Opera House Fund Meeting Organizes Cheyenne Committees
A Cheyenne meeting of opera house subscribers selected Louie Kirk as chairman and Paul Halley as secretary. W. C. Deming reported plans to raise at least 10 000 and urged forming a building committee of five and a trustee to hold funds until conditions are met. Burke chosen trustee with power to proceed. if no contract by January 1, 1904, money to be returned.
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Louie Kirk
Pail Halley
W. C. Deming
Young Men's Literary Club
Cheyenne
Carey Hon. T. ¥. Burke
Dance Event at Keefe Hall Benefits BCAA
The BCAA plans a Wednesday evening event at Keefe Hall on June 24 with admission at Geomta and free for ladies. The gathering runs from 3 to 5 at Mrs Abry's home. The Cheyenne Fuel and Power Co promotes electricity for home use, and a Chicago trained ENT surgeon has opened an office in Atlas building.
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BCAA
Keefe Hall
Eomta
Cheyenne
Fuel and Power CO
Treete
Chechen Hinghe
Chicago
Quirogs
Ubepenne
Tha Atlas
Brady-Duggan wedding at St Marys Cathedral
The marriage of Thomas Duggan and Miss Rowe Brady occurred at St Marys Cathedral at 9 am with a nuptial mass celebrated by Rt Rev J J Keane. Bride Miss Brady wore white opera veil and carried roses. bridesmaid Miss Bessie Brady wore pink over white taffeta. Groom Mr Charles Cahill was best man. Mrs Joseph Cahill matron of honor. organist Mrs Fitz led Lohengrin as Wagner chorus and Salve Regina during offertory. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents on House Street with generous gifts from Omata and Dubuque. Miss Brady, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip Brady, has taught in Omaha. Duggan is contracting freight agent for Illinois Central based in Peoria.
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Thomas. Dugan
Mien Rowe Brady
St. Mary's Cathedral
J. J. Keane
Mies
Bessie Brady
Charles Cahill
Duggan
Joseph Cahill
Long School
St. John’s Cathedral Choir
Bloodless affray at Fort Laramie Wood Reservation ends without injuries
Alexander Sellars clashes with a young man named Coombs over ranch land on the reservation. Sellars fires on Coombs who retreats to a neighboring ranch after a brief exchange of shots. The dispute remains unsettled with Coombs’ cattle driven off and crops placed on the ground in contention.
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Fort Laramie Wood Reservation
Alex. Sellars
Coombs
Sellars
Mra. Moir
Rider Thrown From Horse. Elbow Dislocated and Arm Fractured
Architect Dubos riding Monday was thrown and kicked by a bucking horse. The accident caused a dislocated elbow and a fractured left forearm. The horse, long confined to bed, startled by sudden bucking. Dubois will wear splints for several weeks.
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Architect Dubos
Mr. Dubois
Davis Fisher – A Wedding in Denver to Wyoming Couple
John H. Davis, manager at Laramie stock yards, and Miss Lanette Fisher of this city wed in Denver after a ceremony by Dr. Craft. A dozen attended a breakfast before the couple sails for Lake Tahoe and the coast for a month. A man named Cabot claims knowledge of a past murder but fears retribution.
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Delly
Denver
John H. Davis
Laramie
Mise Lanette Fisher
Wyoming
Whitney
Union Pacific Railroad
Campbell
Craft
Methodist Church
Galt Lake
California
The Seminole Wreck and Cheyenne Club Closure
Coroner verdict holds brakes loosened in the Seminole wreck near Rawlins. Engineer Harry Baker, 23, survived surgery in Rock Springs. brakeman M. F. McGrath, 30, likely to be buried in Union, Oregon. The Cheyenne Club moves to close due to patronage loss, with refunds for memberships. J L Rockwell offers private vocal instructions at the Presbyterian church 2 to 4 pm.
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Seminole
Rawlings Yard
Harry Baker
Rock Springs Hospital
Baker
Laramie
Frizzell, Aramic
Chillcotue
Viswt
Ozark
Dlack Hills Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman
Herman Frizzell
Gresley
Colo
Ilinois
M. F. McGrath
Ingle
Union
Oregon
J. L. Rockwell
Presbyterian Church
Sheep Grazing Clash Delays Mining Camps Near Encampment
A Laramie Republican correspondent reports sheep men and protectors dispute grazing on mineral lands near Encampment. Sheep consume feed for pack animals and drive away game, affecting miners and prospectors. Cattle may graze, but large tracts lie on mineral claims and timber reserves. Lead prospects near Twin Mack and Big Nell attract Wisconsin bidders amid talks of a Holmes town site. Social news follows with Henry Altman’s marriage and real estate deals, hinting at an upcoming opera house project.
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Protectora
Laramie
Mullen
Tile
Holmes Town Site
Charles Koster
Hambler
Wisconsin
Dance Night at Keefe Hall Barred Admission Fifty Cents
On Wednesday night June 24 Keefe Hall hosts a dance with admission fifty cents and ladies admitted free. The Fort Russell battery riders traversed the city this afternoon drawing large crowds as their fine horses impressed locals.
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Keefe Hall
Fort Russell
Regular Hop at Keefe Hall Friday Night
French strawberries today at Mane wal a restaurant. The regular hop will be held Friday night at Keefe hall.
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Keefe Hall
Manewal'a
Manewal's
Sheridan Post Promotes Northern Wyoming Attractions
The Sheridan Post plans an illustrated edition showcasing resources and attractions in Sheridan Johnson Crook and Dig Horn counties. The Commercial club will print thousands for free distribution at the Industrial convention in Sheridan this September.
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Sheridan Post
Wyoming
Sheridan
Johnson, Crook
Dig Horn
Sheridan Commercial Club
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Heaney
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
England & Roseman, Proprietors
Unda
Underwood Grocery Co
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Tivoli Cafe
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