G Colorado Fuel and Iron Buys Dietz Coal Mines Reported
Sheridan reports the G Colorado Fuel and Iron company may have purchased the Dietz Fuel and Trading company assets including coal mines and buildings. No confirmation was available. The Dietz group is run by Omaha and Sheridan interests. In Wheatland Miss A M Beecher was ordained at a Congregational church council. John Engstrom resigns from Laramie city council after moving from Cheyenne when railroad shops closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
G Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Dietz Fuel and Trading Company
Diets Company
Omaha
Congregational Church
Wheatland
A. M. Beecher
South Side
John Engstrom
Laramie
Engstrom
Cheyenne
Fishing Parties and Travel News Turmoil Across Territories
Ed Vreeland Sam Sherman and Charles Riner fished in the Chugwater district while Mr and Mrs Charles Woods and Mr Mrs Carley returned from Iron Mountain. Sheriff Smalley and bride Miss Marie Colling and Max Myer came back from Denver. Burke and wife registered in New York City. Madame Leon sustained a broken back in Leadville. Company G members receive photos of Frank Geere now lieutenant. John Kroell Sleepy Simmons and Lewis signed by the Indians. Vreeland & Gregory advertise summer underwear at 1617 Ferguson Street. Mrs Paul Brewster to sing at Salvation Army hall Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Vreeland
Sam Sherman
Charles Riner
Northern
Chugwater
E. J. Smalley
Bride
Marie Colling
Max Myer
Denver
Smalley
Salt Lake
East
W J Hay and Dr Stevens Return From Omaha in $2000 Case
John W. Hay assistant superintendent at Laramie and Dr H L Stevens company physician returned from Omaha where they testified in a $2000 suit against Union Pacific brought by William Grove for injuries at Cooper Lake two years ago. Grove was hurt while clearing a wreck as engines pulled apart and was treated in Denver before suing. The case was tried in Omaha this week and is under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hay
Laramie
H. L. Stevens
Omaha
Union Pacific
William Grove
Cooper Lake
Grove
Cooper
Denver
Union Pacific Hospital
Dr. Stevens
Pickling Plant Planned at Rawlinna by Union Pacific
The Union Pacific will establish a tie pickle plant at Rawlinna to treat ties from Platte river camps and Fort Steele. Ground trading contracts have been let to T A Rendle and Sam Green for buildings and sidetracks. The Burnetizing process will double durability, employing 40 to 50 men, with a similar plant under construction at Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Rawlina
Platte River
Fort Steele
T. A. Rendle
Sam Green
Laramie
Stop Trout Sales Protest Circulated in Laramie
A petition circulating in Laramie challenges 8 E Land for selling trout. Land runs a Centennial hatchery, obtained 000 trout eggs from Red Rock Lake Oregon to stock streams in Albany and Carbon counties, yet has sold many fish to Colorado buyers for private pond stocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Department of Agriculture
Centennial
Here
Red Rock Lake
Ore
Albany
Carbon
Colorado
Miss Buchanan Recital Planned After Chicago Study
Miss W T Buchanan and daughter Marie return from Chicago where she studied music with violin masters. The Cheyenne audience awaits a recital soon as friends praise her talent. Also notes Irene Smith leaves Van Orsdel Burdick for Denver and Seattle, to be replaced by Miss Mayme Weaver of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Buchanan
Marie
Chicago
Miss Buchanan
Irene Smith
van Orsdel & Burdick
Denver
Seattle
Mayme Weaver
Be reavement thanks and sudden death in Rawlins
The Cole family thanks friends and neighbors for assistance after a death in Rawlins Wy. Archie B. ingham a city cook died suddenly. Remains to be shipped to Danville Ill for interment. A $386 sum was found on his person. People wiring sewer mains are urged to contact contractor Charles vey for advantageous terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cole
Loader
Rawlins
Wye
Archie Brit
Ingham
Danville
Ill
Maine
Charles Vey
Union Pacific to sponsor frontier trophy at Cheyenne event
Union Pacific officials authorize a lavish saddle and bridle prize to be made in Cheyenne for the best broncho rider at Cheyenne's Frontier celebration this fall. Frank Meanea to craft the award, with July folder ads highlighting the event to national audiences and boosting crowd attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Frank Meanea
J. F. Barron
B. J. Lomax
Cheyenne
Chayenne
Barron
Frand Meanea
Lomax
Mr. Barron
United States
State Veterinarian Destroys Infected Horses In Douglas
State Veterinarian Seabury returned from Douglas to seize grandered horses owned by Fred Wintersteen. He destroyed the animals and fumigated the stable to eradicate the disease. In Rawlins district court all twelve criminal cases were postponed to July 7 due to a pending supreme court case on the jury law. Also, three coal miners were robbed at Fort Steele Monday night by three unknown men, who also reportedly robbed a Hanna barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabury
Douglas
Fred Wintersteen
Rawlins
Supreme Court
Fort Steele
Hanna
To Open Branch Store by Montelius Piano Denver
F. L. Clark, formerly with Warren Mercantile fifteen years ago, is in town to open a Montelius Piano company branch store from Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Clark
Warren Mercantile Company
Montelius Piano Company
Denver
Government fish expert heads to Yellowstone for trout eggs
Walter Miller from Spearfish will collect native speckled trout eggs at Yellowstone Park. Big Laramie station aims to gather 2 000 000 eggs, a record for U S stations. Also note: a stray hay work horse offered for reclaim by owner, and a Cheyenne man John B McPherson and Irene L Simmons marriage in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Walter Miller
Spearfish
3. D
Big Laramie
Yellowstone Park
United States
Ellis and Miller
Iron Mountain
Omaha
John B. McPherson
Cheyenne
Irene L. Simmons
Foot Crushed by Car in Railroad Yard
A car moved with a crowbar crushed L. Mass’s left foot in Carbonate’s railroad yard yesterday afternoon. Amputation not required. Station Agent D. H. McGrath leaves Carbon for Cody to take a Burlington position. The Carbon station is abandoned. Reverend Knopf to speak at Salvation Army hall Monday evening. Wyoming Dental Company advertises cathartic work. Five recruits arrive from Barrecks Mo to Fort Russell with the Thirteenth Battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Mass
D. H. McGrath
Carbontation
Cody
Wye
Burlington
Carbon
Barrecks
Fort Russell
Ferrin Hagarty Copper Mining plans 500 ton plant and 200 ton daily ore supply
Ferrin Hagarty Copper Mining officials Miller and Brile travel to Denver to buy a 500 ton concentrating plant and machinery. Ore testing will determine equipment needs and a Denver contract will supply a 500 ton daily capacity. The company aims to employ 300 men within six months and ship 200 tons daily to a Grand Encampment smelter, reducing transport costs. A complete electrical plant and drill hoists will be installed by October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrin-Haggarty Copper Mining Company
Rawlins Republican
I. C. Miller
Brile
Denver
Ferris-Haggarty
Ferris-Haggarty Company
Southern Wyoming Transportation Company
Grand
Ferris Haggarty Company
Ghastly skeleton find on Capitol avenue hints at long burial
A city teamster uncovered a two and a half foot deep skeleton in Capitol avenue near Eighth Street. Authorities suspect an Indian man buried years ago with high cheek bones and well preserved teeth. The body’s shallow grave and age suggest a crime link and possible long-standing mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Brunstrom
Capitol Avenue
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Brunstrom
Bhallow
Bondy
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Hai Ame
Ae Asite
Miss Herold
S. SN. Herold
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Ferguson
Lauck & Tupper’s
GEO. W. Sneider
Alex. Turnbull
Mortician
A. E. Roedel
Weat 17Th Street
Charles Woods
Mrs. Carley
Bob Reamey
Crow Creek
Sheriff Smalley
Burkes
New York
T. F. Burke
Cheyanne
The
Netherlands Hotel
New York City
Madame Leon
Leadville
Colo
Wyoming
Frank Geere
Captain Bierley
John Kroell
Louisville
Sleepy Simmons
Central City
Lewis
Boulder
Indians
Vreeland & Gregory
Ferguson Street
Paul Brewster
Salvation Army Hall
Cowhick Dry Goods Co
J. W. Hay
Buchanan
Douglas Creek
Albany County
Southern Pacific
Park
Imperial Military Band
Cook
U. P
Frontier Committee
Mr. Knopf
Wyoming Dental Company
Ferrig-Haggarty
Miller
Union Pacific Examining Board
Parley Mathison
City
Carroll
I. C. O. F. Hall
D. Miller
Ferguson St
Bhey Vo
Cheyenne Dry Goods Company
Messick Dry Goods Co
Suey
Shiny
Wales
Warren
Yeager & Carroll
Agents Peerness Directory Co
West Eighteenth Street
Kitzmiller
Pantatorium
West 16Th Street
Depot Exchange
L. Kabis
al Logan
Waterman and Parker Fountain Pens
Pring
Gizes
Raglans
euiTa
Wm.myers&co
John Harrington
Geo. H. Nagle
Chas. E. Miller
Corson
Treas
Union Mercantile Co
wYominc
Union
Miller's
David Miller
West Seventeenth St
E. S. Johnston
Buechner & Son
Underwood Grocery Co
Underwood
L. Bolkley
Eddy Street
Dyer Hotc
Eait
Cheyennet
S. Drobacz Bevantosnth
Gtrest
Eddy
Longhurl
Base
Knight's
Bpaulding's
Olugger
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