Two Cowboys Drowned Fording North Platte River
Two Two-Bar ranch cowboys, Fred C. McCarty formerly of Cheyenne and William Woods, aged about 19, drowned while fording the North Platte River near the Rock Ranch. Bodies not recovered. scene reported as high, rapid water. McCarty praised as a diligent, well-liked youth with ties to Cheyenne families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. McCarty
Cheyenne
William Woods
Rock Ranche
North Platte
Fred McCarty
Max Meyers
Horse Creek
van £. Guilford
Near Creek
Jane
Fred
Bear Creek Ranch
Chugwater
Two-Bar Ranch
Rock Ranch
New Superintendent Chosen for Cheyenne Public Schools
Professor Henry E. Conard of Illiaboro Ohio has been selected as superintendent for School District No. 1 in Laramie County Cheyenne. The board approved the appointment Saturday and a telegram indicated he would accept and arrive soon. He is 34 with four children and highly praised by the dean of Ohio State University. The Leader acknowledges H. B. Patten for the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Conard
Illiaboro
Ohio
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Anynewer
Beard
State University of Ohio
H. B. Patten
Board of Education
Company to Stay Open Despite Rumors and Stock Review
Company states it will continue in business despite rumors. It says it has carefully reviewed its stock and supply and remains reliable. The notice emphasizes maintaining past reputation and ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PANY
Funeral for Adam Adamsky Draws Large Cheyenne Crowd
In Cheyenne the funeral for Adam Adamsky was held at his Nineteenth and Eddy residence with Masons Odd Fellows and citizens in deep mourning. Services at the home followed by a long procession to the Jewish cemetery where Hebrew rites and a choir sang Sanger Farewell before burial. The deceased is remembered for many fine qualities and the Cheyenne community observed the loss with solemn ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamsky
Masons
Odd Fellows
Sanger
Adam Adamsky
Nineteenth
Eddy
Masona
Odd Fellowa
Furnera
Cheyenne
Snelder
Henry Altman
J. H. Barron
Samuel Idelman
J. C. Sherman
William Myers
Benjamin Hellman
Adamssky
Urner
Adam Adamaky
Cheyenne ‘Um Verein Society
Warner Hell
Fatal accident at Laramie rolling mill fells William Burke
A 40 year old man, William Burke, died after a heavy iron plate fell while he flushed a sewer in front of boilers at the Laramie rolling mill. Burke raised the plate with a crowbar, and it struck him on the temple. He never regained consciousness and died at 5:30 PM. Burke, a mason by affiliation and a former druggist, left widowed parents and siblings. He was a respected worker in the mill’s gang and a local obituary notes multiple recent fatalities in Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burke
Andy
Burke
Dan Swigart
McCallum
Mra
Laramie
Strong Agricultural Appeal for Wyoming at St Louis Exposition
State Librarian Colonel Courant, secretary of the commission, leads a Wyoming outreach to boost the state display at the St Louis Purchase Exposition. Pamphlets urge farmers to improve agricultural efforts, share hints, and showcase products. Letters go to counties via local authorities to ensure active participation. Hundreds already mailed, with more to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courant
Richards
Wyoming
Citizens Association Forms To Stabilize Labor Capital Relations
The committee of the Citizens Association, now forming, plans a meeting this evening to finalize its organization. It aims to end the labor vs capital turmoil by opposing strikes and actions that disrupt trade and industry. The group expects about 1,000 members soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Association
Association
Billing note and local ad for Cheyenne Light services
Save ten percent on regular meter rates by paying at the Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power office on or before the eighth day of the month. Bring bill to the office for accurate adjusting and watch repair. D Miller 1709 Ferguson St. Edison phonographs and records at Buechner and Son's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Fce
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Prominent Executives Visit Wheatland for Growth Tour
President J M Carey of the Development Company and T A Congriff of First National Bank arrived from Cheyenne and spent an afternoon surveying Wheatland. Congriff, on his first visit, praised the town’s progress and prosperity. They departed for the big reservoir with Superintendent Johnston, noting a large quantity of water being stored there, more than in prior times.
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J. M. Carey
Development Company
T. A. Congriff
First National Bank
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Congriffs
Johnston
Wheatland World
Sudden Call Ends in Death at Cheyenne Tailor Shop
On a Sunday morning in Cheyenne 62 year old Charles Sandberg, recently employed at the 205 West Seventeenth Street tailor shop, fainted after a joke with proprietor D Jankovsky. He died about an hour after arrival at the county hospital. Funeral arrangements are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Jankovsky
West Seventeenth Street
Charles Sandberg
Mr. Sandberg
Cheyenne
Sandberg
Jankovsky
Nash Drum Corps Concert Enthralls City Park Crowd
Hundreds attended the Nash Drum corps concert at City park yesterday afternoon and praised the music. The performance drew favorable comparisons to The Cooke of Denver, when they visited. J L Rockwell offers private vocal instruction at the Presbyterian church lecture room from 2 to 4 p m.
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Nash
City Park
the Cooke
Denver
J. L. Rockwell
Presbyterian Church
Sterling silver flatware and spoons described in ad
An ad lists sterling silver knives and spoons including soup ladles and souvenir spoons, mentioning varieties and terms like “Warren” and “Cm.” The fragment references ranges and assortments of tableware and silver pieces offered for sale or display.
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Itc
ALBO
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Bereavement Support
We extend our heartfelt thanks to a Masons, J, OO. F. Turner and friend for their kindness during our bereavement. Mrs A Adamery and family acknowledge support as More Excursions East. from July 1st to ??? Union Pacific will sell debts and offer a transport fare plus $2.00 for the return trip. For full information call 4. Barton, SOrt UF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
OO. F. Turners
A. Adamery
Union Pacifice
Wale
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Roedel’s Lilac
A. FE. Roedel
W. 17Th St
Eck Pharmacy
Knight's
West 16Th St
Logan
Cahill Bros
Allegaretti
Gunthers
Keefe Hall
Thos. Longhurst
Beth NY
Union
Ferguson St
H. G. Enders
Bacycle
Princeon
Tribune
Stearne
Monarch
Wolf
American and Laclede
Oxfords
MM. L. House
Ferguson Street
North Platte River
A. O. VW. Hall
Fort Band
Hee Hall
Dyer Hotel
Manewaol's
Overland Limited
Chicago
Union Pacific
Pacific Coast
Rawling
Cara
Missouri River
Cowhick Dry Goods Co
Reliabili
Æeeee
Credit AS A Ovsiners House
Raphaels
Wiliam Burke
IROM
Baen Burke
Evanston
Ed. Burke
Counry
Laramie Canyon
T. J. Cramer
Vic'nity
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mountain
Dakotas
Nebraska
Colorado
Utah
Yuma
Phoenix
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Country
Minnegota
Montana
Nevada
Palmer
Section Directo
Fort Russell
Comunnationers Office
State of Wyoming
Wyo
W National Lite
United Sated of America
Laine
THE
Louisianan Commission
Electric Light Customers
D. Miller
Perguson St
Edison
Buechner 4 Son's
Grand Union Tea Co
Capitol Avenue
JO. Fleming
Gilmore & Russell
Thames Street
Buechnear
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Co
PRICE
Gale Price
Hm de
Mioqes
Golden Rule
Cheyenne S Oly Départment Store
Geo. H. Nagle
Chas. F. Miller
Corson Beco
Tress
Union Mercantile Co
E. S. Johnston
W. 17Th Street
Hart
Schaftner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Qood Clothes Makers
John Harrington
Peo
Goa
Williams & Myers
Weaney
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
England & Rossman, Proprietors
Baraon
Underwood Grocery Co Co
Tivoli Cape
Besiene Cane
Hall
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