Hereford Ranch picnic crowd and city events in Cheyenne
A Cheyenne Leader column notes picnickers head for Hereford ranch in a hayrick, visitors fill hotels, and a citywide jump in civic activities. Reports mention hose company meeting, circus employer trouble, hall replastering, and a lively Elks street fair bicycle parade.
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Hereford
Laramie
Idelman Bloc
Judge Carroll
Lincoln
Union Pacific Coal Company
Rock Springs
Bradley
Hartville
Covington
Berry
Salt Lake
Rawlins
Jacob Weber
District Court
Masonic Temple
Keefe
Congressmen Burke Dead In Dallas Excitement
Congressman's death reported in Dallas under the headline Four Escape air details Oklahoma jail break with four prisoners tunneling out. James Salyer linked to murder case as other items note a divorce granted to Dr. Charles L. Fletcher from Mary H Fletcher and two youths released after arrest with no charges filed.
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Oklahoma
O. T
James Salyer
Scott
Charles L. Fletcher
Mary H. Fletcher
Dr. Fletcher
Second Reunion of Wyoming Consistory Highlighted
The Wyoming Consistory No. 1 in Cheyenne opens a three day Scottish Rite reunion with degrees in the Chapter of Rose Croix and Council of Kadosh. Prominent Masons from across the state and Denver attend as Louis Kirk and Judge Potter confer key degrees and Grand Commander Taliaferro leads the corner stone ceremony.
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Wyoming
Valley of Cheyenne
Orient of Wyoming
Turner Hall
Rose Croix
Louis Kirk
Wise
Kadosh
Judge Potter
State
Denver
A. Murdock
Murdock
Omaha
T. S. Taliaferro
Frank M. Foote
G. P. Johnston
Wyoming Commandery
J. A. Riner
Potter
Council of
Vreeland Glove Nuptials in Cheyenne Home
This morning at 10 30 Rev H H MecQuilkin united Frank Vreeland and Miss Alwine Glove in marriage at the bride's home 620 East Sixteenth street. The ceremony was quiet with relatives present. Bridesmaid Miss Millie Winger and best man Tom Holland attended. After breakfast the couple left for Salt Lake and will reside at 620 East Sixteenth after July 1.">
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H. H. MecQuilkin
Frank Vreeland
Alwine Glove
East Sixteenth Street
Millie Winger
Tom Holland
Vreeland & Stone
Cheyenne Fire Department
Oil excitement expands in Uinta county fields
Maj. Frank M. Foote reports about 225 square miles claimed in the Uinta oil fields with over 400 locations averaging 160 acres each. No drilling yet due to supply issues. expect first wells in ten weeks. Also, Al Holland and John Rath win council approval to operate a lake launch near the city for boating parties, boosting park appeal. Sheep herder who killed the Indian near Lander has fled. McKinley Day shifts to Washington due to his absence.
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Frank M. Foote
Evanston
Uinta County
California
Texas
al Holland
John Rath
Minnehaha
Lander
Forces Shift at Irrigation Office and New Wyoming Post Offices
Prof Bradley from the Boston Institute of Technology arrives to join the irrigation investigations office in Cheyenne and will conduct field work. Frank Adams, a Stanford graduate, also arrives to join the staff and lead editorial work. New post offices open at Croton in Crook county with Maude Hunter as postmistress and Horton in Weston county with Arthur Gleage as postmaster. Union Pacific to remodel and enlarge Laramie yards starting June 20, and the Wolcott well will be drilled deeper to gauge petroleum flow in a five mile radius surrounding Wolcott.
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Prof. Bradley
Boston Institute of Technology
Cheyenne
Frank Adams
Leland Stanford, Jr., University
Mead
Mr. Adams
Wyoming
Croton
Crook County
Maude Hunter
Horton
Weston County
Arthur 8. Gleage
Union Pacific
Laramie
Wolcott
Killing of Arapahoe sheep herder ends in pursuit
The Arapahoe Indian sheep herder Frank Aramajo was killed last Sunday in a lengthy duel between two herders from the Madden outfit. Indian police pursued the fugitive for a day, catching and killing him about thirty miles from Fort Washakie. Colonel Jesse M. Lee and the Indian agent left to investigate grievances as conditions return to quiet.
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Frank Aramajo
Arapahoe
Madden
Jesse M. Lee
Fort Washakile
Woman's ward opened by the Woman's club at hospital
The wards on the second floor now house a patient under Dr Ellen Werlau fer. The room features fine furnishings and comfort. Funds for the fit out were raised by the Woman's club in a charitable effort. A carload of stone for the library and Mansonic buildings arrived from Iron Mountain and was moved to the city stone yard. Prof Beeler, the new state geologist, returns from Denver to begin duties. Robert Morris displays a water color of the Carnegie library at Palace Pharmacy. Buechner & Son offer Scottish Rite rings and other goods. old jewelry house prints. Wages available for clean rags at office.
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James M. Wilson
John Dwight Woodruff
Harry D. Martin
Denver
Martin
P. O. Brewster
Minnie Garland
William Dillman
Inter Ocean Hotel
Ellen Werlaufer
Woman's Club
Iron Mountain
Robert Morris
Palace Pharmacy
Carnegie Library
Buechner & Son
New Railroad Men Building and Loan Association Formed
A meeting of railroad shopmen in the master mechanic's office last evening drew about one hundred employees as they plan formation of a railroad men building and loan association. The group will follow a structure similar to the Franklin company but with shares at 200 dollars. A meeting next Tuesday will decide how many will subscribe at that price while employer objections push toward a separate union style arrangement. Two youths were arrested after police observed suspicious behavior and a pistol in one’s possession. IXL stables advertises Hartlewood and Dinneen for livery rigs.
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Franklin Company
North Platte
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A. Slack
K. W. DE Belle
George H. Evans
Charles Eacock
Tom Thurnell
Ryan & Buskley
Walcott
Truckey & Son
Sixteenth Street
Mrs. Eddy
Boston
Congressman Burke
St. Louis
Dallas
Hartlewood & Dinneen
High Masons
LODGE
A. H. Christensen
N. J. Converse
G. B. Frederick
Arthur Gereke
Hans Hanson
John KE. Higgins
Joseph Kaspar
Augustin Kendall
John S. King
J. E. Patterson
Clarence Richardson
Emile Richardson
Robert A. Smile
Charles Argesheimer
W. A. Howard
George Burwell Abbott
Harold Banner
Thomas Bell
Harry Milter Bennett
James Eugene Bennett
Nathaniel Kimball
Boswell
Nathan Stowell
Bristol
Samuel Allen Bristol
Edwin Elgin Burke
Joseph Maull
Vreeland
Sheriff Cook
Will Good
Red Buttes
Cowhick Dry Goods Company
McKinley
Washington
Office of the Irrigation Investigations
Rambler
Platte
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Messick Dry Goods Companys
Messick
Sal
Beeler
NEW Association
Building and Loan Company
Franklin Association
W. Seventeenth ST
Painless Dental CO
Keystone
Cook
Astle & Lavander Golden Beer Hall
Eddy Street
Co. Wriner
Wm. Myers & Co
Hofmann Bros
West Sixteenth Street
B. S. Karchmer
L. C. Kinney
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
HE Messige Dry Goods Company
People's Store
Whitcomb
Vreeland& Stone
GEO
H. Nagle
Chas. I. Miller
Union, Mercantile. Co
Ferguson Street
Corson
See
Treas
Ghmaco
Heyenne
Cel ‘Wyo
J. H. Fullerton
Ferguson Buechner & Son
Jonl Ferguson
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