Brief Local News and Upcoming Events in Wyoming City
Regular London fog last night. Marriage license business booming. The Granite Springs reservoir is full. Several picnics arranged for today. The eighth Consistory reunion commences Tuesday or picnic at Lakeside park on July 4. Fishing parties planned today. Governor B. B. Brooks returned from Casper. Frontier celebration posters issued. Ten violators of irrigation ordinance fined. Plans for Wheatland Fourth of July completed. The Leiter-Fratt case occupies the district court. Frank Newhouse resigned as fire department hose trainer. Children of the American Revolution held day exercises. Rag-a-Long dancing club enjoyed a dance at A. O. U. W. hall. First Methodist Episcopal church choir to give a sacred concert. Cheyenne baseball interest in big leagues. Interior of Capitol Avenue theatre progresses. Wyoming issued in revised form with illustrations. Miss Louise Hollister of Evanston will address ladies at First Presbyterian church tomorrow at 3. About 23 dogs executed this month. A dozen dogs in the pound awaiting reclamation or death. Hoboes Miller and McNulty refuse extradition. Prof. Stockwell to move to Cheyenne with Mrs. Stockwell. Marshal Stevens says City Park gates open until evening all summer unless rain closes roads.
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London
Granite Springs
Lakeside Park
B. B. Brooks
Casper
Wheatland
Leiter-Fratt
Frank Newhouse
Children of the American Revolution
A. O. U. W. Hall
First Methodist- Episcopal Church
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Wyoming
Louise Hollister
Evanston, IL
First Presbyterian Church
Professor F M Hanson Chiropodist in Cheyenne
The old reliable Chiropodist of thirty years practice, Professor Hanson, is located in the Union Block at 206 West 16th street room 2, Cheyenne, until June 30. Callers greeted Sundays 1 to 5 pm and weekdays 10 am to 9 pm for foot treatment.
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Cheyenne
Union Block
West 16Th Street
Hansons
Pain Balm Offer for Common Ailments
Advertises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprained ankle stiff neck and lame shoulder. Claims prompt application saves time money and suffering. Sold by A. E. Roede.
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Chamberlain
A. E. Roede
Plague of rattlesnakes along railroad tracks alarms workers
A rattlesnake plague north of Cheyenne spreads from Silver Crown to Chugwater affecting Colorado & Southern lines. Snakes, many over two feet, lie on tracks near stops, injuring no one yet but frightening section crews. Fishermen along northern valleys urged to beware of snakes.
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Cheyenne
Silver Crown Station
Chugwater
Colorado & Southern
Silver Crown
Horse Creek
Iron Mountain
Wyoming Day and Cities Week at Portland Exposition
Public invitation urges all Wyoming citizens in Portland to join Wyoming Day July 14 and Wyoming Cities Week July 10 to 15. Those in Portland July 10 should report to Wyoming headquarters for badges and reception cards for events at 10:30 a.m. and 9 to 11 p.m. in the American Inn. Commissioner in Chief C B Richardson and Secretary W C Deming issue the notice.
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Wyoming
Portland
Ore
Madame Ziska the Clairvoyant Palmist At Union Block
Madame Ziska, a renowned clairvoyant and palmist, has attracted many friends during a week long visit and will stay to July 1. Readings are offered daily for all life matters at her parlors in the Union Block 205 West 16th Street Reception room No. 1.
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Madame Ziska
Union Block
West 16Th Street
Madame “Iska
Baptist Ladies Rummage Sale Seeks Pickup
People planning the Baptist Ladies rummage sale are asked to notify Mrs. Cook or Mrs. Alfred Matthews so organizers can arrange pickup.
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Baptist
Wyoming Irons Out Scabies With Broad State Campaign
Secretary G. Walker of the State Board of Sheep Commissioners reports large sheep shipments from Oregon and other states are inspected through drip vats. All clean sheep pass once and unclean twice. The shearing pen inspections near completion with 20 to 30 inspectors aiding. By October 1 Wyoming should be free of scabies, aside from possible isolated cases kept in quarantine. The American Sheep Breeder lauds the record as unmatched by any state or country in 80 days.
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G. 3. Walker
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Wyoming
Oregon
Walker
Prize Fight Set for June 28 at Opera House
Hap Reid of Cheyenne faces Jack Brennan of this city in a Wednesday June 28 bout at the opera house. Both fighters train hard and seek the purse with confidence, and a large crowd is expected as observers anticipate a knockout. Rock Springs Independent reports the event as a first class fistic encounter.
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Hap Reid
Cheyenne
Jack Brennan
Opera House
Rock Springs
Bristol Printing to Install Monotype Press in Omaha Office
E Lee Bristol prepares to buy a Monotype typesetting machine for 4000 dollars to be installed between Omaha and San Francisco. The upgrade includes a new cylinder press and a rear extension adding about 400 square feet as part of several plant improvements in the coming weeks.
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Omaha
San Francisco
8. A. Bristol Printing Company
E. Lee Bristol
Linotype
Cheyenne
Bristol
Cody Stockgrower and Farmer
Bristol Company
Government Inspector Targets Scabies at Johnson Milligan Ranch
Government Inspector I J Lowery travels to the Johnson-Milligan ranch on Little Horse creek to supervise the cleaning up of the only scabies cases in Lar amie county. One scabies case remains in Natrona county, marring its record. Knight's for Fireworks.
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I. J. Lowery
Johnson-Milligan
Little Horse Creek
Laramie County
Natrona County
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Leader Publishing CO
W. Co. Bond
H. A. Glarke
Chas. Thompson
Alex. Lawson
Sec'y
Treas
F. M. Hanson
Chugwater Station
Portland Fair
C. B. Richardson
W. C. Deming
A. E. Roedel
BON Ton Stables
Bristols
Monotype
West
Scabin County
Knight's
Idelman Bros. CO
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
P. J. Black
Morrison, Merrill Co
van Lennan Streets
New Spring
Sumer
Boise
Ingersoll Store Co
Johnston
S. 17Th Street
West Sixteenth Street
Chas, Becker
Erawwan & Emery
Anheuser-Busch Beer
Key West
Eddy Ste
Croops
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