New Class of Master Masons Formed in State Consistory
A class of thirty six Master Masons from towns across the state, plus three out of state members W R McKeen Jr of Omaha Edward C McCullan of Salt Lake and Frank H Carr of Pocatello will be initiated from fourth to thirty second degrees Friday afternoon at the Consistory reunion. A grand banquet will follow that evening in the temple to honor the new class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. McKeen
Omaha
Edward C. McGallan
Salt Lake
Frank H. Carr
Pocatello
Conslatory
W. R. McKeen, Jr
Union Pacific
Edward C. McCullan
W. 8. Adams
Saratoga
William 5S
Avery
Kemmerer
Alfred Bhile
Redefeha
Charles K. Bucknum
Caoper
Hugh Callender
Lask
James M. Calvert
Dickson
Duncan Clark
Little Bear
Ernest A. Croskey
Wheatland
Arthur H. Crow
William F. Dalber
Frank R. Dildine
Arthur Donahue
William R. DuBois
Edward D. Edwards
Jacob V. Ellis
Warren M. Faust
Guy W. Goff
Frank Goram
Cheyenne
William H. Douglas
Laramie
Kleber H. Hadsell
Rawlins
Harry G. Hay
John E. Higgins
Glenrock
William M. Laurie
Diamondville
Salvation Army Corps Sees Leadership Change In City
Captain Omari In arrives from Pueblo Colorado to settle affairs here while Captain Omann succeeds him and Captain Omann praises his wife's improved health. Omann notes Pueblo rents higher than Cheyenne, paying 17 dollars and 50 cents monthly for a four room cottage that could rent here for 12 to 14 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omari
Pueblo
Colo
BE. Martin
Army Corps
Omann
Cheyenne
Nelson Girl Admits Murder of Infant in Laramie
Lena Nelson a two year old employed as a dining room girl in a Laramie hotel confessed she was the mother of the murdered baby found Saturday. She said the child was born Friday and she strangled it with paper then placed it under a sidewalk before returning to the hotel. She named the father but his identity remains undisclosed. Her condition is now a high fever and prosecutors have not decided on prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Nelson
Laramie
Nelson
After Championship at Fronter Celebration Cow Girls Race
Miss Jennie Pawson and her sister, teens and top riders, compete in the cow girls championship at Boulevard park with their mustangs. Jennie won the race last year and seeks the world title this fall as Bloomer Girls vs Indians headlines the weekend show on August 16 and 17 with 50 cent admission. W B Ross to wed in Omaha then return to take up residence here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Pawson
West
Bloomer Girls
Boulevard Park
State Levy and County Valuations Show Gains Across Wyoming
The state board of equalization sets a 50 mill levy for 1902 with reductions and targeted spending. Abstracts show every Wyoming county increasing valuation from 1901 to 1902, led by Unita and with Albany the smallest gain, totaling a county-wide increase of 3,633,666.93.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uinta County
Albany County
Board of Equalization
Equalization Board
Winta County
Albany
Big Horn
Carbon
Converse
Crook
Fremont
Johnson
Laramie
Natrona
Sheridan
Sweetwater
Unita
Weston
Fears over Sheep Influx and Local News From Natrona County
Senator Patrick Sullivan visits to address the Consistory reunion and notes Natrona County ranges are good while Carbon and Fremont are dry. Fear arises that wandering flocks from other counties will flood Natrona in fall, stressing local feed. Frontier committee delegates plan two days in Denver for the big celebration. Water piping upgrades replace an irrigation ditch on the Boulevard. Ranchman George Hartley of Uinta County was found murdered. Oscar Delmont had an alibi. Charles Malloy buys a Model No. 4 Underwood from G. S. Walker. Louis R. Schmidt of Sheridan gains a $6 monthly pension for Spanish War service. Lieut. Harold Coburn and Miss Brown of Laramie announce an August 27 wedding. Express clerk James Bond replaces Paul Amerson. Amerson goes to Bowton for school. Non union work ties Grand Island injury reporting to a canceled game with 1000 tickets sold. J. Connelly of Buffalo, Wyoming, loses both legs in Omaha switch engine accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Sullivan
Natrona County
Shepman
Sullivan
Carbon
Fremont
Take Murderer Back Starr to Texas for Charges
William Starr now held at Evanston asylum will be returned to Texas to face several charges including murder. Starr allegedly impersonated a U S officer and held up people in Laramie and fought to avoid transfer to the asylum. His insanity developed after custody in the county jail and he later recovered enough to warrant withdrawal of Laramie charges. Special to Leader Thermopolis Wyoming Aug 11 Work on the Wal ton Casper Lander telephone extension to Thermopolis proceeds rapidly to beat the snows and reach by October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Star
Evanston
Texas
Starr
Laramie
United States
Thermopolis
Wyo
Walton
Casper-Lander
Union Pacific Frontiers Prize Saddle for Cheyenne Winner
The Union Pacific offers a $200 saddle to the champion bucking broncho rider at Cheyenne on August 27. The saddle, exhibited at the Union Pacific city office, is richly crafted with sterling silver, embossed leather, and ornamental designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Denver Times
Seventeenth
Curtis Streets
Death by self inflicted wound shocks wool firm
A wool grower, Charles Osterman of the Daily and Osterman firm, killed himself with a razor in New York country after despondency linked to regional unrest over sleep and cattlemen. Coroner Shoo and Prosecuting Attorney Harding headed to the scene. the firm ran about 5000 sheep in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iander
J. Poston
New York
Charles Osterman
Frm
Dally & Osterman
Mr. Osterman
J. W. H. Shoo
W. H. Harding
Daily & Osterman
Sheen
Met Him Half Way Marriage in Cheyenne
Robert J. Stallings of Ogden Utah and Miss Jennie Kingrey of Albany Indiana were married in Cheyenne this morning by a minister and left on the afternoon train for the wear. Stallings is a well known bunb eas man of Ogden and has been engaged to Miss Kingrey for some time. They decided to get married and each started towards the other meeting in Cheyenne and were united today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Stallings
Ogden
Utah
Jennie Kingrey
Albany
Ind
Stalling i
Kingrey
Cheyenne
Artist Prisoner Exhibits Large Hand Painting In Jail
Sheriff RE Smalley displays a four by twenty four foot painting by James Robinson a prisoner in the county jail. The piece enlarges a calander image and was painted in the cell while Robinson faces counterfeiting charges. Also noted is the expected arrival of Right Rev J J Keane to take over Cheyenne diocese, succeeding Bishop Lenthan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. J. Smalley
James Robinson
Calander Lsewer
Nimmo Gros
Robinson
Union Pacific
J. J. Keane
Church of Immaculate Conception
Minneapolis
Cheyenne
Lenthan
McDonald Passes Through Cheyenne En Route to Minneapolis
N D McDonald formerly of this city traveled through Cheyenne last evening on the way from Laramie to Minneapolis where he has been summoned by the serious illness of his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. McDonald
Cheyenne
Laramie
Minneapolis
Postoffice Robbed at Berthoud Colorado
Postoffice at Berthoud near Greeley robbed yesterday. Postoffice Inspector James Bennett ordered to Berthoud to investigate the robbery and the theft of a mail key. The amount obtained is not known but the stolen key could enable further misuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berthoud
Colo
Greeley
James Bennett
Second Day of Scottioh Rite Reunion Degrees
The Albert Pike Chapter of Rose Croix No 2 reports a second day of degrees from the fifteenth to the eighteenth. Executives listed include H C Beoler, Fennimore Chatterton, Louis Kirk, Herbert J Hurd, with master of ceremonies and presiding officers. Music accompanied the conferrals and tomorrow the Council of Kadosh will initiate degrees from the nineteenth to the thirtieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Pike
Rose Croix
Knight of
H. C. Beoler
DeForest Richards
Curtin
B. W. Stone
Prince of Jerusalem
Fennimore Chatterton
Zorohabel
Jease Knight
Jease Knight, King Darius
Wf. L. Hurd
Louis Kirk
Herbert J. Hurd
Council of Kadosh
C. N. Potter
Thunderstorm Destiny Talk Draws Cheyenne Crowd
W P Carroll invites the public to hear a lecture in Cheyenne claiming a thunderstorm changed world history. The event promises enticements of 25 cents for baseball fans or higher for showgoers as a one time presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
W. P. Carroll
Emblem Rings Made by Buechner Sons for Scottish Rite Masons
Local ad urges Masons to order Consistory rings from Buechner & Son at 1611 Ferguson Street. Customers leave their ring size and the makers complete the rest with first class workmanship. Also a found pin is reported at the Leader office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buechner & Son
Ferguson Street
Jury Law Under Review By State Supreme Court
The State Supreme Court hears a test of jury law next Monday with a large legal contingent. Attorney General J A Van Oradel and W R Stoll appear for the state while Donzelman Welinitz defend Ehler Bolln. Amici curiae are T F Burke and Judge J W Lacey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
J. A. van Oradel
W. R. Stoll
Mr. Stoll
J. W. Lacey
Diamond Tiara Defines Simple Newport Bride Worth 60000
A Newport society brief recalls a bride who wore a single diamond tiara as the only jewel, valued at sixty thousand dollars, reflecting a Jeffersonian simplicity in attire reported by the Duluth News Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Society
Duluth News Tribune
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Ferguson
DR. G. E. Glaze
R. D. Robinson
Capitol Avenue
Germany
France
A. E. Roedel
Pharmagy
Weat 17Th Street
Knight
West Sixteenth St
S. Drobacz
Seventeenth Street
Eddy
A. D. Mahaffay, M. D
D. D
Osteopath
Grainger Cycle Co
State
Salvation Lassie
Salvation Army Corps
W. B. Ross
Cowhick Dry GoodsCo
State Board of Equalization
State Levy
Funa
Milla
General
TIGRE
Big Horn Hot Springs
Rawlins Penitentiary
University
Hosipta
Bata Cosa Ae Pasgens
Denver
C. B. Richardson
John A. Martin
A. Slack
The
Frontier Committee
Boulevard
Sloan's Lake
George Hartley
Piney Creek
Oscar Delmont
Charles Malloy
Underwood
G. 8. Walker
Louis R. Schmidt
Wyoming
Leader
Harold Coburn
Miss Brown
James Bond
Pacific Express Company
Paul Amerson
Mr. Amerson
Bowton
Goaba
L Ie
Inlane
Grand Inland
Unlon Pacific
J. ¥. Connelly
Buffalo
Wye
Jobnagn County
McKeen
W. D. Britt
Union Pacific Frontier Prize
Amual Academy
Annapolis
Dome
High Magone
C. D. Clark
F. M. Woete
Woote Tee
Proguer Park
Bishop Keane
TK Feller Brievenne
Geo. W. Sneider
Alew
Inbull
Logan
Denver Horse Show Association
Bufalo Bill
C. F. Martin
Quincy Building
Denver, Colo
Cheyenne Business College
D. Grover
Prinsipsl
Mr. Myers
WM. Myers & Co
John Harrington
Geo. H. Nagle
Chase& Miller
Corson
Sec
Treas
Union Mercantile Co
the Moon
Nlower Company
Taple
Miller's
Miller
Fereyson Street
E. S. Johnston
Grocer
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