Che Cheyenne Leader Telephone Edition Ancestral Record
Local paper details communication lines and staff credits for the Cheyenne Leader edition. Names listed include editor Pete A. B. Yeager and business manager George H. Evans with a focus on city reporting and telephone bureau.
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EB. A Slack
Pete A. B. Yeager
George H. Evans
Cheyenne News Roundup Reflects Local Happenings and Plans
Local notes report potential opera house ambitions in Cheyenne, evolving school board delays, aging ordinances, upcoming fishing trips, a surplus of express wagons, disappearing wild horses, a proposed July 4 impromptu gathering on the sandlots, militia support for Capt Lafontaine, and views of the federal building’s frame. Reports cover lake Minnehaha water levels, ice wagon routes, copper finds near Duck Creek, Roosevelt era encampment disorderly conduct, county board tax valuation sessions, and Wyoming weather with showers and warmer highs forecast.
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Cheyenne
Captan LaFontaine
Wyoming National Guards
Federal
Unclear fragment reports calm crowd and stalled fight
Fragmentary text mentions no winner in a fight and a calm public mood. Phrases reference carpenters, a head and a life, with odd wording suggesting a local event or notice.
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U. P
Thomas M Fisher rises to chief immigration post on Pacific
Former Cheyenne resident Thomas M Fisher, known as Tom Fisher, becomes chief of the Pacific emigration inspection bureau with headquarters in Seattle. A Grand Army man and former justice of the peace, he previously served as a Treasury special agent and Chinese immigration inspector. His promotion draws praise from Seattle papers and reflects a salary of over five thousand dollars yearly.
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Seattle
Pacific
T. Joe Fisher
Cheyenne
Thomas M. Fisher
Tom” Fisher
J. W. Fisher
T. Jon Fisher
Fisher
John F. Reynolds
Department of
Colorado
Wyoming
Treasury Department
Washington
Pacific Coast
Pacific Emigration Inspection Bureau
Fortunes in a Day Warned in Laramie County Lot Sale
An unsigned appeal touts 1000 Laramie County town lots for sale urging investors to buy on a “song and a dance.” It argues future value will soar to 600 to 1000 dollars per acre, promising riches for buyers and their descendants if purchased now.
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Laramie County
Cheyenne
County of
Laramie
Hoodlam Street
Rascality Avenue
Denver Bride-to-Be of State Treasurer Hay Revealed
The Denver papers praise Mrs. Mary A. Seaboldt who is to wed State Treasurer Hay. She is known in Salt Lake City and Denver society scenes. She recently acknowledged engagement rumors and a wedding is reportedly set for next month.
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Denver
Mary A. Seaboldt
Hay
Palmer Weather Forecasts Questioned by cautious readers
The piece weighs Palmer’s multi day forecast and warns against trusting weather prophets too eagerly. It jokes about a prophet who claims to read yesterday’s weather but cannot predict tomorrow’s, suggesting skepticism toward forecasts from unreliable sources.
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Palmer
Illinois
Rawlins Briefs Highlight Local Disasters and Fatalities
June reports note Nick Randell shot at Hanioa with little hope for recovery. M. F. McGrath killed. body to be shipped to Union Oregon. Coroner exonerates company over Seminole wreck. brakes released on a down hill collision. Engineer Larry Baker remains alive with fluctuating condition. transfer of an operator and hospital updates also recorded.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Thos. Revel
Lamar Hutler
Rock Springs
Nick Randell
W. Dunn
Hania Satilay
M. F. McGrath
Union
Ore
Seminole
Conquctor Sinpron
White
Solon
Western Union
Rock Springs Hospital
Anga
Larry Baker
Copper Leads at Duck Creek Mine Prospect in Wyoming
Seaman of the Chain Lightning claim on Duck Creek reports a copper glance and peacock copper in a sample sent to Wheatland World. Assays run $50 to $75 per ton with notable gold and silver values. shafts reach fifty feet, ore seen in a narrow surface streak. owners JL Laughlin and others back the project near water and Duck Creek Falls with transport routes to Union Pacific.
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Fort Russell
Lake
Minnehaba
Cheyenne Bee Company
Eddy Street
Mahpealutah
Gopper
Duck Creek
Wheatland
Ita Line
Missouri River
Cheyenne
Roosevelt
W. E. Seaman
Wheatland World
Walla
Seaman
Laughlin
Duck Creek Falls
Laramie Plains
Union Pacific
Wanted Help and Repairs From City Vendors
WANTED 1000 families to have old furniture repaired and car parts cleaned by Sam Mandel at 1606 Eddy Street. WANTED laborers quarry men and hammer men for the Cheyenne dam site six miles northwest of Cheyenne. Wages range from 225 to 276 dollars per day with board and bed offered. no time chords and no discounts. Gaffy and Kove advertise nearby jobs and services.
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Sam Mandel
Eddy Street
Inion Dye Works
Cheyenne
Cout
Gaffy
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Steen
Faat
van Lennen
Gray’s
Ferguson Street
Leader Office
Dinneen Bros
Davis
Grocers
China
Just
Depot Exchange
America
T. B. Hudgpeth
Bibley
Jackson County
Missouri
FORD
W. F. Daiber & Bro
Men’s Furnishers
West 16Th Street
D. C. Pigeley
Geo. W. Sneider
Alex. Turnbull
Albert Herrod
Capitol Avenue
F. Werderdel
City Pharmacy
Homeseekers
Albert Chapman
Cheyeans, Wye
Satsie Aayneb
Bk. & Btone
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Eewae
Carbon County
City of
Chayenne
Scaalon
County Board of Equalization
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Alvert Chapman
Twentieth Street
Wow Ceenty
Second Street
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Warres Amportum
Padgett
Bizberth
Undertaker
Warren Mercantile Go
Ladion
Buechner & Son
Riner & Schnitger
Metropolitan Dining Room
G.W. Stteeriine
Metropolitan Rotel
Stockgrowers’ National Bank
United States Depository
Henry G. Hay
J. ©. Whipple
Freeborn
Cashier
L. Whipple
Asst
First National Bank
Thomas A. Cosgriff
A. DO. Johnston
G. E. Abbott
R. C. Wyland
P.J. Black
Reed
Cheyenne and
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Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Pawl
Union Pacific North-Western
St Paul
Duluth
Iron and Copper Country
D. W. Aldridce
17Th Street
Cote
Aah
Cheyenne Light, Publ and Power CO
Bixmouth Street
Birteenth Street
Bon Ton