Cheyenne Notables See Denver and Nearby Trips
The Cheyenne Leader lists residents and visitors scattered across Denver Guernsey Reck Creek Chicago and other towns. Names include T B iVicks Adige Whitehead Van Orsiel Miss Gushoee Judge Potter Sam Rosenberg engineer Gilcrest and Senator Warren among many who travel attend teach or visit family and friends.
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van Orsiel
Ilness
Duffey
Mins Veowoye
Denver
Juige Potter
Newcastle
Miss Gushoee
Reck Creek
Homer Underwood
Colorado
Mary Arp
Dar
Henry Arp
St Louis
Cori
Mitoots
Dan Arnold
Mra
Fred Porter
Fenny
You Can Get Them Fireworks at The Racket Store
Fireworks and crackers are available at The Racket store located at 1716 Ferguson Street offering a selection for holiday celebrations.
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Ferguson Street
Fitting Tribute to Superintendent William Park in North Platte
North Platte residents and western Nebraska honored Superintendent William Park with a large evening turnout. A reception and Knights of Pythias banquet featured toasts by Congressman Wilbur Neville and local leaders, praising Park’s service and friendships formed, before his move to Cheyenne.
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William 1. Park
North Platte
Nebraain
Knights of Pythias Hall
Meau Ward
Park
Willbur Neville
Ye Tonyta
H. M. Grimes
North Platce
M. C. Harrington
Union Pacific
Hours change and daily work pattern in Chev changes
The notice states later in July workers at Chev shops will work five days a week eight hours daily with four and a half hours on Saturday. Presently workers run five days a week nine hours daily and four and a half hours on Saturday. A bicycle rider and a buggy driver collided on Pedy street yesterday. the cyclist was thrown, the bicycle crushed, and the driver drove off after a terse remark. They later settled privately. Also advertised is a sale of men's French calf, hard wore, hand sewn shoes from $140 to $400 at Hon's Removal Shoe Sale, with other local ads for fireworks and Ben Franklin.
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Pedy Street
Strong & Garfield
HON
Grand Ball at Turner Hell on July Fourth
Event notes announce a grand ball at Turner on July Fourth hosted by McCormick and Oilmore. Includes invitation for attendees to enjoy music and socializing as part of the town celebration.
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Turner Hell
Yardmaster Sullivan Killed In Green River Yards
Chas H Sullivan known as Yank Sullivan yardmaster at this place was killed when a collision dragged his body to the log drove in the Green River yards. He had served about ten years here and briefly became night yardmaster at Leramiee before returning a month ago. He leaves a wife visiting Minnesota. He was well known along the Union Pacific and the Cremon Short Line for his charity to railroad men. His loss is mourned by many friends.
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Green River
Wye
Chas H. Sullivan
Goon
Beng
Yank Sullivan
Leramiee
Minnesota
Thion Pacific
Cremon
Girl Wanders Off In Craze Near Vinson Ranch
Miss Sadie Murphy of Evanston wandered away in a fit of insanity. Friends searched all morning and blew a fire whistle for Socrate. Citizens with horses and carriages joined the search and she was found about five o'clock near Vinson's ranch, four miles from town. Affliction said to be caused by over study.
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Sadie Murphy
Evanston
Vinson
Train Prankster Judge Surprises Nortons and Tribune Man
Judge Bramel staged a practical joke aboard a train for B. Db Norton F D Hammond and a Casper Tribune reporter. He timed a tale to trigger a station alert as the trio rode toward Union Pacific West changes. The group, plus a baby and mother, exited miles out and walked home in the heat. Also noted are dispatcher shifts at Union Pacific West with J W Hay leaving Laramie on July 1 and successors named at Grand Island North Platte and Cheyenne Green River districts.
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Bramel
B. Db. Norton
F. D. Hammond
Casper Tribune
Mamma
Tribune
Union Pacific West
J. W. Hay
Usk Pacific
Laramie
Cheyenne
Green River
W. A. Whitney
Grand Island
Wil
Mr. Hay
North Platte
Whitney
H. Roth
North Platteecomes
Services at Flist Methodist Church Tomorrow
Tomorrow services at the Flist Methodist church at 1 p m and 7 p m led by Pastor Benjamin Young. Morning topic The Ministry of Solitude and evening subject Pilate's Quandary. Sunday school following morning preaching. Epworth League at 7 p m. All are invited.
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Flist
Benjamin Young
Ministry of Solitude
Pilate
Epworth League
Local court hearings include assault and forgery cases
George Curtis received a hearing for the assault on Mr. Breanahen. John McCoy faced a hearing for passing forged checks across several merchants. McNemara was charged with W. FP. Blanton caused an accident by dropping a box on his foot, injuring toes. Brenton will be unable to work for some time.
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George Curtis
Breanahen
John McCoy
McNemara
W. FP. Blanton
Mr. Brenton
Station name changes to Boswell at Hutton station
A large station board was painted and shipped west today for Hutton station, which will hereafter be known as Boswell. The move renames the station as it begins operating under the new designation.
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Hutton Station
Boswell
Going Cheap Neckties Gloves and Straw Hat Items
A brief ad notes low prices on neckties gloves and straw hats from Budrow on J F Jenkine street The ad also touts fireworks available from Vreeland and Stone showing a sale pitch for seasonal goods.
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J. F. Jenkine
Cheyenne Shark Suspected Con Man Named Anderson
T he affair centers on a man calling himself Anderson claiming Cheyenne business ties and a sheep company. He lured railroad men, took stock, then vanished likely to Montana. victims seek prosecution while some recover a portion of losses.
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Anderson
Omaha
T. BK
Sir Bond
Zinn
Cheyenne
Sharkana
Mantana
Face Burn Accident Injures Young Boy In East Cheyenne
Robert H. Hiots, a boy reading in East Cheyenne, suffered severe facial burns after a cracker powder explosion while trying to remove powder with a fuse. He was with other boys and will take days to recover, cautioning other boys about handling fireworks.
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Robert H. Hiots
East
Cheyenne
Bey Lous
Young Hints
Census extension grants extra days for omission list
Supervisor C. W. Riner gains authority from Washington to keep books open three more days. Persons omitted from census returns can register their names by visiting the supervisor's office immediately to be properly listed.
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C. W. Riner
Washington
Local notices and marriage and church announcements
Estate administrator notices for Henry Stusth and Davia of Laramie. Marriage licenses issued for Albert Sullivan Shayenne and Mien Bilen Lowder Grete ley. Local dances and church services announced including Rev. A H McQuilkin at First Presbyterian and St Marks church. Prosecution updates and sermon topics for July include Love of the Howe and Sumner Scenes With Jesus.
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Henry ‘Stusth
Thomas Hi
Davia
Laramie
Albert M. Sullivan
Shayenne
Mien Bilen Lowder
Greteley
Tin Horne
Scott
Rawlina
Moniay
Trane
A. H. McQuilkin
Omen
Tommorrow
McKim
Nebraska
Cheyenne
St Mark'a
John R. Griffin
Mary & Lobb
Justica
J. A. Martin
First Presbyterian Church
Corer
Eighteenth
Ferguson Streets
Guster
J. A McQuilkin
H.waldo Moore
Republican Emvcation
Philadelphia
Wacbiington
Mineada
First Papular Church
Warren Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Davis
Howe
Sumner
Jesus
Capitol Notes on Volunteer Back Pay and Big Storm
The report notes many Gheyenne volunteers awaiting back pay and urges those who moved to contact the governor’s office. Manager George Thompson cites today’s severe electric storm as the worst yet, causing many fuses to burn and workers at telephone and telegraph offices to feel nervous.
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Gheyenne
George Thompson
The
Telephone Exchange
Celebration in Guernsey Marks C A Gwernsey Day
The town readies a modern Fourth of July celebration with a national salute, Ravens Ne fe band, an oration by Hon J A Van Grader, a football or other ball game, women’s events, horse racing, rodeo activities, foot races, and evening fireworks. Organizers promise lively entertainments and bets.
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Guernsey
C. A. Gwernsey
Suprise
Ravens
Ne Fe
J. A. van Grader
Gonte GaAs Siathes Ot
Drunk Plea Leads to Six Months Imprisonment for Forger
Eleven drunks were brought before Judge Martin. McCarthy the forger received a six month term. The court cited hot weather and admonished honest endeavors as a reward. The Lan Prankiin aims to gain popularity.
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Martin
Judeg
McCarthy
Firework of Ireland and Stoney Pleads Guilty Forgery Case
John McKay alias John Salfivem pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses in a county case framed around a fraudulent fury trip. The defendants are tied to a forgery scheme with alleged charges and plea entered.
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John McKay
John Salfivem
Move to Body Shop Bargain at Bons Removal Ga
Local service Bons Removal Bhoe Gale advertises a one dollar body haul option enticing customers to compare prices and service quality. The prompt invites readers to visit to assess their options and value.
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T. B. iVicks
Father Reuting
H. G Hay
Adige Whitehead
O.P. Gowluek
Presbyterian
Sam Rosenberg
Haa
North Clark Street
Chicago
Gilcrest
Smiley
Larathie
Henry Bolln
Porter
Hamiltah
Newel Bell
Durant
Ruble M. Little
Jonan Moran
Glendo
J. J. Ries
Hores Creek
D. McNell
Glenrock
Inter Ocean
Warren
Shortdan
Chéyenne
Pusey
Bijy
New York
Pusey West
Dudley
Will Boutson Latte
A. J. Walsh
Orden Hot Springs
Miss Bradley
East Eighteenth Street
Teehee
Ben Pranklin
McCormick & Oilmore
Turter
Hull
Yardmaster Sullivan
Vreeland & Stone’s
Buncoed
Youngs
Capitol Notes
Ireland
Stoney
Sof Gast
Messick Dry Goods Co's
Messick Dry Goods CO
Silver Moon
Cowhick Dry Goods CO
Ferguson
Wyoming
Wm. Myers & Cos
David Miller
Obo
Nagli
Chas FI Mille
Rance
Wat
Davis & Kelley