Union Pacific Works Improve Wyoming Roadbed
The Union Pacific Railroad reports steady, widespread improvements in Wyoming. Projects include Utah Constructions eliminating a long curve east of Evanston, Hanna branch line to a new mine, a rainwater canal near Wamander, Kah Construction straightening curves between Laramie and Red Buttes, and reballasting with Sherman gravel along the old line, all enhancing the roadway.
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Union Pacific Railroad Company
Wyoming
Evanston
Utah Constructions Company
Wamander
Hanna
Laramie
Red Buttes
Kah Construction Company
Young Elopers Unite in Cheyenne Marriage
Saturday evening Lindsey A. Coe and Ida GB. Casteel eloped from Laramie and wed at the Bishop's residence in Cheyenne. Coe is from Colorado and the bride is described as a handsome young woman. Parents of the bride opposed the match but failed to stop it. The couple will reside in Cheyenne for now.
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Lindsey A. Coe
Ida GB. Casteel
Dowington
Carbon County
Coe
Colorado
Laramie
Barron Returns to Council Bluffs After Visit
John F. Barron, who went to Council Bluffs Iowa to take a general agency position with Union Pacific, visited his family Sunday and shook hands with many friends before returning to Council Bluffs Sunday afternoon.
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John F. Barron
Council Bluffs, Ia
Union
Paciffic
Council Bluffs
Rawlins Couple Passes Through Cheyenne After Honeymoon
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Wren of Rawlins travel through Cheyenne on their way home from a honeymoon. The bride is the daughter of Hon I C Miller and Mr Wren is a well known Rawlins young man. Accurate adjusting and watch repair. D Miller 1709 Ferguson St.
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Dee Wren
Rawling
Cheyenne
I. C. Miller
D. Miller
Ferguson St
Social notes from Denver and nearby towns
Mrs J Smith visits Denver Rev Frank Knopf calls on in Laramie Professor W Cooke travels to Laramie Miss Ruth Jensen stays with Miss Flora Lee in Laramie Misses Tot and Gertrude Thompson visit friends in Hillsdale Judge A Trump recovers from grippe W J Ryan departs for San Francisco on business Marjory Whipple guest of Miss Helen Middlehaury Miss Etta Whipple and Miss Gladys Edwards visit in Omaha John Pratley Carbon county treasurer attends city business G L Barhart McCord Brady rep visits his father in Chicago Mrs Barhart visiting Denver Mr and Mrs H E Buechner return from visit with daughter Mrs Fred McKie of Chillicothe Ohio Mrs McKie and son to join in city Mrs and Mrs Buechner also visit Hot Springs Arkansas
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Frank BE. Knopf
Laramie
Professoor W. Cooke
Ruth Jensen
Flora Lee
Tot
Gertrude Thompson
Hillsdale
A. BE. Trump
W. J. Ryan
San Francisco
Marjory Whipple
Helen Middlehaury
Etta Whipple
Gladys Edwards
Omaha
John Pratley
Rawlins
Carbon County
G. L. Barhart
McCord-Brady Company
Chicago
Barhart
Denver
H. E. Buechner
Fred McKie
Chillicothe
McKie
Buechner
Hot Springs
Ark
Union Pacific Grading Spur to Hanna Mine No 3 Site
The Union Pacific begins grading a spur toward Hanna Mine No 3, expected to boost a new town of about 800 residents. A large canal near Wamsutter station diverts rainwater to prevent floods, shifting water away from the settlement.
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Union Pacific
Hanna
Wamsutter Station
Wamsutter
Augustine Temporarily Demented German Man Rescued
Fred Augustine, the German man who attempted self destruction at the Union Pacific depot Saturday morning, was released Sunday morning after regaining his reason and left for Portland Oregon. He has no memory of the act and was greatly shocked when told of it.
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Fred Augustine
Union Pacific
Portland
Ore
Rehearing Hints on Colorado Fishing Case Doomed
The Denver Times reports the supreme court may reverse its fishing case ruling after a rehearing petition by the attorney general. A fishing trust forms in northern Colorado as ranchers aggressively tax anglers for fish, while border anglers cross to Wyoming to sell trout to tourists.
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Denver Times
Supreme Court
Cheyenne
Wyoming Line
Colorado
Popular young couple wed Saturday in South Cheyenne
William Roubataille and Miss Cath erine Green united in marriage Saturday and have begun housekeeping. The bride, a handsome young woman, has worked at the New York Store. The groom is an employee of the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company and son of ex Alderman Roubataille of South Cheyenne.
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William Roubataille
Catherine Green
New York
Roubdjtaille
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Roubataille
South Cheyenne
Union Pacific Officials Depart on Wyoming Division Inspection
Superintendent W. A. Whitney Assistant Superintendent E Stenger Master Mechanic Wm Niland Assistant Master Mechanic George Likert Division Engineer W H Peterson and Roadmaster O Thayer left yesterday for a trip of inspection over the Wyoming division of the Union Pacific.
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W. A. Whitney
E. Stenger
Wm. Niland
George Likert
W. H. Peterson
O. Thayer
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Grand Commander Curfman to Attend Local Entertainment Tonight
Grand Commander Curfman of the Department of Colorado and Wyoming will attend the Woman's Relief Corps entertainment at Keefe hall this evening. Proceeds will fund a grant to Commander in Chief Buckmar and supporting events in July and September.
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Curfman
Department of Colorado
Wyoming
Woman's Relief Corps
Keefe Hall
Buckmar
Carpenters Union Reports Concessions
A union representative told a Leader re ge orler that C B McGarvey would hire only union men at 50 cents an hour and that Gillmore and Russell would follow the same policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters’ Union
Rege Orler
C.B. McGarvey
Gillmore and Russell
Alleged saddle thief released for lack of evidence
Thomas Jones, arrested at the Carey ranch Friday for allegedly stealing a saddle from "Lord" Morford, was released Saturday after officials found no evidence of guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jones
Carey Ranch
Morford
Binger Fined for Cash Register Robbery
Binger pleaded guilty in Justice Stone's court to robbing The Hub store cash register. He received a $25 fine, costs, and a ten day county jail term.
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Binger
Sheridan gamblers enrich school fund
The Leader reports Sheridan gamblers settled cases for violating state law by paying fines of 839 dollars each. Prosecutions boosted the county general school fund by about 6100 dollars as all saloon and gambling revenues go to the fund.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Sheridan Man Patented Engine Breaks New Ground
Walter Scott of Sheridan Wyoming has been granted a patent for a double cylinder rotary steam engine, a radical departure from prior models. He is constructing a twenty one horsepower unit that will weigh only eighty pounds.
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Shepidan
Wyo
Walter Scott
Scott
Entertainment for Flag Fund Benefit Set for June 20
A benefit event for the Flag Fund is scheduled on June 20 featuring a program of entertainment. Organizers urge community attendance to support the fund and related charitable efforts.
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United
John Barron
Mrs. J. ©. Smith
Augustine
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G. H. Nagle, Pres
Chas. F. Miller
Carson
Sec
Treas
Union Mercantile Co
Frey
Brussels
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Barnum & Bailey’s
Hkrsk, Weckwke & G
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London
Paris
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Sheridan Gamblers
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