Large Forest Fire Ravages Esterbrook Ranch Lands
A major forest blaze in Esterbrook, Converse County, Wyoming, destroys thousands of acres of timber, damages ranch homes and gear, and threatens livestock. G Bruner and the Miller Gatley mill suffer losses, while George Chmau’s ranch house is badly damaged and flocks suffer. Firefighters struggle amid dry conditions as locals form a Good Roads Club to fund road improvements with member dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wromi
Esterbrook
X “G. Bruner
Miler-Gatley
George Chmau
Arrest of man on horse theft tied to Dr Sutphia case
Tone Dougina and Mike Doupel ly faced charges after a horse stolen from Dr Sutphia of Box Elder Park was recovered. Deputy Sheriff Howard Jackson escorted the suspect to the proper location from Medicine Hall where the arrest occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougina
Tone
Mike Doupelly
Sutphia
Box Elder Park
Ronnelly
Medicine
Sheriif Howard Tackson
Axtell Man Injured After Horse Incident
Douglas June 30 report that J Axtell visiting Ws uncla and August Johnson sustained injuries after being thrown from a horse. Axtell’s foot caught in the stirrup and he was dragged through the streets, kicked and dragged, suffering a curious injure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
J. Axtell
Ws Uncla
State Loses Pelts Tone 30 Jackson Deputy Warden Event
Deputy Game Warden Frank Peterson arrives amid turmoil as state losses of pelts strain enforcement. The incident highlights concerns over wildlife protection and the deputy's response to mounting pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Tone
Frank Peterson
State official reports missing beaver pelts in property case
In the section of the state a fatally confused report notes sixty one beaver pelts considered private property of the state. The deputy game warden seized the pelts weeks ago after some trappers were arrested. The Peterson family denies any knowledge of the missing pelts claiming no entry or theft at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Wimier
Jock md
Peterson
University of Wyoming Names Agricultural Station Faculty
The June 20 notice lists the University of Wyoming agricultural experiment station staff led by director H. G. Knight A.M. The secretary is F. S. Burrage B.A. with botanist Aven Nelson M.S. Phe D. and chemist F. E. Hepner among others. The roster includes animal pathologist 0 de Prien M.D. V and wool expert J. Oviatt B.S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Laramie Lodge Case
In Laramie on June 30, W. L. News man was arrested for impersonating a lodge member. He was fined twenty dollars and sentenced to twenty days in jail after Justice Hynda found him guilty for wearing an Odd Fellows pin without completing lodge initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
W. L. Newsman
Justice Hynda
Newman
Aviator Wife Plans Own Airplane After Mineola Flight
New York June 30 Mrs Dit ford Harmon plans to own and fly her own aeroplane within a month. She will have her husband supervise the operation after she completed a 10 mile flight at Mineola this morning. He piloted the machine with two seats but she took the extra seat and rose seven laps before landing with resolve to own a craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mra
Ditford Harmon
Mra. Harmon
Mineola
Spanish War Vets Organize Cheyenne Camp Named
Spanish War veterans organize a Cheyenne camp named in honor of Colonel Torrey who made life. The report lists organizers and aims for the post as a community service and memorial effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Torrey
Chinese War Over Gum Girl and Cheyenne Veterans
A Cheyenne article reports the local Spanish War Veterans charter meeting with 45 members, officers elected, and a Torrey Camp named for life honorary member Colonel J. G. Torrey. Separately New York Chinatown records a tong war between Four Brothers and On Leongs, with multiple casualties and police intervention after the Gow Gim kidnapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
New York
Chinatown
Four Brothers Society
On Leongs
Four Brothers
Pell and Molt Streets
William
Three Gamblers Given Heavy Fines In Court
In the district court Judge Matson arraigned three men linked to a fatal quarrel at a Colored Citizens' club over a gambling game. Charles Hubbard and Steve Williams, both Black, were fined $200 each for gambling, while Teddy Alcott, a white man, received a fine of $1,000 and costs before being returned to jail. Levi Tracey was killed in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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’s end program opened with The Graces Garner and Parker in harmony singing and a monologue story. Miss Winston Garner sang to organ and violin by Mrs. Little and Miss Buchanan. The Hall features The Hook and Bye by Nelson Haight and Laura Dean and a bizarre anatomical act by Wand Ellis billed as the “anatomical wonder.” The exhibition warns pregnant spectators to leave during Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea Atlas
Garner
Parker
Winston Garner
Hory City
Mrs. Little
Ita
Allag
Imid
Atlag
Wan Ellis
Dink
Atlas
Oklahoma charges against Pullman Company by state it seems
An attack was made on charges brought by the state of Oklahoma against the Pullman Company. The case involves the interstate commerce commission and is directed by Charles Wat, general of Oklahoma, with the state pursuing the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dy Gh
Pullman Company
Oklahoma
Drs
Nteretute Commiicipeon
Charles Wat
Bs Y General of
Pullmin Company
Berths Vary In Rates To Southern Points
An ad lists berth rates from Oklahoma to Minos Missouri Kansas Texas Arkansas and Memphis Tennessee. It claims customers can view lots with no cost and provides G S Oliver contact at 220 West 19th Street and phone 574.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Minos
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Arkansas
Memphis
Tenn
G. S. Oliver
West 19Th ST
Sheridan's Resignation Holds Up Umpire Plans
Chicago reports President B. B. Johnson of the American League refused to accept Jack Sheridan's resignation as umpire. Sheridan, citing 30 years of work and headaches from constant glare, arrived from Washington where he quit. Johnson hopes to have him officiate the opening game at the new American League park on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Chicago
B. B. Johnson
American League
Jack" Sheridan
Washington
Diamonds
Johnson
New
Dry farm expert to aid Wyomingites in Sherman County
Sherman County reporters note a dry farm expert will assist Wyoming growers. Dr. W. T. Cooke, invited by A. Kendall of Rock Springs First National Bank, will help start a dry farm experiment station near Sherman City with local landowner support. He will tour Laramie Centennial and Coke before Cheyenne return. Rev Leon Hills coordinates upcoming Chautauqua opening July 10.
Few June Brides in Cheyenne This Year
June weddings in Cheyenne were notably sparse with only thirty five marriages recorded by the county clerk by the end of June, well below the fifty nine marriages in June 1900, signaling a slow wedding month for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
City Briefs Offerings and Local Notices
Mrs Glafcke the Florist offers choice cut flowers and floral work phone 84 Carey Ave and 23d St Chiheo Smoker A smoker will be given to delegates to the mine ware conference by the India trial clun the night of Tidy 8 Succumbs to Diphtheria The funeral of the two and one half year old son of Mr and Mrs Merna of 1012 East Tenth street was held Wednesday afternoon The Child died from diphtheria All Tan Ladies Oxford s 195 regular 4 at Wasserman s Vacates Hotel Henry Becker proprietor of the Becker hotel plans to vacate the building to allow the Colorado Railway company right of way Grass growing in gutters in parts of the business section draws comment Rain fell west of the city heavy showers from Cheyenne area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merna
East Tenth Street
Henry Becker
Becker Hotel
The
Colorado Railway Company
Hartville Alderman Perjury Trial Set for July
The district court jury was dismissed until July 8 when Alderman Low ery of Hartville will face a perjury trial. DeMint v Sage jury returned a verdict for Sage. Albert Knoepfler and Luella Jenson of Denver were granted a marriage license. County commissioners begin regular monthly meeting. Mayor Cook and city officials plan to inspect Round Top reservoir today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Lowery
Hartville
DeMint Vs. Sage
Albert Knoepfler
Luella Jenson
Denver
Cook
City Council
City Maglnear
Carlisle
Round Top Reservoir
Tale Brings Beneficial Rain to Dry Farm District
Reports from the dry farm district east of Cheyenne say crops greatly benefited by the rainfall that fell Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Palace Pharmacy Sells Son-Born Try Withh Haze Cold Cream
A local drugstore advertises a product named Son-Born Try Withh Haze Cold Cream, offered through Palace Pharmacy with details on availability and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Pharmiacy
Five Room House for Sale South Front Lot
Advertising brief notes a full five room house with a large lot at 611 Ver. 220 W. 19th St. Contact phone 874 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
19Th ST
Chicago Preacher Sparks Crusade in City Churches
A Plymouth Church pastor Dri Hopkins asserted society women were habitual drinkers in restaurants and that social vice shadowed city churches. The claim created a furore but Hopkins proved it to the people and the press launching a generation’s greatest crusade in Chicago. Hopkins, a popular lecturer, will please you at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Church
Dri Hopkins
Chicago
Hopkins
Chautauqua Program Aims to Educate All Classes
The outline describes a Chautauqua program designed to educate all social classes and engage each person with features that will interest individuals, offering broad lectures and cultural programs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Meyers Dry Goods CO
State News
Converse County
Goo Ronde Club
Good Roads Club
Horkemma
Sherman Go
cHhune Oam
J. Gi. Torrey
W. PP
J.M. Mitchell
Hodgins
Elizabeth Street
Hodging
Chiense
Gow Gim
Hobainntt
Re Ee
Cheater Eppbh Dewtius
Ban Johnson
Sherman Co
Leon
Hills
City. Briefs
Oxfords
Wasserman's
Gas Man
A. G. Langenbach
Electric Light and Gas
National Association of Commercial Gas Men
Sage
Frederick R. Hopkins
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!