Local notices and updates from Cheyenne brief
Community items include Miller's-4e watch repair shop at 1709 Carey Ave and a trunk maker at 316 Watt 16th St. Firefighter McCleave improving at home in South Cheyenne. Three homesteads filed final proofs for 160-acre tracts, and Union Pacific offers $50 coast excursions with stopovers through Oct 1. Labor Day payments rule noted. Funeral for Mrs. Lamm set for Monday. State chemist Mere-ref visits, new homestead entries filed, Treland released by sheriff. Pardon petition for Joseph Kingham gains local support.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
Preston
Rock Springs
A. D. Preston
Watt 16Th Street
Frisco
Misa Florence Bradley
San Francisto
McCleave
Fire Department
South Cheyenne
Land Office
Clare Spellman
Diamond
Wyo
James M. McCord
Wheatland
Fidwin BE. Ryan
Saratoga
Coast
Union Pacific
California
Officinia
Tamm
George Lamm
St. Mary's Cathedral
Mere—ref. Mondy
State University At
Laramie
Thin City
Pure Food Department
New Homesteaders
Ralph J. Mldridge
Lead City
8. D
Cosain W. Lathrop
Barnim
Wis
Edmund Spenes
Claude Graham
Junction
Arthur B. Gobble
Patrick
Treland
Mayme Treland
Sherley
Colorado
Brighton
Kingham
Joseph Kingham
Leavenworth
Law Firm Dissolved and New Partnerships Formed
The law firm of Pearlatine & Howell dissolves and David J. Howell joins General Hugo Donselman. Pearlatine & Howell had existed in this city for two years. Jack O'Brien, mounted policeman, starts a lunch wagon on the West Side under Acting Mayor Nimmo and plans a two month trip to New York City this fall.
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Tswlved
Pearlsting & Howell
David J. Howell
Hugo Donselman
Carey Block
Pearlatine & Howell
O'Brien
Jack O'Brien
Nimmo
Mr. O'Brien
New York City
K of P Delegates Return From Moorcroft Convention
The representatives to the state lodge of the K of P left Cheyenne in a special car for Moorcroft for the annual convention and returned at noon. An order delay tied up the car at Sidney for hours. Several delegates from Union Pacific western points stay in town until later today.
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K. OF P
Moorcroft
Etate Eratid
Cheyanne
Sidney
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Police Chief Schoel Seeks Trial After Suspension
Chief of Police W G Schoel suspended Thursday by the police board has hired a lawyer and will request an earliest possible investigation. His hearing before the city council will take precedence over any police board inquiry as confirmed in office by the council.
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W. G. Schoel
Police Board
Writer’s Characters in a Time of Transition
A reflection on modern men and women living between old and new standards. The author blends past opinions with fragments from books and newspapers, scraps of attire, and torn holiday garments to illustrate a patched soul.
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B Strindberg
O Brien recounts Brighton trip and murder confession
O Brien describes arrest of Jake Sherley in Colorado and delivery to Adams county sheriff. He claims others informed him of involvement, explains intent to protect a loot stash, and denies selling the story to Denver papers. He cites terms with Cheyenne, Denver Post inquiries, and absence of legal constraint against writing for a newspaper.
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Weat
Mame
Brighton
J. H. Sherley
Sherley
Mame Irland
Denver
Jake Sherley
Lucerne
Colo
Cheyenne
Talbot
Sprighton
Wyoming
Adams County
Weld County
Carr, Cole
McClure
Scheel
Denver Post
Mr. Walker
The
Post
Jack O'Brien
Soldiers on West Sixteenth St Threaten Blatz Ber
A party of five including soldiers and civilians threatened to clean out the Blatz bar on West Sixteenth Street late last night and were taken in charge by the police.
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Blatz Ber
West Sixteenth Street
Break-in at Boyd Cigar Store nets small cash haul
A thief forced entry Friday morning at the Boyd Cigar Store on Carey Avenue through a rear window and pane, stealing about ten dollars and several streetcar tickets. Detective Holland witnessed a man fleeing and found the open window during the pursuit. police have no leads yet.
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Boyd Cigar
Carey Avenue
Holland
BUSINESS MEN TO MEET SECRETARY OF WAR STIMSON
Arrangements are made for an informal smoker at the Industrial club in Cheyenne to honor Secretary of War Stimson. Charles Riner met with Stimson before his departure for Polo Mountain and said the club would host, but Stimson preferred a simple, informal gathering over a banquet. He favors meeting business and professional men in a relaxed setting with cigars and refreshments. Invitations will be issued today.
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Industrial Club
Stimson
Charles Riner
Polo Mountain
Riner
Stimpson
Cheyenne
Cata
Orozco Trapped Again Near Juarez as Forces Move
Aug 30 reports tense movements by federal and rebel detachments around Juarez. Orozco's rebel forces retreat toward Jinaga while federals press into Bonora seeking to trap Groves, the rebel chief, amid a thinning rebel column.
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Juarez
Federala
Groves
Jinaga
Bonora
Fed
Orala
Orozco
Meat markets shut Monday at noon for Labor Day
Notices state all meat markets will close Monday at 12 o'clock noon in observance of Labor Day. Some text appears garbled mentioning locations and possible company names such as The Sherman Co, Banitan, and Wang Ade in a mall, but the legible action is the holiday closing.
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Tvs
Wang Ade
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Pierce
B. F. Drak
Utica
Ohio
R. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
Pacific
Westinghouse
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power CO
Schoel
Clara A. Tigler
19Th Street
Sherman Co
SEC. OF War
Albany
Billie
Frawley
Buechner Jewelry CO
Banitan
Tha Sherman Co
Wood
Ize
Mathews’ Market
Capitol Ave
Missouri
Edholm & Aiken
Union Pacific Watch
Plains
Cheyenne Coal Yards
W. 17Th St
Andrew
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