Laramie Daily Short Items Highlight Local Notices
Dr W A Wyman in Laramie M Hodge of Cheyenne joins Laramie on business O W Wheeler to report in again The Bloomer Girls arrive tomorrow The Leader will not ship The Consistory reunion ends tonight with a grand banquet Sheriff Smalley returns from western trip Company E W ON G election of officers Sheridan Coal stock up to 1 000 000 Olive Leaf band passes through Frontier day set for Denver Fronter committee plans work Aldridge of Chicago and Northwestern visits Joe Dillman elected to I C C F officers Albany Development incorp with 10090 capital W L Park returns from Wine Ogden Oil painting admired at sheriff's office Odd Fellows convention ends Cheyenne to return Soldiers cause trouble but escape police Avian Adamaky named grand chaplain Fremont county reported quiet Derricks at public building to be raised next week Calvert reports on Snake River Livestock frontier entries listed Wild horse events noted Ed Henry to Denver Nurses dormitory contract pending Board of Equalization busy Steel beams delayed by missing quarry stones
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W. A. Wyman
Laramie
M. Hodge
Cheyenne
O. W. Wheeler
Temple
E. J. Smalley
Company
E W. ON
Sheridan Coal Company
Olive Leaf
Hanna
Denver
Frontier
D. W. Aldridge
Chicago
Northwestern
Joe Dillman
Grand Lodge
Albany Development Company
Albany County
W. L. Park
Ogden
Odd Fellows
West Eighteenth Street
C. C. F. Ie Avian Adamaky
Fremont County
James M. Calvert
Dixon
Snake River
Ed Henry
State Board of Charities and Reform
State Hospital
Board of Equalization
Rawlins
Pretty romance at Salt Lake convention ends in quiet Wyoming wedding
Exalted Ruler N. R. Greenfield of Rawlins Lodge No. 609 marries Miss Minnie Carr after a Salt Lake assembly. The couple rushed to the county clerk, secured nuptial documents, and began a honeymoon amid Elkdom revelries. The tale blends lodge life with a speedy union and travel from Rawlins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Rawlins
Wyo
N. R. Greenfield
Minnie Carr
Miss Carr
Cupid
Greenfield
Jager Oil Strike Spurs Boom in Uinta County
Yesterday morning the Jager Oil company hit a strong oil flow in section 12 five miles east of Spring Valley. The third oil producer found in a month fuels excitement as new rigs roll in. By winter an estimated 500 rigs may be in operation and the oil belt population could rise by 5 000. The discoveries imply paying quantities exist in this section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoe
Jager Oil Company
Section 12
Spring Valley
Uinta County
Elkhorn Passenger Service Demanded For Chadron to Douglas
A reader blasts the Elkhorn for failing to provide a timely passenger train between Chadron and Douglas. He argues the line carries growing traffic and should replace old cars with faster, modern coaches to restore dependable schedules.
Strike Breakers Induced to Quit in Rawlins
Three machinists and two boiler makers arrived in Rawlins on train No 10 to fill positions of striking workers in Union Pacific shops. Strikers met them at the depot and after talks persuaded the newcomers to join the strike and quit, delaying resumption of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Wyo
Union Pacific
Indians Shut Out North Platte in Nine Innings
Cheyenne Indians defeated North Platte 9 0 with Nash and Brierly on the mound. Shaub and Hall combined for the visitors in a clean nine inning shutout. Cheyenne had four hits to North Platte three, Bennett with a three base hit.
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North Platte
Cheyenne
Nash
Brierly
Shaub
Hall
Bennett
Cement Contract Let For New Reservoir Project
A city council special meeting awarded the cement contract for the new reservoir. C W Hall & Co of Omaha won at 2.97 a barrel for 8 000 barrels with deliveries through June 1903, engineer A J Wiley presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Marquardt & Co
New York City
C. W. Hall & Co
Omaha
A. J. Wiley
Holse
Idaho
Reporters misquote speeches in legislative coverage
The Christian Endeavor World notes fault in shorthand reportage of legislative speeches. It quotes a member arguing that reporters decide what is important and what to omit, claiming the actual meaning is lost in published reports.
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Christian Endeavor World
Instinct and Reason Duel with Ames Miner’s Dog
A North country miner boasts of his clever dog in Ames. When a neighbor disputes instinct and reason, a tramp appears and the dog attacks, prompting the miner to claim instinct. The tramp kicks the dog, proving reason, much to the neighbor’s amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Neild
Woodmen of the World Meeting in Cripple Creek
Union Pacific and affiliated lines announce a Cripple Creek Colorado gathering with Woodmen of the World. Round trip fare nine dollars and five cents. Travel dates July 29 and 30. Return by August 15. Agent J F Barron notes these details.
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U.P. A, RA
Connectiona
Woodmen of the World
Cripple Creek
Colo
Wate
Mit
The Five Boones of Life by Mark Twain
A reflective fable of a youth choosing among five gifts Fame Love Riches Pleasure and Death He learns through trials that only one gift remains precious and that true value lies beyond worldly wealth or fame. The narrative contrasts transient glory with lasting inner peace and ends with Death as the final gift.
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The
Five Boones of Life
Mark Twain
Ants as Mirrors of Human Traits
Pusu and Anta discuss ant habits at a golf hole observing two stomachs and food storage. They note ants’ communal eating, wars between hills, and keen memory detecting strangers. The dialogue likens ant behavior to human selfishness and social knowledge, ending with a note about the Semler newsletter and its fifty cent a month price.
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Anta
City Matters Auction of Four Lots and Rentals
For sale four lots in good location with inquiries at this office. Three lots on Twelfth street near Thames through Albert Chapman real estate agent. Also cut flowers by Mrs. Glafcke phone 64-6. For rent a four room house via Dr. Conway Opera House block. Nicely furnished rooms in brick blocks with electric light janitor service from $5 a month and dwelling houses. inquire Warren Emporium.
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Twelfth Street
Thames
Albert Chapman
Conway
Opera
Warren Emporium
Cut flowers and designs for events at Chaffin's green house
Miscellaneous item notes advertise cut flowers and designs for weddings parties and funerals at Chaffin's greenhouse at the corner of eighteenth and Central Avenue. Also mentions hot and cold baths at Padgett's Barber Shop on Sixteenth Street.
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Chaffin
Green House
Eighteenth and
Central Avenue
Padgett’s
Sixteenth St
Capitol Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Sale of Coupon Bonds for Carbon County School District No 4
The board of trustees of school district No 4 Carbon county Wyoming offers for sale bonds totaling 3000 dollars dated August 18 1902 at up to 6 percent interest payable semi annually in January and July. Bonds in 1000 and 500 denominations redeemable after five to twenty years at the county treasurer office. Bids due 6 pm August 18 1902 at Baggs addressed to Carrie Swearingen clerk marked Proposals for purchase of coupon bonds of school district No 4.
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Board of Trustees of
Carbon County
Wyoming
Baggs
County of Carbon
Carbon
State of
Carrie Swaaringen
Bagge
Wyo
Board of
Carrie Swearingen
Notice of Final Proof for Tan Therkel Venson Granite Canon
Notice issued by the Department of the Interior Cheyenne Land Office dated July 1902 announces Ther kel Venson declaring intent to make final proof for preemption declaratory No. 6769 at Cheyenne on September 1902. Witnesses listed include Soren Yensen Hal Strong Christ Christensen and William Boyce. Also references an elegant map of Colorado territory lines available by postage to T B Pish R.
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Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wyo
John Nielsen
Therkel Venson
Granite Canon
Vis
Soren Yensen
Granite
Hal Strong
Christ Christensen
William Boyce
Box Bilder
Colo
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Laramie County Wyoming
In the District Court First Judicial District Hoffmann Brothers obtained a judgment of twelve thousand five hundred dollars plus fees against Emilie Richardson as administrator of John Guenther deceased. The sheriff will sell July 6 1902 at 10 a.m. in Cheyenne to satisfy the decree and costs.
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Lybe
Laramie
Wyoming
Towlt
Cheyenne
Hoffman Brothers
Emile Richardson
John Guenther
Laramie County
Edward Hofmann
Fred Hofmann
County of
United States
Edwin J. Smalley
Wyo
Notice of land claim proof Cheyenne Wyoming 1902
Department of the Interior Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming announces that Martin Breither has filed notice of intention to make final proof to support his claim for a landed parcel and cultivation. Proof will be presented before the Cheyenne register August 18 1902. Witnesses listed: Peter Keenan John Thomas Frank Meanea Robert Perry.
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Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Han Aled
Wyo
Martin Breither
Peter Keenan
Hillydale
John Thomas
Mgbert
Frank Meanea
Sneteene
Robert Perry
Booth
W. B Chaplin
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Pierce Spring Forks
L. P. House
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Louis Manewal
West Sixteenth Street
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Grocers
China
Tust
Depot Exchange Cafe
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Thos. Longhurst
CE Telephone
B. A. Slack
George H. Evans
City Baitor
Tacoma
Wash
Valdes
New York
Reynolds
Cook's Inlet
Bradley
New Bradley
Mle
Daily Leader
Ing
Elkhorn
Bill” Barrow
Chadron
Chadron and
Douglas
Washington Star
Bhorn
Philadelphia
Talmagence
Talmage
J. F. Barron
Love
Joan W. Lacwy
Semler
City Matters
W, EB. Chaplin
Register
Colorado
T. B
Hood River
Davis & Kelley
N. B
Morrison, Merrill & G
East 16Th and
van Lennan Streets
Riner & Schnitger
Rock Springs and Net
Seuhart
Cals
District Court
First Judicial District
Black & Clark
Reed
Cheyenne and Northern Tracks
Texas
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el Paso
Louisiana
New Orleans
Lake Charles
Mexico
City of Mexico
Monterey
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Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Cuba
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Ours
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Missouri River
Northe- Western
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