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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
8
Enormous Christmas Mails Flood Cheyenne Lines
Cheyenne mail clerks report record breaking Christmas volume with train No 2 carrying 10 000 registered pieces and sacks reaching the roof of the dynamo car. Extra duty amid backlog predicts many gifts arriving around January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
No. 2
San Francisco
Omaha
RAINES TO BE MARRIED CHRISTMAS
Haines a stenographer in Master Mechanic Niland's office left for Edgar Nebraska to wed on Christmas Day. The item mentions gifts like shoes and slippers as suitable presents and advertises umbrellas, silver trim, and a $15 item. Also notes boys' clothing at cost and dry goods on sale at William Myers Dry Goods Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines
Niland
Edgar, Nel
William Myers Dry Goods CO
Mexican Liz Inmate Faces Long Term In The Penitentiary
The article reports J C Chapman facing insufficient evidence in a saloon theft case in Guernsey, Judge Scott dismissing the charges, and subsequent sentences for Frank Conley for highway robbery five years, Ed F Daron for blackmail two years, Edwin Myers for receiving stolen goods six months, with a nol prossequi in John Baker’s felonious assault case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Ross
J. C. Chapman
Guernsey
Donzelman
Scott
Frank Conley
Conley
Liz
Ed. F. Daron
Edwin Myers
City Visitors and Local Arrivals Mentioned in Note
Judge Abbott of Guernsey visits the city while Dr. Albert Miller comes from Littleton Colorado. Harry Hoffman is confined by sickness at home. Richard Keelan Andrew Bole visit Denver. F R Harbaugh and family stay at Pocatello Idaho. Miss Belle Jones returns to Nebraska. Charles Partridge Lusk attends to business. Mrs Olds returns from Chicago. Ming Anna A Wall Confluence arrives to reside with Mrs Patrick Sears. George B Abbott recovering in California from typhoid and slated to return tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Miller
Littleton
Colo
Harry Hoffman
Richard Keelan
Andrew Bole
Denver
F. R. Harbaugh
Pocatello
Idaho
Belle Jones
Nebraska
Charles Partridge
Lusk
George Voorhees
Olds
Chicago
Johnston
Ming Anna A. Wall of
Confluence
Patrick Sears
Guernsey Gazette Editor Reports Local Boom
C B E Williams editor of the Guernsey Gazette notes that Guernsey and vicinity are booming as he attends to business in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.be. Williams
Guernsey
William
Trout Plan at Dale Creek Pond Fails From Freezing
A report in The Leider claimed heat from the pump house would keep trout in Dale Creek Pond through the year but the plan failed as the pond arm froze to the bottom, killing 100 fine trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leider Too
Dale Creek Pond
Lower Than Ever Ladies Tailor Made Suits
William Myers Dry Goods advertises women’s tailored suits and cloaks at low prices. The notice emphasizes affordable outfits and fashion options for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Myers Dry Goods
Temple of Palmistry Promises Gifts for Christmas
Professor G. H. Woods at 07 W. 17th street advertises clairvoyant services and trance medium readings for Christmas with offerings including 6 scarfs and muffler items from William Myers and Dry Goods Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Woods
W. 17Th Street
Overland in Economical Comparison of Railroads
A Union Pacific annual report shows operating costs at 48 percent of gross earnings versus rivals like Illinois Central 71 percent and Atchison 66. The New York Evening Post notes how income from investments inflated gross figures, skewing comparisons. Conducting transportation ratios more fairly reflect efficiency, with UP dropping from 25.0 to 23.6, Atchison steady at 21.2, NP from 26.2 to 24.8, and Rock Island rising to 41.1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Ilinois Central
Atchison
Northern Pacific
New York Dvening Post
the Post
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Mr Toy Denies Jumping Board Bill Dispute at Kuster House
Mr Toy, a Laramie newspaper man, denies intending to evade a $40 hotel bill at the Kuster house. He says a personal misunderstanding, aided by firearms, forced him to leave for now and he will return to settle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Mr. Toy
Mr. Kuster
Kuster
Simon Smith Buys Half Diamond Det Ranch in South Park
Simon Smith of Cheyenne with Albert W. Jones and J. R. Booth of South Park Colo purchase the Half Diamond Det ranch in South Park for 101976 dollars. Smith pays 35000 dollars of the sum. they take charge in July 1900 to run thousands of beef steers with Karl Smith, son of St Smith, as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Smith
Cheyenne
Albert W. Jones
J. R. Booth
South Park
Colo
Smith
Karl Smith
St. Smith
St Mark's Guild Dance at Keefe Hall on December 27
St Mark's Guild hosts a Wednesday night dance at Keefe Hall on December 27 with admission set at 50 cents. The event invites parishioners and neighbors to enjoy music and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Guild
Keefe Hall
Table Linen And Napking For Christmas
William Myebers Dry Goods Co advertises table linens and napkins for Christmas, highlighting seasonal selections and discounts to attract shoppers during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Myeberb
DRY Goods CO
Christmas Neckwear Sale by Meyer Gellg
To give at Christmas time or wear at any time the beautiful neckwear from Meyer Gellg. Rich fabrics and classic styles offered for gift giving and personal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Meyer Gellg
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Knickerbocker Trust CO
5Th Avenue and
34Th Street, N. Y
AlfedBey Benjamin
New York
Max J. Meyer Idelman
Ferguson Street
AND
Murchison Jewelry Co
the Watch House
Y. 17Th
Capitol Ave
Traiia
Raines
Chrismas
J. F. Jenkins
Max J. Meyer
Washington Market
Bresnahan & Smith
The
Underwood Grocery Co
Lizzie
Alalen
John Baker
Judge Abbott
George B. Abbott
California
DALE
William Myers
BIG Ranch
G. H. Nagle
Pres
Chas, F. Miller
Carson
Sec and
Treas
Union Mercantile Co
Santa Claus
Wyoming
Arother
Father
Lister
Turkeys
Kelley Mer. Co
Kimbey & Asher
Davis Blook
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