Local Notices and Classified Snippets
Community notes include Miller's watch repair shop on Carey Ave offering sturdy service at moderate prices. Marriage licenses issued to Chas Haratam and Ruth Whitemore of North Platte. Sheriff Roach ceases to be Lara mie county sheriff. Eli Robitaille injures leg in an accident at the Union Pacific roundhouse. Coldest day of winter hits 26 below zero with rails at Cheyenne disrupted. Homestead applications filed by Mitch el Ferguson Ava Wyoming and others in the federal land office. Wyoming maps Indian school selection.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
Roy Schenk
Mark A. Chapman
10Th
Chas. Haratam
Ruth Whitemore
North Platte
Neb
D. Gee
Capsio Avenue
Charity Hall
Mabel Bk, Smith
East Twenty-fifth Street
Sheriff Roach
Laramie County
Board of County Commissioners
Feli Robitaille
Union Pacific Roundhouse
Robitaille
St. John's Hospital
Cheyenne
D. M.laughlin
Bordeaux
Wyo
William Rutsachke
Witch
N. D
Clarence Hooey
Lusk
Henry J. Brekke
Mitchel
Guy Johnstone
State of
Police Court Sets Greek Row Case Free
In police court three Greeks faced Judge Howlitz on disturbing the peace. John and Andrew Gillies accused William Bill Burges of stealing a gun and giving Andrew a black eye. Testimony differed and the case was dismissed for lack of a peace to disturb.
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Howlitz
John
Andrew Gillies
William Burges
Bill
Andrew
Thas
Howlite
Rev Frank L Moore and Wife Honored by Cheyenne Church
The Congregational church of Cheyenne hosted a surprise reception for Rev. Frank L Moore and his wife as they received a chest of solid silver from congregations and societies. Resolutions celebrated seven years of service, thanked the couple, and announced Moore’s upcoming move to Denver to lead Congregational missions for Colorado.
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Congregational Church
Frank L. Moore
Moore
Congregational Church of
Cheyenne
F. L. Moore
Peir
Toma
Denver
Colorado
Local Congregation Honors Mr Moore and Family
The affair reflected high esteem and affection for Mr Moore and his family from the Cheyenne community and his good work within Cheyenne.
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Moore
Cheyenna
Fifteen Foreigners Now Naturalized as Citizens
Judge Riner admitted 15 aliens to U S citizenship in Wyoming court yesterday. Of 20 applicants, four were rejected and one case continued until January 7 for lack of full advice on the U S constitution. Names of admitted and rejected applicants are listed.
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Wyoming
Basketball Game with Laramie Canceled Over Fever Scare
Jimmy Hart, manager of the high school team, confirms the January 1 game against Laramie is off due to scarlet fever in the city. Players have had little practice since December 20 and no replacement date has been set. Local readers recall the November Laramie visit, when mumps swept through the team.
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Jimmy Hart
Laramie
University City
Good Scores in Weekly Bowling Contest
In the Box Ball alleys event last night entrants posted strong scores. Four bowled over 200 in a single game, and Krosse led with scores above that mark in all three events totaling 60 percent. O'Boyle topped 580, Lebhart after handicap to 18 pins net 657 for third, Stapleton finished fourth with 645.
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Four Bow
Krosse
Bill O'Boyle
Lebhart
Pines
Stapleton
Brickley Faces Amateur Rule Clash Over Payments
Boston January reports Charlie Brickley Harvard football star is in danger of banishment and losing captaincy after earning money through jobs linked to his football ability. The Amateur Athletic Union ruling follows Paul Withington’s ineligibility. Brickley also worked as newspaper correspondent and held a tailors firm post in New York.
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Boston
Charlie Brickley
Harvard
Paul Withington
Brickley
New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Hia Je Profesionaliam
Faults and Merits of Nation’s School Systems Compared
Washington tops the states in overall efficiency and New York ranks third, per a Russell Sage Foundation bulletin on state school systems. The report critiques teacher wages, school years, attendance, funding, building safety, and the reach of compulsory education across all 48 states.
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New York
Russell Sage Foundation
United States
Mississippi
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Ectheo
the Bulletin
South Carolina
Inington
Maryland
Oregon
Washington
North Carolina
New Mexico
Arkansas
Alabama
California
New England
Atlantic
Indiana
United States Bureau of Education
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Ohio
Xmeries
Philadelphia
Cermany
Messachusetta
France
The
Union
Gole Holds 821000 Award in Owl Creek Mining Case
In federal court Judge Riner overruled a motion for a new trial in the Owl Creek Mining case. Peter Golebug received 21000 damages after a coal fall crippled him, ending in paralysis. The appeal was argued after a prior jury verdict. the case originated from injuries while employed by Owl Creek Mining Co.
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Peter Golebug
Owl Creek
Riner
Golowan
Goleb
Laramie County Indebtedness Certificates Payment Notice
Notice to holders of all Laramie county certificates of indebtedness issued April 1912 to June 30 192, registered at the county treasurer’s office, will be paid on January 1 2018 or as presented at the treasurer’s office RaY Kk OLds, County Treasurer.
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Laramie
Laramie County
Wyoming
Ray Kk. Olds
Final Proofs for Coal Claims Filed in Land Office
Applications for coal proofs were made in the federal land office yesterday by William V. Knox of Derpington Wyoming Albert J. Atkinson of Morrill Nebraska and George J. Smith of Port Laramie Wyoming.
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Federal Land Office
Yeaterday
William V. Knox
Derpington
Wyo
Albert J. Atkinson
Morrill
Neb
George J. Smith
Port Laramie
Eight Regiments of Workers Rout Snow in Gotham
New York records a week of work by eight regiments, 4 000 horses, and clear sun and rain to rout a foot of snow from main thoroughfares. Slushy traffic and patient streetcar riders characterized the city as a Christmas season cleanup continued.
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Gotham
New York
Mutt and Jeff At Capitol Avenue Theater January 8
Local readers are urged to visit Capitol Avenue theater on January 8 for a comedy by Mutt and Jeff. The act promises humor and playful banter aimed at audience members, with lines about social life and family in a lighthearted, period-voice performance.
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Matt
Jeff
Capitol Avenue
Little Jeff
Capitol Aveneater
Mutt
Willie
Senator Bristow proposes seven member industrial board
Senator Bristow of Kansas today urged the senate to create a seven member industrial commission to take over the bureau of corporations and regulate any interstate business with annual gross receipts over five million dollars. He compared it to the Interstate Commerce Commission and its power over transportation firms.
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Washington
Bristow
Kansas
Senate
Bureau of Corporations
Interata
Commerce Commime Sion
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City News
Wondon
Rev
Mrs. Moore
M. A. Kline
Timothy F. Burke
Bartlett
O'Boyle
Lebhart Wee
Stapleton Ave
Forsythe
Brennan
Daffy Eeeeee
Gole
Citizens National Bank
Hexenne
Ak al Ee Aiate
Carey Avenue
A. Kent
Alec McClelland
Colonel Roosevelt
Greenwich Quarter
Ths
Madison Square
Capitol Avenue Theater
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