Cheyenne Spring Notes Hint At City Life and Changes
The column mentions police in new uniforms, pending court cases including Tom Horn, growing hotel business, ongoing tree planting, fewer tramps, and local residents Mason and Donzelman settling in new homes. It notes potential jury need and rising fishing season with youth activity around Crow and Clear creeks.
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Law and Order League
Mason
Wheatland
Nebraska
Iowa
Tom Horn
Crow and
Clear Creek
Carnegie Library Hall
County Officials End Session and Name Hospital
The Board of County Commissioners adjourned after finishing duties ahead of schedule. They renamed Laramie County Hospital to St. John’s Hospital and approved liquor licenses, while noting April receipts totaling 848.40 across county offices. Deputy Sheriff Brown plans travel to Hartville and Guernsey with state industrial books for distribution. Marriages noted include Bamve Williams and Marie Bagor, plus W. P. Byers and Margaret Dewey.
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Sherif Brown
Hartville
Guernsey
Laramie County Hospital
St. John's Hospital
Hoensee
Bamve Williams
Fort Rus
Marie Bagor
Cheyenne
W. P. Byers
Peoria
Margaret Dewey
Pekin
Governor Richards Praises American Work in Cuba
Governor DeForest Richards lauds American officers and soldiers in Cuba noting $18,000,000 expended with not a dollar missing. He cites improvements in Havana, Cienfuegos, and Santiago, including hospitals, prisons, schools, and asylum care under General Wood.
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DeForest Richards
Richards
Americana
Havana
Connfuegos
Santiago
General Wood
Wood
Governor Richards
Citizens Meet to Discuss Cheyenne Frontier Celebration
A public meeting of Cheyenne citizens is called for 8 oclock next Friday at the city hall to consider a Frontier celebration and form an arranging committee. Many local names are listed among supporters and sponsors. The Laramie Times praises the Imperial Stock Company at Turner hall next week with strong notices of Belle Hutchison and other cast members.
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Cheyenne
Laramie
Belle Hutchison
Bessie Pairfax
Hutchison
Isabelle
East Lynne
Isabelles
Evelyn McKay
A. G. Swenson
Jack Mason
Frank Parry
Alex Fairchild
John Hutchison
Jim Bisley
Second Thoughts and Oddities from Cheyenne Musings
A dusty column riffs on poetry contests and local taste with satire. It cites King George V rumors and a poet prize clash, mentions firm Buechner & Son and a plan to plant trees, and teases a future tale by detective Paul Balfley.
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Carroll
Cheyenne
Buechner & Son
Paul Balfley
Nightingale Hinckle Sings Amid St Louis Praise
C L Hinckle returns from St Louis with family after months there for their son’s medical care. Mrs Hinckle, once Jasmine Glafcke, drew society and musical praise in St Louis and Cheyenne. She is widely praised as a Nightingale in song by press and social circles. London debate contrasts American and British education systems. Danish West Indies sale ratification deferred by secret mission. Subscribe for The Leader.
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St. Louis
Hinckle
Jeasamine Glafcke
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Preas
As & Nightingale
London
House of Commons
William Mather
Royal Commission
America
Great Britain
Copenhagen
May
Danish West Indies
Compromise Lending Between Burroughs and Markley
A brief exchange records a loan negotiation with Burroughs asking for twenty dollars until the first of the month and Markley offering a one dollar loan until the twentieth. The Philadelphia Press notes the tentative agreement.
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Burroughs
Markley
Philadelphia Press
Cattle Sale Near Cheyenne May 14 1902
Pajarito Livestock Co announces a sale near Cheyenne on May 14 1902 featuring 1000 head of High Grade Whiteface or Shorthorn Panhandle Steers ages one and two. Terms and sale details available from Dr. G T Seabury or J C Chambers who will oversee the cattle. De Forest Richards pres.
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Cheyenne
G. T. Seabury
J. C. Chambers
Pajarito Livestock CO
DE Forest Richards
Pres
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