Live Stock Market Report From Denver and Rock Springs
The Denver market showed light cattle trade with steady prices for good beef steers and stock cows while thin stock moved slowly. North Park cows brought $4.95, with other cows near $3.50 to $3.90. sheep and lambs market strong but no sheep trading at Rock Springs where Charles Crouse, pioneer ranchman, died en route home.
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Denver
Colo
North Park
Rock Springs
Wyo
Charles Crouse
Colorado
Anderson Ranch
Austrian Army Readies Invasion of Serbia
The Daily Express reports Austria Hungary has 166000 troops in Rome and Herzegovina prepared to invade Servia at a moment's notice. Many soldiers suffer cold and exposure with several deaths. A dispatch says the war minister and general staff left Cestinje on a tour of inspection for the Herzegovinian frontier.
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London
Vienna
Hxpreas
Avetrin-Hungary
Roma
Herzegovina
Servia
Notio
Malis Bererade Corram
Bosnia
Cestinje
Montenegro
Herzegovinian
Local Notes Detailing Visits and Jobs in Cheyenne Region
Mrs. John Banman entertains her niece and nephew of Cheyenne during Christmas at her Hebert home. William Cove, after several days in Hebert for business, returns to Wheatland then heads to South Carolina for a visit. John J. Harris, staying with his sister Mrs. W. H. Thompson, accepts a brakeman position on the U P R between Cheyenne and Sidney.
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John Banman
Cheyenne
Hebert
William
Buatnese
Wheatland
William Cove
South Carolina
John J. Harris
W. H. Thompson
U. PP. R
Bidney
Four Marriage Licenses Issued in Cheyenne and Sterling
Four marriage licenses were issued yesterday. Henry G. Watson of Sheridan Wyoming wed Katherine A. Freeborn of Cheyenne. Oscar B. Weite and Anna Jose phine Sealer, both of Cheyenne, also obtained licenses. Karl F. Harmon and Freesa EB. Bh ectitull, both of Sterling, Colorado, and Andrew J. Millmann and Dehy Mowrey, both of Denver, were licensed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Watson
Sheridan
Wyo
Katherine A. Freeborn
Cheyenne
Oscar B. Weite
Mise Anna Josephine Sealer
Karl F. Harmon
Mise Freesa
EB. Bhectitull
Sterling, Colo
Andrew J. Millmann
Dehy Mowrey
Senver
Ice storage progress and dissolution notice in Wyoming
Ice from the Laramie river fills Union Pacific ice houses at Cheyenne Denver and Grand Island as sixty carloads head east daily. A Wyoming corporation, Little Horse Creek Land and Cattle Company, is dissolved by stockholders meeting on December 10 1908 with 721 of 824 shares represented.
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Laramie
Wyo
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Denver
Grand Island
North Platte
Little Horse Creek Land and Cattle Company
State of
Wyoming
Gibson Clark
First National Bank
Said
Withers
Bolvinter
Preslcoe
John Chaplin
Colin Hunter
Corporation
John “Chaplin
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Gilcrest Lumber Co
Citizensational Bank
B. Hord
David Nimmo
E. W. Stone
P. L. Lariver
Asset
P. J. Black
Turkey
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power
Evans
Wyoming Lumber & Supply CO
Africa
Teddy
J. J. Astle
Prop
Phone
Beat
Egbeat News
Kennedy
A. B. Roedel
Capitol
Harry P. Hynds
Arnold
Hotel Becker
Tewly
Bureai
Thos, KE
Holland
Ubier
Orieina
Aino
Opera Houw
Barnatto
Barnatto Diamond Co
Girard Biden
Chicago
W. Iith St
Cook Bros. G
Hanna
Kemmerer
Maitland
Iith
Capitol Ave
Kansas City Weekly Star
Kansas City
Associated Press Service
The
Cheyenne, Wyo
S. P. Stevenson
Practical Electrician
West Hoventeceth H
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