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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1908

Page

4

Burlington Extends Line To Thermopolis Big Horn Country

The Burlington Railroad plans immediate construction of a 210 mile extension from Guernsey to Thermopolis Wyoming connecting southern Wyoming with the Big Horn region. The move aims to boost traffic to Cheyenne and support irrigation and livestock industries as Burlington officials evaluate resources seen during a three week inspection tour.

Burlington Railroad Wyoming Big Horn Country Guernsey Larami County Thermo Fremont County Burlington Thermopolis Cheyenne Big Horn D. Willard G W., Holdredge Missouri River T. KE. Calvert H. &. Byram Cody Big Horn Hot Springs Wyomng Yellowstone National Park Kirby

Personal notes from Pine Bluffs and nearby towns

George Selis is in Pine Bluffs. Gov. B. B. Brooks has returned from Casper. W. E. Chaplin went south yesterday afternoon. Mrs. B. Predmonthy departed for Denver yesterday afternoon. Gen. Hugo Donzelman is in Torrington on business. Special Agent Tim Kellner of the Union Pacific went east yesterday. Mrs. Robert McCabe and Mrs. John McCabe visiting in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Friend visiting their aunt, Mrs. F. P. L. Jos ih Col. and Mrs. R. A. Proctor and daughter returned from Rawlins. G. S&S. Walker expected to return from the east tomorrow or Monday. Chairman D. N. Stickney in Denver, Miss. Allie Jewell from the South Dakota Orphans home was in the city yesterday. Hayden M. White departed for the north. Bernard Faymonville of San Francisco arrived for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conway. Sheriff F. E. Smalley, County Clerk C. E. Artist, County Commissioner Samuel Corson and County Treasurer John Schuneman are still in the eastern part of the county.

George Selis Pine Bluffs B. B. Brooks Casper W. E. Chaplin B. Predmonthy Cnver Hugo Donzelman Torrington Tim Kellner Union Pacific Robert McCabe John McCabe Denver RE. H. Friend FP. L. Josih R. A. Proctor Rawlins G. S&s. Walker D. N. Stickney Democratic State Central Committee Miss Allie Jewell South Dakota Orphans’ Home Hayden M. White Congress Bernard Faymonville San Francisco Henry Conway FE. J. Smalley C. E. Artist Samuel Corson John Schuneman

Wyoming Laramie County voters hear two sheriff and commissioner pledges

Open letters from WM. STOREY WM. B. DUNSTAN and a sheriff candidate urge support for county commissioner four and two year terms and for sheriff. They promise honest economical administration, qualified appointments, and governance without fear or favoritism, urging voters to back them on election day.

Laramie County State of Wyoming WM. Storey

What Happened to Brown Burlesque at the Atlas

Crowds at the Atlas praise Ella Wilson company in What Happened to Brown. The engagement ends tonight with strong acting and superior features. The pictures are noted as worth the admission for clean live entertainment by top vaudeville specialists from multiple regions.

Atlas Ella Wilson Brown Cheyenne Playhouse The Australia Canada South Africa Great Britain Europe United States of America

Will Open Cheyennee's First Rathskellar

Talbot and Myers dissolve their Palm saloon on Sixteenth Street. John Myers will continue the business. Tal Potter plans to open a Rathskeller in the Tivol basement.

Talbot & Myers Sixteenth Street John Myers Tal Potter Tivol

Noted Boston Society Woman Testifies in Lowell Cult Hearing

Mrs Helen Shaw, a wealthy Boston society figure, testified at probate court about the Mazdan cult and its dew bath rites in Lowell Massachusetts. She described wearing a union suit and an angel robe during ceremonies and denied plans to donate her fortune to the cult. The case adjourned for further examination of the temple scene next week.

Boston Mass Mazdaznan Helen Shaw Mia, Shaw Mrs. Shaw Lowell

Meeting of Bryan Club Carded for Evening Session

All members of the Bryan club and candidates on the democratic county and city tickets, along with county committee members, are asked to meet at Bryan hall A U W building on Eddy street at 7:30 this evening. Full attendance is requested due to important business to be transacted.

Bryan Club Bryan Hall Eddy Street W. B. Ross Bartlett

Social Dance Tonight At W H Halladvertised

An evening promoted as social dance at W H Hall features De Witte Kidney and Bladder Pills claims of unique effectiveness. Advertisements emphasize alarm clocks priced from 860 to 1.85 and mention Sherman Co window glass and archiean Jewel-en Sign painting.

A. B. Rodel Archiean

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