Cheyenne Beginnings Echo in City Landmarks
A reminiscence traces Cheyenne’s early history through its landmarks and humble homes. It recalls figures like A Converse banker, Warren and family, JILl cattle king, M. E. Post, Henry Hay, John Sparks, and local social life amid frontier hustle and rising Wyoming fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Sage
Colonel Slack
Inter Ocean
A. Converse
Senator Warren
Bishop Warren
Denver
Post's Corner
M. E. Post
Post
Congress
California
Seventeenth Street
Henry G. Hay
Turer
Oing
John Sparks
Wyoming
West
Nevada
Christmas presents at David Miller's Jewelry Store
A sale notice lists David Miller at 1709 Ferguson street offering Christmas presents. Issued by photographer Stimeon touting a Square Piano with fine tone, priced at 25 dollars on reasonable terms. Apply at 213 West Seventeenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Miller
Ferguson Street
West Seventeenth Street
Dunlap Hats Exclusive Agent in Town Ad
W F Daiber and Company announces as sole agents for Dunlap Hats with access to popular hat lines and additional styles for customers seeking branded headwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Daiber & Bro
Rich copper mines lead Hartville Guernsey district to front
Northern Laramie county emerges as a copper region with rich finds at Wild Cat canon Muskrat canyon Rawhide Buttes and Hartville Guernsey area. Sunrise Green Hope and Raw Hide claims attract Omaha and Guernsey investors with plans for mining camps and winter operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
Wild Cat Canon
Muskrat Canon
Rawhide Buttes
Hartville
Guernecy
Carnada
Green Hope Group
Thie Win
Rawhide
Makie
Green Hope
Henry Metz
Guernsey
Government Pass
Charter Oak
J. L. Breln
William Lauk
Herman Webber
Whalen Canon
T. C. Dickson and
Luke Voorhees
D. W. Gill
Thia City
Muskrat District
Thmes
Omaha
Voorhess
Ini
Hartville-Guernsey
Prom
Wyoming
Settlement Talks at Omaha Between Boiler Makers and UP Officials
President Burt travels to New York after a conference in Omaha with boiler makers and Union Pacific officials. Aimed at resolving the current strike, the meeting aired engine ownership disputes and urged restraint until Harriman reviews the stenographic report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P
Omaha
Burt
New York
Harriman
Union Pacific
Harri
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Mr. Burt
McNeill
Telluride mine owner opposes renewal without safety
Bulkeley Wells, Boston agent for the Smuggler-Union mine, opposes resuming operations in Telluride citing low silver prices and winter costs. He says an element in Telluride must be removed for owners to feel safe and notes the grand jury investigation remains secret. The mine employed 600 workers and future action depends on local cooperation and law-abiding effort to protect managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulkeley Wells
Boston
Tellurides
Frank K Hunter in Denver Insane Police Transfer
Frank K Hunter longtime livery partner of Charles Terry and once wealthy, is described by the Denver Times as a raging maniac. He was jailed then moved to the county hospital after smashing windows and resisting officers. He claims a breakfast with a king and a treasure of 22,000 gold dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Hunter
Charles Terry
Denver
Denver Times
Hunter
Stout Street
Burns’ Junction
Burlington
J. H. Morris
Broomfield
Morris
F. A. Parks
Grant
W. W. Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Ogden Street
North American Syndicate Presses Grand Encampment Mine Deal
Reports claim the North American Syndicate offered to buy the Oceola and Olive D. copper mines at Grand Encampment for 200000, though owners deny an agreement. Negotiations continue with a 190000 offer pending stockholder meeting.
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Oceola
Olive D
Grand
North Amrican
North American Company
Olive D. Grounds
Rudefeha
Oceola Gold and Copper Mining Company
Richards
Chatterton
Rawlins
Saratoga
North American Copper Company
Upper Platte
Death of Catherine Goodell at 76 in Cheyenne
Catherine Goodell died of pneumonia at her son’s home 2304 Bent Street Sunday at 8 am. She was 76. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday at the house with Rev. F B Knopf officiating. Mr. Goodell, her only surviving son, is in Austin Texas and will likely attend. Mrs. Goodell was devout and active in good works and had lived in Cheyenne for about twelve years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Goodell
B. R. Goodell
Bent Street
Sho
F. B. Knopf
Goodell
Austin
Tex
Mrs. Goodell
Cheyenne
Horn sentenced to execution date and stay details
Prolonged session at district court before Judge Scott completed the bill of exceptions in the Tom Horn case. Horn awaits transmission to the supreme court. a stay must be sought before January 9. Attorneys Lacey Burk Clark Matson Kennedy seek to set aside verdict and grant a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Scott
Tom Horn
Supreme Court
Mesars. Lacey
Burk & Clark, Matson & Kennedy
House Coats and Fancy Vests Notice
Notice from the Ingall City Marshal dated December 16 1902 requires all property owners tenants and managers within the city limits to clear sidewalks within six hours after a fall of snow. All interested parties are asked to comply with this ordinance.
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Ingall City Marabal
North American Copper to Build Fort Breale to Grand Encampment Rail Line
Rawlins reports a fifty mile railroad from Fort Breale to Grand Encampment will be built by the North American Copper Company. Construction contract awarded to eastern firms. Cost over one million dollars with a plan to extend eighteen miles to coal fields near Dillon. Target completion to Grand Encampment by August. Union Pacific freight traffic underscores need and potential profitability.
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Rawlins
Fort Breale
Grand En
North American Copper Company
Eastern
Copper Company
Dillon
Grand
Union Pacific
Brilliant Holiday Display at Palace Pharmacy
Frontier Day promises exceeded as Palace Pharmacy unveils a vast holiday display featuring numerous beautiful articles. shoppers can easily select handsome gifts for ladies or gentlemen from the large, elegant stock with limited quantities available.
Up To Date Neckwear Ad From W F Daiber Bros
Bright new neckwear at W F Daiber and Co. Everything attractive also in jewelry. Moderate prices at David Miller's 1709 Ferguson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Daiber & Bro
David Miller's
Ferguson Street
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A. E. Roedel
West 17Th Street
Knight's
Weat
Sixteenth
Logan
City Meat Market
Watson & Son
West Seventeenth St
Cheyanne
NEW Model Bakery
Sixteenth Street
Schweickert’s Hardware Store
B. S. Karehmer
West Sluteenih Street
the Frontier Souvenir
Stimeon
Buechner
Toys
Cowhick Dry Goods Co
Lavage
Guernseey
Bumaon
Prontier
Clarke
Sixteenth G
Wyo
Frank Hunter
Paddes
Cele
Denver Hospital
BIG Mining Sale
COP
Paco
Osceola
Grand Encampment District
The
Horn
Yellowstone Park
Clarence Johnston
Mr. Brimson
Miller’s Jewelry Store
Wyoming Electrical CO
Knight-Campbell Music Co
Harry Bumption
W. F. Daiber & Bao
Cahill Bros
Allegrettis & Gunther
Ferguson and
Ear Breck
Fergusen Street
Cumin
Canull
Excelsior Creamery
F.H. Vaughn
Prop
W. 17Th
Bigelow Axminsters
Harry
Sematin & Co
Grainger
nHoven
Capitol Avenue
Nero
Wm.myers&co
D. Miller
Ferguson &J
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing
Hawes
Florsheim
John Harrington
Geo. H. Nagle
Chag. E. Miller
Union Mercantile Co
Corson
Treas
Brerry Eortigrernuvvign Weg
E. S. Johnston
W. 17Th Street
Underwood Grocery Co
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