City Visitors Reported From Nearby Towns
We the People notes multiple visitors and registered guests in Cheyenne from Wheatland Glendo Buffalo Casper Evanston Loveland Douglas Sheridan Garland Laramie and Casper on various business trips and lodging at the Plains Normandie Albany and Metropolitan venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatland
John Hubbard
Glenda
S. A’ Pollack
Buffalo
Edward Bowers
Lander
Luean Miller
Horse Creek
Metropolitan
M. Kennels
Campstool
William Kelting
LaGrange
Cheyenne
F.C. Braman
Evanston
The
Plains
M. Blakey
Casper
Chas. G. Buechner
M. H. Barnes
R. &. Warren
W. Johnson
Colin Campbell
Douglas
Irrigated Lands For Sale Or Lease By Government
Caele Sam announces 45 000 acres of irrigated land for sale or lease on Dig Wind River and Little Wind River in the Shoshone Wind River Indian Reservation Wyoming. Low initial price with rent rising to 1 50 per acre after ten years water free first year. Details from the Office of Indian Affairs Washington or Wind River Indian School superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caele Sam
Pueblo Post Office
Dig Wind River
Little Wind River
Shoshone
Wind River Indian Reservation
Wyoming
Office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D
Wind River
Taffeta Silk Fuss Sparks Illinois Debate
A brief Bloomington Pantagraph note mentions Rosofeta and the tension over whether to shade taffeta silk as a preferred material, reflecting a local fashion discussion from Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Bloomington
Local Notices and Updates From Cheyenne
Multiple brief items from Cheyenne Wyoming include Miller’s watch repairs on Carey Ave, Chihuahua arrival of Richardson, new Ford agency moved to Central Ave, Grand restaurant fire, Simpson hired as draftsman, Beuchner jewelry Easter display, State Board of Equalization meeting today, spring garden prep, Pit Covert buys a Seventeenth and Peblican home, Secretary Houx returns from California, State Board of Control meeting planned, homestead filings by Ortland and Rieman Meeker, Gree n River officials on state business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligier
19Th St
Earl Boyle
Ford Cars
Auto Livery Service
Capitol Garage
Central Avenue
Grand Restaurant
16Th Street
Clinia V. Simpson
The
Tribune Lockman Farmer
United States Surveyor General
Simpson
University of Wyoming
Beuchner Jewelry Co
Harry Stevick
Rouch
Dreser
State Board of Equalization
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Pit Covert
H. M. Bennett
Denver
Seventeenth and
Peblican
George Davidson
California
Houx
Louis Jabelmann
Frank Knittle
Douglas
OC. W. Stroud
Sheridan
G. Ralph Hoover
Basin
Francis, Rieman
Sunrise
Henry A. Meeker
Harrison
Neb
Land
Hawline
Newlin
Rawlings
Green River
Putnam and
Morgan
Municipal Elections Forbidden in Small Towns
Special report from Thermopolita notes Attorney General Preston’s opinion declaring no municipal elections in towns with populations under 2000 or over 1000. Incumbents will hold over until successors are elected and qualified, even beyond their terms, with May 1910 councilmen serving until May 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolita
Preston
Opening of New Jewelry Store Saturday in Cheyenne
The Eid holm and Akin company plans to open a new Cheyenne jewelry store next Saturday in store room 102 W. Téth St. Plains Hotel building. The firm operates four other outlets and serves as official watch inspectors for major railroads. They showcase diamond pieces valued up to $2,500 and offer a broad stock of watches, clocks, and jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eidholm and Akin Company
Cheyenne
W. Téth St
Plains Hotel
Areporter
Evanston
Wyo
M Tpller
Idaho
Sparka
Nevada
Union Pacific
Southern Pacfic
Oregon Short Line
State Receives Second Oil Royalty Payment
The State of Wyoming collected its second royalty from Casper oil fields, operated by Midwest Oil. Two wells flowed strongly and a third was nearing production, with 31 051 barrels taken in March yielding about 1507 dollars for the state, under a one tenth output royalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Casper
Yeale
Mid West Oil Company
Rental homes in demand as spring nears
The city faces a renters market after a dull season as workers left town and vacancies rose. Landlords plan to paint and clean up properties while rents may drop now but could rise again when the market tightens. Real estate agent C B Bailey reports strong activity with Park addition sales and new homes, including the Morris and Cass properties, offering small down payments and monthly instalments. Excavation begins for the Citizens National Bank building at Carey Ave and 18th St, hailed as a premier Cheyenne project of 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas B. Bailey
Capitol Avenue
Batley
Park
Morris
Bailey
John N
Hattie Marks
Marks
G. W
Sadie Cass
D. C. aBrkesdale
Barkesdale
Citizen's National Bank
Carey Avenue
18Th Street
Cheyenne
Schimits
State Lands to Be Offered for Sale
State Land Commissioner Hopkins announces a sale of state lands in Sheridan L448.37 acres Laramie 160 acres Carbon 360 acres Crook 320 Weston 240 Big Horn 300.82 Park 490 acres totaling 3019.19 acres. Minimum bid is 10 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Sheridan County
Laramie County
Carbon County
Crook County
Weston County
Big Horn County
Park County
Thig
Tired of Woman's Talk, Husband Kills Himself
Henry Johnson killed himself in Houghton Michigan on April 3 leaving a note for his widow. The message urged her not to talk him to death now that she can take a third husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton, Mich
Henry Johnson
Bla
Ayer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pierce
India
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
Postum Cereal Company Ltd
Battle Creek, Michigan
Carey Ave
Chihuahua
C. B. Richardson
Mexico
West 16Th Street
American Electric Shoe Shop
West 18Th St
Hdholm and Aiken Company
Sands
Bird
Pilrtedra
Cheyenne Real Estate
Chas
B. Bailey
Federal Land & Securities GO
Federal Land & Securities CO
Chas. B. Bailey
Cap. Ave
Cheyenne City
James M. Newman
Capitol Ave
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