Social Life in Cheyenne and Local Notices
Cheyenne social life centers on Mrs. Stull hosting a Wednesday evening in honor of Misa Katherine Iravis with Miss Green and Miss Goldman among guests. Euchre and other activities color a string of gatherings. a wedding at St Mary’s Cathedral marks a civic moment, while local notices cover land contest proceedings and community meeting plans.
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Chaplain
Euchre Club
Walter Stoll
Kingaford
Boyd
Mesdames Karabee
Kingsford
Pascall
Ben
Mahoney
Brown
Keefe
H. A. Clarke
Larsh
Elizabeth Cecilia Cronin
Joseph William Fisher
St. Mary's Cathedral
Father Duffy
Mayme Cronin
Wheatland
Hector Robitaille
T. Joe Fisher
Mrs. Fisher
Jeremiah Cronin
James Crown
North Platte
Katherine Murray
Neb
High School of
Sidewalk Construction Bids Sought for Fort D. A. Russell
The Office of the Constructing Quartermaster in Cheyenne Wyoming invites sealed proposals by June 15 1905 2:00 p m mountain time for about 14000 square feet of sidewalks at Fort D A Russell Wyoming Plans and specs available at the office The U S reserves the right to reject or accept any bid Proposals should be endorsed and addressed to Captain W B Scott Jr U S A Cheyenne Wyoming.
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US. A
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyo
United States
W. 8. Scott, Jr
Final proof notice for John J Anderson Wyoming land claim
Department of the Interior notice from Cheyenne dated May 16 1905 states settler John J Anderson of Salem Wyoming filed for final proof on S E 4 Section 4 Township 16 North Range 6 West before the Register and Receiver on June 20 1905. Witnesses Henry Hanson Joseph Hanson John W Rudsen and Andrew Carlson all of Salem Wyoming expected to prove residence and cultivation.
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Department of the Interor
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ollie E. Gilford
Township
Range
Charles Huffman
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
Register and Receiver
U. 5
Land Office
Department of the Interior
John J. Anderson
Salem
Henry
Hanson
Joseph Hanson
John W. Rudsen
Andrew Carlson
W. EB. Chaplin
Register
Wyoming fair opens with Maxim flying machine feature
A description notes the 10 cent Cigar from Patronixe home newspapers and mentions Sir Hiram Maxim's captive flying machine to be shown at the Lewis and Clark Exposition. It claims the device will be the fourth such machine built worldwide and adds comic and promotional context.
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Wyoming
Hiram Maxim
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London
America
Middlefield
Mass
Smith
Anton Lang
Charity Stuart
Myra Park
Fanita Edwards
Eva Day
Raymond
Tyson Tang
Myrtie Foust
Anna Hofman
Eihel McDevitt
Georgia Seabury
Francis Smith
Hazel Harline
Raymond ‘Tyson
Lawrence Tyson
Ladies of
St. Mark's Guild
Mra. Fr. A. M
Carnegie Library
The
Presbyterian Aid Society
Thomas Gordon
Keam's Canon, Ariz
Mrs
F. W. Dudley
E. 8. Johnston
Marjorie Johnston
Portland
H. B. Conard
Hillsborough
Ohio
A. P. Hangton
Idaho
E. A. Slack
Florsheim Shoe
Trad
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
HAWKS
John Hartington
Autolectra
Rounds & Apperson
VaDor
Green River
U. S. Naval Hospitals
Thomas Heaney
West Sixteenth Street
BON Ton Stable
Old Stand
16Th Street
W. E. Dinneen
Hammond
Wyoming Fuel & Feed CO
Perguson
Daily Leader
Capitol Livery and
F. R. Dildine
Capitol Avenue
CAL Oil
John Grainger and Brother
Eddy Street
Colorado
Geen
St. Paul
Minneapolis
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Chicago
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Dubuque
Galena
Freeport
Rockford
New Orleans
Memphis
Vicksburg
Evansville
Ind
Nashville
Tenn
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Fla
17Th Street
Main
Denver
Cola
James Culton
City Pharmacy F. W. Roedel's
Paul Milazzo
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