Personal Notes From Cheyenne Society Scene
Local column lists visits and departures of residents and guests. Movements include Mrs. Jake Ellis in Denver, Clarene Hammond and P. S. Ganff heading to Denver, Governor Richards on a two week business trip, Father Delahunty and Fathers Keating Shea from the west, Jim Woods returning from the west, and Smithy the bootblack retiring for Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Delahunty
Rock Springs
Attorney Fishback
Rawijins
Judge Bramel
Laramie
Clarene Hammond
Denver
P. S. Ganff
Jim Woods
Governor Richards
Foreman Hoxworth
Palmer
Schilling
Wear
Joseph Mitchell
Iowa
Father Keating
Father Sheahan
West
Ernest Dyer
Boulder
Mm. S A. Bristol
For Sale Cheap Fixtures and Stock at Larsen Store
Sale notice lists fixtures counters stock of cigars fireworks candles trout Larsen store MES Dora Jacobsen 204 Evana Street. Fireworks at Vreland Stone’s. Men’s French calf or Vici shoes lace leather strong four Garfield’s Make Bon’s Removal Shoe Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trout Larsen
Mes
Dora Jacobsen
Evana Street
Garfield
Bon
Fireworks Show Draws Attention at McCormick & Gilmore’s
Fireworks of various kinds light up McCormick and Gilmore's display as shoppers watch, market stalls reflect festive energy, and local vendors report strong interest in seasonal pyrotechnics.
Lightning Strikes House on Twenty Fifth Street
A residence occupied by A R Whiteley on Twenty Fifth Street was struck by lightning last night. The chimney collapsed and bricks fell into the stove pipe but no one was injured. The damaged section was unoccupied at the time of the bolt. It will be Daly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Whitely
Twenty-fifth Street
Evans
House Streets
Daly
Boise
Laramie
Mr. Boise
Grand ball at Turner hall and local notices
Grand ball announced for Turner hall on July 4th. Freeh Candies advertised at Corey's Book Store with new children’s white dresses and sailor suits at N Ternes'. Acacia lodge performed in the third degree. Miss Ada Potter hosted guests for Miss Dunford. Henry O Yount of Grant Wyoming notes pension increase to 12 dollars monthly. Dr Johnston returns from Chugwater trip. Pitcher Graham and family occupy Judge Scott’s house on Twenty second Street. Bert Griffin appointed book- keeper at Meaneys. Captain Clarke resigns appointment. Two men robbed Whee & Higgin’s saloon at Tie Siding, taking 40 dollars. State librarian Robert Morris catalogs books. city equalization board adjourned with valuation slightly up. Miss Winnifred Woods salary raised to 1200 dollars per year. Short Line wreck near Mountain Home cancels No 2 War. Public entertainment for Assistant Superintendent Hay at Maonnerchor on July 10. Millroad men managing it. Nelson, replacing Foreman Cole, is not a new man but has worked in shops before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Corey
N. Ternes
Acacia Lodge
Ada Potter
Dunford
Henry
Yount
Grant
Wyoming
Johnston
Chugwater
Pitcher Graham
The
Cheyenne Nine
Judge Scott
Twenty-second Street
Bert Griffin
Meaneys
Clarke
Whee & Higgin
Tie Siding
Robert 0 Morris
Uye West
Winnifred Woods
Cheyanne
Millroad
Nelson
Cole
Ill Wind Delays Ball Game Fears Sabbath Curse
Rain on Sunday disrupts a ball game and prompts religious discussion about desecrating the Sabbath. Dressmakers milliners and tailors report busy repairs from the downpour while visitors sheltered indoors. They disagree on shingling the grand stand and note a strong, stormy week for their trades.
Field of Roses Quip Sparks Dutch Republican Quiz
A Cheyenne Dutchman and ardent Republican quips that the field of roses awaits the next four years. He notes Roosevelt as a Dutch name meaning field of roses, contrasting with the German Rosen feld interpretation.
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Roosevelt
Rosen
Rosenfeld
Cattle Theft Stuns County Ranchers
Thomas McLee reports a major cattle theft of twelve head from William Lannon’s pasture. No trace of the rustlers found. Ranchers plan joint search with county authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mc Lee
William Lannon
Indians to Celebrate Fourth At Home With Ball Games
The Indians plan a grand Fourth of July celebration at home featuring three baseball games against the Denver Zang, one Tuesday and two on the Fourth, with a night ball at Turner hall and a Naperstek orchestra for the event. Senator Warren arranged for bids to finish the United States public building at Cheyenne, estimated at £175,000. bids within the amount will start work within three months, else delaying until Congress funds. The Wyoming Supreme Court is in session with Graves vs Graves heard, and a rehearing in Wyoming National Bank vs Brown & Haley denied.
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Indians
Denver
Turner Hall
Naperstek
Warren
Washington
Ounce
United States
Cheyenne
Congress
Sion
Graves
Wyomilng National Bank
Brown & Haley
Carlisle
Carbon County
Budrow Stock Neckties Gloves and Straw Hats at Jenkins
Bargain offering lists neckties gloves and straw hats from the Budrow stock at J. F. Jenkins. The ad emphasizes low prices and a wide selection for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Jenkins
Grand Fourth Ball and Sale Notices at Local Shops
Wanted extra helpers for weekend sales at Bon's Removal Shoe Gale and other merchants. A grand ball is planned at Turner Hall on July 4 with promises of a lively celebration. McCormick Gilmore and Vreeland advertise stationery, footwear, and fireworks, while Stone's and Bon's highlight removal shoe sale offers.
Rural Free Delivery to Wyoming Applicants to Get Prompt Attention
Captain Clarke departs for Denver Monday to assume duties as rural post office agent. The rural free delivery program will extend to mining regions in the west, with routes under review for Bingham Canyon Utah and several Colorado towns. About twenty Wyoming and Colorado applications are pending as routes are evaluated and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Clarke
Denver
Basantissington
Bingham Canon
Utah
Department
Post Office Department
Congress
Wyominog
Greeley
Berthound
Boulder
Bloomfield
Longmont
Colorado
Swift Work Struggles to Meet Hartville Ore Demand
The Hartville ore output slows as Swift Work falls behind demand. A steam shovel loaded seven cars in nineteen minutes yesterday, while fifty ore cars came from the north and twenty one cattle cars moved north today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utes
Father Keating Rewards Convent Pupils With Badges
Father Keating of Casper awarded fourteen badges of honor to convent pupils for their yearly work. Ribbons in red blue and green marked the distinctions while printing praised the students for their diligent efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Keating
Casper
Fireworks Sale at The Racket Store Sparks Glass Injury
Glass in eye incident at The Racket store 1716 Fergueon Street leaves T. BE. Amell in intense pain after a shard struck his right eye while at work. Amell traveled to Denver today for medical eye treatment to address the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergueon Street
T. BE. Amell
Denver
Bon's Removal Shoe Sale Promptly For Ladies
Fresh batch of ladies shoes including LA dies shoes and oxford styles in small sizes. Prices shown at 2 percent and 31.2 percent for 500, promotional offer at Bon's Removal Shoe Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BON
Private Information Wins Over Rude Lieutenant in Manila Detachment
A Thirteenth Infantry detachment bound for Manila passed Cheyenne Today. A reporter, seeking details, spoke with an unassuming private who provided the information while an officer, Lt Big Head, attempted to block contact and boasted of his rank. The reporter declined the offer and spoke with the private, noting the private’s courteous, educated manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Cheyenn
Big Head
Man Clubbing Incident Sparks Rumor of Death
The Leader notes repeated questioning about a man hit with a policeman’s club days ago. Rumor spread he died, but reports say the man, a known troublemaker, was clubbed, worked on a chain gang the next day, then fled and has not been heard from since.
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KR. A. Slack
Mdhor
H. A Clarke
A. Richardson
City Bakor
Jake Ellis
W. Breckens
Slater Mary Alfreda
Barry
Hay
Sam W. Gleason
Omaha
KR. C. Cushing, Jr
Mra Fignun
Clara Dunford
Mra Im Moore
Byanston
Henry Bunger
Fort Russell
Philippines
Mr. Bunger
Vreland & Stone
Ben Franklin
McCormick & Gilmore's
East Eighteenth Street
House
Wil
Martin
Court News
Court House
Holland
Judge Martin
Deacon Jones
Charles Martin
Pete Warlaumont
Joe Fisher
Henry Helphenstine
J. K. Skelly
W. KR. Brell
Supreme Court
McFee
State Supreme Court
Ses
Golden Rule
Turner Ball
Vreeland
Stone
McCormick & Gilmore
Cowhick Dry Goods CO
Ferguson
Chayenne, Wyoming
Messick Dry Goods CO
Vreebland & Stone
P.emerson
Bon’s Sons
Wm. Myers & Cos
David Pioneer Watchmaker and Jeweler
Ferguson Street
GRO
Chas. F. Miller
Orson
Union, Mercantile Co
Avelnnet
Lionbrand
Thomas Longhurst
W. 16Th Street
Masonic Building
Chicago, Oriental and Western
F. B. Warren Mercantile Co
Silver Moon
Fire Works
Davis & Kelley
Sandard
Metalior
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