Wyoming’s New State Map Shown as Clear and Detailed
A newly issued Wyoming state map, compiled from General Land Office records and other sources under Frank Bond of Cheyenne, marks the first time the state is not shown as a mass of mountains. The ten mile to the inch map highlights land offices, reservations, boundaries, and township divisions with sharp detail and new marginal plots for Cheyenne, Sheridan, Laramie, and Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
General Land Office
Frank Bond
G. L. OG
Govern
U. S
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Laramie
Evanston
Cheyenne Cycle Club Race Postponed to July 9
The ten mile Cheyenne Cycle Club race at Frontier Park, originally set for July 1, is moved to July 9. M. L. House has secured a $35 bicycle as first prize. No connection to the Cheyenne Associated Cyclists is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Cycle Club
Frontier Park
M. L. House
Cheyenne Associated Cyclists
Bicycle Race Around the Loop Planned
The city wheelmen plan a ten mile handicap race over the old Loop course alongside the Frontier park meet on July 4. The event likely will occur in August but could be delayed to Frontier Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Park
Loop
Cheyenne Shrouded in Dense Fog Overnight
A thick fog froze over Cheyenne last night for several hours, reducing visibility and dampening streets. Residents felt the chill as moisture dripped from leaves and coats were needed as air cooled appreciably.
National Guard Regimental Outlook Sees Growth Across Wyoming
Adjutant General P A Gatchell reports six infantry companies and one cavalry troop in Wyoming. He inspected Newcastle Sheridan Buffalo and Cody forming a new infantry unit in Cody with strong local support. Existing units in Douglas Lander and Cheyenne troop A Cheyenne cavalry remain in flourishing condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Gatchell
Newcastle
Sheridan
Buffalo
Cody
Wyoming National Guard
Douglas
Lander
Cheyenne
Veteran Riders Boost Cheyenne Bicycle Meet Speed
Cheyenne sees renewed interest in bicycle racing with veteran riders training for the July 4 meet at Prowtler Park. Noted former speedsters like Charles Powelson return to form, powering six rapid miles at Lakeside Park and finishing the last lap in 2:36 on a rough track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Prowtler Park
Lakeside Park
Charles Powelson
Cheyenne Bicycle Club
Knickerbocker Club
Unusual Rain East of City Causes Flooded Roads
Heavy rain east of the city yesterday flooded country roads and creeks. An initial fear of railroad track damage was investigated and found unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yestrday
Police Dress in New Uniforms for City Force
Mayor Gill assigns new attire for officers. New uniforms shown by the force while veteran members receive updated outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill
Commissioner W A Richards Witness in Oregon Land Frauds Case
Commissioner W A Richards of the general land office stops in the city en route from Redbank Ranch Big Horn county where he supervised a round up. He heads to Portland to testify for the government in the large land frauds involving Senator Mitchell and others. He will meet his daughters Mrs Alice McCreery and Ruth Richards in Portland and travel via Cheyenne on the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Richards
General Land Office
Redbank
Big Horn County
Richards
Oregon
Senator Mitchell
Binger Hermann
Portland
Alice McCreery
Personal notices of travelers and visitors in Wyoming
A string of personal updates notes locals and visitors including J C Raife, Percy Geiger, C T Johnston, Olga Webber, W G Haas, Charles Bailey, Ernest Dyer, Jennie Thompson, N R Wetlaufer, Arthur Peters, Dora M Leach, Louise Peterson, Mrs Wm Sheets, Inez Mather, Norman Black, M G Garlock, A J Matthews, Howard Snyder, Mrs Martin, H McMinn, John Mallin, and bridesmaids from the Mackall Travis wedding visiting or arriving in the city, with several headed to Denver, Omaha, Nebraska, or Kentucky for travels, funerals, or receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Webber
Sanfrancisco
W. G. Haas
Charles Bailey
Denver
Ernest Dyer
Jennie Thompson
Hillsdale
N. R. Wetlaufer
South
Wm. Sheets
Colorado Springs
Colo
Inez Mather
Buffalo
A. J. Mather
Brooks
Norman Black
Chicago
Armour Institute
M. G. Garlock
Laramie
A. J. Matthews
Omaha
M. P. Keefe
Howard Snyder
Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College
Martin
Captain Martin
Eleventh Infantry
Fort Russell
Washington
McMinn
Pueblo
Coles
John Mallin
Mallin
New York Store Sells Strathford Shoes at One Dollar Pair
The New York Store offers 1000 pairs of ladies and misses shoes from Strathford Shoe Co Birmingham NJ at less than half cost all on sale for 1.00 per pair. This surplus stock announcement highlights a single price sale event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathford Shoe Co
Birmingham
N. J
New York
Durant Members Gather for Sunday Ple Ble
Members intend to attend the ple ble on Sunday June 18 are asked to meet at the Hose House at 6 30 a m for attendance.
Entertainment Benefit for Flag Fund Planned
A benefit event on June 20 funds the Flag Fund with entertainment and a call to patronize home newspapers. The message encourages readers to enjoy the show and, while reading, smoke the Wyoming 10 cent Cigar as a symbol of solid comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allied Berjanina
Max J. Meyer Idelman
Ferguson Street
Ver
Murchison Dewelry Co
Lakeview Ice CO
Houck & Cook
Sloan & Bell
East Sixteenth Street
Ment
Publius
National Guard
Gatchell
State
Hisk
Weckwke
America
London
Paris
Russia
W. F. Driber & Bro. Men's and Young Men's Outfitters
City
Redbank Ranch
J. C. Raife
Lara
Mie
Percy Geiger
Rawling
C. T. Johnston
Arthur Peters
Paul Laverents
Pine Bluffs
Dora M. Leach
Boston
Ellen J. Werlaufer
Louise Peterson
Nebraska
Jane Lewis
Sarah Pack
Jane Goldman
Martha Green
Kentucky
Mrs. Herndon
Georgetown
Bowling Green
Durants
G. H. Nagle
Pres
Chas. F. Miller
Carson
Sec
Treas
Union Mercantile Co
STAC
PROSA
Isrewere Feean Fos
Brussels
Percy Smith
Hood River
California
Qhenstein Bros
Leader
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!