RAILROADS IN WYOMING BURLINGTON'S EXPANDING LINKAGE PREDICTED
The Laramie Republican outlines Wyoming railroad plans with a north south east west push. Burlington aims for a Denver north west connection via Laurel to Frannie and a Big Horn extension to Shoshoni linking with Orin Junction, plus potential through traffic to Denver via Colorado and Southern.
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Laramie Republican
Wyoming
Burlington
Denver
Laurel
Mont
Frannie
Wyo
Toluca
Big Horn
Teminus
Shoshoni
Northwestern
Timue
Orin Junction
Colorado and Southern
Cheyenne
Greeley
Montana
Fort Collins
Laramie
Union Pacific
Colorado
Southern
Fifteenth
Sixteenth
The
Fort Russell
Old Camp Carlin
Frontier Park
Overland
J. J. Hill
Personal notes from Casper to Denver and beyond
Judge R. N. Matson visits Casper. Robert Lawson arrives from Luther. Charlie Irwin back from Denver. Mrs. Thomas Miller visiting Laramie. J. C. Thompson heads to Guernsey. Frank Simon from Pine Bluffs in city yesterday. Deputy Sheriff D. E. Brown returns to Guernsey. Sheriff E. J. Smalley leaves for Guernsey. Nick Mandanis and family back from the east. Al Bowle of Wheatland passes through en route to Rock Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Barrow due Sunday evening from Douglas to go to Denver for the Democratic convention. Mrs. E. J. Dobbins visiting Boston. Woodmen of the World circle social and dance at Fraternal hall Thursday night. Clothing and shoe stores to close at noon Saturday July 4.
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R. N. Matson
Casper
Robert Lawson
Luther
Charlie Irwin
Denver
Thomas Miller
Laramie
J. C. Thompson
Guernsey
Frank Simon
Pine Bluffs
D. E. Brown
E. J. Smalley
Nick Mandanis
al. Bowle
Wheatland
Rock Springs
M. C. Barrow
Douglas
E. J. Dobbins
National Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Boston
Mass
Warned by Game Warden on Holiday Hunting Rules
Special Game and Fish Warden T C Murray warns holiday visitors to leave guns at home as no game legally killable remains in the area. Trout are plentiful by hook and line, but seining is a misdemeanor with heavy fines and limits of twenty pounds per trip. Murray notes cooperation with Cheyenne hunters and will prosecute violations with proper evidence.
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T. C. Murray
Murray
Laramie
Social dance at Turner Hall and local ads mixed in
Social dance at Turner Hall Saturday evening July 4 featuring Hanesch Kr's Orchestra. Fresh ranch butter at Kelley’s. ManZan Pile Remedy offered at 60 cents by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co. Returns by rounds from the Gans Nelson fight Saturday afternoon at the Tivoli. De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve recommended for piles, sold by A B Roe del.
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Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Turner Hall
Haneschkr's
Gans-Nelson
the Tivoli
de Witt
A. BE. Roedel
Sells Floto Show Labeled Model of Modern Business
Alan Rogers extols the Sells Floto circus as a modern business model while contrasting it with the old one ring show. He notes social shifts from small towns to sprawling cities and praises the current show’s up to date management. Advertisement for kidney pills follows.
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Alan Rogers
Statesman
Sells-Floto
Fourth of July and low rail fares across the West
The Colorado & Southern offers very low round trip rates from June 1 to September 15 to Utah Washington Arizona Oregon and California. A. B. Roedel advertises Kodol for digestion and relief. July 3 and 4 half rates apply with return by July 6. Notice of nonresponsibility for debts by a separated spouse.
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Colorado & Southern
Utah
Washington
Arizona
Oregon
Califorphe
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Cheyenne Ice CO
Sloan & Hughes
Ferguson ST
North Plate
Wesley
Fisherman's Paradise
J. Wesley
Blalock
Capitol
Harry P. Hynds
Ats
Bureathos
Holland
Oies
Ulber Corpora
Eultake
de Letives
Room i
Opera Hous ‘Oom
Murchison Jewelry Company
China
Ida G. Hammersley
Central Avenue
Kelley's
Woodmen OF the World
Circle
Fraternal Hall
FLOTO
A. B. Roedel
Janda
Elorel Sherman
Seventeenth Street
Minnesota
A. E. Roedel’s
Eddy Street
Democratic National
Denver, Oolo
E. R. Breisch
John Brown
J. J. Astle
16Th
Eddy
Capitol Electric CO
Capitol Ave
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