Railroad Timetable Notes for Union Pacific Main Line
Train schedule lists Union Pacific services with arrival and departure times for No 1 Overland Lim No 9 Fast Mail No 3 California Ex No 6 Oregon Ex No 7 Eastbound No 2 Overland Lim No 4 Atlantic Ex No 6 Eastern Ex No 10 Fast Mail and Denver Pacific No 102 104 108 101 107 No 8 Chicago Burlington & Quincy connections Effective Aug 2 1908 Colorado & Southern No 41 42 times included Daily except Sunday.
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Westround
Overland Lim
Fast Mall
California
Oregon
Atlantic Ex
Pesala
South
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
KR. R
Cheyenne
Sterling
Fraternal Lodge Meeting Notices And Schedules
Fraternal cards list meetings for Acacia Lodge No 11 F and A M Cheyenne Lodge No 1 A F and A M Cheyenne Lodge No 660 B P O Elks at Elks Home visiting brethren welcome W M L B Doby ns V C B H Finkeliner Clerk T Johnston W M D W Gill Secretary R N Matson BH R T Blake Kennedy Secretary Capitol Camp No 5296 Modern Woodmen of America meets Mondays at A O L W hall with officers listed
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Acacia Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
L. B. Dobyns
W. M
Capitol Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
A. O. L. W. Hall
EB. R. Couchman
Cheyenne Lodge
A. F
Wishore
Co. T. Johnston
Elks Home
Seventeenth Street
Central Avenue
Brothera Welcome
R. N. Matson
R. T. Blake Kennedy
Scenic Curiosity of Wyoming LaPrele Natural Bridge
The LaPrele natural bridge near Douglas Wyoming is a massive granite arch, beside the LaPrele Ditch and Reservoir dam site that will furnish water for reclaiming 40 000 acres. The bridge attracts Douglas residents for picnics but draws few visitors from elsewhere.
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Wyoming
Douglas
Converse County
LaPrele Ditch & Reservoir Company
la Prele
Virginia
Utah
Sheridan County Sees Growth in Dry Farming
Sheridan county ranchmen consider dry farming despite irrigation abundance. Government records show 11 year average rainfall near 14.5 inches with 17 inches in 1905 and 18 in 1906. By 1907 ten months reached 15 inches, lowest was 10.66. Aware of precipitation, the county proves fertile for dry farming. some crops are grown without water and top fair exhibits in 1907 came from dry farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan County
Sheridan
Sheridan Enterprise
Notice to Teachers On Reg ular Examinations Dates
County superintendent_ALICE M. SAMPSON announces that the regular teachers examination will be held August 28 and 29 at Cheyenne High School with sessions starting 9:00 a.m. prompt. The Institute opens August 1 at 8:45 a.m. and there is no other exam until November 27 and 28. Pineules for the kidneys advertised in the notice.
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Cheyenne High School
Teachers’ Institute
Alice M. Sampson
Inventor Haines touts 100hp gas turbine for world transport
Mount Vernon engineer L A Haines files patents in 20 foreign countries for a thermodynamic motor he claims will revolutionize transportation. He describes a 100 horsepower gas turbine weighing 50 pounds if aluminum built, and a 15 to 20 ton railroad motor with distributed power. He envisions smokeless, noiseless ships and cars independent of power houses with fuel from any combustible gas. He plans a 500 horsepower demonstrator in New York after showing a working model in Mount Vernon.
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Washington
L. A. Haines
Mount Vernon
United States
Haines
Voal Direct
New York
Ten Years in Bed Kidney Sickness Healed by Cure
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana recounts ten years bedridden with kidney disease. He sought top medical care but found no relief until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended. This remedy proved a godsend, available through A B Roedel.
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R. A. Gray, J. P
Oakville
Ind
Foley
A. B. Roedel
Regular meeting notice of Eagles group at Fraternal hall
Fraternal Eagles announce a regular meeting Friday evening August 28 at the Fraternal hall. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is recommended for children and tastes nearly as good as maple sugar. Social follows the meeting. signed by B Rodel.
Sheridan Coal Mines Power Sheridan County Industry
Sheridan's coal fields employ about five thousand men with several new mines opening. The Sheridan Enterprise describes beds eight to thirty-two feet thick, high quality lignite similar to anthracite, with low sulfur and minimal ash. Output exceeds 100000 tons monthly, totaling 1.5 million tons in 1907 and expected to surpass two million with new mines. Coal ships west to Billings Butte Helena Spokane and coast points and east to central Nebraska Iowa. Cost of production runs below one dollar per ton.
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Sheridan
Sheridan Enterprise
Sheridan County
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Burlington Road
DIL
Billings
Butte
Helena
Spokane
Pacific Coast
Central
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri River
Black Hills
Milwaukee Railroad
Tongue River
Sheridan Fields
Dakotas
United Tes
Burlington
Coula
Deadwood
Notice to Contractors for Cheyenne Sewer Bids 1908
Sealed proposals for cost per linear foot to build sewers on West Twenty Fourth Street from ONeil Street to Thames Street and the Warren Avenue extension will be received by the City of Cheyenne Wyoming until 2 pm on Tuesday September 1 1908. Bids must be on city forms with a certified check or cash of 100 and a contract bond equal to the estimated cost. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Twenty-fourth Street
O'Neil Street
Thames Street
Warren Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Twenty Sixth
Twenty-seventh Street
Capitol Avenue
City of
Cheyenne
City Hall
Wyoming
Notice to Holders of City Warrants in Cheyenne
City Treasurer Ch 8 Swan announces that all city warrants drawn before January 1 1908 will be paid when presented Interbat will cease from August 28 1908 Cheyenne Wyoming
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Interbat
Swan
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne Upholstering Works Ad Promises Guaranteed Repair
An advertisement for Cheyenne Upholstering Works at 406 West Seventeenth Street offers furniture repairing and upholstering services. It also markets Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup with a money back guarantee if constipation or indigestion persists, sold by A. B. Roedel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
West Seventeenth Street
Roedel
Nebraska Military Academy Lincoln Advertises Boarding School
The Nebraska Military Academy in Lincoln promotes a high grade military boarding school for boys with forty acres of campus and drill grounds. Led by Colonel George R. Burnett, the school offers preparation for college and business, emphasizes health and home life, and opens September 16, 1908. Information via Superintendent B. D. Hayward, Box 152 Lincoln, Neb. City office 924-26 Security Mutual Block.
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George R. Burnett
U. S. Army
Blees’ Military Academy
Nebraska Military Academy
B. D. Hayward
Lincoln
Neb
Security
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Capitol
Harry P. Hynds
Capitol Grill
John Anderson
Prop
Milatzo
Capitol Avente
Union Pacific
Colorado & Southern
Eee
Sheridan's Coal Mines
J. C. Foley
Omaha
Chicago
Overland Limited
Los Angeles
E. R. Breisch
Just
Lowney
Lem Ellis
J. Bovee
Thomes Street
THE
S. P. Stevenson
West Seventeenth St
EK Holland
Hn Oriel
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