Coach Shop to Expand Union Pacific Plant at Cheyenne
Superintendent W R McKeen Jr confirms plan to build a coach shop at Cheyenne to repair passenger cars. About seventy five skilled workers will be employed as painters upholsterers and cabinetmakers with work rising after strike conditions settle. A tank shop and paint shop reconfiguration are described alongside the need for an additional tank shop and new building to support the expansion.
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W. R. McKeen, Jr
Motive Power Department
Union Pacific
West
Leader
Juet
McKeen
Pullmans
No End to Strike Standoff Prolonged by Wage Demands
Ten weeks after the boiler makers began a strike for higher wages the union, followed by machinists and blacksmiths, maintain an unbroken front. The company says it can continue business and endure an indefinite halt, with no end in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Builermakers
Union Pacific Revises Time Card 17 For Hermosa Junction Line
Supplement No. 1 to time card No. 17 issued by Union Pacific legalizes use of the old line between Hermosa Junction and Laramie with no schedule changes. Red Buttes appears again on the time card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Hermosa Junction
Laramie
Red Buttes
Frontier Days Color Scheme and Store Hours Notice
Colors for Frontier Ways are posted at 1710 Ferguson street. Get your horn and cane at the Rac ket store at 1716 Ferguson street. Merchants are asked to close by 11 30 a m on Frontier days to let everyone attend the world's greatest show. Citizens should shop in advance to avoid overloading a half day. A D Kelley President Board of Trade Attest B Richardson Secy.
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Ferguson Street
A. D. Kelley
Board of Trade
Frontier
Moving Picture Show to Visit Cheyenne Frontier Exhibition
A Denver telegram reports Mr. E. A. Clifford and Mr. T. Nash of the Selly Polyscope Co will bring moving picture machines to Cheyenne for the Frontier exhibition. Nash will film Eastern photographers and give an evening of moving pictures, with location to be decided for Wednesday or Thursday. Nash, representing the National Moving Picture Co, will arrive tonight with apparatus and stay two days.
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Denver
Colo
BE. A. Slack
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nash
Selly Polyscope Company
Chicago
East
United States
E. A. Clifford
Clifford
E. T. Nash
Frontier
National Moving Picture Company
Laramie Man Arrested for Slaughtering Cattle Near City
A Laramie resident is in custody charged with skinning two cattle belonging to a local cattle man near Laramie. The animals were killed by railroad cars on or near the rail line adjacent to the city.
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Laramie
Newman Presents Noted Entertainment With Strong Company
Joseph Newman remains a favorite in Cheyenne with a high quality company. His latest program includes artistic numbers from classical to light fare and two comedies Molly G and My Uncle's Will promising an attractive bill. Seats are on sale. John Reese, a ranchman, is critically ill at home with typhoid fever.
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Joseph Newman
Cheyenne
Newman
Molly G
John Reese
Clifford House Joins Union Pacific Ticket Office
Clifford House has accepted a position in the Union Pacific ticket office under Agent J. F. Barron. He recently graduated from Cheyenne Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford House
Union Pacific Ticket Office
J. F. Barron
Mr. House
Cheyenne Business College
Forsyth United Bennett and Draper in Frontier Celebration Wedding
The ceremony united Thomas R. Bennett of Toltec Wyoming and Elizabeth M. Draper of Melford Delaware in Forsyth this morning. The couple met in the city and will participate in the Frontier celebration.
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Hev. Forsyth
Thomas R. Bennett
Toltec
Wyo
Elizabeth M. Draper
Melford
Del
Bishop Keene Rumor Debunked in Cheyenne Arrival
A morning report claiming Bishop Keene of Cheyenne had arrived is denied. He will reach Cheyenne around late October. Fathers Ryan and Sheran of St. Paul visit on a Western tour and praise Cheyenne as a beautiful, enterprising city.
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Keene
Cheyenne
Ryan
Sheran
St. Paul
the Hill Seminary
Frontier Souvenir Spoons Draw Attention at Buechner's
Frontier themed souvenir spoons attract considerable attention at Buechner's store. The items suit this year’s celebration and draw shoppers seeking commemorative pieces.
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Buechner’s
Two Brothers Sell Home at 1815 Central Avenue
Yesterday Will and George Benjamin sold the two story brick residence at 1815 Central Avenue to Miss Mary Bailey for 3200 dollars. The property features fine grounds and is described as a well kept dwelling.
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Will
George Benjamin
Mary Bailey
Central Avenue
Denver Drum Corps Parade and Cheyenne Trip Parade
The George Cook drum corps will parade Denver streets this evening with a Frontier banner and depart for Cheyenne on a special train tomorrow. They travel in a Frontier committee Pullman sleeper rented for three days. Extra coaches were added to the regular Northern line as crowds from the north arrive. Baptists ladies will serve meals at the Burlington depot during Frontier Days.
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Eorge Cook
Denver
Frontier
Cheyenne
Frontier Committee
Burlington Depot
Rome
Frontier Celebrations Draw Immense Crowds in Cheyenne
Immense crowds fill Cheyenne ahead of the Frontier celebration with Indians in gala attire, cowboys and cowgirls parade, and preparations completed. The event features races, dances, and a staged frontier program including the Fron tier Derby and various horse races with purses and prizes, plus schedule details and entry notes.
Woodman Brookhart Wedding Bright Wyoming Affairs
Herbert J. Woodman and Lola May Brookhart wed at noon in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s home with a small circle of relatives. The couple planned a wedding breakfast and a Colorado trip, then a stay in Omaha before returning to a new home at 2213 House Street. The bride teaches in Cheyenne public schools and the groom works on the Leader.
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Herbert J. Woodman
Lola May Brookharter
George C. Rafter
B. Roy Spellman
Helen Spencer
Herman
Leslie Brookhart
Mra. Woodman
Colorado
Omaha
Cheyenne
J. W. Brookhart
House Street
W. J. Ryan
Wyoming
Cudahy Packing Company
Maymé Gillispie
Salt Lake
North Platte Defeats Indians 7 to 4 in Baseball Showdown
North Platte triumphed over the Indians 7 to 4 yesterday in front of a fair crowd, evening the series as the rubber game looms today at Athletic Park. The teams meet again this afternoon with early games listed for tomorrow and Thursday at 9 30 in the morning. In other notices Mrs A F Hamilton advertises millinery at 1710 Ferguson Cheyenne while The Racket at 1716 Ferguson features horn and cane items for Frontier.
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North Platte
Athletic Park
Frontier Trains Timetable For Frontier Days
Train schedule lists departures from Depot and Park on Frontier days along the Colorado and Southern line with multiple daily departure times from 12:15 pm to 6:45 pm. The timetable shows staggered routes and return options, indicating frequent service during events.
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Frontier Ae
Colorado and Southern
Frontier Spoons Featured by Buechner and Gon
Buechner and Gon showcase a fine line of frontier spoons and other novelties. Call and see the selection offered for sale.
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Buechner & Gon
First Frontier Wedding Unites Loomis and Ayes
Late yesterday Rev. D. D. Forsyth joined Leonidas Loomis and Mrs Vinle Ayes in marriage at Fort Colling. They plan to remain for In Frontier, marking the first Frontier wedding of the year.
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D. D. Forsyth
Leonidas Loomis
Vinle Ayes
Fort Colling
Frontier
Noticg Private shaving cups call at 22 Weat Sixteenth
Private notice from PIGSLEY D C Prop reporting shaving cups at a location described as 22 Weat Sixteenth. The exact details are unclear due to OCR errors but shows a proprietor notice requesting attention to the cups.
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Noticg
D. C
Pigsley
Arrival at Burlington Depot Sparks Bargain Prices
Mra Bally of Denver has arrived with a date line of goods offering reasonable prices at the Burlington Depot.
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Burlington
Mra Bally
Denver
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DR. G. E. Glaze
Capitol Avenue
Gresnahen Builiding
A. E. Roedel
Telephone
West 17Th Street
Poy Attia
Hun Makers
Knight's
West Sixteenth St
S. Drobacz
Seventeenth Street
Eddy
A. D. Mahaffay, M. D
D. D
Osteopath
Grainger Cycle Co
Frontier Ways
B. Richardson
Secy
Frontier Night Attractions
St. Paul's Seminary
Cowhick Dry GoodsCo
Frontier Park
Frontier Headquarters
Richardson
Rocky Mountain
Union Pacific R. A. Co
Frank Hadsell
Woodman -Brookhart
Ryan Gillespie
Dr. Verbryck
Masonic Fraternity
Lieutenant Goburn Home
Harold Coburn
Twenty-ffth Infantry
A. 0. A. W. Ball
A. M. E. Church
W. M. Ashford
Landor
Lillian Jefferson
Carrie Moss
Lena Hopkins
Byron Hopkins
William Thistle
RB. L. Price
H. GC. Jefferson
Senator Brown
Gar
City
Horge and
Horge
Mra
F. Hamilton
Frontier Trains
Geo. P. Knight
West 16Th Street
Geo. W. Sneider
Alem. Warnbull
Ame
Pial
Logan
Wm.myers & Co
John Harrington
Geo. H. Nagle
Chas. E. Miller
Corson
Sec
Treas
Union Mercantile Co
Woyomina
China
Miller's
David Miller
E. S. Johnston
Grocer
Cali
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