We the People: Local dignitaries visit Cheyenne
Former County Commissioner Dunstan returns to Pine Mafta after several days in the city. J. D. Woodruff, once a Fremont County business leader, now in Mexico, visits Cheyenne. Various residents and visitors, hotel registrations, and consultations on seeds for next year's planting are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunstan
Pine Mafta
J. D. Woodruff
Fremont County
Mexico
Cheyenne
Jeffery
Hugh McGee
Granite Canona
J. 8. McGinley
Buford
Metropolitan Hotel
A. F. Anderson
Rock Spring
Plaina Hotel
BE. P. Baker
Horse Creek
Inter Ocean
Local items and notices from a late issue
A collage of brief notices including a convict sent to the penitentiary for a term of one to five years, an art exhibit at the gymnasium, a forthcoming Germany trip by local residents, requests for old Leader issues, a Scandinavian graduate and gymnastic teacher, a chiropodist and beauty services, warnings about fake canvassers for Good Roads, hog cholera concerns along Crow Creek, Wyoming National Guard encampment plans, and Capt A A Underwood with a sprained ankle limping home after a streetcar incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gunston
Carey Ave
Joseph Wasserman
Gyirnasium
Germrmhy
P. J. Gauff
William Gauff
Germany
Empire
V. Holstein
Maseuer
Nora Halstein
Crow Creek
Wyombwe
Wyoming
Wyoming National Guard
Maneuver Grounds
A. A. Underwood
Civil and local notices from a Wyoming town
The column lists various items including court activity with a jury excused, piano lessons offered by Mrs Brisco at 2015 Warren Avenue, burial arrangements for William Merrifield of Laramie, funeral attendance returning by train, Captain Hardy’s rifle expertise linked to Frontier Day, a world tour planned by Mr and Mrs W S Edmiston, and ongoing installation of 400 wire lead encased cables for the telephone system with many workers on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. W. C. Brisco
Warren Avenue
Laramie
William Merrifield
Omaha
George
Marsh
Y-Cross Ranch
Hardy
Captain Hardy
Colorado National Guards
Barkwell
Edmiston
New York
Death ends case of solitary English pianist
Thomas Cawthorne aged 67 born in England, a piano tuner, died as a lonely stranger with no relatives in the country. He was found frozen near the poor farm and will be buried at county expense. Coroner Dr. Baird learned from the Colorado Prison Association that he had just finished a 0 day sentence and left prison in poor health. He had no known relatives. the association had no further news after sending him to a city physician.
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Thomas Cawthorne
Froen
Baird
Colorado Prison Association
Denver
England
Ife
Association
Beard
Starving Boy Found Frozen in Locked Freight Car
In Cincinnati on January 26 James Fry a seventeen year old boy was found in a freight car frozen and near death. He had been locked inside last Tuesday in Peru Indiana by pranksters. He was rushed to the city hospital where doctors fear for his life as he struggles to swallow food.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
James Fry
Peru
Ind
Hoe
Stockholders Meet of Mexican Co in City
The Chihuahua Lumber and Manufacturing Co of Chihuahua and Wyoming capitalists held its annual meeting at the Plains hotel. Clarence B. Richardson, J. D. Woodruff and Hoffman Bros. attended. Richardson said business was prosperous despite the revolution disruptions. The firm runs lumber camps and two Chihuahua City factories employing 500 to 700 people. Richardson, Woodruff and Dickenson cited good transport and hopeful times after General Reyes's suppression, with Madero’s reform ideas and Mexico’s wealth offering American enterprise opportunities.
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Old Mexico
Chihuahua
Richardson
Mexican Republic
Mr. Richardson
Chihuahua City
Mr. Woodruff
Orient Railroad
Ed. Dickinson
Union Pacific
Mexico
Fresh Heinz Canned and Bottled Goods at Washington Market
A fresh supply of Heinz canned and bottled goods is available at the Washington Market. For ordering and inquiries call phone 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warrington
Hanson Saturday Candy Cocoanut Fudge Special
Portland Oregon residents report a Chinese community led pursuit of murder suspects linked to Seid Bing, a wealthy Chinese man found murdered in Seattle. three American suspects traced to Salem Oregon as the hunt continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Portland
Ore
Seid Bing
Seattle
Ned
Balem
Oregon
Senate passes Gamble bill opening vast Cheyenne land tract
Washington January 26 The senate approved the Gamble bill allowing one million two hundred thousand acres of land on the Cheyenne reservation in South Dakota to be opened for agricultural entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Db. C
Senate
Cheyenne Reservation
South Dakota
Heath Board and Doctors to Meet in Cheyenne
The state board of health with Dr. Harris Dr. Hurd and Dr. Wyman will join the state board of medical examiners including Dr. Johnson Dr. Tonkin and Dr. Tyrrell for a three day meeting at Cheyenne in June. Date not fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Harris
Nasin
Hurd
Sheridan
Wyman
Gheyenne
State Board of Medical Examiners
Johnson
Newcastle
Tonkin
Riverton
Tyrrell
Laramie
Cheyenne
Warm-hearted Judge in Wyoming Offers Free Marriages
D C Adams justice of the peace in Garland volunteers to marry any couple who says the woman proposed, praising his promise as the true test. He joins Cheyenne justices in advocating kind acts while Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as outstanding and widely sold by druggists.
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D. C. Adams
Garland
Cheyenne
Roads in National Park Comprehensive Description
This piece explains Yellowstone National Park's creation by Congress in 1872 and details its vast terrain, climate extremes, and rugged terrain. It outlines the need for roads to provide access, the development of a park road system from 1883 to 1906, the belt line circuit, key tourist centers, and the role of stage transport. It notes gradients, driving limits, sprinkling needs, and a per capita franchise tax to fund maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone Lake
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
Portland
Interior Department
Congress
Ius
Tirandour
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as fast relief for stomach tightness and indigestion. It claims benefits after meals, improved appetite, better sleep, and a calmer disposition, with endorsements from doctors and people alike. Free trial offer available from the Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ape Petite Stuart
Stuart
Flay Stuart Co
Stuart Ridge
Manshall
Mich
Washington Market Name Changes Pending
A garbled OCR item appears to refer to the Washington market or marquee and a possible name change. The readable fragment suggests discussions around branding or designation but lacks concrete details, dates, or involved organizations.
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Lliams Mfg. CO
Props
Cleveland
Roedel
A. E
Wi—Mra. W. Clark
Kant 22Nd Street
Telephone Company
Potters' Field
Reserr le
Oaely
R. V. Pierce
Bufflo
N.Y
OF Mexican CO
Owuthuahua Lumber Company
Mer. Richardson
Alfred Benjamin Co
Benjamin
Meyer
F. J. Haynes
Monida & Yellowstone Stage Company
Secretary of the Interior
Yellowstone River
Montana
Idlaho
Delaware
Rhode Island
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