Saratoga Gun Club Forms Twelve Members
The Cheyenne Leader reports a Saratoga gun club organized with twelve members. Locally, notes appear of injuries, equipment deliveries, depot work, new engines for the Wyoming division, and various town developments including housing, heating, and a planned metropolitan edition.
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Saratoga
John Murphy
del Holliday
Colonel Cody
Capitol
Ofice
Robert Bradley
Cfgus
Buffalo Hill
John Keith
Nebraska
Ets
Tribune
D. C. Clark
Union Pacific Coal Company
Routh East
Wyoming
Ann Arbor
Noah Young
Fort Russell
Nocn
M. P. Keefe
Sixteenth Street
the Tribune
Ryan
Feil in a Fit Incident at Local Bowling Alley
Joe De Vane epileptic son of J F De Vane of East Seventeenth Street was taken with a fit this afternoon in the rear of Popp Smiths bowling alley causing much excitement among witnesses.
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Feil
Joe de Vane
J. F. de Vane
Popp & Smith
Lead er announces Cheyenne business tale in Tuesday issue
The Leader will publish a novel Christmas story Tuesday featuring many well known Cheyenne business people. Readers are told the tale is worth perusing and the Leader promises an engaging read.
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Leader
Cheyenne
Porter Former McKinley Aide Dies In Pomfret
John Addison Porter former secretary to President McKinley died at his Pomfret Connecticut home this afternoon. The report notes his longtime service and local prominence.
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John Addison Porter
Pomfret, Conn
McKinley
Board to Inspect New Wing and Strengthen Prison Stockade
Wyoming state board of charities and reform members travel from Laramie to Rawlins and Rock Springs to inspect a new wing at the state hospital and oversee strengthening of the Rawlins penitentiary stockade. They plan to arrange convicts' move from Laramie to Rawlins and discuss workshops construction. Coal mine inspection announced for Rock Springs with a hospital and mines report to follow in The Leader.
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State Board of Charides and Reform
G. EB. Abbott
T. T. Tutuan
Grant
Rawiins
Rock Springs
Lessee
Boswell
Rawlins
Laramie
Rawlins Hastile
State Hospital
Noah Young
Geo. HM. Evans
Wr. Young
Mongoy
Union Veteran’s Union ejects officers at meeting
The Union Veteran's Union met in A. O. U. W. hall and ejected officers for the year: F. W. Peterson colonel T. A. Castle lieutenant colonel J. F. Grows major B. F. Bajoum chaplain 4. W. Bruner captain and quarter master Wm. Moorhead officer of the day J. H. Donnelly officer of the stand. Two membership applications were acted on.
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Union Veteran’s Union
A. O. U. W. Hall
F. W. Peterson
T. A. Castle
J. F. Grows
B. F. Bajoum
W. Bruner
Wm. Moorhead
J. H. Donnelly
Local machinist injured in shop accident
Harry Post, a machinist, suffered a painful injury last evening when struck on the right hand by a sledge, two fingers badly crushed. Dr. Conway treated the wounds and Stimson continues to receive orders for his Grand Teton photographs and other scenes. Attend the Durrant Fire Company ball on New Year’s Eve.
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Harry Post
Conway
Durrant Fire Company
Currant Fire Company
Right of Way Case On Trial Over Lucerne Canal
The District court hears Alexander Rutherford et al v. Lucerne Canal Co regarding canal construction rights on Rutherford land along the Platte river below Fort Laramie. A large witness list is expected. trial occupies yesterday and will extend several days.
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District Court
Alexander Rutherford
Lucerne Canal Company
Rutherford
Lucerne Canal
Platte River
Fort Laramie
Frightfully Burned Youth Placed Under Care
Charles Wright about 15 year old fireman at N R Davis home suffered severe burns when a gas explosion burst furnace doors sending a sheet of flame into his face. He was knocked down and taken to a physician, his face hands badly burned.
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Charles Wright
N. R. Davis
Dr Robinson Paralyzed By Diphtheritic Paralysis
Information reached this city that Dr KR D Robinson lies ill in a hospital in Ann Arbor Michigan after diphtheritic paralysis followed a diphtheria attack in Cheyenne. The illness has spread from legs to upper limbs, and recovery is expected over three to six months before he can resume duties as a local dentist.
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KR. D. Robinson
Ann Arbor
Mich
Robinson
Cheyenne
East
State finances show surplus. auditor cites revenues exceed costs
State Auditor Grant reports a two year expense total of 614 005 while revenues are estimated at 676 600, about 62 000 above expenditures. He urges legislation taxing car companies guaranties firms and loan and building associations.
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Grant
Hoyt's A Stranger in New York at the opera house
Hoyt presents one of his best plays A Stranger in New York at the opera house tonight. Singers dancers and a bevy of pretty girls with elaborate scenery costumes and funny scenes promise wholesome amusement and a strong cast for an entertaining evening.
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Hoyt
New York
Opera House
Mr. Hoyas
Thankful committee thanks contributors after church concert
The Presbyterian church committees in charge of the Zobo concert express thanks to the singers, newspapers, and the citizens who assisted in making the event a success. Therese A. Jenkins, Nettie Willeck, Mary Sheldon, Miss Cleland, Miss Guintanan, Mrs. Hader.
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Presbyterian Church
Therese A. Jenkins
Nettie Willeck
Mary Sheldon
Miss Cleland
Guitanan
Mrs. Hader
School Notes From Our Local Institutions
Fall term closes next Friday for Christmas vacation. Miss Coates leads a fine High School program. Several staff and students plan holidays and returns. The Mertie and Ketcham schools report small enrollments and light illness. New apparatus and lab work spark activity. Christmas exercises scheduled across rooms. irregular attendance excused to restore pace.
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Ellis Hanna
Misa Seely
Clarence Riner
Churchill
Mertie
Alice Clark
Maymnne O’'Connel
Ketcham
Fort Russell
Mias Coates
Bernardo del Carpino
Georgio Courant
Alfred Seeley
Grace Esperson
Grice Reid
Dolefus
Ane Thompson
Carl Dunder
Ernest Wittenan
Mies Clark
Brookhart
Harry Reese
Colorado Agricultural College
Bold Diamond Robbery Shocks Sheridan
In Sheridan Wyoming a bold daytime robbery at J A Waters jewelry store saw a man named Coleman smash a window seize a tray of diamonds and flee. Coleman was later captured with two alleged accomplices as officers hunt for the missing jewels valued at about $1000.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Coleman
J. A. Waters
Saimeon Hosts Noted Indian Photo Collection In West
A note highlights Saimeon showcasing the finest Indian photographs in the west and suggests gifting shoes or slippers for Chriat Maa. The message mentions J. F. Jenkins.
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Saimeon
West
Prairie Fire Near Rosa Ranch Destroys Pasture
Fierce flames swept through open winter prairie near John Rosa's ranch west of the city last night. Two miles of valuable pasture burned while no buildings were lost. wind carried the blaze toward a recently cleared area and the fire was checked. Loss runs to several hundred dollars.
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John Rosa
Zobo Concert Delights Cheyenne Audience with Novel Orchestra
The Zobo concert at Keefe hall drew strong applause for the four member quartet Duncan Dawson Buechner and Trump plus other orchestra vocalists. Bazaar stalls and refreshments complemented the event raising about 76 dollars for the ladies. The Cheyenne Photo Company showcased railroad pictures including a new Union Pacific compound engine drawing wide interest. A Washington dispatch notes Captain H M Chittenden urging a $19000 appropriation for Yellowstown park and Wyoming land building next year.
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Keefe Hall
Mesara Duncan
Dawson
Buechner
Trump
Cheyenne Photo Company
Union Pacific
Washalion
D. C
H. M. Chittenden
United States Army
Yellowstown Park
Wyoming
Blooded Hereford Bulls Purchased by D MecAlvan
D MecAlvan arrived from the east this morning and bought 16 head of blooded Hereford bulls. The stock will arrive tomorrow and be placed on the Wyoming Hereford Association ranch south of the city.
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D. MecAlvan
Wyoming Hereford Association
Terpsichore Dance Proves Unenjoyable Evening
A bi monthly Terpsichore club dance at Turner hall ended up unenjoyable with an awkward atmosphere and disappointing turnout despite expectations.
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Terpsichore
Turner Hall
Attend the Currant Fire at Stimson's Indian Photos
A short notice invites readers to stop by Stimson's to view Indian photos tied to a Currant Fire exhibit, promising value in a quick visit.
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Stimson‘s
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