Frontier preparations and events headline Cheyenne notes
Decorate for Frontier week dominates the city scene with six days to go. Duncan Clark, world champion steer roper, is pictured as Frontier festivities ramp up. Rail companies order 100 000 steel rails, bands rehearse, and a concert for A M E church is planned. Thomas Junk remains critically ill at home.
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Duncan Clark
Frontier Park
St. Mark's
Keefe Hall
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
H. ©. Jefferson
U. W
Shoshone Reservation
Rawlins
Laramie
Imperial Military Band
Thomas Junk
Cheyenne
Central Avenue
Douglas Fair Association
Judge Riner Decision Triggers Stock Exchange Flurry
Colorado Fuel and Iron stock surged on the New York exchange this morning as counsel and traders watched the market. Denver activity reflected heavy speculative buying with the price moving between 81 and 84 after opening 88, reaching 87 briefly before retreating. A noon tally showed 29,100 shares traded, with broader belief that Judge Riner's ruling spurred much of the buying and selling activity.
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Colorado Fuel and Iron
New York Exchange
Denver
Denver Times
Counselman & Day
Riner
Cheyenne area forecast and recent conditions
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with possible thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight and warmer temperatures tonight. High pressure moves east from the northern plains while a Rocky Mountain trough and a north Pacific high influence the region. Wyoming, eastern Idaho and Montana show notable temperature rise. Dodge City and Montgomery reached 100 yesterday. Nebraska to Minnesota and Wisconsin saw light showers. 24 hour data ended 6 am report a high of 78 and a low of 52 with no precipitation. Charles E. Ashcraft Jr., Observer Temporary In Charge.
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Cheyenne
North Dakota
Minnesota
Rocky Mountains
North Pacific Coast
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
Mississippi Valley
Gulf States
Dodge City
Montgomery
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconoio
Charles E. Ashcraft, JR
Laramie County Cattlemen Plan Late Fall Shipments
Interviews with stockmen across the Horse Crogey Polo Creek and Chugwa districts indicate Laramie county cattlemen will hold cattle this fall for a late market. Continued strong feed conditions support shipments after September 20th with 260 to 276 cars expected from Cheyenne area.
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Crogey
Polo Creek
Laramie County
Cheyenne Thin Fall
Industrial Journal
Daily Leader Classifieds Offer Bare Land and House for Sale
Real estate listings in The Daily Leader present opportunities to purchase bare land and houses. Ads describe property scope, location, and asking prices with contact details for buyers to reach sellers.
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Pou Bare & House
Daily Leader
Bell Telephone wires stretch 1373 miles in Wyoming in two years
A New Hampshire paper notes Debs rally, praising his stance against the system of wealth rather than individuals. It details Bell Telephone Co in Wyoming expanding from 190 subscribers to 1,180, with 13 exchanges, 193 miles of additional lines, and plans to extend to Billings Montana and beyond.
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Wyoming
Bell
Cheyenne
Laramie
Casper
Douglas
Encampment
Green River
Kemmerer
Lander
Rawlins
Rock Springs
Saratoga
Bell Company
Cheayqnne
Opal
Uinta County
Big Piney
LaBarge
Fontenelle
Thermopalis
Billings
Mont
Wyoming Line
Buffalo
Sheridan
Newcastle
Frontier notes on accommodations and show preparations
Mrs. Anne O Hagan writes Secretary Richardson as representative of the Womens Home Journal to cover the Frontier celebration and capture views. An article by George S Walker appears in Ranch News praising Frontier with illustrations. Mayor Murray cites work crews fixing the arena at Frontier Park for artillery evolutions and city decora tions progress as citizens join in public spirit.
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Anne O'Hagan
Richardson
Womens Home Journal
Ranch News
Denver
Salt Lake
Frontier
George S. Walker
Murray
Frontier Park
Frontier Show Draws Big Influx to Cheyenne Area
Sam Carson reports a large upcoming influx from Horse Creek country Salem and Lagrange as Frontier becomes the main topic of discussion for residents. Farmers rush to finish hay crops and plan to travel to Cheyenne in hundreds to attend the Frontier show. Joseph Chamberlain bears a scar from a recent cab accident while the Boer war memories linger. The Sewler offers all the news at fifty cents monthly.
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Sam Carson
Cheyenne
Board of County Commissioners
Frontier
Horse Creek
Salem
Lagrange
New York
Joseph Chamberlain
Local Classifieds Listing For Sale Rent and Services
Multiple brief ads offer assistance for canning campaigns daily work call at 123 East Eighteenth Street after 7 pm. Household furniture including lounge washer iron bed and more for sale at 915 E 19th St after noon. Various real estate plots for sale including four lots and three lots near Thames inquire Albert Chapman. Cut flowers from Mrs Glafcke call 644. Rooms for rent in multiple locations and furnished options in demand. Chaffin's greenhouse promotes wedding and funeral flowers at Eighteenth and Central avenue.
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U. K
19Th St
Twelfth Street
Thames
Albert Chapman
Eight Miles Apart On Casper to Lander Phone Line
Two crews work eight miles apart on the Casper to Lander telephone extension and expect to meet next week. Progress runs about a mile per day as poles are set and wire strung. The 140 mile line will connect Lander with Casper and the outside world. A third fore of men are
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Casper
Lander
Hadley story shows quick wit at long distance
At a New Haven area reception an amused guest asked about Yale's loss and President Hadley replied with a humorous tale. He described a boy who, upon learning his uncle had died, said he knew the uncle was dead because he had cried, illustrating poised humor in a tricky moment.
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Hadley
New Haven
Yale
Eld
Johnny
Secretary Shaw Story Told With Barber Shop Wit
A New York Herald item recalls Secretary Shaw at the Albermarle venue with a barbershop tale. A quip about a barber named Sam humorously notes brushing coats and the possibility of brushing out gold dust in a playful exchange.
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Shaw
Albermarle
Sam
Darkey
Washington
Gauss
Rail fare sale details across multiple midwest cities
A rail rate offers a special fare plus 2.00 via Union Pacific with final return by October for routes including Chicago St Louis St Paul Minneapolis Duluth and intermediate points. Sales on June 6 and 7, with inquiry for information leading to conviction of any person entering ice houses near Bloom's Lake.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Bloan's Lake
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