Mike White’s Great Record on Denver Cheyenne Line
Denver engineer Mike White head of passenger trains on the Union Pacific Denver Cheyenne branch for 29 years with 28 years in constant service. He averages 43 trips monthly over 107 miles earning 65 212 miles yearly and 1 546 996 miles in 28 years. He has driven an engine a distance equal to 63 trips around the world and seven times the earth moon distance. He is not yet fifty five and aims for twenty more years of active service.
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Mike White
Denver
White
Union Pacific
Denver- Cheyenne
Denver-Cheyenne
Mr. White
Colonel Scott and Wife Depart for San Francisco
Col. W. Scott of the Fifteenth United States Infantry and Mrs. Scott left Fort Russell for San Francisco for a thirty day visit before sailing for the Philippines where the regiment is stationed. The departure is deeply regretted at the post and in the city.
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Scott
Frisco
W. 8. Scott
Fifteenth
United States Infantry
San Francisco
Philippines
Col. Scott
Cheyenne Reading Room to Open Monday Evening
The Cheyenne Reading Room at 203 West Seventeenth Street will open to the public Monday evening with music and speeches as the opening exercises. The public is invited to attend.
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Cheyenne
West
Seventeenth Street
Skater Fred Schilling Suffers Leg Fracture at Coliseum
Fred Schilling fell during a roller skating event at the Coliseum and fractured his leg between the knee and ankle. He was taken to St. John's hospital where the injury was reduced. Also, Alert Hose company calls a Sunday 4:30 p.m. meeting at the hose house by order of the foreman F Mallin.
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Coliseum
Fred Schilling
Wis
St. John’s Hospital
Alert Hose Company
Hose House
Forman, Cc
F. Mallin
Christmas Sale Of Toys At The Convent
Announcement for a sale of fancy articles and toys suitable as Christmas presents at the Convent. The event runs Tuesday and Wednesday December 5 and 6, with doors open from 4 to 9 p m.
Bids Opened for Fort Russell Riding Hall Construction
Congress Construction Co of Chicago submitted the lowest bid of 64725 dollars for the second largest army riding hall at Fort D A Russell. Eight other bids ranged to 64000 dollars, with Captain W S Scott noting the list and forwarding all bids to War Department headquarters for review.
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W. S. Scott
United States
Fort D. A. Russell
Congress Construction Company
Chicago
War Department
Congress Con, Co
R. W. Bradley
Cheyenne
Piper Bros. Co
Pueblo
M. P. Keefe
Northwest Con, Co
Salt Lake
W. Atkinson
Colo
Springs
Thos
O’nell
Denver
Fire destroys two hotels at Cokeville
Special to The Leader Cokeville Wyoming December 2 fire at 1 oclock this morning leveled the Wynan and Stoner hotels and most guest belongings many escaped death by heroic efforts preventing the blaze from consuming the whole town
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Cokeville
Wyo
Wynan
Stoner
Dutcher Free As Jury Discharged In Wind River Case
In the United States circuit court Hudson F. Dutcher was discharged after evidence failed to prove he supplied Indians on the Wind River reservation with liquor. The petit jury was discharged as Dutcher’s case was the last on the criminal docket.
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Edson Dutcher
United States
Hudson F. Dutcher
Wind River
Dutcher
Local Residents Return From Outings And Travels
Conductor D Wolcott returned from Laramie. Judge T Corn attends to business in Ogden. Mrs O F Cowhich and daughter visit Nebraska. Julius Allenstein, formerly Cheyenne, now Denver resident. Mr and Mrs Charles W Bugdich returned from Denver. Stockwell Cheyenne public school back from Laramie. L N Hanson called Fort Wayne Indiana by his father’s death. Miss Helen Middlekauff guests Cheyenne, returns to Laramie tonight. G H Scherer Chief Postal Clerk Omaha guest of Mulford. Engineer G W Harris back from Laramie with his brother. Charles W Davia and Matthew Titan left for Ogden for Union Pacific positions. Mrs Kate Conway returns from Seattle with niece Helen Boylan.
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D. Wolcott
Laramie
T. Corn
Ogden
O. F. Cowhich
Nebraska
Julius Allenstein
Cheyenne
Denver
Charles W. Bugdich
Stockwell Cheyenne Public School
L. N. Hanson
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Helen Middlekauff
G. H. Schererer
Omaha
W. C. Mulford
G. W. Harris
Charles W. Davia
Matthew ‘Titan
Union Pacific
Kate Conway
Seattle
Wash
Helen Boylan
Man Kicked Into Train By Horse At Granite Canyon
T C Lamphire of Granite Canyon was at St John’s hospital with a fractured skull after a horse kicked him while he watered the animal near a railroad track as a freight train passed Thursday night. The impact sent him against the moving train causing the injury.
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T. C. Lamphire
St. John’s Hospital
Granite Canon
Lamphire
Spaugh Ranch Sold at Auction in Douglas Wyoming
The A. A. Spaugh ranch near Douglas Wyoming, a noted Eastern Wyoming stockman property, was sold at Oberif s sale. Attorney H. P. Darling of Westfield New Jersey bought it for 2250 dollars, representing a syndicate of Bastary capitalists.
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Spaugh
Hammer Douglas
Wyo
A. A. Spaugh
Wyoming
Oberif
Cale
H. P. Darling
Weatfeld
N. J
Darling
Bastery Capitaliats
Federal surveyor visits city amid Wyoming contract
Federal surveyor Frank M. Johnson arrives in the city continuing a bonding survey contract in Wyoming. In local ads, Roedel's Pharmacy promotes DENTS NO 1 cures dandruff and hair loss for 36 cents.
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Frank M. Johnson
Wyoming
Roedel
Can’t Trifle With Customs Forced by Bonded Freight
Two men were arrested in Sidney Nebraska on burglary charges after being found in a Union Pacific box car. The car contained bonded foreign freight not inspected by customs at origin, complicating any inventory. Officials await a customs inventory or special permission before determining guilt.
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Sidney
Neb
Union Pacific
Rocky Mountain Country
United States
San Francisco
Union Pacific to Build Green House at Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railroad plans a large green house in Cheyenne where conservatory plants for the parks of the system will be grown.
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Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Cheyenne
Fred Boice to Return Home for Recovery
Cheyenne young man Fred Boice, paralyzed from an injury while playing for the University of Pennsylvania freshmen, will be brought home. Doctors hope he recovers enough to resume studies at the university next year.
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Fred Boice
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Boice
Willy
Pascall Reappointed Clerk At Surveyor General Office
Harry Pascall, recently removed as secretary of the state board of water control, is appointed to a clerkship in the office of Surveyor General A. P. Hanson.
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Harry Pascall
State Board of Water Control
Surveyor General
A. P. Hanson
Messenger to Present Petition Related to Yellowstone Actions
A Wyoming dispatch reports a messenger will leave Big Horn county on December 4 for Washington to interview Secretary Wilson about alleged illegal acts by Forest Superintendent A. A. Anderson of Yellowstone reserve. Affidavits, including ranger Emile Wolfe’s, accuse Anderson of depredations and claim he boasted of Roosevelt’s friendship and political protection.
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Wyoming
Denver Post
Big Horn County
Washington
Wilson
A. A. Anderson
Yellowstone Reserve
Anderson
Emile Wolfe
Wolfe
Roosevelt
Teddy
Five Thousand Dollar Home Giveaway Ad Endorsed by Mutual Life
An advertisement promises a home worth five thousand dollars for a small interest payment for a limited time. It claims endorsement and guarantee by the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York with assets around 470 million dollars. The contact lists Victor Wood at 1618 Capitol Avenue, Cheyenne.
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Mutual Life Inburange Company
NW. York
Aeoeth
Bee Victor ‘Ood
Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne
Bucks for Sale in La Grange area
Buck for sale 100 Rambouillet bucks ready to join a herd. Asking 6 dollars per head. Contact M. M. Coad or L. C. Lehr in La Grange, or Chas B Lewin, Livestock Sollerter U PR B Cheyenne Leader. Delivery available for 60 cents monthly.
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Dale
Addrens M. M
Ll. C
Leieh
la Grange
Wye
Lewin
Cheyenne
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Alfred Derjanins
Makers
New York
Max J.meyer Idelman
Ferguson Street
Murchison Jewelry Co
the Watch House
17Th
Capitol Ave
P. Bergersen
Jett Nash
Warren Avenue
Hal
Hawke
the Buechner Jewelry Co
Quartermaster Scott
Congress Construction Company of Chicago
E. C. McGarvey
Federal
Pascall
Messenger TO
G. H. Nagle
F. Miller
Carson
Sec
Union Mercantile Co
Ferguson
Turkeys
Kelley Mer. Co
China
Kimbey & Asher
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