Real Estate Market Shows Scarcity Of Five and Six Room Homes
A Leader reporter found J. F. Ott amid papers in the Plains hotel office, noting a strong demand for mid sized rental houses. Ott lists several six room houses for sale at 3900 to 5500 dollars and reports many applicants for rent or purchase, signaling a brisk spring market.
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Leader
J. F. Ott
Plains
Ott
van Lennen Street
Park Addition
East 22Nd Street
City notices of visitors and registrations in Cheyenne
A list of people arriving and visiting Cheyenne on business, with several names and originating towns such as Dillland Laramie Meadow Wheatland Lusk Casper Pine Bluffs Garr and Burns. Individuals include Hugh McDonald A C Clayton Ada Aus ten Ada Wilkinson Elizabeth Wilkinson J W Barkhurst and J C Hanson among others. Deputy U S Marshal Snow travels for official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McDonald
Dillland
I. Baker
Laramig
A. C. Clayton
Cheyenne
Clarence Steck
Isa Innis
Meadow
David Rae
Anna Lon
Sirs
Ada Austen
Wheatland
Edwin Hall
Lusk
Plains
B. Helms
Lander
J. W. Barkhurst
Saratoga
Ada L. Wilkinson
Elizabeth Wilkinson
Pine Bluffs
I A. Ward
Casper
J. W. Ernest
Laramie
W. J. Griffin
Garr
Colo
Normandie
United States
Marshal Snow
J. C. Hanson
Burns
Woman’s letter credits Postum with health turn after quitting coffee
A Apple Creek woman recounts a dramatic health recovery after stopping coffee and switching to Postum. She describes heart trouble, nervous prostration, energy loss, and weight gain reversing within weeks, with improvements in mood, sleep, and daily tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Creek
Cheyenne Roundup Notes Local Guests and Visits
Miss Anna Low of Wheatland is a guest at the Albany. William Dunston returned to his home at Pine Bluffs yesterday after a few days' visit in Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Anna Low
Wheatland
Albany
William Dunston
Pine Bluffs
Local Notices and City Bits from Cheyenne
A collage of city notes: Miller’s Watch repair at 1709 Carey Ave offers high grade work at moderate prices. State board of accountancy met at the capitol with routine business. The Only Place for handmade trunks is 316 West 16th. Rawlins oil inquiry by Jamison and Trask. Mrs. Ligier offers hair and manicure services at 411 W 19th. Social music and christenings at Presbyterian church. Pure Food Commissioner Groshon reports snow and irrigation prospects. Cheyenne roads fair, garages in demand. Capitol vault nearing completion for state records. F. W. Dudley returns from California. Easter Wyoming Churchman issue out. State board of child and animal protection to inspect sheep pens. Charities and Reform reports 07 inmates at Buffalo home in March. Fiting Fannie Foss of Chugwater files on 200 acre deport claim. Sherman Co. involved in wall tinting.
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West 16Th Street
State Board of Accountancy
Walter B. Batchellor
I. C. Newlin
John R. Hutchison
Capitol
Stanton
23Rd St
Rawlins
Jamison
Trask
Ligier
19Th St
Presbyterian Church
Groshon
Cheyenne
Capitol Building
F. W. Dudley
Union Pacific
California
Dudley
Citiea
Wyoming Churchman
Cheyenne Printing Company
Humane Society
State Board of Child and Animal Protection
Bright
Kerr
State Board of Charities and Reform
Meldrum
Wyoming Soldiers Chain
Buffalo
Fannie Foss
Chugwater
Cheyenne Land Office
Desert Entry and Local Notable Church Visit in Wyoming
Desert entry by Walter C Fergus of Hedla Wyoming at the land office yesterday. Homesteads listed by Frank Turton Chugwater Gilbert Mille Meadow Grace Anderson Pridgeport Neb. Marscal Davis case and six month for forged money order. New Lingle State Bank incorporated with 10000 capital and directors John L McHonald WH Clarke Jr Edward H Reid W C Woods Fred W Frevert. Bishop Bashford to Cheyenne Sunday for Methodist service after eight years in China en route to May General Conference in Minneapolis.
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Walter C. Fergusson
Hedla
Wyoming
Land Office
Desert Clalim
Frank Turton
Chugwater
Gilbert Mille
Meadow
Grace Anderson
Pridgeport
Neb
Denver
Rowe Kearne Frenchville
United States
Marscal Davis
Sen
Lingle
Lingle State Bank
John L. McHonald
WH. 5S Clarke, Jr
Edward H. Reid
W. C. Woods
Fred W. Frevert
Berlin
Germany
Wyoming Farm Company
Casper
Natrona County
Cheyenne
J. W. Bashford
Methodist Episcopal Church
China
Methodist
Bashford
Honolulu
Minneapolis
Minn
Edholm and Akin Open New Jewelry Store Today
A Leader reporter found the new Jewelry store of Edholm and Akin ready for opening at 1A W. 16th St. Visitors will-be greeted by a courteous staff and receive a decorative souvenir. Early attendance is advised to avoid crowds. a unique show window lighting feature with a miniature balustrade is highlighted.
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Edholm
Akin
King Dodo Private Disappears From Fort Russell
Private Fletcher G Forney known as King 3 of the 11th Infantry at Fort Russell has left Cheyenne without leave. He previously vanished for a few days without permission and may do so again, while he advertises for The Orderly, the enlisted men’s military paper at Fort Russell.
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Fletcher G Forney
King 3
11Th Infantry
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Fort
King Dodo
Orderly
Amusements at the Atlia Delight Crowd with Daring Tricks
The show opened with the Bell Thaner Bros performing death defying tricks including a fifteen foot table jump. Gorham and Piplipa earned loud applause as eccentric dancers. Pittman Goudram and Conm breesy delivered fresh jokes. The pictures and music complemented a pleasant evening at the theatre.
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Atlia
Eform
Pittman
Goudram
Conm
Unclaimed Mail To Be Sent To Hospitals
Postmaster Hoyt reports from Postmaster General Hitchcock that undeliverable mail including pictures cards newspapers magazines and other periodicals will be given to hospitals asylums and reformatories. Previously such mail went to the dead letter office in Washington and was destroyed. The change is praised as beneficial for many who will enjoy the reading material.
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Hoyt
Hitchcock
Washington
THIS WOMAN'S TROUBLES GONE
Hindboro Illinois resident Mia Cuanica Martinson reports severe bearing down pain cramps dizziness and nervous weakness eased after using L. E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She credits quick improvement from the first bottle and urges other suffering women to try the remedy.
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Hindsboro, TL
L. E. Pinkham
Mia
Cuanica Martinson
Hindaboro
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
In Cathlamet Washington a nurse writes praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. The letter cites relief and recommends the product to readers, noting its long in-market history and widespread acclaim from users who share similar testimonials.
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Cathiamet
Lydia
Pickham
Elva Baneer
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Sherman Co
Royal Baking Powder
Miller’s
Carey Ave
Board of County Commissioners
Dodo
Forney High Private Disappears
ATLAS
James M. Newman
Capitol Ave
Federal Land & Securities CO
Chas. B. Bailey
Capitol Ave. OF Insurance
Porgio
Cap. Ave
Cheyenne City
WAVE
Cmiyenne
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