Local notables return from travels and illness notes
Mayor M. P. Keefe has returned from Omaha while Otto Braunschweig remains home sick. State Food Inspector B. W. Burke is in town from Evanston. Clarence B. Richardson came back from Old Mexico and Mrs. Thomas Heaney and daughter Geraldine returned from Hebron Nebraska. Sam Thompson, who attended the University of Nebraska, will arrive today for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Keefe
Omaha
Otto Braunschweig
B. W. Burke i
Evanston
Clarence B. Richardson
Old Mexico
Thomas Heaney
Geraldine
Hebron
Sam Thompson
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Luther Fillmore Dies in San Francisco
Dispatch from San Francisco notes the death of Luther Fillmore, former first superintendent of the Wyoming division of the Union Pacific. Cheyenne’s oldtimers knew him and express regret at his passing. Table linen and napkins for Christmas advertised by William Myers Dry Goods Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Fillmore
San Francisco
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Mr. Fillmore
William Myers Dry Goods CO
Urged On By Hereditary Former Wyoming Woman Takes Life
Mrs. Lottie Baurer formerly Miss Whitmore of Baxter Wyoming shot herself in Denver on Monday afternoon. Her act was driven by her father’s plan to remarry and came after he would not abandon his matrimonial plans. Her family history includes multiple instances of insanity, including her mother’s suicide and a lunatic relative. She left a six month old baby with a neighbor before the fatal shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Baurer
Miss. Whitmore
Baxter
Wyo
Denver
Three New Northern Wyoming Companies Formed
Articles of incorporation filed with the Secretary of State show three firms financed by Sheri Dan Men. Shoshone Reservation Mining Company, Dome Lake Reservoir Company, and the Sheridan Development Company are the newly formed entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Wyoming
Secretary of State
Sheridan
Shoshone Reservation Mining Company
Dome Lake Reservoir Company
Sheridan Development Company
Millinery rummage sale announced by Mrs EB Rich
A rummage sale of hats and baby bonnets runs from December 18 through Christmas at 609 East Nineteenth Street. Mrs C E B Rich invites patrons to come early for stylish hats at very low prices.
Temple of Palmistry Itinerary at 207 W 17th Street
Professor G. H. Woods, clairvoyant and trance medium, offers Christmas time readings and sells neckwear. Returns of the Fitzsimmons O Brien fight are received by rounds tonight at the Arcade KerrI Gan Leslie listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple OF Palmistry
G. H. Woods
W. 17Th Street
Arcade
Kerrigan & Leslie
No Spitting Ordinance Debated by Cheyenne City Council
Cheyenne council debates a spitting ban on sidewalks and public buildings with fines from 1 to 5 dollars plus costs. Mayor Gill signs a skating rink license tax, while a cow limit ordinance stalls for lack of ward support. Sewer bids are rejected as high, water pipe proposal and street light petition are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Griffin
Gill
Vaughan
Union Pacific
Schilling
Warren
Foust
Thames and
Eddy
Twenty-first
Bent Stregis
Mr and Mrs Clanwell Begin Eastward Journey
W. J. Cranwell foreman of The Leader composing room has taken a three months layoff. He and Mrs. Cranwell will depart for Denver to visit for several weeks then proceed to Hartford Connecticut for an extended visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Cranwell
Mother of Mrs Kline Victim of Grief
M A Kline who returned from Clyde Ohio with Mrs Kline's body yesterday learned of the death of Mrs Perrin mother of Mrs Kline. The grief over her daughter's death hastened Mrs Perrin's passing in a sorrowful sequence following the loss of her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline
M. A. Kline
Clyde
Ohio
Weather Bright for Construction and Christmas Gifts
Weather excellent for construction work with mild mornings and evenings and comfortable daytime conditions. Christmas gift stock highlighted at prominent stores featuring garments, accessories, and decorative items from The Capitol Toggery and William Myers Dry Goods Co.
Council Scene Doubts Jury Weight In Gerdts Prosecutions
Kellher accuses Gerdts of divers crimes tied to Union Pacific thefts and a Log Cabin saloon, detailing stolen property found at Gerdts and in his wife’s belongings, a deadly robbery claim, and sheltering a fugitive. He urges council to bar Gerdts from running a saloon and calls for legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Gerdts
Kellner
McInerny
Gerdis
Keliher
Kell
Kelcher
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Murchison Jewelry Co
the Watch House
17Th
Capitol Ave
Max J. V.yergells
Washington Market
Bresnahan & Smith
Ane
The
Underwood Grocery Co
IF Council
Man Griffin
MR. and
Mrs Clanwell
East
May
C. L. Bulkley
the Capitol Toggery
Capitol Avenue
William Myers Dry! Goods CO
Max J. Meyer
William Myers
MH. Nagle
F. Miller
Carson
Leo and Treas
Union Mercantile Co
Santa Claus
Ferguson Street
Father
Turkeys
Kelley Mer. Co
Kimbey & Asher
Davis Block
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