Westbound and eastbound Union Pacific timetable snippet
A condensed railroad schedule lists West Bound trains including Overland Limited No.1 arriving 9.16 pm, Fast Mall No.101 arriving 10.35 pm, Pacific Express No.3 arriving 7.35 am, Mall and Express No.6 arriving 12.05 pm, and East Bound trains with Overland Limited No.2 arriving 6.05 am and Local Passenger No.4 arriving 2.10 pm. It also shows connections for Atlantic Express No.6, Fast Mail No.102, and regional services Denver Pacific, Cheyenne and Burlington, and Colorado and Southern with respective arrival and departure times, plus mail close windows and named local stops Fort Russell and Little Bear area stations.
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Overland Limited
Pacific Express
Mall and Express
S.ceee Eee
Essere
Atlantic Express
East Bound
South Bound
D. P
North Bound
Fort Russell
Little Bear
la Grange
Little Horse Creek
South Bend
Wyoming Commandery No 1 Knights Templar Meeting Schedule
Wyoming Commandery No 1 Knights Templar meets in Ma sonic hall on the second Monday each month. Cheyenne Lodge No 1 AF AM meets in Masonic hall on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month with visitors examined at 730 pm. Acadia Lodge No 11 AF AM meets in Masonic hall on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
Cheyenne Lodge
Acadia Lodge, NO. 11
A. F
A. M
Russell Langdon
Manila
Cheyenne
J. O. Churchill
Hospital Aid Society
Congregational Church
Frontier Days Activities Highlight Cheyenne Autumn Events
Front ier celebrations filled Frontier Park with packed grand stands and crowds. Indians in bright costumes, open air ball, and vaudeville drew hundreds while guests attended society parties and dances. Notables from Denver, Cripple Creek, and Casper visited, and local clubs planned season openings and hospital fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Park
Ihan
Rhoads
Cheyenne
Turner Hall
Advance fall gowns and wraps dazzle readers at autumn openings
New York fashion writers hail a landmark autumn season with missives on matelot blue and automobile green, dotted fabrics, and satin faced cloths. Tailored gowns move toward chic simplicity with refined trims, while ultra smart autum coats favor satin finishes, center piece appliques, and fur linings.
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Emmwyp
Cmfw
New York
Eton
OPENING OF WILD GAME SEASON SOON
Local sports prepare for Wyoming antelope hunt starting September 1 and running to December 1. Ducks and geese season also opens September 1 and runs to May 1 with gunshot only and shoulder guns allowed. Trapping wild geese ducks or swans is illegal. killing swans carries fines from 10 to 25 and up to sixty days in county jail. Subscribe for the Leader.
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Wyoming
For Sale and Notices from Cheyenne Leader 1901
Multiple small ads offer houses and lots for sale in Cheyenne with terms, a Densmore typewriter, household goods, and requests for workers. Public notices include land claims filings by James H. Griffin and Mary Edwards under timber and desert land acts, with dates and witnesses named for verification.
Notice of final proof by settlers at Cheyenne land office
Consolidated notice lists Frank I. Sinon and John M. Steinbrech of Little Horse Creek Wyo as filing for timber culture and EB 1-2 SW 1-4 with various sections and letters their witnesses and dates. The notices appear with register W B Chaplin and a UPRR excursion ad for reduced round trip fares to eastern points from Cheyenne.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyon
Wyo
Frank I. Sinon
Little Horse Creek
John Stevens
la Grange
H. J. Gurney
South Bend
John J. Rutlege
John M. Steinbrech
Frank F. Sinon
John T. Rutlege
William Wilbourn
James Murray
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Peoria
St .Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
SWHRT
Land purchase notice for Wyoming residents in 1901
William McGifford and Barnard Smith with associates announce a land claim for B 1-2 No. 1-4 in township 20 north range 60 west, Cheyenne. They state the land is more valuable for timber or stone than for agriculture and will present proof before the Cheyenne register and receiver on September 19, 1901. Additional related notices list other residents confirming filing and deadlines.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
James H. Griffin
Phillips
Laramite
Wyoming
William Yates
France Marsh
Gurtis E. Griffin
William Vance
Tce
William McGifford
J.a Grange
Barnard Smith
Rose J. Mihan
Charles Riner
John Mihan
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Union Pacific
Denver Pacific
South
Cheyenne and
Burlington
Stock Express
Chey- Odng
Colorado and Southern
Sammel Corson
M. C
Ira B. Moor
W. M. D. W. Gill
Louis Kirk
W. M. Geo. Gregory
RN. Matson
T. B. Kennedy
Carey Block
Clyde M. Watts
K. P. Block
A. E. Rodel
Lacey & Vandevanter
Attorneys At Law
Osies
Union Mercantile Blk
T. EF. Burke
Delaware Bik
Kiliaon Clark
BR. W. Breckons
Clark & Breckons
Walter R. Stoll
Attorney At Law
Atlas Block
A. A van Oradel, Chas. W. Burdick
Kent
Cheyenne, Wyo
DD. W. Gilg
Notary Public
Herman & Wellnitz
Melman
H. Waldo Moore
Kent Block
Paul Milatzo
Edward Dorian
Denver
Mrs. Dorian
Colorado
Clifford Buck
Chugwater
Samuel Moore
D. S. Swan
Cripple Creek
Mr. Swan
of the United Moderns
Misses Meanea
Miss Birdie Meanea
Ase
Harold Bresnahen
Omaha
Mrs. Greeley
Governor Richards
Salt Lake
Ose
Mrs. McSwain of
M. J. Nichols
Captain Hoodley
Green Rive
C. H. Parmalee
Buffalo
D. L. McNamara
Sweetwater County
L. G. Jenks
Richards & Cunningham’s Bank
Casper
Wm. Ralston
Grand
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Harry Renick
H. B. Renick
Harry Henderson
Nickerson
Edith
Lander
Ada Potter
Danahall
Miss Wolcott
Miss Keith
Mrs. N. R. Davis
McCready Sykes
Ann Marshall Richards
Mrs. White
Mrs. Schnitger
William Reid
H. Fishback
Niland
Frank Blake
J. G. Rankin
Miss Rankin
Frances Smith
George Perry
Creed McDaniels
Rawlins
Womans’ Club
Atherly
Mrs
Mrs. Wyman
Miss Richards
Edna
Tidball
Hattie Tidball
John Tidball
Carrie L. Loeb
Maude Johnston
Heast
Miss Johnston
A. McAdam
Mabel McAdam
Nebraska
Ruth Richards
Huttenpillar
Ohio
Frances Warren
Homer Underwood
E. Mason Smith
Dugald Whitaker
Katherine Freeborn
East Seventeenth Street
Ida Riner
Gertrude Riner
Martha Rogers
Ethel Mills
Sadie la Fontaine
Ethel Wilkins
Rosalie Stone
Irene Hammond
May Merrill
Grace Mienhart
Miss Hutzenpuller
Nan Corn
Marcia Cowhick
Messrs. Burrage
Hoyt
Wyland
William Barber
Hopkins Clark
Delroy Shingle
Howard Snyder
Karl Snyder
Ross Snyder
Kent Snyder
Clarence Hammond
Joe Waserman
Elmer Lane
Henry Sweet
Murray Gilchrist
John Whitaker
Dr. Johnston
Misses Bailey
Mildred Hay
City Matters
Leader Office
Densmore
Cheyenne Land Office
Twelfth Street
Thames
Albert Chapman
Teal
West Sixteenth Street
Maxwell
Twenty-first
Warren Emporium
Eddy Street
Yerguson Street
Wyoming Hardware Co
Dyer
Chaffin
Green House
Eighteenth and
Central Avenue
Padgatt
Mary 9 Edwards
Iron Mountain
Laramie County
Hiram G. Davidson
George W. Mathews
Tron Mountain
William Edwards
Charles H. Edwards
W. H. Chaplin
Register
ER Ege
Truckey & Son
Black & Clark
Cor. 20Th and
Reed
Cheyenne & Northern Tracks
England & Rossman
Buechner & Son
Ferguson Buechner & Son
Ferguson
W. 8. Chaplin, Register
Chaplin, Register
Chapman
Black and Whith
B. S. Karchmer
West
Sixteenth Street
Union and
Palach
Kansas City
ST. Paul
O. W. Swhmt
Idia Ty
Co. W. Riner
Mary
Bath
J. H. Fullerton
Granger Cycle Camp
Noda Water
A. E. Roedel
West Seventeenth Street
Keystone
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