Five Elopements End in Kidnapping Charge for Barnhart
Frank Barnhart faces kidnapping charges in Denver after five elopement attempts with 15 year old Ethel Booth. Ethel was released to her mother after a night in custody as Barnhart remains jailed awaiting trial before Judge Malone. Deputy Sheriff John Bramer had brought them from Cheyenne after they attempted to wed without a license on a Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Barnhart
Ethel Benth
Roth
Ellen Booth
Alng Curtis Street
Barnhart
Society Churches Not Self-Supporting
Rev. W B D Gray of the National Home Missionary Society in Wyoming clarifies a misapprehension about his report. He says none of the society’s churches in Wyoming reached self support, though Congregational churches in Cheyenne and Sheridan are self-supporting and have been for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. D. Gray
National Home Missionary Society
Wyoming
Gray
Cheyenne and
Sheridan
Fugitive Returns for Sheriff’s Horse in Crook County
Sheriff Crewdson faces a new setback as convict Rymer, who escaped Crook County Jail, allegedly stole the sheriff’s sole horse. The animal was traced to the south gate of the corral and has since vanished, with no further sightings reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crewdson
Rymer
Crook County
Nathing
Sundance
Packing Company 16 Incorporates In Evanston
The LaRiviere Metable Packing Co. filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State. Officers named are Charles S. Baker Joseph LaRiviere B L Winslow and A E Zemp. Capital stock set at 100000 with 25 dollar par value per share. The company is Evanston based with all stockholders from Evanston. Barcum Bailey's big shows July 84. Wyoming De Cigar any old time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaRiviere Metable Packing Co
Charles 8. Baker
Joseph LaRiviere
B. L. Winslow
A. &E. Zemp
Evanston
Ihs
Barcum & Bailey
Wyoming
Social roundup of visitors and residents in the city
A list of people visiting or returning to the city includes H Bolin in Omaha Mrs A Miller visiting Denver Mrs E C Baker back from North Platte A K Lee from Laramie George D Rainsford from Diamond Miss Mary Batley headed to Boston Rev Bruce Kinney from Salt Lake Charles Linn ill Mrs Ed Lane in town Dale creek garden Ed Fay back from Denver Mrs W N Dresser home from the Pacific coast T S Tatiaferro and sons from Rock Springs Sheriff Smalley to Wheatland Miss Ethel Seabury to Sheridan T A Sparks family from Salida Mo Prof Cooke leaves for La Grange Mrs Thomas Reid and daughter to Denver Morris Block leaves for Las Vegas NM Mrs Kerrigan family to Grady Mo Lieut Graham Johnson and guests Col and Mrs Johnson of Georgia Mrs B B Brooks and children depart for Brooks ranch Casper area Mark Chapman back from University of Missouri Prof L B Ryther to spend summer in Boston Chief Justice C N Potter returns from Grand Rapids Wm G Walker and son to Casper Mrs W G Walker to Casper J E B White reassigned within railroad office J B White takes new post Mrs J H Baron and children visit Minneapolis Hineman couple from Denver stay in city for several days J E Bar and Sperry hosted guests over the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Baker
North Platte
A. K. Lee
Laramie
George D. Rainsford
Diamond
Mary Batley
Boston
Bruce Kinney Ie
Salt Lake
Charles Linn
Uals
Ed Lane
Dale Creek
Ed. Fay
Denver
W. Nl. Dresser
Pacific Coast
Tatiaferro and Sons
Rock Springs
E. J. Smalley
Wheatland
Ethel Seabury
Sheridan
T. A. Sparks
Salida
Morris Block
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Kerrigan
Grady
Graham Johnson
Fort Russell
Johnson
Georgia
B. B. Brooks
Brooks’ Ranch
Casper
Mark Chapman
Columbia
University of Missour
L. &. Ryther
High Schol
C. N. Potter
Grand Rapids
Mich
W. G. Walker
Graham
Patrick Sullivan
T. H. Peacock
Union Pacific
Round House
KE. F. Cummings
J. H. Baron
Minneapolis
Minn
J. H. Wooly
J. EB. White
W. A. Whitney
W. H. Peterson
J. B. White
William Hineman
Boys Head Toward Granite Springs Reservoir on Foot
A group of 12 to 18 year old boys led by Harry Watson Emmett Storey Ambrose Piper Ed Garrett John Scott Willie Walsh and Frank Cary set out yesterday morning on foot for the Granite Springs reservoir. They carry a small commissary and gear and plan to stay in the country for a week or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Watson
Emmett Storey
Ambrose Piper
Ed. Garrett
John Scott
Willie Walsh
Frank Cary
Granite Springs
Hurror
Denver Horse Thief Is Captured Here
Clavin Craig a one year old boy wanted in Denver for horse stealing was arrested here Sunday afternoon by Sheriff Smalley. When captured Craig was attempting to dispose of the stolen horse to a resident of South Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clavin Craig
Denver
Smalley
Craig
South Cheyenne
Bicycle Thief Still At His Work In Cheyenne
The bicycle thief remains active in Cheyenne with several wheel thefts reported last week. Police note persistent thefts and warn residents that patience is wearing thin for the culprit’s speedy capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Nebraska capitalists seek country pros pecting in Wyoming
A group of Nebraska capitalists, reportedly backed by five million dollars, left for the Wyoming county to conduct several weeks of prospecting. They will examine properties and locate claims as they search for investments. Accurate adjusting and water repairing services advertised by DD Miller at 1700 Ferguson St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawling
Wyo
Nebraska
Miller
Ferguson Bt
Bandit Robs Cosgriff Store at Rock River in Albany County
Trainmen report a lone masked bandit robbed the Cosgriff Bros. store at Rock River a western Albany county station last night. Details are scarce but the cashier surrendered cash. total taken remains unknown though the Cosgriff firm operates substantial general merchandise and ranching in the area. Cosgriff Bros. of Rawlins includes notable stockholders like Hon. T A Cosriff of Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COL. Griff Bros
Rock River Station
Cosgriff Bros
Rock River
Albany County
Cosgriff
Rawlins
Hon. T. A. Coseriff
First National Bank of
Cheyenne
Skull and Bones Found Near Sundance Wyoming
Special to The Leader reports skull and other human bones found in northern Wyoming have been brought to Sundance for preservation in hopes of identifying the owner. No crime evidence was found nearby, though a bullet hole in the skull indicates a violent death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundance
Wyo
Paradise Pardon Application to Be Filed for Son
Evanston Wyoming June John Paradise father of Lou H Paradise who is serving seven years for manslaughter at Diamondville has notified the Board of Pardons that he will apply for a pardon for his son on the 24th of this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Wyo
John Paradise
Lou H. Paradise
Diamondville
Board of Pardons
Copper ore strike at Little Giant mine reported
Grand Encampment Wyoming June 5 miners announce discovery of four feet of twenty percent copper ore in the Little Giant mine near town. The vein is well defined and the strike is described as one of the district's best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Encampment
Wyo
Little Giant
No foul play in Emerick case identified
The dead body found near Gillette a week ago has been identified as Charles Emerick a sheep herder in Sundance Wyoming. Authorities say there is nothing to indicate death was caused by foul play and suggest natural causes instead.
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Sundance
Wyo
Gillette
Charles Emerick
Woodmen Groups Co operate on Memorial Day
Woodmen of the World and Modern Woodmen of America joined in memorial exercises at 1 30 in the A O U W hall. After services, the lodges, led by the U P Capital band, paraded to cemeteries and decorated the graves of deceased members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Modern
Woodmen of America
A. Oo. U. W. Hall
U. P. Capital Band
Cheyenne Flyer Makes First Run on Time to Orin
The Colorado and Southern launched its new passenger train The Cheyenne Miy er on its inaugural trip to Orin. It departed at 6 15 am and returned at 7 14 am, finishing one minute ahead of schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado & Southern
Orin
Newhouse Seeks Three Runners for Team Tryouts
Trainer Frank Newhouse of the cam says the Cheyenne Fire Department will send a team to Port Collins on July 1 for a contest. He states the team needs three men and asks all runners to report at once for places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Newhouse
Cam
Cheyenne
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Omaha
Mrs. A. Miller
Prof. Cooke
la Grange
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Miss Grace
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Clippen
Paradise
Emerick
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Carson
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Percy Smith
Hood River
Kelley Merco
Ohenstein Brothers
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