Triple wedding celebrated in St Marys Cathedral Cheyenne
In Cheyenne Wyoming a triple Catholic wedding was solemnized at St Marys Cathedral by Father Kennedy. Anthony Robataille's three children, Clara Marie, Anna Belle, and Elie Joseph Robataille, married Benjamin Ogilvie Leroy Grant Jr. and Myrtle Murray. The ceremony drew a large crowd. a breakfast followed and a wedding tour to Denver was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Robataillie
St. Mary's Cathedral
Father Kennedy
Wyoming
Thin City
Anthony Robataille
M. BE. Kennedy
Clara Marie Robatalile
Alderman Robatalile
Benjamin Ogilvie
Denver
Misa Atobatalle
Tim Williams
Katherine Kinnear to wed Weasley Law in city ceremony
The city announces the wedding of Miss Katherine Kinnear and Mr. Weasley Law. The couple plans to marry on June Sird at 8 p.m. at the bride’s home, 2215 Bent Street, with the bride described as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Kinnear and the groom holding a position at the Pacific company office. Mr. Kinnear is noted as the son of a Colorado Rout ern railroad bridge gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ogilvie
Monumental Works of
Denver
Mrs. Ogilvie
Franklin Street
Katherine Kinnear
Weasley Law
Bent Street
8. J. Kinnear
Sain Ae Hate
The
Pacific Company
Pacific Company. Mr. Kinnear
Fon
Bridge Gang
Colorado @ Routern railroad
Army maneuvers shifted to avoid forest reserve encroachment
Gen. F D Baldwin favors moving the army encampment from the forest reserve west of Fort Russell to land north of the city near Cheyenne and Fort Russell. Roughly a hundred settlers occupy the reserve, making fencing removal impractical. the inland tract offers suitable topography and access without disturbing property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Baldwin
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Baldwin
Mahar Dinneen suit seeks damages for buggy accident
A. A. Mahar sues Wm. Dinneen for 6000 dollars alleging personal injuries from a buggy derailment while returning from a cemetery. The carriage, owned by Dinneen and driven by a hostler, crashed on Capitol avenue after the horses ran away, injuring Mahar who claims permanent disablement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Mahar
Wm. Dinneen
Mahar
Ceme
Dinnien
Capitol Avenue
Marriage Cert Granted to Chavez and Root in Denver
This afternoon Louis J. Chavez and Miss Pearl Z Root both of Denver were married here then returned south to Denver. John Campbell of Torrington filed five coyote hides for bounty. Farnsworth bought a 160 acre ranch in Wheatland flats for 2400. Wheatland land prices rise. Emile Dion sold Lot 6 Walker in block 200 on East Twenty second Street to A J Vance for 1000 to build a residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Chavez
Miss Pearl Z. Root
Denver
Sella
Emile Dion
A. J. Vance
Walker
East Twenty-second Street
Mr. Vance
John Roberts
Robert Bruce
Schultz Volker
Anne Powell
Settlement of Union Pacific strike to expand Cheyenne shops
The end of the Union Pacific strike brings 100 plus new workers to Cheyenne shops. About fifty strikers have reported back, with seventy more machinists expected soon. Total workers rise from 800 to over 900, with payroll and regional activity rising, guiding a prosperous outlook and future expansion to 1,200 workers next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Atrik
Petit Jury Named for Present Term of Dist Court
A jury of twenty four was chosen after one regular and three special venires. The panel includes John Dunder George Kingham J Drobacs J A Parnell S A Parnell S A Wallin L B Cunningham L L Fulton R G McGee F W Frevert W F Seward Charles Corvalla C C Herner M L Bigler Henry Powell Rh F Reamy George Benson Charles Buechner George Truckey Jr J W Griffin W W Tupper John Smith P J Bon T J Talbot Jr Emile Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
John Dunder
George Kingham
Drobacs
J. A. Parnell
A. Parnell
A. Wallin
Cunningham
L. L. Fulton
R. G. McGee
F. W. Frevert
W. F
Horse Stealing Case Deliberations in District Court
The district court heard the trial of George Renedink charged with stealing a valuable horse from J. C. Crawford in 1899 and selling it to Charles Goodrich. The jury is out. court also handles F. Curran charged with looting Union Pacific box cars among eight trainmen arrested last January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Renedink
Benedink
J. C. Crawford
Charles Goodrich
Preas
F. Curran
Union Pacific
Curran
Funeral for George Pick Held at Snelder Chapel
This afternoon at 2 o'clock the funeral of George Pick boiler maker who died yesterday morning of pneumonia at the county hospital was held from the Snelder chapel. Hey H. H. McQuilkin officiated and delivered a brief sermon. Interment was in City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pick
Snelder Chapel
Hey. H. H. McQuilkin
Focal Lodge
Irrigation Projects Advance in Big Horn Basin Wyoming
A Denver dispatch reports the Ig Horn Basin Colonization Co has a permit to build canals reclaiming 25 000 acres around Whistle Creek Uracet. A second canal scheme aims to reclaim 160 000–200 000 acres on Garland flat with a 400 000 plus expenditure. Government engineers survey a canal from Hig Horn river to supply water and homes for thousands of families. Schweickert estate bids open tomorrow morning 9 0 0 with a 6 o'clock deadline. Edison phonographs and records at Buechner & Son's. Madam Eve Fey clairvoyant palm reader at 610 Worst Eighteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Republican
Cowley
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Ig Horn Basin Colonization Company
Whistle Creek
Garland Flat
Hig Horn River
Cowhick Dry Goods Store Appoints New Manager
Mrs. O. F. Cowhick hires Mr. and Mrs. C. Bills to manage the Cowhick Dry Goods store and he will take charge this evening. Blacksmiths in Omaha return to work while local striking smiths remain out and will resume next Tuesday as agreed. Social hops date shifted from Saturday to Friday with the next one set for June 12. Don’t miss it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Bills
O. F. Cowhick
Cowhick Dry Goods Company
Omaha
Dance Night at Keefe Hall Friday Event
Announcement invites attendance to a social hope night at Keefe Hall in Gontw Boe La kes Tree on Friday. Includes a dubious date June 127 and mentions a reward for identifying a ghoul who stole a bouquet and ribbon from City cemetery, claimed by Karlee Volker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koofe Hall
Gontw Boe Lakes Tree
Keefe Hall
Karlee Volker
Painters Strike After Higher Wages Demand Rejected
In a citywide action twenty-five journeymen painters quit work after bosses refused a 40 cent hourly minimum for an eight hour day. A union meeting backed the demand, while bosses cited 30 to 40 cent past wages and warned the increase was excessive. No settlement reached as shops adjust contracts to avoid disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mave Geen
Painters’ Union
D Edala
Thybossens
Social notes list visits and travel across several towns
Mrs John Cameron of Sunrise visits friends in the city. Miss Grace Reid departs for Nebras ka on a prolonged visit. Miss Katherine Wade visits near Laramie for two weeks. State Librarian C G Courant travels to Rawlins on industrial association business. Miss Emma Griffith set to leave Sin for Boston for the summer. Robert McCabe to return to Salida Colo after a stay with family. Miss Dora Slack home from Colorado Springs. Superintendent A J Vance of Bell Telephone returns from Rawlins. Thomas Hunter and Harry Patton back from Colorado Springs. Mrs George Featherstone of Laramie arrives for a weeks visit to her daughter Mrs James Sherlock. Wp Dubois, architect, back from Colorado Springs to review real modern designs. Mrs Proud and Prudent. The Atlanta Constitution reports a sheriff threatening a prisoner with baptism broadcloth britches requested. An item notes theft of silverware including spoons and dessert knives. D Miller offers watch repair services at 1709 Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Wade
Star
Laramie
C. G. Courant
Rawlins
Industrial Association
Emma Griffith
Sin
Boston
Robert McCabe
Salida
Colo
Dora ‘Slack
Colorado Bprings
Colorado College
A. J. Vance
Bell Telephone Company
Thomas Hunter
Harry Patton
Colorado Spirinx
George Featherstone
City
James Sherlock
Wp. Dubois
Colorado Springs
Cheyenne Board of Trade Plans Lodging for Shop Carpenters
Trustees met to arrange lodging for about 115 men displaced by the strike as the shop hotel closes June 22. Mr Bartlett and Mr Kelley will locate suitable accommodations citywide and coordinate with Master Mechanic William Niland to review the agreement ensuring workers return and cooperate with those employed during the strike. The discussion also covered Merrill Lumber Company relations and the need for merchants to organize for protection if carpenters persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Board of Trade
Shop
Bartlett
A. D. Kelley
William Niland
Mosars
Kelley
Merrill Lumber Company
Merrill
Inquest Held Over Death of James Mortimer
Woroner T. C. Murray swore a jury to probe the killing of James Mortimer by P. D. Shepardson in the railroad yards yesterday. Shepardson admits guilt and the inquest will gather evidence to illuminate the case. All patterns and trimmed hats to be sold at cost. Mrs. A. F. Hamilton's arrest at 1710 Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woroner T. C. Murray
Jule Behmiti
G. §. Walker
Ben Brown
James Mortimer
P. D. Shepardson
Shepardson
A. F. Hamilton
Ferguson
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Grand Union Tea Co
JO. Fleming
A. E. Roedel
17Th St
Telephone
Knight's
West 16Th St
Logan
Cahill Bros
Allegraetti
Gunthers
Tel
HOS
Longhurst
Ferguson &J
H. G. Enders
Suechner
Bacycle
Princeon
Tribune
Stearna
Mousreh
Wolf
American and Laclede
Oxfords
M. L. House
Fergueon Street
BAM
Mandel
Eddy Street
Union Dye Works
Maiha
Misa Anna Belle Robatafile
Leroy Grant, Jr
Hattie Grant
Albert Grant
Leroy Grant
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Elie Joseph Robataille
Myrtle Murray
T. C. Murray
Mina Maud Murray
William Hoberta
Anthony Hobataille
Law-Kinnear
Here
Colorado
John Campbell
Torrington
Wheatland Ranch
W.W. W. Farnsworth
Wyoming Development Company
Wheatland Flats
Wheatland
Petit Jury
Boilermakers
Cheyenne Vialtore
Lawline
State Industrial Association
Sheridan
C. Contant
Rawling
Cowhick
Dberman
Schweickert Gale
Bschweickert
Edison
Buechner & Son's
Eve Fey
Eighteenth Street
SVER
Randhes
Golden Rule Store
Gtraw
Bross , Fonda
Row
Ladiew
Erteke Gwaewner
Munewal's
Caroline Vole
John Cameron
Sunrise
Grace Reid
Nebraska
Atlanta Constitution
Billville
Warren Mer. CO
D. Miller
Cheyenne Board of Trade
OL Osc
Mahaffay & Buffum Osteopathic Physicians
Sand
Opera
Geo. H. Nagle
Chas. F. Miller
Union Mercantile Co
Fergugon Street
Hart
Schapfner & Marx
OF ‘Im
Hart Schaffner & Mark Good Clothes Makers
John Harrington
Gorham
Ferguson Street
E. S. Johnston
W. 17Th Street
Williams & Myers
17Th Street
Cheyanne
Heaney
Bey
England & Roseman
Underwood Grocery Co
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