Annie the streetcar dog rides Cheyenne lines daily
A Fort Russell worker's Newfoundland collie mix named Annie uses Cheyenne streetcars to travel between the fort and town. The dog rides regularly, sometimes several trips daily, often dining on scraps at saloons along the route. Conductors treat him as a familiar patron with special privileges.
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Cheyenne
Atreet
Dita
Fred Stone
Fort Russell
Stone
Th Post
Fire destroys large ice house at Sloan's Lake
A large ice house on the north side of Sloan's Lake burned in the evening between 6:30 and 8. Flames likely started near the building by youths. Witnesses from Cheyenne saw the fire. Hawes Bros. of Cheyenne owned it. The loss, insured, was worth several thousand dollars with little j o in the building.
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Sloan's Lake
Neas
Cheyenne
Hawes Bros
Buick Agent Plans Garage on MacDaniels Site
William E. Dinneen state agent for Buick buys blocks 1 2 3 4 and 6 of 415 from A V Hunter J A Hayes Charles Schram and Isaac Cahnlow for 7000. The former MacDaniels theatre lot at Sixteenth and Eddy streets, vacant since its destruction over twenty years ago, will host a modern automobile garage covering the full property.
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M'Daniels
William E. Dinneen
Buick Automobiles
A. V. Hunter
J. A. Hayes
Charles Schram
Isaac Cahnlow
Sixteenth and
Eddy Streets
MacDaniels Theatre
Dinneen
Call for National Livestock Convention in Los Angeles
HW A Jastro president of the American National Live Stock association issues the call for the annual convention to be held in Los Angeles California on January 26 27 and 28.
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HW. A. Jastro
American National Live Stock
Association
Los Angeles
Cal
Motor cycles halted by snow in Cheyenne
Cheyenne riders found their motorcycles unusable yesterday due to deep snow and low temperatures. The note expresses thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy, with a floral offering from Mr. and Mrs. A. Christensen and Biber.
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Cheyenne
A. Christensen and
Bibter
MURCHI JEWELRY ADVERTISES SILVER PURSES AND CARD CASES
Cheyenne Wyoming firm Murchi Jewelry Co advertises a line of silver purses and card cases as part of a Christmas promotion. The notice mentions store offerings and seasonal gift ideas.
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Murchison Jewelry
Cheyenne
Wyo
City Briefs From Cheyenne Snow Impacts and Local News
Snow hampers streetcar service and delays waterworks work while Cheyenne officials prepare semi annual reports. A false fire alarm from box 24 caused a department call. Christmas entertainments replace Sunday school events as cold weather slows City projects. Roy A. Logan buys a city lot for 600 dollars. Ice at city lakes thick enough for cutting and several locals depart for other cities. Cheyenne mill workers displaced by Ferris Haggerty shutdown seek work.
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Young Men's Literary Club
Carnegie
C. H. Hawkaworth
Omaha
H F
Anthony the
Eek
Miy
Magesy
Erlenborn
Petersburg New
Beause
Snew
Roy A. Logan
P. Keefe
Laramie
Rock Springs
Union Pacific
Ferris-Haggerty
Sheyenne
City Lakes
Charles Lamp
Pine Bluffs
Chief of Railroad Special Service Attends Cheyenne Business
W. T. Canada of Omaha, chief of Union Pacific special agents, was in Cheyenne yesterday handling official business for the railroad.
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W. T. Canada
Omaha
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Post Office Name Change at Davis Ranch Now Horse Creek
The Davis Ranch post office thirty miles north of Cheyenne has been renamed Horse Creek. The change reflects local naming updates in postal designation and affects mail routing and local addressing. Officials advise updating addresses to confirm new postal nomenclature for correspondence and deliveries.
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Davis Ranch
Cheyane
Horse Creek
Woodmen Head Consul Visits Local Lodge
I Boak head consul of the Woodmen of the World visited the Cheyenne lodge yesterday and presided at initiatory work under the new ritual. An enjoyable smoker followed the meeting.
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I. Boak
The
Woodmen of the World
Jheyenne
Wening
Funeral of former Cheyenne resident held in Denver
The funeral of G. Christinson of Denver, who died while visiting his son A. Christinson, was held Wednesday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church with Rev. L. C. Hills presiding. Friends from Cheyenne attended. floral offerings were abundant. Interment followed at Lakeview cemetery.
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G. Christinson
Denver
A. Christinson
First Presbyterian Church
L. C. Hills
Cheyenne
Lakeview Cemetery
Store to stay open evenings through Christmas
Mrs. Ingersoll announces the shop will be open every evening now until Christmas except Sundays. The ad lists Deeee Little Barly Risers, Northern Colorado Coal at 4.26 per ton, J. L. Murray at 319 West 16th Street, and Shaw's roasted peanuts daily at phones 607 Red and 69.
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Northern
Colorado
J. L. Murray
West 16Th Street
Telephone
Shaw's
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Barnatto Diamond Co
Girard Bldg
Chicago
Sra
Annie
Intelligent Dog
Fort
Maked
E. A. Breisch
State OF
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Wheatland
Wheatland Industrial Co
Cheyenne, Or
J. R. Mason
Wheatland, Wyo
O'Connell
Bigige
Lak
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Juin Harrington's
Jshange
A. A. EB . Rosdel
Castoria
Infeata
Childress
Atrage Rangh Bignasare
Holiday Footwear
W. L. Douglas
Hanan, Wichert & Gardner
Utz & Dunn
Red Cross
Queen Quality Shoes
Ironclad
Everwear
Buechner Jewely
Buechner Jewelry House
Fergd Reet
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