Local Notes Update: City Affairs and Community Events
Short items report routine police business dull fishing conditions and Union Pacific payroll. Picnics district court city council meetings and a Laramie trip are noted. Parks bicycle training and a Cheyenne Cycle Club July fourth picnic are listed along with local tradesmen, fights, sermons, and surgical recoveries.
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Union Pacific
District Court
Union Pacific Examining Board
Laramie
Lakeside Park
Just What Everyone Should Do
Irwinville resident J T Barber keeps Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand to treat sudden attacks of colic and diarrhoea. He praises its effectiveness and says it is one of the best medicines he has used. Sold by A B Roedel.
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J. T. Barber
Irwinville
A. BE. Roedel
Band of Butte Miners to Attend Lewis and Clark Exposition
The 35 piece Boston Montana band composed entirely of underground miners from Butte Montana will attend the Lewis and Clark Exposition. The group organized twenty years ago and ranks among the beat musical organizations in the country.
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Butte, Mont
Five-Cent Fishing Tax Sparks Colorado Wyoming Row
Wyomingites report a Colorado rancher enforcing a landowner fee for each trout caught on Box Elder creek. Perry Williams and Col. Kieffer agreed to pay $1 for a four hour limit then $1 more for eight extra hours. Williams pulled eighty trout, illustrating the tax’s practical effect.
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Supreme Court of Colorado
Commonwealth
Wyoming
Colorado
Perry Williams
Col. Kieffer
Eleventh Infantry
Box Elder Creek
Mr. Williams
Col. Kelfer
Kelffer
Williams
New Jersey
Flag Fund Entertainment Promotes Patriotic June 20 Program
Be patriotic and attend the Flag Fund entertainment on June 20. The program promises a fine patriotic showcase and community spirit.
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Flag Fund
Romany Gypsy Queen Ordains Spiritualist Minister Deborah
An advertisement announces Deborah as a Romany Gypsy Queen ordained spiritualist minister offering palmistry and life readings. Specialty reads call for ten cents with limited-time service hours from Bresnaten block parlors 6 and Ww from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Deborah
Bresnaten Block
Lightning Kills Sheepman Near Pine Bluffs
Thomas Dinsdale was struck and killed by lightning during a thunderstorm near Pine Bluffs on Friday at 3 50 PM. His body was brought to the city for burial with funeral at St Mark's Episcopal Church. He leaves a widow two daughters a son and two brothers. The watch stopped at 3 50 and the body was prepared for burial this morning.
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Thomas Dinsdale
Pine Bluffs
Dinsdale
Dinsmore
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
John Wilkinson
John
Albuquerque
N .M
Maggie Wilkinson
Longhurst
New Undertaker Appointed at Gleason Establishment
C. H. Hofman resigns from Gleason Undertaking. Ray Stumpf of Chicago with extensive experience will be employed as assistant.
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Undertaker
Gleason Establishment
C. H. Hofman
Gleason Undertaking
Ray Stumpf
Chicago
Three Months of Warm Weather Promises Fat Cattle
Ranchers north of Cheyenne report cattle poor from a cold spring but optimistic. They expect three months of warmth to boost weight, with Bear Creek cattle in good condition and Iron Mountain stock fatter. Range grass is abundant and nutritious, and prospects for good fall prices look bright.
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Cheyenne
Bear Creek
Iron Mountain
Newhouse Prelim Fight Set for Rawlins Card
Frank Newhouse the Cheyenne trainer in charge of Muggsy Shoel will fight a six round preliminary at Rawlins on July 5 as part of the Shoel Seigle event. The piece notes the boxing setup and a local ad for Chamberlain's tablets sold by A. E. Roedel.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Frank Newhouse
Muggsy
Ladies Seek Funds to Present G A R Flag at Entertainment
Community members plan an Entertainment event on June 20 to raise money for a G A R Flag presentation. Organizers invite volunteers and donors to support the project benefiting veterans and local civic groups.
Wyoming Cigars Offer Quiet Comfort to Readers
A nostalgic private note praises reading local papers while enjoying a Wyoming 10 cent Cigar. It frames the habit as simple solace and steady routine for quiet moments.
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Wyoming
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WW. C. Bond
H. A. Clarke
Chas. Thompson
Alex. Lawson
Sec'y
Treas
Peeee
City Editor
Cheyenne Cycle Club
Natural Fort
W. W. Keenwright
J. Newberry
Union Pacific Posse
Tim Kellner
West
Portland
Carl Ralfe
Molly Ingersoll
Mert Roberts
Granite Canon
F. H. Muzzy
Meriden
William Murray
Little Horse Creek
Sladeck
State Medical Board
John Steward
Richard Barnett
Guernsey
Supreme Court
Thomas Dinsmore
BON Ton Stables
Newhouse
Chamberlain
A. E. Roedel
Idelman Bros. CO
Utah
Idaho
P. J. Black
Morrison, Merrill Co
van Lennan Streets
W. 17Th St
A Cc. & Ackley
Chas. Becker
Capitol Avenue
Ingersoll Store Co
Johnston
17Th Street
New Spring
Sumner
Boise
M. L. House
Cheyenne Cycle Works
Tribunes
Cleveland
Ferguson St
WM. Myyyhrs Dry GoonDs Co
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