Wreck Delays Wyoming Union Pacific Service at Como
A freight train derailed at Como station between Medicine Bow and Hanna yesterday at 3 pm. Brakeman J. F. Garrity suffered a broken leg, eight hours of line downtime followed as wrecking crews worked. engine 1664 and Conductor John Burns led the damaged train cars into the ditch under heavy damage.
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Wyoming
Union Pacific
Como Station
Medicine Bow
Hanna
J. F. Garrity
Rawlins
Trafic
1664
John Burns
Vacant Cheyenne Houses Sparks Real Estate Inquiry
Real estate men in Cheyenne report twenty to twenty five vacant houses for rent, a condition not seen in years. Some brokers deny vacancies while others list one or none. The issue is tied to Army housing needs at Fort McKenzie and a funding increase for water and sewerage installations. Jack McGuire of Cheyenne is critically ill with pneumonia. An Overland wheel found on West Eighteenth Street is under police scrutiny. Optician S S Parr to visit Cheyenne May 19 20 at Inter Ocean hotel.
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Cheyenne
Tribune
the Tribune
Messrs
Riner
L. B. Stone
Mr. McGarvey
Max Heaney
Jack McGuire
Clark's
Nevy
West Eighteenth Street
Optician
Parr
Columbia Optical Company of
Denver
Colo
Inter Ocean
Holden Brothers
Denver Express
United States
Indians Open Schedule Set in Union Pacific League
Manager Ed Gerrans announces opening Union Pacific schedule with the Indians hosting North Platte, Kearney, Sheldon and Minden on back to back weekend dates in June and then travelling to Nebraska. The Boukiers are listed as a May 30 and 31 opponent with additional June games to follow.
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Ed Gerrans
Indians
North Platte
Kearney
Nebraska
Boukiers
Convention Accommodations Planned for Rawlins July 15
Inquiries show ample lodging for attendees of the state Republican Convention at Rawlins on July 15. Ferris hotel offers sixty rooms and the old Rail road house provides thirty more, plus other hotels and rooming houses nearby.
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Rawlins
Ferris Hotel
Railroad House
Indians to Meet Union Pacifics in 4th Tilt at Athletic Park
Tomorrow afternoon a four inning game of tall will be played at Athletic Park between the Indian Lago and the Union Pacifics. Ralph Glaze, last year's ace pitcher, will join the Indians from Boubler. Union Pacifics have been reorganized with new eastern players and a keen contest is expected. The Tin Horns gave a dance last evening in 1, 00. Fall drew a large crowd enjoying the event.
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Athletic Park
Union Pacifics
Ralph Glaze
Boubler
Union Pacific
Tin Horne
New England Supper and Dance Benefit at A. O. U. Hall
A large crowd attended last evening’s supper and subsequent dance hosted by the W. R. Co. in the A. O. U. W. hall. The events supported a charitable cause and received generous praise for the organizers and ladies who led the festivities.
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New England
W. R. Co
A. O. UW. Hall
Local Personal News From Cheyenne and Nearby Cities
Superintendent J Q Matthews tein Derver. E H Fourt returned to Lander last evening. J F Crawford editor of the Saratoga Sun visited in Cheyenne. Allen the Rock Springs attorney is in the city on legal business. Mayor J J Murray returned from an eastern business trip. Mrs Byron Congdon leaves next Thursday for a four month visit elsewhere. President E E Smiley returned home to Laramie after a trip to Douglas. H Larsen the stone contractor for the public building is in the city. J B David of Wheatland and silo Burke of Ten Sleep are visitors from Big Horn county. State Geologist Beeler is expected home tonight from a visit to Central Wyoming oil fields. In district court Judge Scott granted a divorce to Matilda Le Reed from Abram Reed. The wife defended and won on grounds of desertion. parties are from New York.
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J. F. Crawford
Saratoga Sun
Cheyenne
Allen
Rock Springs
J. J. Murray
Byron Congdon
Enat
E. E. Smiley
Laramie
Douglas
H. Larsen
Scott
Matilda le Reed
Abram Reed
New York
Woman in Evanston Rescues Child From River
Mrs. H. Baden jumped into the Evanston river yesterday afternoon to save the child of James Krist that had fallen in. Onlookers hailed the brave act as a quick, selfless rescue by a local woman.
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Evanston
H. Baden
James Krist
Literary Club Meeting Debates Bret Harte Paper
The Young Men's Literary club held a regular meeting with lively debates on topical subjects. C. M. Watts presented a paper on Bret Harte. Editor Crawford of the Banatoga Gun attended as a guest. Accurate adjusting and watch repair noted by D. Miller. 1708 were me.
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Young Men's
C. M. Watts
Bret Harte
Crawford
The
Banatoga Gun
Sweetwater county leases 300000 acres for sheep range
A state land board meeting granted leases for 300000 acres in Sweetwater County to members of the Sweetwater County Woolgrowers Association to use as a sheep range. Hutchison's Imperial Stock company presented Miss Hursey From Jersey at Turner hall to an audience. the show will tour nearby venues next week. Notice: meat markets close at 6 p.m. after June, except payday and Saturdays. James Warcil injured when a hand car passed over him at Larami.
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State Land Board
Sweetwater County
The
Hutchison
Imperial Stock Company
Hursey
Jersey
Turner Hall
Lynne
Opera House
Shoes at $3.50 Draw Crowds and Boost Sales
Our $3.50 Shoes drew customers rather than causing havoc, attracting those who tried and bought. Each sale produced two new buyers, creating a growing queue of demand as we offer leather styles in every size with strong quality at a fraction of usual prices.
Mabel Dundas to Marry Unknown Woman in Norton Case
Special to Leader Kimball Neb May 17 Mabel Dundas remains at Kimball as sensational Norton case details emerge She claims to be the genuine Mabel Dundas and says J T Norton of Cheyenne was her attorney Letters from Estelle Riley also circulate The story raises questions of fraud and possible accomplice liability as authorities pursue the case The fifteen month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Join E Beckaman died yesterday of convulsions Funeral set for tomorrow at 4 p m in St Louis arrivals and a local tailors union meeting are noted
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Nelson
Mabel Dundas
Norton
Asserta
Estelle Riley
Kimball, Neb
Mabel Dundan
Kimball
J. T. Norton
Mabel
H. P. Nelson
Neb
New York
Oregon
Cheyenne
Clark
Miss Morford
Join EB. Beckaman
St. Louis
Enlarging Stock Yards At Burlington For Summer Traffic
A work crew expands the Burlington stock yards in preparation for heavy summer traffic. S. E. Land of Wild Wood Trout Pond at Centennial returns after a city stopover and plans to move 60,000 young trout to Fort Collins resort. Laramie Republican notes L. Kab is showing two Mutoscopes at Kia Depot Cafe with lifelike motion drawing attention.
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Burlington
City
E. Land
Centennial
Frank P. Stover
Fort Collins
Colo—Laramie
L. Kabis
Wyoming
Kia Depot Cafe
Miller’s Jewelry and Tableware at 1709 Ferguson St
The Dinner Table shop offers fine watches and jewelry with repair services. David Miller sells tableware and watches with moderate pricing and curated selections aimed at making guests and hosts presentable.
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Kel
Miller's
Ferguson St. David Miller
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Levison
Victor and Amoskeag
Slater Kid
Silesia
Price
Union
Children’s Shoes
Cono Btation
Cheyenne Daily Tribune
Mondell
Secretary of War
Fort McKenzie
Wyo
Messick Dry Goods Co
Sheldon
Minden
W. AR. C. Dance
Cowhick Dry Goods Co
J. Q. Matthews Tein
Derver
E. H. Fourt
Lander
D. Miller
James Warcil
Larami
Potter, Neb
L. C. Hoff
John Vogt
Comic Living Pictures
Kitzmiller
Pantatorium
Lawa
WM. Myers & CO
John Harrington
Watchmaker
Ohio
E. S. Johnston
de Laval
Excelsior Creamery
West
17Th St
Geo. H. Nagle
Chas. E. Miller
Corson
Treas
Union Mercantile Co
Ferguson
C. L. Bolkley
Eddy Street
Dyer Hotel
Underwood Grocery Co
Underwood
O. W. Hall
Ter
Enteenth Street
Hall
Logan's Book Store
Post Offige
T. E. Gray
Fergueon St
GEO. W. Sneider
Guecesnor
Alex, Turnbull
Mortician
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