Old Steady Reaches Cheyenne Amid Repair Storm
The Olds cross country car Old Steady limps into Cheyenne after a bridge collapse near Columbus Neb. crew Mengerel and Stanfield plan repairs and a brief layover. Old Scout leads after a 2 1 2DAY 22hour 45minute pace, with 120 miles traveled from Lodgepole Neb since 9 am yesterday.
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Old Steady
Olds Mobile
Cheyenne
Laramie
Mengerel
Stanfield
Columbus
Neb
Erie
New York
Syracuse
Buffalo
Mrs Carley Dies of Tuberculosis in Cheyenne
Mrs. W. S. Carley, long time Cheyenne resident, died yesterday afternoon at her mother's home on Eddy street from tuberculosis. She had moved from Guthrie, Oklahoma three months ago hoping high altitude would help. She leaves a six year old son Beryl, husband W. S. Carley, a Cheyenne sister Maud Geary, and several Cheyenne siblings. Funeral arrangements expected to be from St Marys Cathedral tomorrow morning.
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Carley
Stafford
Eddy Street
St. Mary's Cathedral
Cheyenne
Guthrie
Oklahoma
John Carley
Ava
Beryl
Maud Geary
Daniel Stafford
Paine
Edward
Edith
Elizabeth Rabou and Claude Hall Wed in Cheyenne
Miss Elizabeth Rabou and Claude R. Hall were married last night at the bride's sister Mrs. Charles Embry home. A quiet ceremony drew unexpected friends who arrived to witness the union. The bride, a longtime Cheyenne resident, recently returned from California, and the groom works as a Cheyenne mail carrier.
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Charles Embry
Elizabeth Rabou
Claude R. Hall
Cheyenne
California
Hall
Former Cheyenne Woman Is Married
Minnie Jostin formerly of Cheyenne wed Archibald Richards of Westmoreland Kansas yesterday at Kansas City Mra The bride is the divorcend wife of Frank Joslin the house moving contractor.
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Kansas City Mra
Minnie Jostin
Cheyenne
Archibald Richards
Westmoreland
Kansas
Frank Joslin
Wiseman Completes Post Graduate Work
Dr Letitia Wiseman returns from New York City after several weeks of post graduate study.
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Wiseman
Letitia Wiseman
New York City
Senator Clark Praises First Day of Portland Exposition
Wyoming fielded a strong show at the Lewis and Clark Exposition opening with a prepared display in three thousand five hundred square feet of mineral exhibits featuring gold copper and silver ores coal granite marble natural soda and oils. An equal space in the Agricultural Building showcases grains grasses and farm products as Wyoming aims for prize contention.
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Wyoming
C. B. Richardson
B. C. Buffum
George E. Paxton
Hailstorm Strikes Cheyenne on Clear Night
Cheyenne reported a remarkable hailstorm at 9 30 pm during a cloudless sky. Large hail stones nearly an inch in diameter battered the city for ten minutes causing minor damage under a starry, dry night.
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Cheyenne
Ranchman Holt Collects Bounty on Two Coyotes
Thomas Holt a well known Hecla ranchman visited the city yesterday and collected bounty on two coyote hides, adding to his local reputation for hunting.
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Thomas Holt
Hecla
Local notables and travelers visit from across states
A flurry of visitors and departures fills the city, with Neil Clark from Horse Creek, J Jessen in Sidney Nebraska, John Hay of Rock Springs, and Gov John Sparks of Nevada among those noted. Others depart for Denver Omaha Los Angeles and Kansas City while students and workers move between Glenrock Little Bear and military school.
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John Hay
Rock Springs
Henry Conway
California
Ed Matthews
Laramie
Charles Irwin
Union Pacific
T. A. Cosgrift
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Col
EB. A. Slack
Wallace Co. Bond
William Dubois
Denver
David Jones
Kansas City
John Sparks
Nevada
Cheyenne
George S. Walker
San
Granite King Lodge
Offie Downs
Omaha
H. EB. Hodgin
Argesheimer
Wheatland
Frank Bon
Willam Dinneen
the Knights of Columbus
Undisputed Queen Lou Dillon Passes Through Cheyenne
The undisputed trotter queen Lou Dillon left San Jose California yesterday bound for Cheyenne with her caretaker Ed Malloy in charge. Malloy and Lou are close friends. Budd Doble reports to Cleveland friends that the mare has been cured of nervousness.
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Cheyenne
Lou Dillon
San Jose
Cal
Ed Malloy
Lou
Malloy
Budd Doble
Cleveland
Ascension Day Observed at St Mary's Cathedral
Ascension Thursday observed at St Mary's cathedral with 6 and 9 o'clock masses. Services were attended by large congregations.
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St. Mary's Cathedral
Bon Ton Stables Phone 18 Resources Liabilities
Brief snippet lists Bon Ton Stables contact as phone 18 followed by a fragment mentioning resources and liabilities with unclear context. The readable items are a stable business line and financial terms.
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BON Ton Stables
Cheyenne Market Close Noted May 20 1905
A Cheyenne Wyoming market note records closure of business at the end of Monday May 20 1905. The entry reflects a historical day in the state's commerce with no additional details provided.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
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Anheuser-Busch Beer
Key West
Eddy Sts
C. D. Clark
Portland
Ore
Clarence D. Clark
United States Senate
the Evening Journal
G. H. Nagle
Prea
Chas. F. Miller
Vice Pres
Carson, Lee, and Trena
Union Mercantile Co
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Neil Clark
Creek
Ara
J. Jessen
Sidney, Nebraska
Lloyd Thompson
Kearney
Hiram Sapp
Frank Irwin
Colorado & Southern
Gus Kimrey
Sedalia
Sam Asher
First National Bank
United States
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George E. Annott
Jessik M. Tourren
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Daniel McUlvan
A. DD
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Stockgrowers’ National Bank
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Une Do
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Carrot Atlest
Reney
I Benetour
Pt Ee
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Percy Smith
Kelley Mer. Co
Ohenstein Brothers
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