City Briefs From Tenderfeet on Wyoming News Scene
County warrants ready for distribution. Fort Russell progress and paymaster arrival noted. Catholic cathedral roofing completed. Gill Building excavating finished. Cheyenne delegates depart for Denver. many return. Civil war pension increased to 12 dollars a month for John Talbot. A marriage license issued to Amos Moeckly and Olive Thomas of Luther. Fort Russell soldiers celebrate paymaster arrival. Japanese worker Nishimura Kogo treated after heat exposure at Buford. Dog poisoning case inactive. no recent poisonings. Arrest of John Abram for grand larceny at Rock Springs. Sidewalk and cottages under construction along Capitol and Twenty seventh. New Frontier Park grandstand carload arrival. 3500 seating. Tenderfoot opinions on Western honesty and Indian decadence. Russville paper excerpt outlines Amrine and Sweeney trip to Thermopolis, Cody, Shoshone reservation. irrigation transformation and cattle roundup. bull jelly anecdote.
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Fort Russell
Young ‘S Literary Club
Gle
Gill
Capstol Avenue
Denver
John Talbot
Jackson
Hay
Atlas
Nishimura Kogo
Buford
St. John’s Hospital
John Abram
Cheyenne
Rock Spring
Smalley
Elmer Lane
Capitol Avenue
Eighteenth Street
R. R. Bruce
Twenty-seventh Street
Central Avenue
Wyoming
Russville
Tenderfoot
R. C. Amrine
T. W. Sweeney
Thermopolis
Wyo
Horeover
Rushville
Black Hill Country
Schuyler
Sweeney
Amrine
Custer Battlefield
General Custer
United States
Cody
Buffalo Bill
Red
Little Crow
John 8. Little
W. R. Leach
WAR AGAINST CONSUMPTION PROMOTES FOLEYS HONEY AND TAR
All nations strive to check the white plague and claim cures for coughs and colds. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as safe and certain in results in a yellow package. Sold by A. B. Roedel.
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Foley
A. BE. Roedel
Low summer fares offered by Colorado and Southern
Starting June 1 and lasting through September 154, the Colorado and Southern Railroad announces very low round trip ticket rates to Utah Washington Arizona Oregon and California.
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Colorado & Southern
Utah
Washington
Arizona
Oregon
California
Pinesles Kidney Health Claim Ad
An ad promoting Pinesles pills claims low cost and strong value for kidney and back pain. It promises a 30 day trial for $1 and money back if unsatisfied, claiming rapid relief from backache and kidney or bladder troubles.
Cheyenne Upholstering Works Ad Promotes Repairing
First line advertisement for furniture repair and upholstering by Cheyenne Upholstering Works at 406 West Seventeenth Street with phone 629 black.
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Cheyenne
West Seventeenth Street
Wyoming Directory Advertisement Notes
Classified style fragment lists directory entries and local vendors. Mentions W. A. Bartlett Leader office Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup A. B. Roedel Tiffany style wedding rings Murchison Jewelry company and garbled phrases from Wyoming State Gazetteer directories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
W. A. Bartlett
Leader
Kennedy
A. B. Roedel
Altes
Murchison Jewelry Company
Pincu les for the kidneys advertised at Palace Pharmacy
An old ad claims kidney symptoms like backache come from kidney trouble and promotes Pinc ules for kidneys. It guarantees relief with a 30 days trial for $1.00, or money back, sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Phamacy Drug Co
Frontier Stationery Boost for Cheyenne Celebration
Frontier stationery offered in two colors with optional name imprint promotes Cheyenne’s large annual celebration. Leader office urges orders for business or social correspondence to be placed now.
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Cheyenne
ManZan Pile Remedy Promises Painless Outcome
An advertisement claims a pile operation can be avoided using ManZan Pile Remedy sold for a price set by Palaco Pharmacy Drug Co. The copy emphasizes a guarantee and direct benefit to sufferers seeking relief without surgery.
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Palaco Pharmacy Drug Co
South Side Notes Busy With Family Travel Moves
Harry McCloud returns from Corning Ia to tend his daughter's illness. C. L. Gage and family relocate to a Kimball Neb ranch after a purchase. Lou Davis and family depart Alvin Wyo after visiting relatives. A Matson family heads to western West Virginia for months with kin.
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South Side
Harry McCloud
Corning
C. L. Gage
Kimball
Neb
Mr. Gage
Lou Davis
Digest of a 1906 testimonial for Kohol tonic
A letter from C N Cornell of Rod ing Georgia dated August 27 1906 endorses Kohol claiming cure for stomach and bowel disease after trying other remedies. The note mentions E C DeWitt Co Chicago Illinois and a Georgia seller A E Roedel.
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E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Til
Georgie
C. N. Cornell
Roding, Ga
A. E. Roedel
Notice of Annual Meeting of Golden Reef Mining Co
Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stock holders of the Golden Reef Mining company will be held at the office room 214 First National Bank building Cheyenne Wyoming on Monday July twentieth 1908 beginning at ten o clock a m for electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and other business as may lawfully come before said meeting. Walter Finlay.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Golden Reef Mining Company
Wyoming
First National Bank
Walter Finlay
Notice of sale of schoolhouse building bonds
Notice is given under Wyoming law that the board of trustees of School District No. 2 Sweetwater County will receive bids for five thousand dollars, or any part, of negotiable schoolhouse building coupon bonds of one thousand dollars each. Bonds bear 5 percent interest annual, payable at the county treasurer's office, Sweetwater County.
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Wyoming
Board of ‘Trustees
Sweetwater
Sweetwater County
School District 2 issues bonds dated 1908 for 1928
Wyoming bonds dated August 1 1908 payable August 1 1928 may be redeemed after August 1 1918. Not sold below par. Board may reject bids and sell privately if best. Bids due July 31 1908 by 4 PM at clerk Tom Whitmore’s office Green River. Bid deposits 5 percent with Sealed Proposals. Attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Board of Trustees
Tom Whitmore
Green River
Sweetwater County
Frontier Park Association Dissolved in Wyoming Meeting
Notice records that on July 1, 1908, at Cheyenne Wyoming the Frontier Park Association held a stockholders meeting to dissolve the corporation after confirming all debts were paid. Edward Hofmann served as president with W Richardson as secretary.
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Frontier Park Association
State of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
County of
Laramie
Edward Hofmann
Divorce Petition Filed Against Harriet Moulton in Wyoming
Harriet Moulton, a non resident of Wyoming last living in Fort Collins Colorado, is notified that on June 15 1908 Willie A Moulton filed a petition in Laramie County Wyoming District Court seeking divorce and alleges facts in substance as stated.
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Harriet Moulton
Notice of Tax Sale in Cheyenne Wyoming 1908
The City of Cheyenne announces a sale of delinquent real estate and lands for unpaid taxes and special assessments for improvements. The auction occurs July 10, 1908, at the Cheyenne Court House between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., with adjournments daily until all parcels are sold. Properties are within Cheyenne City and Laramie County, subject to penalties and costs.
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State of
Wyoming
Laramie
Cheyenne
Wyo
County of
City of
Desertion Notice From Patriot Court Clerk
You have deserted plaintiff without just cause for over a year. If you do not answer the petition by the 92nd day of August 108, the petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered. T. J. Fisher, Clerk of Patriot Court. J 26, Jy 9, 10, 17, 24, 31, A 7,
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T. J. Fisher
Patriot Court
Cheyenne Seeks Proposals to Extend Waterworks System
Sealed proposals addressed to the City Clerk for extending the waterworks system will be received by the city council committee on water and sewerage in City Hall Cheyenne until 2 p m on Monday July 20 1908. Bids on blank forms must include a certified check and bond for faithful performance. The project calls for about 1067 tons of iron pipe with fittings hydrants and valves. The city reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
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Council
Emece
Council Committee On Water and Sewerage of
Cheyenne Rea
J. D. Wright
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Frontier Stationery
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Rae
W. F. Daiber & Bros
School District No. 2
Wyomine
Taliaferro & Dunton
Rock Springs
A. 2
W. Richardson
Wyinan
Boulter
E. C
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Murray
Ina V
Ina
Wyoming Fuel, Feed & Delivery Co
Garwood. AG
Aises Fee
Branson
Aeawe Searre Pere Heen
Hoyt
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Gaps
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Swan
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