Destructive Esterbrook Forest Fire Ravages Converse County
In Esterbrook, Converse County, a severe forest fire has burned for days, destroying thousands of acres of timber and damaging ranch homes. G Bruner reports the Miller Gatley mill has burned, and George Chmau’s ranch home is damaged with sheep losses reported. A local firefighting effort fights the flames amid dry conditions. residents plan to form a Good Roads Club to improve regional roads, financed by memberships and annual dues.
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Wromi
Esterbrook
X “G. Bruner
Miler-Gatley
George Chmau
Horse theft charge follows arrest of Doupel and getaway
Dougina Tone and Mike Doupel faced arrest and charge for stealing a horse owned by Dr Sutphia of Box Elder Park. Ronnelly was detained at Medicine and returned to the town by Deputy Sheriff Howard Tackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougina
Tone
Mike Doupelly
Sutphia
Box Elder Park
Ronnelly
Medicine
Sheriif Howard Tackson
Injury Report From Axtell Horse Incident
Douglas June 30 J Axtell visiting Ws uncla August Johnson near this place is suffering injuries after being thrown from a horse and dragged a long distance through the streets His foot caught by the stirrup and he was kicked inside of Himes by the angry horseman.
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Douglas
J. Axtell
Ws Uncla
State Loses Pelts Tone 30 Jackson Deputy Game Warden
Deputy Frank Peterson arrives amid chaotic scene as state game wardens report losses and confusion over pelts and hunter enforcement. Local authorities cite tension and procedural delays in responding to wildlife violations.
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Jackson
Tone
Frank Peterson
State official reports missing pelts from local trappers
The section describes sixty one beaver pelts missing after arrests of several weeks ago. Deputy game warden seized the pelts and prepared to hold them as state property while an inquiry noted the Pelts were reportedly absent from the Peterson home where the family cheered their team.
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Pat
Wimier
Jock md
Peterson
Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station Faculty Named
An announced list details the University of Wyoming agricultural experiment station faculty with directors and specialists in botany chemistry animal pathology animal husbandry wool genetics and agronomy. Names include H G Knight director F S Burrage secretary Aven Nelson Phe D Hepner de Prien Faville Hill and others with roles in wool pathology agronomy stock supervision and clerical work.
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Laramie
Wic
Agricultural Experiment Station
The
University of Wyoming
H. G. Knight
A. M
F. S. Burrage
B. A
Aven Nelson
F. E
Hepner
Ph. G
M. S
de Prien
Imposter Convicted in Lodge Impersonation Case
Laramie June 30. W. L. News man a stranger to the city was arrested for impersonating a lodge member. He was tried by Justice Hynda, fined twenty dollars and sentenced to twenty days in jail. Newman wore an Odd Fellows pin without completing lodge initiation.
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Laramie
W. L. Newsman
Justice Hynda
Newman
Aviator and Wife Fly Mineola Course Together
New York June 30 Mrs Dit ford Harmon will have her own aeroplane within a month and plans to learn the art of flying from her husband. The pair flew a 10 mile test at Mineola with two seats on the machine and completed seven circles before Mrs Harmon declared she will own a craft of her own.
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New York
Mra
Ditford Harmon
Mra. Harmon
Mineola
Spanish War Vets Organize in Cheyenne Camp
Spanish War veterans organize in Cheyenne to form a local camp named in honor of Colonel Torrey who made life and service notable.
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Cheyenne
Torrey
Chinese War Over Gum Girl and Local Veterans Enlistment
A Cheyenne charter meeting of the Spanish War Veterans named Major W C Mentzer as commander and formed committees to draft by laws while recruiting officers were assigned. The group, 45 strong, named Col J G Torrey an honorary life member and awaited more entries. In New York Chinatown a tong war left one Chinese dead and two mortally wounded as police arrested two participants after a wave of shooting sparked by the Gow Gim kidnapping.
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Stull
Wharrman
W.C. Mentzer
William A. Connolly
William Osutt
George ©. Stull
Joseph River
James H. Magoon
L. R. Jones
Edward Fay
Arthur Gordon
Calvert H. Grant
Stanley J. Bingham
Lobbeus Chapman
W. PP
J.M. Mitchell
Denver
Cheyenne
New York
Chinatown
Four Brothers Society
On Leongs
Four Brothers
Pell and Molt Streets
William
Hodgins
Elizabeth Street
Hodging
Chiense
Gow Gim
Three Gamblers Fined After Club Stabbing
In a district court session Judge Matson arraigned three men linked to a fatal stabbing arising from a quarrel over a game at the Colored Citizens' club. Charles Hubbard and Steve Williams received 200 dollar fines each. Teddy Alcott, a white man tied to the game, was fined five hundred dollars and costs.
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Levi Tracey
Colored Citizens’ Club
Judge Matson
Charles Hubbard
Steve Williams
Tracey
Teddy Alcott
Glien Ator
Lve Waldred Dollara and
Cos
Atlas Last Bill Some Class Atlas Last Bill Some Class
The Atlas week end bill opened yesterday featuring The Graces Garner and Parker in harmony singing and monologue and Win ston Garners singing with organ and violin by Mrs Little and Miss Buchanan. The Hook and Bye by Nelson Haight and Laura Dean centers on a Spanish American War tale with a war correspondent returning to his fiancé. The Wandering Jew billed as the anatomical wonder offers extreme feats of joint dislocation and heart action cessation in plain view of the audience. Women in an interesting condition are asked to avoid the last half or leave during Ellis exhibition.
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Thea Atlas
Garner
Parker
Winston Garner
Hory City
Mrs. Little
Ita
Allag
Imid
Atlag
Wan Ellis
Dink
Atlas
Oklahoma Sued Over Property Charge by State
A reported legal action involves the Oklahoma state authorities charging the Pullman Company with property-related offenses. Charles Wat, general of Oklahoma, directs efforts through the interstate commission to pursue the case.
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Washington, Dy Gh
Pullman Company
Oklahoma
Drs
Nteretute Commiicipeon
Charles Wat
Bs Y General of
Pullmin Company
Freight berth rates vary to cities across the region
An ad notes berth rates from Oklahoma to Minnesota Missouri Kansas Texas Arkansas and Memphis Tennessee with no cost to view the lots for sale by G. S. Oliver at 220 West 19th Street telephone 574.
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Oklahoma
Minos
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Arkansas
Memphis
Tenn
G. S. Oliver
West 19Th ST
Sheridan's Resignation Stopped by Baseball Boss
Chicago June 130. President B B Johnson of the American league refused to accept Jack Sheridan's resignation as umpire. Sheridan, arriving from Washington, said he needs rest after more than 30 years behind the plate and headaches from the glare and constant concentration. Johnson hopes Sheridan will umpire the opening game at the new American league park on July 1.
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Sheridan
Chicago
B. B. Johnson
American League
Jack" Sheridan
Washington
Diamonds
Johnson
New
Dry farm expert to aid Wyomingites in new experiment station
Sherman County reports a dry farming expert will help Wyomingites start a state experiment station near Rock Springs. Dr. W. T. Cooke plans visits to Laramie Centennial and Coke before Cheyenne. Rev. Leon Hills organizes a Chautauqua set to open July 10.
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Leon
Hills
Few June Brides in Cheyenne This Year
June marriages in Cheyenne are lower than last year with only thirty five marriages recorded by yesterday's county clerk and fifty nine marriages in June 1900. The June wedding surge did not meet the prior year’s levels.
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Cheyenne
City Briefs and Local Notes Include Funeral and Sales
Mrs Glafcke the Florist offers cut flowers and floral work with phone service at 84 Carey Ave and 23d St Chiheo. A smoker souvenir distributed at the mine ware conference by the India trial club on the night of Tidy 8. The two and a half year old son of Mr and Mrs Merna of 1012 East Tenth Street died Wednesday afternoon from diphtheria. All Tan Ladies Oxford shoes 1.95 for ten days at Wasserman's Vacates Hotel. Henry Becker of Becker Hotel plans to vacate for Colorado Railway right of way work. Grass growing in gutters in the business section draws comment. Rain west of the city. heavy showers yesterday across a large area west and north of Cheyenne.
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Merna
East Tenth Street
Jury Dismissed as July Perjury Trial Nears
The district court jury is dismissed until July 8 when Alderman Low ery of Hartville faces perjury charges. The DeMint vs Sage verdict favored Sage. Albert Knoepfler and Luella Jenson of Denver received a marriage license. County commissioners begin their regular monthly meeting. Mayor P S Cook and council inspect Round Top reservoir.
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Alderman Lowery
Hartville
DeMint Vs. Sage
Albert Knoepfler
Luella Jenson
Denver
Cook
City Council
City Maglnear
Carlisle
Round Top Reservoir
Tale Brings Benefit to Dry Farm Crops East of Cheyenne
Reports from the dry farm district east of Cheyenne indicate crops greatly benefited by the Tale that fell on Wednesday. The weather event is described as a boon to local fields, with farmers noting improved soil conditions and moisture for forthcoming planting efforts.
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Cheyenne
Palace Pharmacy advertises Son-Born Try Withh Haze Cold Cream
An OCR fragment indicates Palace Pharmacy sells a product described as Son-Born Try Withh Haze Cold Cream. The legible text suggests a cosmetic item offered by the drugstore, though full details are incomplete.
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Palace Pharmiacy
Five Room House Full Lot Listed on South Front
Real estate listing highlights a complete five room house on a full lot in the South Front area, with address 220 West 19th Street and phone reference 874 for contact. The ad notes a verifiable listing code G2S 611 and price 900.
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19Th ST
Chicago Preacher Sparks Crusade at Chautauqua
Dri Hopkins, pastor at Plymouth Church in Chicago, warned that women in restaurants and social vice near city churches threatened the pulpit. The protest drew a furore, but Hopkins proved his case to the people and press, launching a generation’s great crusade in Chicago. He remained a popular lecturer and promised to please at the event.
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Plymouth Church
Dri Hopkins
Chicago
Hopkins
Chautauqua Program Aims to Educate All Classes
A brief note describes the Chautauqua program intended to educate all classes of people with engaging features that interest every person.
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William Meyers Dry Goods CO
State News
Converse County
Goo Ronde Club
Good Roads Club
Horkemma
Sherman Go
cHhune Oam
J. Gi. Torrey
Hobainntt
Re Ee
Cheater Eppbh Dewtius
Ban Johnson
Sherman Co
City. Briefs
Oxfords
Wasserman's
Henry Becker
Becker Hotel
Colorado Railway Company
Gas Man
A. G. Langenbach
Electric Light and Gas
National Association of Commercial Gas Men
Sage
Frederick R. Hopkins
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
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