Long Distance Telephone and Wyoming News Flashes
Cheyenne Leader items report L. P. Reilly joining the Diks, Dan Ronald visiting Laramie, Hermosa renamed a night telegraph office, Switchmen’s union ball at Turner hall, Medicine Bow lost registering status, pension for William Neece, and a dividend for Wyoming Utah Oil Development. Updates include state promotions, glanders fight, Christmas and New Year services, fair auction results, a Buck Bramel funeral, and local business notes. Committed death by own action reported from Jackson’s Hole. six cars of pressed brick for public building. taxes due today. January World’s Work feature on a cattle ranch. lost purse notice. new laundry number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Reilly
Arcola
Dan Ronald
Laramie
Hermosa
Switchmen’s Union
Turner Hall
Medicine Bow
Union Pacific
William M. Neece
Thermopolis
Big Horn County
Wyoming and Utah Oil Development Company
Westley Davis
Effie Hocker
Evanston
Rifle Club
B. T. Rogers
Rambler
Paul Bailey
Denver
Opera House
Miss Hughes
Lenihan
Buck” Bramel
Bramel
Yom McCallum
Deadswood
Buffalo
McKinley Memorial Fund
Evanston News-Register
T. J. Wysche
Rawlins
Colorado
Seabury
Wyoming
The
Elks
William Dinneen
Tom Heaney
Cheyenne
Heaney
Rawlins Journal
Bedford Stone Favored For Public Building Use
Washington dispatch reports Supervising Architect Taylor awaiting full test results on Wyoming stone options. Denver mint superintendent Allery favors Bedford Indiana quarry stone despite $15,000 cost increase, amid protests by Senator Warren who urges Wyoming Iron Mountain or Rawlins stone. Final decision pending Wyoming material tests. New Year holiday closing noted for all state local offices. Children poisoned at Bosler station after Christmas nuts treated by physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Mountain
Rawlins Stone
Warren
Telegraph
Supervising
Washington
Taylor
Cheyenne
Allery
Denver Mint
Ullevy
Bedford
Ind
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Rawlins
Wyoming Capitol
Manston arrest and Wyoming society notes
George Johnson known as Finn is under arrest at Manston for attempting to murder a sleeping man in a saloon at Oakley. A knife was plunged into the victim’s back while intoxicated, likely fatal. Also, the Colorado College Glee and Mandolin Club performs at First Baptist church tonight at five. The Ferris Hotel in Rawlins is completed and will soon operate. Louis J. Palmer, Wyoming attorney and son of Senator J. M. Palmer, died of pneumonia after a three day illness. Election of Alarm Hose company officers postponed to Thursday due to New Year. A bowling match is set between local teams led by Brecken and Murray. The Denver Republican will publish a Wyoming industries feature on New Year’s issue. Mrs DeForest Richards and others will receive New Year’s Day from 4 to 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Finn
Manston
Oakley
Louis J. Palmer
Wyoming
Illinois
Springfield
Sweetwater County
J. M. Palmer
B. A. Slack
Salt Lake City
Anglo Wyoming Trust forms to secure Wyoming oil lands
English capitalists organize the Anglo Wyoming Trust and Guarantee company with one million dollars capital to purchase and guarantee titles on three hundred thousand acres of Wyoming oil lands. Promoters Cottam Richardson brothers and others plan giant ventures in oil wells, refineries, pipelines and rail links to unlock Wyoming’s vast oil and mineral wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglo-Wyoming Trust and Guarantee Company
London
England
Cheyenne
Wys
John C. Cottam
Warren Richardson
Clarence B. Richardson
Wyoming
Europe
Richardson Brothers
Oil Mountain
Rattlesnake
Dutton and
Beaver Basins
Powder River
Lander
Erglish
Anglo-Wyoming Oil Fields, Limited
Cottam
New York
Henderson Syndicate
Murphy
Henderson
United States
Union
Rocky Mountains
RIFLED MAIL POUCH ARRESTS AND WYOMING NEWS
Summary of charges and local incidents including Sidney Martin arrest and conviction for mail pouch theft at Oakley California. murder charge against William Sandford for killing Eugene Turner in Diamondville. formation of Federal Security Company with 100000 capital spanning several states. assorted local society items including a wedding, a homecoming from honeymoon, a notice of new New Year reception, a wreck report, an opera house orchestra signing, a notice of nonresponsibility for debts, and a for sale ad for gasoline lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamondville
William Sandford
Eugene Turner
Evanston
Toll Rates Cut on Cheyenne Colorado Lines Tonight
A new toll schedule goes into effect at 6 o clock tonight on lines between Cheyenne and Colorado reducing the rate by about fifty percent. The present minimum talk time of five minutes drops to three minutes under the new rates. Three dances are slated in two days with events at Turner hall and A O U W hall. The Misses Corn and Miss Grimes will be received tomorrow at Mrs Boise's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Colorado
Switchmen
Turner Hall
Turners
MiKado P
A. Club
Margaret and
Nan Corn
Margaret Grimes
Mrs. Boise
Knight Campbell Musiet
Knight-Campbell Music CO
West 16Th Street
New Train Dispatcher Named Acting Chief at Green River
Frank McPhee has been made acting chief dispatcher for the middle division at Green River replacing H. W. Foreman who is temporarily assigned elsewhere. The order was issued Saturday by Assistant Superintendent Sheridan and dated at Green River. Lost French poodle with one black ear and a black spot on its side. return to 700 West Fifteenth and receive reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McPhee
Green River
H. W. Foreman
Sheridan
Final action on Northern Pacific merger expected in Helena
Helena Montana December 31 governors conference with Governor Van Sant held behind closed doors this morning and a final action on the Northern Pacific merger is expected this afternoon examination into the merits of our stock ends in smoke call and examine our large stack of souvenir boxes of twenty five cigars also fine pipes and cigar cases anything you want in the smoker line for Christmas gifts Cheyenne Cigar Factory
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
van Sant
Northern Pacific
Cheyenne Cigar Factory
Also Mentioned on This Page
SLACK
Robert Mickel
George H. Evans
Jackson’s Hole
W. W. Taylor
Earl Mayo
W. G. Walker
Bradley
Bosler Station
Glee Club
Colorado College
First Baptist Church
Alert Hose Company
R. W. Breckens
Tom C. Murray
Denver Republican
DeForest Richards
Governor Richards
G. B. Abbott
W. R. McKeen, Jr
K. G. Turner
Cowhick Dry Goods Company
Bovgerton Redwood
Martin J. Miller
Chicago
Ill
Wilbur C. Knight
Slosson
State University
Messrs
M. EB
J. W. de Aguero
Pennsylvania
State of
TE Messige Dry Goods Company
Peoples’ Store
Messick Dry Goods Company
People's Store
Post Office
Sidney Martin
Bakefield
Cali
Martin
Wyo
Federal Security Company
Massachusetts
Frank Peterson
Peterson
Miss Rogers
McCormick & Gilmore’s
Fred Taylor
Mrs. Carey
J. M. Carey
William Irvine
Heber Strong
Engineer Strong
Michigan
Eighteenth Infantry
Fort Russell
Mary E. Wesche
Ernest Wesche
Brown & Laing
Normandie Hotel
Pera House
Bailey & Moor
Sousa
el Capitan
Gran Opera Company
Garlord
Sgenery
Gbo
Hi Nagle
Chab
Bi Miller
BS Corson
Seo
Tech Union
Mercantile
Union N
Cantile Company, Grocers, Guarant
Florsheim Fine
John Harrington
Carey Block
West 17Th Street
Cheyenne, Wyomin
West
Sixteenth ST
Schat
the Geyser Steam Laundry Co
West 17Th St
Wheeler d Goodale
Alvin Joslin
Switchmens Union of
North America
Nagel’s Full Orchestra
B. of
R. T
Keystone
Coor's
Astle & Lavander
Golden Beer Hall
Huagerald Bros
West Seventeenth Street
Manewal
Harry Hynds
Louis Manewal
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