Railroad Time Table Summary
Westbound and eastbound passenger trains listed with arrival and departure times. Overland Limited No 1 arrives 8 35 pm departs 5 50 pm. Past Mail 9 30 pm 9 46 pm. No 2 Overland Limited arrives 6 40 am departs 6 50 am. No 4 Local Passenger arrives 2 00 pm departs 2 20 am. No 6 Atlantic Express arrives 1 26 am departs 1 40 am. additional south trains arriving 3 30 pm and 9 40 am. Cheyenne arrival noted.
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Overland Limited
Beenstates
Seeen
Lotal
Esa
Atlantic Express
Avenuee
Wyoming Commandery No 1 NIGHTS TEMPLAR Meeting Info
Wyoming Commandery No 1 Knights Templar meets in Masonic hall on second Monday each month. P and MUYT B C OD W Gill Recorder Cheyenne Lodge No 1 AF AM meets in Masonic hall on second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Visitors examined at 1:80.
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Wyoming Commandery
Templar
Cheyenne Lodue
Custer Battlefield Notes From Crow Agency July Visit
Special correspondence from Crow Agency Wyoming describes the national cemetery near the Little Big Horn with its graves from the Seventh Cavalry. The writer notes water shortages at the custodian’s cistern, proposes a well and windmill, and details graves of Custer era soldiers including Curley the Crow scout and White Swan. The piece recounts Curley’s courage, Harrington’s fate, and legends of the missing officers and a contested Reynolds identity.
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Crow Indian Agency
Wyo
Céster Battlefeld
National Cemetery
Seventh Cavalry
Crow Agency
Custer
Burlington Railway Station
Bear Claws
Fort Phil Kearny
Fetterman
Arlington
Chickamauga
Vicksburg
Weet Port
Terry
Big Horn
Battlefeld
Curley
Reno
Benteen
Curroy
Noareat
Wintil
Terrry
Bin
White Swan
Fred Serber
Forsythe’s Rescue Sought as Dragoons Stream In
Forsythe’s appeal for rescue is described as written in plain soldierly language. Surrounded by Indians on a Republican River island, the besieged frontier scouts face death and starvation after days of flesh-eating rations. Stillwell’s rapid march with 1000 dragoons breaks the siege. Buffalo Bill’s wealth and properties are noted in a separate section about his generosity and holdings.
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Jack Stillwell
Sheriden
Buffalo B
Cody
Mig Morn
Bill Well
Sandy Forsythe
Republican
Port
Gilliwell
Forsythe
Mie Republican River
Fort Hawker
Stillwell
Henry Ward Beecher
President Clark's Estate Includes Union Pacific Wealth
The late 6 H. H. Clark longtime Union Pacific official left an estate near or above one million dollars with real estate in St. Louis including the Thirty first and Pine streets house and Omaha holdings such as old Canfield hotel property opposite UP offices and blocks near Thirtieth and Leavenworth. He held Nebraska telephone stock and street railway shares plus Missouri Pacific Rock Island and Santa Fe securities. His salary as a railroad executive neared 26000 per year and his estate is expected to file a will after summer in North Carolina with family urged to consider Omaha as home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Clark
Union Pacific
Thirty-ifth
Pinestreeta
St. Louis
Omaha Real Estate
Canfield
Union Pacific General
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Omaha
Nebraska Telephone
Omaha Street Railway
United States National Bank
Omaha National
Clark
United States
Missouri
Goulds
Ames, Sage
Union
Contest Notice in Interior Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming
A contest affidavit by Asa J Covington of Hartville Wyoming challenges timber culture entry No 2039 filed Sept 30 1887 by Alfred B Gibbs. Gibbs allegedly did not plow plant or cultivate nor plant trees since filing. Public notice orders appearance and evidence at 10 am Oct 4 1900 before the U S land office in Cheyenne Wyoming. due to service issues, notice to be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa J. Covington
Hartville
Wyo
Alfred B. W. Gibbs
Alfred Bb. W Gibbs
Sala
United States Land Office
Che
Notice of Final Proof and Local Whitefield Library Bid
Notice of final proof in Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming with Robert Walden H No 3437 for land in Little Horse Creek area to be made Oct 4 1900 before the register and receiver at Wyoming land office. Also Carnegie Library Cheyenne bids due Sept 12 1900 for library building plans. Army recruiting ad. Benjamin Franklin named resident agent for Bes Frank Minchem.
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Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wyoming
United States Land Office
Wyo
Robert Walden
South Bend
W. Hhe
James R. Whitehead
Cheyenne Wyo
Frank Simon
Little Horse Creek
Ora Dann
Milton Gildersleeve
W. BE. Chaplin
Register
Carnegie Library
Robert C. Morris
Carnegie Library Building Committee
Patton, Fisher & Miller
Montauk Block
Chicago
City Notices and Advertisements as Seen at Sterling
A collection of classified items including a dining and bath listing at Sterling with 250 cent meals and baths, a ranch work wish for a good milker by Sloan & Shaver, a Wyoming prospecting stake offer, a Belgrade Cheyenne sale notice, city hack line listing two hacks and horses for sale, and Metropolitan Hotel ads with modern amenities and terms via J W Griffin.
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Cheyenone
City Hack
Lith St
Cheap Rates to Chicago for Grand Army Encampment
A reduced round trip first class rate is authorized for the National encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. Tickets will go on sale in Wyoming and Colorado on August 23 24 25 26 1900 with a final return limit to September last. Depo ment and 60 cent payment extendable to September 30 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Wyoming
Colorado
Chicago
Furnished Rooms With Steam Heat and Electric Light
Local listing from Warren Emporium advertising furnished rooms with steam heat and electric light. Company notes they own several houses and can locate lodgings at most times.
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Warren Emporium
Jas Good Hacks and Cheyenne Wack Tale At Meaney’s
Fragmentary notice mentions Jas Good hacks and Cheyenne Wack tale, with references to Meaney's and Hyde as proprietor. It hints at publication by The Loader and possible citywide distribution or inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Meaney'’s
A. & Hyde
Propraetor
Cheyenne Steam Laundry Trial Notice Encourages Patience
Fragmentary notice hints Olive term trial and Bew customers after the fret week should be overlooked. text suggests caution for Cheyenne Steam Laundry patrons amid unclear guidance. Entities include Cheyenne and Olive.
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Cheyenne
Olive
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Denver Pacific
Burlington
Eee
P. &. Muyt
B.C
W. Gill
Recorder
Henry Bungee
W. M
D. W. Gill
Attorneys At Law
Wikces
Walon Mercantile Bik
Z. F. Burke
B. F. Fowler
Burke & Fowler
Delaware
Bik
Gilbeon Clark
RK. W. Breckens
Clark & Breckons
Walter Arstoll
Attorney At Law
Thomas Block
Inter Ocean Hotel
TK van Oradel
Chas. W. Burdick
Kent
Cheyenne, Wyo
H. Waldo Moore
Attroney
Kent Block
J.T. Norton
Atlas Block
Ww. Gill
Ofice
Idelman Block
Cheyenne, Wr
Custer Battle
The
Chicago Record
Weet
Little Big Horn
Noble Valley
Wolf Mountains
Big Horn Range
Tercy
Batth
Indiana
Donteon
Cyster
CU. S. Goldier Seventh Cavalry
Donald Mackintosh
Indian Territory
Wrat Point
Kanes
Mackintosh
Fred Berber
Porter
Harrington
Tom Custer
Conlee
Standing Stock Agency
Bert
Fort Lincoln
Sheridan
Charley Reynolds
Charley
Reynolds
Reng
Northwest
Lonesome Charley
Burlington Raiilway
Garry Owen
Buffalo Bill
Tere
North Platte
Duluth
le Crosse
Preirte de Chien
Soulx Cy
President Clark
U. S Army
Citisena
Philippines
Omcer
Bob Ingaila
Benjamin Franklin
City Matters
Sterling
Padgett
Sloan & Shaver
Grub Stake
Metropolitan Hotel
J. W. Griffin
Percy Smith
17Th Street Furniture Store
Eddy Street
Utah
C. W. Sweet
LAW Magazines
Medical and Library Books
Hall & Williams
Gurtie
Denver, Colo
Ti le Medical Co
Shradway, New York
W. CG. Walker
Ferguson Street
Cheyenne, Wro
Rngland & Rossman
Warren Camp
West Seventeenth
West Sixteenth Street
the City Pharmacy
Seventeenth and Ferguson Streets
Telephone
Elty
Andrew McAdam
Capitol Ave
Daily News
Omaha Daily News
Aubour Bn
Bewt
Philppine
Gaatern
Cmca
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