Hartville Man George Lowrey Faces Perjury Trial
The trial of Hartville resident George Lowrey, charged with perjury amid a case tied to Mayor Anthony Wilde, began in district court before Judge C F Carpenter. Prosecutor L Rigdon leads the state with defense by Walter S Still. jury pool named. Two co-defendants Wilde and C D Fletcher have been previously convicted and sentenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lowrey
Hartville
C. F. Carpenter
Second Judicial District
Matson
Laramie County
L. Rigdon
Wifred O'Leary
Walter 8
Lowrey
Anthony Wilde
C.d.fletcher Beth
Hartvith
Joe Schmitz
Fred Miller
BR. 7
Gorman
G. W. Smith
Frank Jerner
John Fleming
Johm Chaplin
T. Bh. Garey
W. R. Junk
J. T. Bell
Frank Haneschka
Belee Court Triehes
Three Wyoming Prisoners Pardoned by Board of Pardons
The state board of pardons granted pardons to Joe Carroll Abraham Loysen and Elijah Pitts at its quarterly session. Loysen a former Cheyenne detective released from Laramie county prison in 1908 must leave Wyoming permanently. Pitts from Fremont county received a five year term for felonious assault in June 1909. Norton was also associated with the session though his fate is unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Pardons
Joe Carroll
Abraham Loysen
Elijah Pitts
Loysen
Wes
Laramie County
Wyoming
New York
Killah Pitts
Rremont County
C. N. Norton
Land sales and a fatal highway crash report
May 1908 reports note M H Hartung selling 5000 acres northeast of Kimball and 1800 near Camp Stool to Kansas buyers for stock and dry farming. Also Norton sentenced for forgery to three years with good conduct allowance. A fatal auto crash at the Valley Stream tally ho crossing killed two Crawford sisters aged 16 and 18. their father and driver escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swestwater County
Norton
M. H. Hartung
Kimball
Banner County
Nebraska
Camp Stool
Kansas
New York
Long Island
Valley Stream
Tungsten Lamps To Line Carey Avenue
The Cheyenne Light company yesterday had workers distributing tungsten lamp material along Carey avenue from Seventeenth to Eighteenth streets, as part of a wider lighting upgrade by Gold Palate at Sherman Co.
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Carey Avenue
Cheyenne Light Company
Sherman Co
Elks Train Passes Through Cheyenne for Detroit Lodge
Five special trains carried Elks from California Oregon and Washington for grand lodge meetings in Detroit. The Oakland special halted in Cheyenne for thirty minutes with passengers distributing advertising matter. The Oregon and Washington train with about 250 Elks and their wives were greeted by local Elks and escorted to the lodge home for a half hour reception.
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ELKS
Western
Grand Lodge
Detroit
Cheyenne
Oakland
San Francisco
San Luis Obispo
California
Oregon
Washington
Notice on Eagle bonds interest collection at Stock Growers Bank
All persons holding Eagle bonds may collect interest by presenting coupons at Stock Growers Bank. J. J. Castle is President and H. Hawksworth is Secretary. This notice provides the official instruction for bondholders to claim due interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notioe
Stock Growers’ Bank
J. J. Castle
W. Pres
U. S
United States
William A Burgess Endorses Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
Former Army veteran William A Burgess reports gaining fifteen pounds and improved health after using three bottles of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. He states stomach liver and kidneys are in better condition and recommends the product as a tonic and renovator. Burgess lists his Danville Illinois address.
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William A. Burgess
U. S. Army
William A. Burcess
P. O- Box
Danville, Ill
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Family Medicine
An old advertisement extols Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a universal curative, claiming it is a pure distillation of malted grain used by doctors and families for health and strength. The text references medical advice and direct purchase options, listing a price of 61.99 for wines.
Frontiersman Camp Tour by Ezra Meeker in City
Ezra Meeker recreates an Oregon Trail wagon camp in Cheyenne to promote the trail marking project. He will speak to the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution at Carnegie Library at 8 PM Saturday, inviting all to attend. Also notes on a Chicago legal fee gossip and county warrant payment schedule.
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Ezra Meeker
Washington
Meeker
Eddy and
Eighteenth Streets
Congress
Atalantic
Pacific
Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution
Carnegie Lbrary
Lawyer Seeks 250000 Per Por Prorate Fee In Estate Case
Chicago July report states Clarence A. Kulkht demands 250000 for services in settling the estate of Charles W. Yerkes. Chancellor Browning rules the fee just and not exorbitant, upholding the claim and opinion on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clarence A. Kulkht
Charles WT. Yerkes
Manter
Gran Lo W. Browning
Forest Fire Not As Bad As First Reported
Cheyenne residents recount Esterbrook area fire last week saying only one house burned a claim shanty owned by Harry Foxton and no ranches or saw mills were damaged. A two mile by two mile timber area burned over three days. locals blame a party for not reporting the blaze promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Esterbrook
Itte
Harry Foxton
Bbrook
Phrey Brothers Charged in Seadoo Heist Case
Three brothers from Chod, long-time workers at a Cheycom restaurant, were arrested by county authorities after a four day robbery spree. Police say they planned and carried out the attacks from a room near the Palmer cate, stealing a quan from the Palmer cate during the misdeed at the new Dyer buildup PopHitan hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chod
Cheycom
Polles
Tel
Harper
New Dyer
PopHitan
Palmer Cate
Lynch refuses to discipline Evers over Pittsburg incident
President Lynch of the Nations League rejected Barney Dreyfus and the Pittsburg club in the case against Johnny Byers of the Cubs for alleged unbecoming conduct during the June 25 Pittsburg game. Lynch sent the matter to Chicago management and barred Chickey players from Pittsburg. The charge claims Evora used rough language in view of women in the stand amid a heated loss. Dreyfuss argues a foe provoked the remarks. Byers defense cites insults from the stand.
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Evers
Pittburg
Thos. J. Lynch
Nations League
Barney Dreyfus
Pittsburg
Johnny Byers
Cubs
Dreyfuss
Lynch
Chicago
Pittebore
Chickey
Pittshore
Evora
Ddveyfuss
Evert
Best place to have clothes made MO B Nimetz
A compact notice for MO B Nimetz at 1821 Carey Avenue offering tailoring cleaning pressing and alterations services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Nimetz
Carey Ave
Electrician Promises Safe Wiring and Prompt Service
An experienced electrician with eighteen years in the trade advertises a complete line of supplies and fixtures in the city. He pledges safety with guaranteed work and emphasizes prompt attention, inviting calls to save time and money.
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Indark
Trench
Carden
Second District
Wearing
Henderson
Jeanenie P. Crawford
Charlotte M. Crawford
Andrew Crawford
Charles Neugehauer
Bronx
Brooklyn
Wireck
Taylyro
KY Valley
Jlanette P Crawford
Andrew Cieawford
Charlotte M Crawfarn
H. Hawksworth
Duffy’s Pure
Plains
Knight
Levy Mayer
Ogden Gas Company
Phrey Brothers
Hore Bcerd
Seadoo
Phepts
Frederick R. Hopkins
Fareous
Electa Coffee
Camtotl Commercial VO
S. P. Stevenson
Cheyenne, Wyo
United States Depository
Joan Clay
W. L. Whipple
DT. A, Johnson
Whitaker
A. N. Marl
Curtis Templen
John Clay
A. H. Marble
LCG
Whipple
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