Notable Visitors and Local Travel Notes in Cheyenne
A roundup lists Hugh McDonald of Setey, Alex Tapp, J. D. Smith of Casper, Charles Frazer of Polo Mountain, and others visiting Cheyenne. Judge Matson left for Douglas to hold court, A. L. Mason of Sheridan visits Cheyenne, and Ed Appel, John McGill, A. W. Atgspurgur appear in city for business or returns. Sheriff Roach and Deputy Hayes returned from Rawlins with several convicts. George W. Patterson and other officials transit through en route to court duties.
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Hugh McDonald
Setey
Cheyenne
Alex Tapp
Laramie
J. D. Smith
Casper
Albany
Charles Frazer
Polo Mountain
R. N. Matson
Douglas
United States
A.L. Mason
Sheridan
John Sedgwick
Grover, Colo
Ed Appel
John McGill
Laramle
Rawlins
A. W. Atgspurgur
Roach
Deputy Hayes
George W. Patterson
Lander
Local notes mix repairs sales emigration and courts
Community brief highlights watch repair shop claims no job too difficult and moderate prices. Local residents welcome arrivals from Chicago and report home purchases and rental changes. Public notices include incorporation of Medicine Bow Irrigation Co with $75000 capital and a pending marriage license for William Ogle and Bertha Calvert.
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W. C. Briscoe
Warren Avenue
Washington
Phon
S. P. Stevenson
Carey Avenue
Medicine Bow Irrigation Company
Secretary of State
William Ogle
Otis
Colo
Bertha Calvert
Fort Morgan
Douglas
William Gibson
Edwards
A. Y. Jones
District Court
Adams Express Company
Joe LeFors
Arizona
J. W. Bruner
Haliff
State Supreme Court
Cheyenne
Phoenix
John Harrington
D. Rideout
Scranton Leader Office Visit Highlights Delta Diploma
Scranton reports Mr Ridcott delivered a diploma in Denver and traveled to Cheyenne to honor Leater W Cornelius for completing an engineering course. Cornelius is noted as a first man on the Union Pacific. An advertisement promotes Aleta Hair Tonic at $1 per bottle with free scalp treatment, listed with a local phone and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Leader
Ridcott
Denver
Chayenne
Leater W. Cornelius
Bocome Engineering
Cornelhus
Union Pacific
Aleta
Fire probe widens over Board of Trade blaze linked to McNamara case
The U S Department of Justice pursues a high level inquiry into the December 19 fire that destroyed the Chicago Board of Trade building and its union files, amid suspicions of arson to hide records on the McNamara bomb outrages. Police and fire investigators anticipate arrests that could alter the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Department of Justice
Washington
Open Board of Trade
McNamara
Chicago Federation of Labor
Notice to Ice Users in Cheyenne 1912
Notice to the public in Cheyenne announces a pay cut in pricing and a start date of February 1, 1912. It contrasts manufactured distilled artesian water ice with ice from stagnant lake sources and promotes Cook Brothers Company at 26th and Capitol Ave as providing pure, clean ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Cook Brothers Company
26Th and
Capitol Ave
Why Should I Use Cuticura Soap
The ad touts Cuticura Soap as a preventive skin care aid with pure, refreshing properties. It claims benefits for hands, hair, and scalp, noting long wear and economy despite a higher initial cost. A free sample and skin guide are offered from Cuticura, Dept. M Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutic
Club Men Are No Good Says Reno Judge
Reno District Judge Moran declared New York club men unfit as husbands in open court. He granted a divorce to Mrs. Mabel J. Root from Wayne A. Root, a New York wire cloth manufacturer, after hearing her abuse and neglect claims.
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Reno, Nev
Nevada
Moran
New York
Cldb
Mabel J. Root
Wayne A. Root
Leap Year Bride Pays Way to Wedding in 190? Philadelphia
Frederick Carr of Germantown wed Margaret F. H. Molenkopf after she proposed to him in Philadelphia on February 7 and paid the carfare to Wilmington for the ceremony. She bought the ring and settled the clergy fee, saying she was tired of living alone and knew he loved her. The couple married the next day. Also noted is a dance by the Ladies Auxiliary to the B. of L. I. hall on Friday Feb 9 with 25 cent admission.
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Los Angeles
Cal
B. H Conners
Hall of Records
G. Ray Horton
Horton
Conners
Connera
Philadelphia
Frederick Carr
Germantown
Wilmington
George L. Wolf
Mra. Carr
Margaret FH. Molenkopf
Fred
B. of Ll. B
A. O. U W Hall
Woman's head crushed in with a hammer in Kansas City
Neighbors found Mrs. Lucetta Dorsett, a widow, dead at her home in Kansas City Missouri. One side of her head was crushed by a hammer. The body had lain for several hours. Police suspect robbery as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan City
Lucetta Dorsett
Interesting World Facts and Legacy Figures From An Ancient Ledger
A compiled survey lists the British life saving service since 1424 with lifeboats launched and rescues made, then shifts to scattered notes on Austria Italy and England. It cites wages in Austria, cremations in Scotland, fires in London and New York losses, Irish emigration, stamp issues, books published, hatpin fines, juvenile crime, and famous Americans linked to inventions and travel.
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England
London
New York
Yarmouth
Moyland
Ireland
Australian Commonwealth
South African Union
Creat Britian
Albert
Siam
State Leader Want Ads Offer Best Results
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Board OF Trade Fire
Ayer
Reno
Crubard
GROVE
Charice
Bulta
Mart Schagmer & Mare
Austria
Vienna
Scotland
Ita
Zurich
France
Republic
Lancastershire
Cheshire
Napoleon Bonaparte
Chistopher Columbus
Roosevelt
Caesar
Rome
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Yorktown
Congress
Senate
Cicero
Nero
Italy
Joseph
Wasserman
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