For Rent and Sale Notices in Cheyenne Real Estate Market
Classified listings show furnished and unfurnished houses and rooms for rent, multiple sale or trade offers, corner lots and modern homes with prices from 1,059 to 6,500. Includes ranches, city water, sewer, multiple parcels, hotels for income, and trade inquiries directed to M. Newman in Cheyenne Wyoming.
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East Side
Barealia
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Cheyenne
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Wort
Rma
Pressing and Dyeing Works of Cheyenne Firm
The ad promotes Fire Butts to order cleaning of garments by steam cleaning dry and chemical methods. It claims unique local service with guaranteed work from A. J. Kusel proprietor at 1711 Ferguson Street and 1610 Eddy Street Cheyenne. Telephone 83.
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Ferguson Street
Eddy Street
Cheyenne
Union Dye Works
A. J. Kusel
Trade Proves Satisfactory at Denver Cattle Market
Denver Union Stock Yards reports lighter receipts than the prior week but steady demand for cattle. Beef steers sold at 4.45 to 5.00 with select lots at 5.10, cows 4.00 to 4.60, veal and lighter weights weaker, sheep prices 15 to 25 cents higher, lambs firm to 15 cents higher with top lambs at 5.35.
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Denver
Colorado
Lambe
Notice of Sale by Administrator in Cheyenne
Albert Chapman administrator of Annie Curley Mayott estate offers for sale at public auction real and personal property in Cheyenne including furniture and saloon fixtures at Pike Saloon 318 West Sixteenth Street. Real estate listed in multiple Cheyenne blocks will be sold for debts with a cash or certified check of at least 100 dollars as good faith. Sale set for March 18 1908 at 9 30 am at Laramie County Courthouse.
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Cheyenne
Laramie County
Wyoming
Sald Company
Sald
Bale
District Court
Laramie
Albert Chapman
Annie Curley Mayott
Daid District Court
Pike
West
Sixteenth Street
Baird Terrace
Kelley
State of
Wyo
C. A. Richardson
J. B. Vreeland
Nast's Art Collection to Be Sold in Final Disposal
New York reports a sale opening this evening features oil paintings and drawings by Thomas Nast along with works by other artists gathered by Nast before his death. The event continues tomorrow night as the final disposal of Nast's pictures, including watercolors pen and ink wash drawings and cartoons. A catalog entry notes products for babies CascaSweet for cold weather use sold by A. E. Roadel.
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Thomas Nast
New York
Nast
Algo
Naast
Delights of the Sea and stockholder notice mix
The item advertises Colorado & Southern low rates to the Mexican Gulf and promotes travel by T. B. Fisher. It also reports a stockholder meeting notice for Buccaneer Copper Mining to amend the articles and increase directors from three to seven, with venue details in Denver.
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Colorado & Southern
Mexican Gulf
T. B. Fisher
Denver
Buchaner Copper Mining Company
Buchaneer Copper Mining Company
Buccaneer Copper Mining Company
Donselmann, Kinkead & Mentzer
Idelman
City of
Fraternal Lodge and Order Meetings Listed
Cheyenne Lodge 60 meets Mondays. Elke Home at Seventeenth and Central invites visiting brothers. Ogalalla Tribe 7 meets Wednesdays at A O U W hall led by Bonham and Lacragne. Royal Highlanders Wyoming Castle 639 meets Tuesdays at A O U W hall led by Beach and Glasshoff. Lodge 288 B of R T meets first Wednesday and third Tuesday at 2 20 p m in I O O F hall with Scanlan Wilmott Wilmot and Finan.
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Cheyenne Lodge
A. FP
A. M
Masonic Hall
Co. T. Johnston
W. M
Elke Home
Seventeenth Street
Central Avenue
R. N. Matson
E. R. T. Blake Kennedy
The
Royal Highlanders
Wyoming Castle
U. W. Hall
W .E. Green
R. T
I. O
Frontier Park Association Stockholders Meeting Notice
The regular annual meeting of Frontier Park association stockholders will be at No 19 West Sixteenth Street at 3 p m April 6 1908 to elect officers for the year and transact other business. Edward Hofmann president C B Richardson secretary.
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Stockholders' Meeting
The
Frontier Park Association
West Sixteenth Street
Edward Hofmann
City Seeks Scavenger Work Bids in Cheyenne
Cheyenne Wyoming city office invites sealed bids for one year scavenger work under specified conditions. Bids due March 17 1908 at 8 pm with a $26 bid guarantee, must include contract bond and be marked proposals for scavenger work to the city clerk.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
J. D. Ee Olty Cle
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Meek
Eighteenth
Thames Streets
Cheyenne Bar
Morrie
House
Eighteenth Street
Lyman Martin
Plymouth Place
Chicago
Taga
M. Tinich & CO
W. Lee St
Baltimore, Md
D. N. Clark, Atty
Washington, D. C
Kandy Kitchen
East Eighteenth Street
Capitol Avenue
Eddy
W. E. Dinneen
West Seventeenth Street
West Twenty-fifth Street
Holdy Street
East Twenty-second Street
C. B. Williams
First National Bank Building
Newman
M. Newman
Ferguson
Wheatland Colony
Dickinson
Columbus
Neb
Continental Mercantile. Co
East Twenty-first Street
W. S. Thomas
East Highteenth Street
Geo, G. Sampson and
David Bos
August Bopp
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Hay E. Lee
Chas, F. Mallin
Gall Ca Parorl
Red
Kevantecatse Street
H. Waldo Moore
First National Bank
Aeste Ehal
Bergersen's
1715
Capitol
Hastings
Prom Electrical
Capitol Ave
Sidney B. Bartlett
Albert B. Bartlett
Bros
Irrigation Engineers
Central Ave
Alfred H. Bench
St. Pearlatine
Beach
U. M. C. Block
Cheyenne Detective Bureau
Marion A. Kline
First National Desk Bulldine
Peverge
Eda Selett
Taos
F. Hornano
Ieee T
Attorneys-at-Law
Idelman Block
Tte
Etteret Kennedy
Carey Block
T. F. Burke
E. T. Clarke
Burke & Clarke
Bay EB. Lee
Ofics
W. Bruner
Pollard, & Roberts
Herbert D. Gleason
Longhurst & Ryan
16Th Street
Gill
HP Eeeeeret
William D
Wiret National Bank Building
A. E. Roadel
Acacia Lodde
A. F
Masonica Temple
L. B. Dobyns
Capitol Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
E. R. Couchman
W. C
Alfred H. Beach
I. P
Fred H. Glasshoff
J. Scanlan
C. B. Richardson
George Sell
Seventh Street
Phows
H. W. Mitchell
Ferguson A
Stee _ A. De La GRANGE
Realdence
Reed Btrvet
Kodol
Uigen
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