Market Report From New York and Midwest Livestock Trade
Market notes show New York financials with copper at 86% and steel around 112 while Illinois and Nebraska markets report cattle receipts at 2,800 with mixed prices native steers 6.00 to 6.25 and western cattle 5.25 to 8.16. hogs 18,700 head with prices 7.00 to 7.40 while sheep and lambs firm 4.50 to 7.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
Amalgamated Copper
American Sucor
Atchison
Great Northern
New York Central
North Pacific
Lal Flanding
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
W. 8
Stel
Ti. U
Steel, Ptd
South Omaha
Neb
Western
Texas
Democratic sheriff nominee hopes in Laramie county primaries
A candidate announces to voters in Laramie county a bid for the Democratic nomination for sheriff subject to the August primary. The statement mentions Frank B. Roach and Edward G. Schoel as related figures in the contested race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
Local notices and business briefs from Cheyenne area
Several items list new stores and services, legal notices, and community updates. Moesars Tatty and Fox plan Capitol avenue theatre building store with men's furnishings. Notary Peter J Petrin appointed. Joba Miller's Watch shop advertised. Stray dogs 109 killed in June. Elk's convention plans and local travels noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller's
Caray Ave
J, II
Vin Torn
Cody
Riner
Carey
Peter J, Petrin
Opal
10Th Street
Kelly
M. A. Turpin
Eddy
Tf Land Office
Henry B. Lewis
Hartville
Albert Bluemel
Hadford
Moesars, Tatty and Fox
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Portland
Laramie
David Nimmons
Tarry
George Davidson
Epicacopa
Chicago
K. of P. Lodge
Fort Collins
Officials Banquet Highlights Union Pacific Meeting
Union Pacific officials met at the Plains after a gathering in the superintendent’s offices. Out of town executives plus local leaders attended the winter banquet with named officials including Maitland Ottman Sullivan Woodruff Olmstead Beck Britten Dally Vaughn Bowens McCabe Jeffers Kingsford. Pack passes for old employees were extended from June 30 to December 31 this season amid Wyoming division reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
W. M. Jeffera
Plains
G. F. Maitland
J. A. Ottman
D. B. Sullivan
A. W. Woodruff
D.C. Olmstead
Whitcomb Funeral Held at Family Residence
The funeral of Mrs. Br. W. Whitcomb was held at 4:00 PM from the family residence 3223 Carey Avenue. Rev. Davidson and Dr. Rafter of the Episcopal church conducted the services with pallbearers Emerson Glafcke Timothy F. Burke Charles Carey Warren Richardson A. D. Johnston Clarence Richardson Lea le Snow and Perey Hoyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Avenue
BR. W. Whitcomb
Rev. Davidson
Dr. Rafter
Episcopal Church
Emerson Glafcke
Timothy F. Burke
Charles Carey
Warren Richardson
A. D. Johnston
Clarence Richardson
Leale Snow
Perey Hoyt
Meat Markets Closure Notice
All meat markets will be closed all day on July ith. This notice is issued by The Sherman Co.
Fallen Women Forged 1O Pay 100 For Shack
In Cheyenne Virginia Dare resort case five women faced Judge Wellnitz after disputes over a $150 monthly rent charged by landlord C S Broderick for a frame shack. The women, noted in tatters, were discharged with a warning to keep peace in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shack
Went End
Samuel Shickling
Judge Wellnitz
C. S Broderick
Justice Wellnits
Cheyenne
Miners to Fix Scale at Cheyenne Meeting
The Wyoming State Federation of Labor meets in Cheyenne on July 8, followed by the District Convention of Mine Workers. The key Scale Convention opens on July 22 with District 22 delegates drafting agreements ahead of talks with coal company officials. The current scale expires in September with no anticipated major changes and little friction expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Wyo
Wyoming State Federation of Labor
Cheyenne
Inter Ocean Hotel Cafe Offers Daily Specials
A notice invites patrons to take luncheon and dinner at the Inter Ocean Hotel Cafe with Hanson’s specials on ice cream and cold drinks. Barber shops will stay open until 9 p.m. Wednesday and close Thursday July 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Hanson
Sunrise and Minatan Split Doubleheader in Guernsey
Sunrise, of Sunrise Wyoming, defeated Minatan 6 to 4 in the first game and 5 to 1 in the second at Guernsey. Batteries were Johnson, McGregor and Booth for Sunrise with Leach and Yeoman for Minatan. The contests featured a tight finish in the opener and a decisive win in the nightcap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innin&e
Sunrise
Johnson
McGregor
Booth
Leach
Yeoman
Keegan to wrestle Walter Keegan in Collins Fourth match
Kansas City wrestler Stan ley Carp arrives in Fort Collins to face special weight world champion Walter Keegan in a highly anticipated bout. Carp boasts a strong record including wins over appas the Greek Dago Kid and Max Lutting in a 2 hour 47 minute bout. Keagan trains at Lindenmeier Lake with public spectators invited to watch afternoon drills. The 6900 seat arena at Linden street is under construction with seat sales already begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keegan
Collins
Fort Collins
Colo
Stanley Carp
Kansas City
Walter Keegan
Carp
Appas
Chicago
Dago Kid
Dick Collins
Gene Tremebey
Montreal
Max Luttbng
America
Lindenmeier Lake
Owen Lamb
Roy Tolliver
Linden Atreet
Owl Drug Store
Chief Stevens and Three Patrolmen Resign
Following the resignations of Patrolman James Melaughlin and Fred Holmstead, Night Chief Charles Stevens and Patrolmen Emil Christianson and Gilbert Scholes have tendered resignations effective July last. Robert Arp and William Gearing were appointed to fill the vacancies but no successors have been named for Chief Stevens and Patrolmen Christianson and Scholes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Melaughlin
Fred Holmstead
Chartes 1
Stevens
Emil Christenson
Gilbert Scholes
Robert Arp
William Gearing
Bohnatead
McLaughlin
Boot
Chrletlinaén
Scholes
Justice Edwards Wed Four Couples in Yearly Ceremony
Justice Edwards officiated a ceremony linking four couples as partners in marriage. Paul Rakowsky with Mire, Lizzie Ryan with Fred W Schnell, and Misa Jessie B Schamp united in matrimony on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austice
Paul Rakowsky
Mire
Lizzie Ryan
Fred W. Schnell
Misa
Jessie B Schamp
Justice Edwards
Stewart Given 2 Years Peace 2 For Murder
Twelve prisoners received sentences from thirty days to twenty-five years in district court. The harshest term, William Stewart, for murder of Corporal Rucker, 25 to 50 years. Henry A. Peace, linked to Samuel Shickling’s killing, 2 to 12 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stewart
Corporal Rucker
Stewart
Henry A. Peace
Samuel Shickling
Thoms Fry
Amcenbury
James Weaton
Jack Carson
Willan Gibson
Fred Knox
B. W. McKay
Robert Jackson
Cora Reynolds
Brown
Funeral for Duane Foster Drowned in Lake Minnehaha
Duane Foster who drowned in Lake Minnehaha Saturday afternoon was buried from the Congregational church. The service by Stev Moore was simple and the church filled with sorrowing friends. The 1915 class, of which Foster was a member, sent a wheel with a broken rim as a pendant. Pallbearers included Donald Van Winkle May Jones Ernest Snow Harold Wolcott Fred Labhart and Ed Heggewald of Lorraine. Interment followed in Lakeview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Foster
Lake Minnehaha
Congregational Church
Stev. Moore
Foster
Donald van Winkle
May Jones
Ernest Snow
Harold Wolcot
Fred Labhart
Ed. Heggewald
Loraine
Lakeview Cemetery
Notice to Prayers in Fire Works City Ordinance
The city of Cheyenne warns dealers and the public that it is unlawful to barter sell or give away any firework containing powder within city limits except on July third or fourth. Violations carry a fine between ten and one hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forey
Cheyenne
Edward G. Sciorl
Chile
Stockwell Resigns as Cheyenne Public Schools Head
Stockwell tendered his resignation as superintendent of Cheyenne public schools after six years in office. He stated he has no definite plans yet and will sever ties with the Cheyenne schools immediately. The school board has not named a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwell
Cheyenne Publi
Stockwell
Tiagabo
Gussevinee
Eleewhora
Men Quit Tie Up Completion New Hill Line
Describes flagging progress on the Gull-to-Sound route as workers desert for farm work, delaying opening possibly until October, with talks of a west-end depot and plans for a new facility amid cost and traffic considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Holdredge
Bonington
Missisaippi River
Chicago
Mulfill
Woldredime
Burlington
Holdredike
Burlington and
Colorado and
Southern
THM Lines
Southiea
Cheyenne
Transit line plans tie up with Casper depot move
The article discusses delaying major repairs and the probability of a new division point at Casper Nebraska. It notes Interments purchasing nearby property for yards and shops while denying any intent to abandon the Burlington depot unless a new depot is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Burlington
Storercome
Mondell Accused of Backing Corrupt Convention Robbery
The Encampment Herald denounces Congressman Mondell as an obedient tool of machina bosses who helped steal the national Republican convention from the people. It declares Wyoming supporters see his career ending in a cloud as he forfeits any claim to a square deal in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Mondell
Commiiites
Robe Berles
Wyoming
Zera
Blutt
Mondell
Encampment Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Market Report
Vow York Financint
Vow York
Omaha
Frank B. Roach
Edward G. Schoel
Railroad News
Whitcomb
The
Sherman Co
Wild West
Congress OF Rough Riders Ee
Royal Tokyo Japs
Bill's Wild West
Imperial Bullet Pains
Kongo
Yankee Robinson
Usiaved
Roedel Drug Store
WWLY
Minatan
Guernsey
Adx
Chief Stevens
Sherman
Frank
Fitzgerald
Jolly
Jolly's
Jolly’s
West 16Th Street
Western Junk, Bottle
Fredrick Coal
Wepsy
Cacka
Louis Veta
Bent Streat
M. P. Cotton
Ft. Collins
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!