Mali Arrivals and Post Office Hours Notice
Mali arrivals and repairs. The postoffice will be open one hour after arrivals. Office hours: 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, with exceptions. Mail routes show service to Fort Collins, Longmont, and Denver with specific days. Postmaster H. Glafcke notes schedules and receipts for local and regional mail.
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Molice
Mal
Bundinya
Hoad
Denver
Tiaeet
Got
Fortar
Fort Ferend
A. M
Davin’ Ranche
Fort Collins
Longmont Col.s
Lonarent
Advertising notices and rates from 1874 publication
Transient advertisements listed with per line rates and insertion counts. Fare details include single line listings, 30 insertions, and ten cents per line. Mentions of names such as Grevier and Leaver appear in the ad roster. Publication dated 1874.
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Sae
Advertising. Com
Sonia
Grevier
Ian Hisy Ist
Gen Sherman to Visit Cheyenne and Black Hills Region
The article notes an imminent visit by General Sherman to Cheyenne and the Black Hills country. It mentions the appointment of G R Beauvais to the Sioux Commission, praising his knowledge of the region and relations with the Indians. It forecasts improved treaties and contrasts with the 1848 provisions. It also reports on local business openings by Cuthbertson and Young at Sixteenth Street and notes McDaniel's benefit on June 17 and the Strawberry Festival hosted by M E Church ladies, praising their social success.
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G. R. Beauvais
Sioux Commission
Beauvais
Bronx
West
Death of Cheyenne Pioneer Charles Beno Noted by Early Settlers
At his Cheyenne residence on June 15 1875 Charles Beno a pioneer who moved from St Joseph Missouri in 1867 and helped develop the city died at age in his funeral is set for tomorrow at 3 pm from the Catholic Church His two sons in Council Bluffs have been notified Gen Stevenson former Fort Russell commander will visit Cheyenne early next month
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Hia
Cheyenne
Charles Beno
Stevenson
Fort Russell
See the Jackley's and give Mac a rousing benefit
See the Jackleys stage a benefit for Mac in a local event likely to raise funds through performances and donations. Organizers urged attendance and support from the community.
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Jackley
Mac
Noted Travelers Store City News and Local Vibes
In Cheyenne reports arrive from New York Indiana and Nebraska visitors including W Wesley Moore T E Ellison 8 M Snowden W D Baird F Hirshhstein and O Norman. They note dull eastern business prospects and German citizen interviews for a Omaha Post. Also recounts theft by red devils who stole a pony from Latham's Ranch on Horse Creek prompting protest of white attitudes toward thieves.
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M. Snowden
Terre Haute
Ind
Cheyenne
W. D. Baird
Dawson County
Neb
Washington
Latham
Horse Creek
Gen. Bradley
Eight-member Sioux commission formed with new secretary
The Commission to treat with the Sioux grows to eight members with Allison Palmer Ames Terry Hinman Beauvais Obrine named. J. W. Dwyer appointed Secretary. Salary eight dollars daily plus expenses. Also notes Reid the champion swordsman at Mac’s benefit and fencing events at Major Talbot’s with a new race course planned and Jackley’s show.
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Senator Allison
Iowa
F. W. Palmer
Illinois
E. R. Ames
Maryland
A. H. Terry
A. Domingo
Missouri
D. Hinman
G. R. Beauvais
J. R. Obrine
New York
3. W. Dwyer
Talbot
Reid
Wyoming
Messrs
Joslin
Miller
Ward
Maynard
Mr. Reid
Major Talbot
District Court Session Briefly Noted in 1875
District Court proceedings on June 15 1875 show Judge Fisher presiding in forenoon lack of business and Judge Thomas arriving from Laramie to take bench in afternoon. Territory of Wyoming vs John Phillips charged with larceny began call and continued the next day.
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Fisher
Thomas
Laramie
Territory of
Wyoming
John Phillips
Reverend Heinecke To Preach At Local M E Church
The Rev. Samuel Heinecke will preach tomorrow evening at 6 o clock in the Methodist Episcopal Church. The notice invites congregants and neighbors to attend the service.
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Samuel Heinecke
Methodist Episcopal Church
Warranty Deed Details For City Area Concerning Title Conditions
Informal notice outlines that a secure warranty deed is being discussed to clarify title conditions in the city area. It mentions free, certified information and a contractor or office at a local location providing this service.
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Peranns
New Interior Details on Black Hills Expedition Oversight
The New York Herald reports friction between Prof. Jenney and the Interior Department over civilian companions for the Black Hills expedition. Officials clarify authorized personnel, doubt expedition success due to teamsters seeking mineral finds, and plan to inform explorers of their rights on return to ensure truthful reporting.
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New York Herald
Jeaney
Tion
Fort Laramie
War Department
Secretary of the Interior
Jenney
Belknep
Prof. Jenney
Interior Department
United States
Notice of Reserved Ground by Union Pacific in Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railroad Co Mountain Division Cheyenne W T June 8 1875 notifies that parts of sections 6 and 32 are reserved and platted as grounds by the company no building or fences may be erected without permission Plaza may be seen at the U S Land Register office Cheyenne and at the Division Superintendent U P Railroad office J T Chaux Division Superintendent Richmonds apartment and Randh Butter as Curlett Stevens offer three city residences for sale ap277 tf
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Union Pacific Railroad Co
Mountain Division
Cheyenne
W.T
Union Istsailroad Co
U. S. Land Register
Lost discharge papers of Patrick Shapshan
The final discharge papers of Patrick Shapshan are missing and will merit a liberal reward if returned to the LEADER Office. The notice requests the finder to leave the papers at the LEADER Office.
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Patrick Shapshan
Unsold Union Pacific Lot Sale in Cheyenne scheduled
The unsold lots of the Union Pacific Railroad in Cheyenne will be offered for sale on Monday May 17 1875 at Corlett ithalene office by O L C Stevens selling agent of the Land department. Purchasers will pay due installments to secure title. Occupants must vacate or pay due fees. Deeds will be issued after payment. contact C F Davis Land Agent U P R R Co.
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Union Pacific Railroad Company
Cheyenne
Corletti Thalene
Byo L. C. Stevens
Land Pevertanl
L. C
C. F. Davis
Tracy Heads West to HT.8 Great Western Meet
Readable fragments show Tracy heading to a Western event labeled Great Western with potential competition and a noted phrase about Holt. The text hints at a track or athletic meet context and participant names.
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the Daily Leader
Meal Paper of
Lapche
Omaha
Mali
H. Glafcke
Therland Ares
Coe Co
Part Row
Cheemoen
Chandler
Esate Clareies
Phiiadelhia
Sancor Alice
Coe
Wethebette
Hi. Glafcee
Gen. Sherman
Black Hills
Mesers. Cuthbertson & Young
O. D. Richmond
Sixteenth Street
Ferguson
Bnly
Magic City
McDaniel's
M. E. Church
Opera House
Jackley's
Vula
L. C. Stevens
W. Wesley Moore
Rallenad House
T. E. Ellison
la Grange, Ind
City
F. Hirshhstein
Council Bluffs, Ia
Dyer's Hotel
O. Norman
Omaha Post
Jackley’s
District Court
Jidin
Richmond
Curlett & Stevens
Africar
Printpod Ce
H. Guardiye
Wale
The
Leaper Office
Corlett & Stevensa
F. Schweickert’s
Dwight Fisk
E. H. Leibey
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A. R. Conversa
Sinas Rezo
F. E. Waupex
H. G. Hay
J. H. Mienoxs
Traweac's
O General Basking Businese
Bayo Pacd Solis Exchange Colm
Gold Best
Government Vousbors
Land Warren
A. B. Conterse
Jon B. Wild
W. H. Holliday
Oalhes
Davis Ornamental Paper
Fish Bro. & Company's
Racine
Gixteenth Street
Fort Bawcell
J. T. Holliday
Marks & Myers
Wholecale and
Reta
Idry
Alexan
DRE
Caljiforsia Blankets
Hees, Trunke, &O, Apr A
C.H. Lewbey
Col
Fergzuson
Wyomiag
Wmart-If
W. W. Cortett
T- Law
Corlett & Stevens
Cheyenner, Wyoming
Tel
W. W. Countess
Jolin
Park's
H M.mosick
D.H. McDoneld
Geo. Oberne
Chinaxo
Chicago
Nuckos
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Kinale Street
Tracy
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