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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1920
Page
7
Public notices include final account and distribution petition in the estate of Annie A. Brad deceased, sheriff sale of real property in Cheyenne, contest notice from the United States Land Office, and a daily market report from Minneapolis and Kansas City grain markets. Names include Ray F. Lee, Percy Smith, Edwin J. Smalley. property Lot 1 Block 348 Cheyenne. appraised value 4500 dollars. sale minimum 91000.
Public record items include a 1920 Certificate of Publication for Equitable Fire & Marine Insurance in Rhode Island authorizing Wyoming business for the year and an estate matter for Emma Alice Heibeling with an order to show cause. The will or mortgage details mention real estate valued at 1050.94 and court summons set for August 2, 1920 in Laramie County.
The United States Marshal will sell at public auction in Cheyenne on July 7, 1870, about seventy nine cans of syrup held under a court order issued June 40. The action involves Loraine Gwanty and a partition of property, with the sale conducted in the marshal’s office.
John T. Bowles administrator of Jacob C. Bowles deceased files final account and petition for distribution with the District Court of Laramie County Wyoming. Creditors and interested parties have 30 days after publication to object starting with the last publication dated July 4 1920. If no objections are filed, final settlement is set for August 10 1920. Published June 1920.
Notice in Horaby states administrator William B Boss of the estate of Gworain Poort Kussinger seeks final settlement of distribution. Interested parties may examine the petition before August 20, 1920. The administrator will proceed to final settlement on or after that date in county court, Campbell and for Albany County.
The notice directs a Samoan defendant to answer a divorce petition filed in the district court within seventy one days of July 1920. If not answered, a default judgment will be entered. Clerk T. Fishen and attorney M. M. Thompson cited. Publication dates listed as June to July.
Public notice for the estate of Monlow Buenmer deceased. Ancir Pais, administrator, seeks court authority to sell all real estate belonging to the estate in Lot & Block 85, City of Cheyenne, Laramie County, Wyoming. Appearance required at the court in Cheyenne on the 28th day of July, 1920 at 10 o'clock a.m. to show cause why the order should not be granted. Attorneys Dongermann & Proll. June 29 and July 14-20-27.
Teddy Jr voices support for Senator Harding after a recent chat with notable figures. He outlines political alignment and signals future involvement in the Hardin circle as a key ally.
Cheyenne’s Fourth of July passed with no serious incidents. Police reported minor burns from nine cases and a single rocket causing a scare near Capitol Avenue but no injuries or significant property damage. Officials noted fireworks safety warnings and kept to ordinances to prevent accidents.
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