Short Items From Laramie and Nearby
The 644 Follows grand lodge meet ing began in Laramie today with Alfred Flood of Rawlins granted a pension of a month. The town hosts Masons for the Consistory reunion. Five naval cadet candidates continue examinations. A son was born to Mrs Frank Alkire. The Manewaals beat the South Side Savages 24 to 13. Thirty cattle cars of western sheep pass through. Paradise Kid, who shot a sheep herder at Cokeville, remains at large. Laramie residents plan a World’s Fair club for the 1904 St Louis expo. New England Bloomer Girls visit Cheyenne to play the Indfas. Destructive forest fires rage north of Kemmerer. Mrs J S L Brown opens a kindergarten at Central School basement. The Manewaals accept a challenge from Rawlins. Old timers predict frost and a hard winter. Newcastle citizens push for Bell Telephone to build a branch. Forest fires near Lander burn 270 miles of Amberland. Indians expected home from the east trip tomorrow. Promoters push an automobile bus line quietly. Cheyenne Elke attend the Salt Lake carnival. a large local delegation goes. Secretary Richardson says low rail rates into Cheyenne for the big celebration. Oscar Delmont, jailed for murder, proves an alibi and is discharged. Body search for Sam Guletietiex remains fruitless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Alkire
Union Pacific
Manewalle
South Side Savages
Paradise Kid
Cokeville
Laramie
New England
Newcastle
Bell Telephone Company
Lander
Fremont County
Salt Lake
Richardson
Fronier
Cheyenne
Oscar Delmont
William Hartley
Unita County
Sam Guletietiex
Weather forecast for Cheyenne and vicinity
Fair tonight and Wednesday with cooler trend by Wednesday. High pressure sits east of the Mississippi, bringing near normal to slightly cooler conditions from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic coast. Central Dakotas low pressure fuels warmer weather from the Rockies to the Mississippi. Scattered showers reported in central and southern Rocky Mountain and plateau regions. 24 hour data show max 74, min 49, trace precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coas
Dakotas
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Palmer
Copper Output in Wyoming Declines in 1901
The Geological Survey reports Wyoming copper production fell in 1901 to 2,098,712 pounds from 1900 and 1899 outputs. The Grand Encampment district relied on distant works like Chicago Copper Refining at Blue Island and Boston and Wyoming Smelting, Power and Light, which began operations in 1901 alongside the Ferris-Haggerty mining property under Consolidated Copper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
Wyoming
Chicago Copper Refining Company
Blue Islands
Boston and Wyoming
Change in Priests at Local Catholic Church
Rev Father Delehanty who has held pastor of the Catholic church here for the past year left for the former charge at Springs. During his stay here Delehanty won wide respect and many regret his departure. He will be succeeded by Father Walsh who was ordained in Cheyenne by the Lenihan. it is probable he will be located there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Delehanty
Tnt
Springs
Delehanty
Lenat
Father Walsh
Cheyenne
Lenihan
Laramie Mining Exchange calls for Wyoming ore exhibits
A. G. Richards of the Laramie Mining Exchange announces a display of Wyoming minerals at the International Mining Congress in Butte, September 1 to 6, 1902, then at Laramie September 9 to 12. Exhibits must arrive by August 27 with $1 for transport, weigh no more than ten pounds, and include county, mine, owners, development, ore, stock, and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Hicharde
Laramie Mining Exchange
Wyoming
Butte
Montana
Laramie
A. G. Richards
Treasury
Divorce Granted in District Court for Non-Support
Yesterday afternoon in the district court a decree of divorce was granted to Mrs. Charlies Powelson from her husband on the ground of non-support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Powelson
World’s Fair Tour de Monde plan for new amusements
At the St Louis World's Fair director Norris B. Gregg proposes a Trip Around the World with attractions from many nations. The Tour de Monde would use coupon tickets for a round trip experience featuring native industries foods and entertainments. Concessionaires show strong interest as planners pace the featured world journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Norris B. Gregg
Globe
Mr. Gregg
Art Hill
Gregg
Phineas Fogg
Complete Colorado and Southern map for Galveston to Ogden route
The Passenger Department of the Cand and Railway has not issued the map covering the Colorado and Southern connections from Galveston Texas to Ogden Utah. A very complete up to date map of the territory is available by sending ten cents to the Seana en, Pumeager Ag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Ogden
Utah
Cand & Railway
Seana
Pumeager Ag
Weather and Agriculture Rundown from Wyoming Local Reports
Local Wyoming reports compiled for W. Palmer of the U.S. Department note weather trends and livestock conditions across counties. Observations cover past week moisture levels, feed availability, and pasture status affecting cattle and sheep operations.
Cheyenne Weather Summary Reflects Mixed Hay and Fire Impacts
Weather report from Cheyenne Wyoming notes average temperatures with cooler than prior week, scattered showers in early August, and a dry week overall. Haying progresses with western alfalfa secured and eastern crops harvest underway, while range feed suffers from heat and drought. forest fires burn in Fremont and Carbon counties as cattle marketing begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Central
Fremont
Carbon
Weather notes from Albany County and surrounding areas
Extracts from correspondents describe dry spells and wind, light hay yields, and good potato crops across Albany County and nearby towns. Reports note crop progress, irrigation effects, and range conditions with sporadic rain and frost impacts, plus cattle and market movement observations.
Weather notes and crop updates across Wyoming regions
Reports from Cheyenne to Natrona County detail cooler spells, showers, and dry spells affecting haying and crops. Farmers note second cutting alfalfa progressing, ranges in good condition or drying, and irrigation water levels varying from low to adequate. Local observers include C H Pinney, A Grigg, C H Edwards, T H McComsey, C A Sherman, Lilliam Stoll, George Osamoni, T P Daniel, and Frank Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Iron Mountain
C. H. Edwards
T. H. McComsey
Afton
George Osamoni
S Hrdiu Brdi
H Daniel
T. P. Daniel
Evanston
Frank Tucker
The Results of American Occupation and Health Benefits
Washington report outlines Cuba occupation gains from 1908 to 1902 including 16 custom houses post offices roads telegraph sanitation and harbor improvements. It notes revenues and expenditures and a marked drop in death rates due to modern sanitation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
United States
Cuba
Havana
United States Signal
City Notices Show Classifieds For Help Homes and Flowers
Classified notices include a housework help request at 2206 Eddy Street and several real estate items listing four lots near Thomeus on Twelfth Street via Albert Chapman. Also entries for rent by Dr. Conway and Warren Emporium, plus a greenhouse for wedding and funeral flowers at ChaMa's. Barber shop bath prices and miscellaneous ads complete the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Street
Thomeus
Albert Chapman
Notices of final proof and declaratory statement filings in Cheyenne
Department of the Interior Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming issues notices of intended final proof hearings for Martinreither EB 3170 for sections in Cheyenne and for Therkel Jensen declaratory statement No 576% Granite Canon Wyoming. Witnesses named include Peter Keenan John Thomas Frank Meanea and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Sentor
Wyo
Martinreither
Peter Keenan
Hillsdale
John Thomas
Egbert
Frank Meanea
Robert Perry
South Bend
W. E. Chaplin
Wye
John Nielsen
Aettier
Therkel Yensen
Granite Canon
Soren Yensen
Wryo
Hal Strong
Christ Christensen
Granite
William Boyes
Hox Bilder
Colo
Citizens' Oil and Gas company dissolution notice
More than two thirds of total capital stock voted to dissolve under Wyoming law. The dissolution takes effect at the end of the publication period in Laramie County. The president and secretary certify the action under seal with dates July 1 to August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ O and Gas Company
Wyoming
Laramie
Sald
Secretary of State of
Citizens
Ol) and Gas Company
S. GC
Paddock
Boul
Joan A, Hal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alden Bolles, DO
Osteopathic
Normandie Hotel
W. F. Daiber & Bro
Crescents
Ramblers
Tribunes
Stearns
Clevelands
Nationals Pierce
Manewal
Fergugon
Louis Manewal
Cheyenne Transfer Company
Weat
Sixteenth Street
Davis Brock
Grocers
China
Tust
Depot Exchange Cafe
L. Kabib
Gheyenne
Warren Gamp
ICE Telephone
F. A. Slack
Gqeorgh
H. Bvang
Grand Lodge
Alfred Flood
Rawlins
Mra. J
L. Brown
Manewaals
Weather Report
Ghange
Clarance
Mining Exchange
Richards
W. &. Palmer
United States Government
Albany County
Philip Bath
N. A. Nelson
Big Horn County
W. D. Pickett
W. H. Brundage
John W. Deane
Carbon County
Elk Mountain
William Richard
A. Cowdin
H. A. Kirk
Saratoga
Medicine Bow
Continental Divide
J. F. Crawford
Converse County
Kirtley
ZumBrunnen
Albert Urban
Dohnean County
ROYAL
Royal Garing Powder CO
William GT
New York
C. H. Pinney
Laramie County
Natrona County
Alcova
C. A. Sherman
Sweetwater County
Burntfork
Lilliam Stoll
Uinta County
Weston County
Upton
W. W. Sewell
W. 5. Palmer
Elysium
Elihu Burritt
Turner
Postrum
Boerhaave
Daily Leader
United States Authority
Department of Sanitation
City Matters
Eddy Street
Glafcke
Conway
Warren Emporium
Padgett's
Isteenth
Hood River
Davis & Kelley
Capitol Avenue
Wabash Screen
N. B
Morrison, Merrill & G
East 16Th
van Lennan Streets
Riner & Schnitger
Colorado
Coal Insurance
W. EB. Chaplin
Knights of Pytthias
San Francisco
Pe An Barron
Black & Clark
Reed
Houston
San Antonio
Rockport
el Paso
Louisiana
New Orleans
Lake Charles
Mexico
City of Mexico
Monterey
Guadalajara
Florida
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
New Providence
Nassau
Ours
South
T. E. Fisher
Denver
Chicago
Chicago.& Northwestern
Missouri River
Northe-Western
Barron
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!