Local notices and social items from Cheyenne
The Cheyenne Star reports a packed social week with a bi monthly Terpel bore club dance and a St Mary's cathedral mass. Police detained two trucks at an incident, and remains of George F. were shipped west after a fatal event. A sizable snowstorm hits Cheyenne with defense guns weighing up to 10 000 pounds reported nearby.
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St. Mary's Cathedral
Hotel de Trigalia
Rock Springs
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Peter
Ed. Johnson
State Hospital
George F
Rawlins
Aes
Yund
Laremig
An May
Crott
May
Buffalo
Uitonbets
Atlas
Sixteenth Street
Chayanne
Durrant Fae Company Gall Event Set for December Eve
A public notice indicates a gathering titled Durrant Fae Company Gall will be held on December Eve at Ojie. The event is planned for year end festivities with attendees expected to participate.
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GALL
Wyoming Livestock Report Highlights Cattle and Horse Value Shifts
The state veterinarian’s annual report to the governor notes inspections of imported stock, rising horse and sheep values, and rapid livestock movement through Wyoming. It shows horse numbers and values fluctuating from 1887 to 1919, sheep value surge to 207 per head, and large cattle passages via the Union Pacific with thousands of head moving through Cheyenne.
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Wyoming
Reece Taes
Shei
Union Pacific
Waile
Saheso
Cheyenne
Wanted a Fight Between Rowen and Vaulent Spurred by Cheyenne Talk
Report notes prize fighters known as Rowen and Vaulent in the western arena visiting Cheyenne. An attempted planned bout with Cotton as a facilitator stalled by city laws. The pair then left for the western lake region.
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Rowan
rAulent
Cheyenne
Thasta
Married At High Noon In Thin City
The wedding of Mise Clara Underwood and Henry F. Andrus was held at the bride's parents home in Thin City. The ceremony was performed by Superi and a reception followed. The couple will reside in Denver after a short trip. guests and gift givers honored the couple with many presents and well wishes.
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Timago
Mise Clara Tinder Wood
Thin City
Henry FP
Wan
Denver
Wis
Superi
Abe Underwood
Millie Reed
Cot Glass
E. A. Siack
Mabel Hawes
Edith W
Dyer
Henry F. Andrus
Farrell
Mise Underwood
Lillie Andrews
Wallace Bond
C. F. Sheldon
R. N. LaFountaine
Mise Douglaas
Dobbins and Family
Mre. Trump
Ada Reid
H. Helpbhenstein
Mies Beasie Bende
C.D. Burdick
Clark
Robert Pease
Mra
A. G. McGregor
Mrs. Camp
Mira May Helphenstein
Geo
Messick
Miss Sassen
J. L. Thomas
W. L. Whipple
Thos. Durbin
M. J. Nichols
Sadie la Fountaine
A. Underwogl
Death of William Murray Jr aged 19
Young William Murray Jr son of William Murray a local witchman died this morning at his home on West Seventeenth from Brights disease after about two months illness. No funeral arrangements have been made. Heartfelt sympathy from grieving parents and many friends.
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William Murray, Jr
William Murray
West Seventeenth
Bright
County Hospital Remodels West Wing and Plumbing Upgrades
Public notice reports marked improvement at the county hospital with new plumbing and a renovated west wing. Future changes are anticipated as new commissioners take office. A separate rural facility for paupers is proposed to provide work and suitable employment.
Clerks Association Seeks Large Room From McKinley Club
The Clerks association negotiates for a large room currently used by the McKinley club and plans to fit up the space as club rooms in their new quarters if the deal succeeds.
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Clerks’ Association
McKinley Club
Erring Spouse Tales Custody Pursuit to Cheyenne
A Denver man, Wm. Butcher, reports divorce and seeks custody of his children. He traced his wife and two children from Denver to Greeley, Cheyenne, and now Laramie, where they are staying in the Stutaman block. Butcher plans to assume custody if he locates Mrs Butcher in Laramie.
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Denver
Wm. Butcher
Tiles
Thompson
Butcher
Greeley
Cheyenne
Sixteenth Street
Sterling
Laramie
Breckons Leads Wyoming Legislature Vote Tally
Members of the Wyoming legislature in Casper report Breckons 12 votes, Madden 10, Hanna 7, Sullivan 5, Roberts 4, Brigh, Stone 1. The contest editor notes two friends anonymously submitted vote packages, signaling Breckons’ growing support and potential honors for Sullivan.
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Te Acta Cea Eave
Laramie
Mito
Bob
Breckens
SF Ahi
Sullivan
Wyoming
Natrona County
Casper
Pat Sulllivan
R. W. Breckens
Laramie Co
William Madden
Fremont Co
P. Hanna
Sheridan Co
P. Sullivan
Natronal Co
John Roberts
H. B .Bmigh
C. W. Stone
VETERINARIAN SENT TO DIAMONVILLE OVER GLANDERS OUTBREAK
Brute Veterinarian Seabury left this morning for Diamondville after a telegram reported glanders among horses in the grading camps there. The disease is deadly and could require destroying every horse at the camp, as occurred at the Cushing camp on the Platte near Fort Laramie.
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Seabury
Diamondville
Glanders
Cushing
Platte River
Fort Laramie
Irate husband ends confrontation at boarding house
An angry husband from Laramie created a scene at a boarding house on Eighteenth Street as he attempted to confront a young man his wife works for. He sought the lover after rumors of his wife’s attention but left without further violence.
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Eighteenth Street
Laramie
City Republicans set primaries for early next week
The city Republican committee will call primaries for the city election early next week to elect delegates to the convention, which will be held a day or two later. Voter interest is low as it seems likely Republican nominees will win.
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City Republican Committee
Carnegie Public Library building proposals delayed to tomorrow
Absence of several building committee members delays opening of proposals for the library building until tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. A quorum is expected to be present then.
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Carnegie Public Library
Grand Central Sold to Harvey Chapman for 3500
Harvey Chapman, engineer on the Cheyenne and Northern hall, bought the two story brick building on Ferguson Street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth from Runsell Tracy for 3500. Chapman plans to lease it to bidders aiming to open a new saloon in the central business district where values are high.
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Harvey Chapman
Cheyenne and Northern Hall
Ferguson Street
Runsell Tracy
Burglars Beware Dinneen Bros Install Automatic Alarm
Dinneen Bros announce a new burglar alarm for store doors that triggers automatically when opened. They hold the agency for Cheyenne and say the device can be adjusted in minutes to any door or window.
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Dinneen Bros
Cheyenne
Stroke strikes 65 year old in Cheyenne near Western stables
RK C Sagette, 65, was stricken with paralysis near the Western stables in Cheyenne. He was moved to rooms at the Key City hotel where care was provided. The attack was not severe and he was reported better the next morning. Also note Bugette, formerly ranch owner on Horse Creek, now cattle herder nearby. George Quigley notes no Keefe hall dancing school tonight due to Sunergae social.
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RK. C. Sagette
Western Stables
Weet Cheyenne
Key City
Sigeliec ‘Es
Keefe Hall
George Quigley
Trainmen Enjoy a Social and Dance in Keefe Hall
Last night in Cheyenne Keefe Hall hosted a social dance by W. E Green Lodge No ass B of R T with order members and guests. The event featured dancing and cordial conversation with refreshments served by gentlemen, adding to the lively gathering. Ocean marriage: L M Horton wed Miss Mabel Mar of Cripple Creek Colorado, in the Later Ocean parlors at noon, officiated by Rev. Benjamin Young.
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Keefe Hall
W. E Green Lodge
R. T
Ocean
L. M. Horton
Mabel Mar
Cripple Creek
Colo
Cheyenne
Ocean Bota
Benj. Young
Police Seek Kidnapper Pat Crowe
Omaha sends telegram asking police to pursue Pat Crowe Kidnapper of young Cudahy Described as 33 years old 5 feet 10 inches tall with sandy mustache and blue eyes.
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Omaha
Pat Crowe
Young Cudahy
Alarm dispatch flaw delays fire response at Cheyenne club
Still imperfect alarm handling caused confusion at a fire last night. The incorrect alarm No. 6 from the A D. T box at the Cheyenne club delayed turnout, risking more property loss.
An houser Buseh beer praised for body and quality
The copy extols An houser Buseh beer as having a strong body and wholesome qualities. It emphasizes hops and malt, claiming the drink is nourishing and strengthening, and closes with a New Year toast for 1901.
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Anhouser-Buseh
Anhouser
State Library Adds 1616 Law Books to Capital Collection
The annual report shows 1616 new law volumes added since the last catalog update, boosting the state library at the capital to one of the best in the West.
Funeral for Classen Storey Held at St Marys Cathedral
The funeral for Classen Storey, son of Mr and Mrs Storey, who died from injuries after being crushed beneath dray wheels on Christmas Eve, was held this morning at St Marys Cathedral. The service was conducted by Father Bryant and was well attended by family and friends.
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Classen Storey
Storey
St. Mary's Cathedral
Bryant
The Place to Go. Viet the Washington Market
An ad announces Washington Market at 603 on Sixteenth Street offering a spray of dromeed not poultry and promising prompt daily service. It promotes a New Year deal and urges customers to call on ws thugs for bargains.
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Viet
Washington Market
Sixteenth Street
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