County Plans Separate Facility for Poor at Hospital
The Laramie County Commission will award a contract to build a separate auxiliary building near the county hospital to care for the poor. A Ladies Auxiliary Hospital Association committee led by Mrs. J A Riner urged action in February, and the board approved moving forward to address needs and improve hospital efficiency.
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County Board
Laramie County
Ladies Auxiliary Hospital Association
Mra. J. A. Riner
Board of Commissioners
Saloon Row After Soldier Visit Ends in Fines
Last night at Till Ashford's West Seventeenth street saloon a dispute with two soldiers led to gunfire confusion. One soldier was fined for disturbance and breach of peace while the other was discharged after a police court hearing.
First Woman Nominated for Alder Man in Kemmerer Mayor Race
In Kemmerer Wyoming a Republican caucis named Mrs Rose J Moody as a candidate for alderman the first woman to seek the post in state history Frank Curtis was named for mayor and Buck Doller for the other alderman position The election is set for May 13.
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Buck Doller
NEBRASKANS IN OIL AT WYOMING FIELDS
Sheriff praises Wyoming oil prospects after two week stay in Evanston. He toured wells near Spring Valley district and noted Omaha men Nethergall and Morris Morrison drilling there. California Texas and Pennsylvania oil interests move in as J A Beverly, former street commissioner, also sinks a well.
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Sheriff Power
Wyoming
Evanston
Omaha World-Herald
Nethergall
Morris Morrison
Omaha
Spring Valley
California
Texas
Pennsylvania
Pitalla
J. A. Beverly
Her
City Work Clears Debris From Winter Gutters
Workers focus on cleaning the business district gutters and adjacent areas. Crews remove debris accumulated over winter and clear out trapping waste as part of the city maintenance.
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Hanting
Sani
Union Fees Draw Outrage Over Weekly Charge
A terse note from J. BF Jenkins highlights a weekly two dollar charge labeled union made fees totaling three dollars, signaling discontent over costs this week.
Citizens Call Cheyenne Meeting for Frontier Celebration
The undersigned invite Cheyenne citizens to a meeting at city hall next Friday evening to discuss a Frontier celebration and form a committee of arrangements. Signers include W. C. Deming E A Slack J M Newman Joseph Cahill J D Freeborn G P Johnston and many others.
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Cheyenne
E. A. Slack
J. M. Newman
Joseph Cahill
J. D. Freeborn
G. P. Johnston
John A. Martin
T. M. Ashford
A. Underwood
F. A. Meaner
Jas. C. Costello
L. E. Stone
Hoffman Bros
Idelman Bros
H. Altman & Bro
T. B. Hicks
Frank H. Clark
J. F. Jenkins
H. G. Hay
A. BE. Roede
David Nimmo
W. EB. Dinneen
General Smith Praises Soldiers' Home In Cheyenne Visit
National inspector General Smith praised the Cheyenne Soldiers' and Sailors' Home noting it as a model and asserting inspectors only need review the books. The government funds support inmates and grants inspection rights, while the home stands as a leading example in the United States. Word also came that Hanford and Grantley will present The Old Guard and The Taming of the Shrew at the opera house Thursday night for a notable one act sketch and performances.
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Capitol
General Smith
Congress
Cheyenne
Smith
Wyoming
United States
Carkee P. Hanford Company
Early Gall Letter From Washington Visitor to Cheyenne
Joseph G Pratt writes from Washington with notes on his Cheyenne visit in the early hours, recalling locals like Johnnie Gordon C W Sweet Dick Durbin and others. He mentions foggy dawns at Laramie Sherman tunnel Oakes Ames monument Dale Creek bridge Fort Russell and Cheyenne’s air and thrift, plans to return and renew friendships with Alpha to friends and Sun collector general sign-off.
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Washington
D. C
E. A. Slack
Bay
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mr. Slack
San Francisco
Johnnie Gordon
Mrs. Gordon
C. W. Sweet
Dick Durbin
Mr. Sparhawk
Mr. Cavanaugh
Denver
Dale Creek
Fort Russell
Joseph G. Pratt
Wool Market Steady as Buyers Await New Wools
The May circular from Coats Bros. Philadelphia notes market steadiness between seasons. Manufacturers remain busy, old lots linger for higher prices, and new wools arrive in small quantities. Washed fleeces sell well. unwashed wools are abundant and firm. Western wools list prices for Utah Wyoming Idaho and Colorado regions with various quality grades and terms.
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Coats Bros
Philadelphia
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Colorado
Modest Governor Richards praised by Charleston editors
The Charleston News and Courier highlights Governor DeForest Richards of Wyoming as modest yet strong, noting his quiet visit to the exposition and reception by North Carolina officials. He plans to stay through Monday and is impressed with the fair. The paper also remarks on the street sprinkler impact and upcoming events. Mrs. Mary E. Larsh and William Myers win school trustee seats in a quiet election. The Baptist ladies announce a strawberry and ice cream festival May 23 with a fine program.
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Charleston News and Courier
DeForest Richards
Charleston
Governor Richards
Wyoming
Richards
Exposition Grounds
Young Men's Business League
McSweeney
Aycock
North Carolina
Mary E. Larsh
William Myers
Our Way in Footwear Distinct From Other Shoe Stores
A shoe retailer emphasizes a unique approach to selling footwear focusing on fitting and customer contact. The store claims to work with many feet and to be especially watchful about meeting customer needs.
Personal Notices From A Frontier Town
Gus Buechner suffers a severe tonsillitis confinement at home. City council bi monthly meeting set for tonight. Public building site closed requiring office access for entry. John Apperson travels to Cody to advise on the Cody Salisbury canal. Kill Glaze to Cheyenne to perform with the Indians after Boulder university year ends. New hydrant on the boulevard ties to city mains for street tree watering. Witnesses depart tonight for Green River to attend Ned Copeland murder trial. Two near new five room houses with three lots near the Terrace offered at $800. EMILE DION real estate advertises. D Miller advertises watch repairs. The Leader subscription at 60 cents monthly. Wyoming Dental Company advertised for satisfactory work.
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Gus Buechner
John Apperson
Cody
Cody-Salisbury
Kill Glaze
Cheyenne
Boulder University
Rorth Ferguson
Sale of Seats for Shrew Revival Draws Notable Interest
An unusual sale of seats for Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew at the opera house Thursday shows strong interest. Chas Hanford leads as Petruchio with Helen Grantly as Katherine, supported by a recognized Shakesperean company.
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Opera House
Police Receive New Clubs For Officers
City police department today took delivery of oak police clubs described as formidable defensive or aggressive weapons. The carved tools have convenient handles and substantial weight, and officials hope they are needed rarely.
City Clerk Busy With Bonds and City Improvements
City Clerk Abrey handles numerous duties including bond correspondence and matters on streets water and sewer projects. The city remains desement with unsettled tasks and ongoing civic affairs demand attention.
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Abrey
Park Improvement Begins as Trees Trimmed in Spring
City park receives attention as pruning removes surplus branches and planned work aims to improve utility and appearance later in the season. The Pacific Express company has set up an uptown money order of five at the Cheyenne Cigar Factory.
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Pacific Express Company
Cheyenne
Investigations Begin at Silver Crown Dam Site
Investigations started this morning as A. J. Parshall and Rex Schunger traveled to Silver Crown to assess the new dam and reservoir project planned by the city at that location.
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A. J. Parshall
Rex Schunger
Silver Crown
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Emile Dion
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W. 17Th St
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