Frontier park half mile track completed and other city notes
City reports show dull police business, new cement sidewalks under way, and efforts to aid in all sections. Frontier park adds a half mile track, trains face delays from eastern floods, and a large crowd attends various events. The district court jury reports for the June term, Cath olic bishop residence interior work nears completion, and stock bank sends patrons pocket tape measures.
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Union Pacific
Frontier Park
Congress
Wyoming
National Bank
Low Round Trip Fares West and Northwest Announced
June 1 through September 15 Colorado and Southern offers very low round trip fares to Utah Washington Arizona Oregon and California. T. B. Fisher Denver Colorado warns of ticket sale terms. Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup endorsed for children and sold by A. Be Roedel. Don’t miss the noon street parade June 11. J. T. Biron buys a new Wagner motorcycle for short country runs.
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Colorado & Southern
Utah
Washington
Arizona
Oregon
California
Grub in the Head Ties Deaths to Sheep Insect
Government expert Dr. P F Flocken reports grub in the head as the cause of Natrona county sheep deaths. Yearling lambs harbor the grub that enters nasal cavities and bore through the skull, with no remedy after hatching. Prevention hinges on dipping noses in tar to deter the insect.
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P. F. Flocken
Bureau of Animal Industry
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Natrona County
Dr. Flocken
W. F. Pflaeging
Casper
Teacher Certifying Exams Set for June in Cheyenne
Notice to teachers announces exams for teachers certificates in Cheyenne at the High School building on June 19 and 20 starting at 9 o'clock. County Superintendent Alice M. Bam pson issues the notice.
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Cheyenne
Alice M. Bampson
Colorado & Southern Announces May 16 Summer Rates
The Colorado and Southern Railroad announces that its Sunday and other summer excursion rates will go into effect on May 16.
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The
Colorado & Southern
Celebration of Street Car Day for Cheyenne
Cheyenne braces for the first dirt turn of the Cheyenne Street Railway grade seen as a Red Letter day. The Industrial Club and Streets Railways committee plan a citywide jubilant program with A. D. Kelley E. W Stone C. W. Riner and J. M. Carey leading efforts. Building the tramway with local funds will expand Cheyenne and boost Fort D. A. Russell post and new riverfront access.
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Cheyenne
J. M. Carey
Cosgriff Company
Messrs
A. D. Kelley
E. W Stone
C. W. Riner
Fort
D. A. Russell
Capitol Building
Capitol Hill
Q Ion
Industrial Club
Indus Club Bulletin
The Leader for the beat job print tng in the Capitol City
The Leader reports on the beat job print training underway in Capitol City. The article notes preparations, staff involvement, and expected milestones for the city’s printing operation.
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Tng
Capitol City
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Andy E. Roedell
W. 17Th Street
the City Loan CO
First National Bank Bldg
Citizens Sellt Bank
the Bank
Princi
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Thur Citizens' National Bank
T. B. Hord
David Nimmo
J. H. Conway, E. W. Stone
John L. Thomas
Chas
Thomas
Ora Haley
Cartera
Eddy Street
Detective Burea
Thos
Holland
Aleo
Iraneporson Compunter
Airlette Ogagnen
Opera House
Sun-Leader
Leader Publishing CO
Charles Ty
Cahill
Tigers
Denver
John McAuliff
Rose
R. W. Hamlin
Pueblo
Colo
Guy Goff
Ira D. Fee
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Capitol Avenue Theater
Street Railway Company
Thomas O'Neil
Capitol Avenue
Twentieth Street
Buechner Jewelry Company
American Gold Placer Mining Company
Cheyenne Shops
Compay
Foley
A. EB. Roedel
T. BE. Fisher
Denver, Colo
J. T. Biron
Catherine Counties Stock Company
Tabor Grand
Miss Countiss
Edwin Arden
America
East
Yale
Harvard
Richard Mans- Yela
Prince Karl
Courier-Prince
Mise Countiss
Chicago
Chet
Ayer
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart, Schaffner &' Marx
Sfend
John Harrington
Teddy
Bears
J.J
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16Th
Eddy
TLE
Diamond Dairy
Omaha
K. R. Breisch
Metropole Stables
Henry Hoffman
Beventesn
O Nelsieeta
Fort Russell
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