Denver Express at the Opera House Tonight
Short items report Charles Wood and son in the city and the Imperial Stock Company heading to Casper. Nine coyotes and wolf pelts seized for bounty. counterfeiting case widens to a gang. Secret service officer Charles LaSalle in town. Wheel stolen from Salvation Army HQ and naval recruits pass through en route to San Francisco. Large attendance at Blue Lodge, birthday party for Mildred Sterling, and talk of a new public building in Laramie. Wyoming congressmen push state interests. Glenrock bridge repair underway. Thad Sowder improving after illness. express wagon team runs away but causes no damage. Vandal strikes tire at post office. industrial pamphlets promoted from county clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wood
Bear Creek
Denver Express
Opera House
Imperial Stock Company
Casper
Court House
Charles LaSalle
Denver
Secret Service
F. K. Moyer
Salvation Army
Paul Weiss
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Parley Mathison
Ester
F. EB. Roffee
Laramie
San Francisco
Blue Lodge
Mildred Sterling
Wyoming
Congress
E T. Clark
Brownlee
Glenrock
W. F. Cody
Thad Sower
Sowder
Joe Sladek
Corey
Mail Clerk Frank Johnston Retires After Inspection Trip
Chief Mail Clerk Frank Johnston retires after a trip visiting Ogden and Pocatello. He conducted an inspection of the railway mail service between Cheyenne and those points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnston
Ogden
Pocatello
Cheyenne
City prohibits riding bicycles on sidewalks in Cheyenne
Notice states Cheyenne ordinances prohibit bicycle riding on sidewalks with a five dollar fine for violations. City Marshal E. H. Ingalls says authorities will prosecute offenders. Bulletins of the Corbett-Broad contest will be received at the Arcade tale on Friday night. Baseball scores received nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Corg Cett Broad Fight Weights Champion Return Night
The returns from a heavyweight title bout are due tonight at H P Hynds by rounds. A crowd rushed to buy children slippers at J F Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcett-Broad
H. P. Hynds
Warning Notes Raise Suspicions About Ranch Threats
Sheriff Smalley and deputies report several warning notes sent to ranchmen north of Cheyenne. They say the Bard note appears a ruse to bolster claims against Tom Horm and note no real danger. Investigations found no cause for recipients to leave the country and officers hint at efforts to create evidence for Horm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smalley
J. N. Bard
Bard
Tom Horm
Cheyenne
Horn
Tomorn
Fort Russell To Get Two New Officers Quarters
Denver dispatch reports sealed bids due June 23, 1902 for constructing two brick officers quarters at Fort D. A. Russell. Estimated cost about $70,000 with plans prepared earlier and space cleared by removal of old buildings. Fort Russell poised as a regimental post with added artillery company, praised as healthful for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Denver
Colo
Fort D. A. Russell
Q. M
U. S
Fort 10
A. Russell
J. W. Pope
Fort Russell
Washington
Local business filings and social notices in Cheyenne
Articles of incorporation filed for Honerine Extension Mining with 300000 dollars Independence Oil with 15000 Big Horn Stock Growers Association set with no capital. Judge Scott marries Hugh Ryan Cheyenne Singer Sewing Machine manager and Emma Gray Cripple Creek residents. Tin Horn Dancing club reorganizes with Henry Sweet president Sadie La Fontaine vice president Irene Hammond secretary Augustus Buechner treasurer. Acacia Lodge revels in event organized by P B Cook. Railroad yard worker Thomas Slacick loses a finger in rail accident. Tynans depart for Chicago and Detroit for charity board convention. Sweetwater sheepmen lease large UP land parcel. reps to Omaha to finalize deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honerine Extension Mining Company
Ndependence Oil Company
Big Horn Stock Growers Association
Judge Scott
Hugh
Ryan
Cheyenne
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Emma Gray
Cripple Creek
Colo
Tin Horn Dancing Club
Irene Hammond
Henry Sweet
Sadie la Fontaine
Misa Irene Hammond
Augustus Buechner
Recluse Wisbeck Died Likely Sunday Of Natural Causes
The body of Gustavus A. Wisbeck was found in his cabin six miles south of Cheyenne by his grandson. An inquest found death from natural causes likely Sunday morning with decomposition present. Funeral set for tomorrow at F. M. Kreusch residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
F. Mc Kreusch
Gustavus A. Wisbeck
Murray
Becker
Wisbeck
Wisheck
Weasley Hammond
Cheyenne
Wheeling
F. M. Krousch
South
Wesley Hammond
Bennett
J. F. Schmitt
EB. H. Stevens
Frank Dildine
F. M. Kreusch
Eighth and
Maxwell Streets
Labor leader Hawley to speak at 1 0 C F hall tonight
Switchmen's Union head T Hawley arrives in the city and will address the public tonight at 10 C F hall on the labor question. Holden Bros Denver Express melodrama at the opera house promises lavish sets and strong cast with novel stage effects. Young Men's club meeting features a Paul Liecester Ford paper and a talk on Cheyenne public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Hawley
Switchmen’s Union of America
C. F. Hall
Hawley
Switchmen's Union
United States
Holden Bros
Denver Express
Young Men's Club
Burgess
Paul Liecester Ford
Louis Kirk
Cheyenne
Wyoming Industrial Convention report sent to Rothschilds
A cablegram from London requests 100 copies of the Wyoming Industrial Convention proceedings for Rothschilds distribution among investors. J F Jenkins receives a letter from an eastern manufacturer praising a copy of the same report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson Brothers
London
Rothachilds
J. F. Jenkins
Franklin Frankie Brown Pardoned by Governor Richards
Governor Richards grants clemency to Frankie Brown a Black inmate imprisoned in the county jail for assault in the tenderloin area. Local readers are invited to the upcoming opening next Wednesday May 28 with notices from Murchison Jewelry Co and Warren Camp Bicycle Repairer offering sales and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
Frankie Brown
Boxing Gout Fatality and Mexican Emperor Surrender Leader Dies
Boston reports John Cassiday known as Tommy Noonan dies after a jaw blow in last night’s bout with Tommy Dixon who was arrested. In Mexico City Gen. Mariano Especobede dies at 75, the former captor of Emperor Maximilian who surrendered in 1867.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John Cassiday
Tommy Noonan
Tommy Dixon
Maxmillian
City of
Mexico
Mariano Esecobede
Maximillian
Empire of
Special Hats Half Price At Ferguson Street Sale
Ladies are urged to buy pattern hats at half their real value and update their style. Mrs A F Hamilton invites customers to call at 1710 Ferguson Street for these special Saturday bargains at Cowhick Dry Goods Co. Also announces opening day at Murchison Jewelry Co on May 28. Members of American Order of Protection are called to the next meeting on Tuesday May 27 for business of importance. For sale Fifteen milch cows two inquires by J W Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Hamilton
Ferguson Street
American Order of Protection
Eagles Hold Regular Meeting At AOUW Hall
A notice lists the Eagles meeting at the AOUW hall with secretary Ralph Adamsel. The item also notes a deserter case in Fort Russell and a requisition for khaki uniforms to equip Wyoming National Guard units. It reports two new Colorado oil companies and trout deliveries to Grover Colorado for Adams and Bunker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
A. O. U. W. Ball
Ralph Adamsel
Stitzer
Wyoming National Guard
Extraordinary bargains on May 24 at Messick Dry Goods
A cluttered line lists sales events including May 24 bargains at Messick Dry Goods Co and upcoming events. It mentions the funeral of an infant son of Mr and Mrs Williardson of Granite Canon and service at Longhurst Undertaking Parlors. It also references boxing headlines and local business notices in a scattered format.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ferguson
Lauck & Tupper’s
S. Drobacz
Seventeenth Street
Eddy
N. Alden Bolles, D.C
Osteopathic
Normandie Hotel
al Logan
Waterman and Parker Fountain Pens
T. E. Gray
Ferguson St
GEO. W. Sneider
Alex. Turnbull
Mortician
Che Mbevenne
Jephone
E. A. Slack
Robert Mickel
George H. Evans
E. H. Ingalls
Corbett and Broad
Cowhick Dry Goods Co
Quartermaster Pope
Cook
Acacia Lodge
Thomas Slacick
Slacick
Mrs
T. T. Tynan
Mrs. Tynan
Chicago
Mr. Tynan
Detroit
State Boards of Charities and Reform
Sweetwater County
Rock Springs
Omaha
Lone Gabin
Gustavus A. Wig Heck
The
Literary Club
Murchison Jewelry CO
Warren Camp
Vreeland & Gregory
D. Miller
J. W. Griffin
Robert O'Neil
O. E. Best
Thirteenth Artillery
la Cross Land and Oil Company
Boulder Prince Oil and Development Company
Colorado
Centennial
Burlington
Grover
Adams & Bunker
Cheyenne High School
Misa Myers
Harry Patten
Millie Wanger
Dora Slack
Carrie Dillman
Ivy
Paul Emerson
Vocasolo
Brewster
Hobson
Oswald W. Deigman
Bride
Seattle
Deigman
Lieutenant Hobson
Merrimac
Messick Dry Goods Co
West Twenty-first Street
Harry Sumption
Portland, Ore
City
Sumption
Percy Smith
J. F. Jenking
Capitol Avenue
Cahill Brothers
Allegretti’s Chocolates
O. W. Hall
Ter
Enteenth Treet
Opposite City
Hall
Crescents
Ramblers
Tribunes
Stearns
Clevelands
Nationals
West
L. P. House
Corbett-Broad
H. P. Hynd
Wyoming Dental Company
Harper's Basar
Kitzmiller
Pantatorium
West 16Th Street
WM. Myers & CO
Messick
John Harrington
Miller's
Ars
David Miller
Ohio
E. S. Johnston
17Th St
de Laval
Excelsior Creamery
West 17Th St
Geo. H. Nagle
Chas. E. Miller
Corson
Union Mercantile Co
Gallafaction
C. L. Bolkley
Foren Opreseiny
Eddy Street
Dyer Hotc
Underwood Grocery Co
Underwood
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