City Briefs: Cheyenne Visitors and Local Notices
Local brief notices list visitors to Cheyenne from Sheridan Burns Kemmerer Islay and Casper with engagements at the Metropolitan hotel and businesses. A motor party from Nebraska and South Dakota stops at the Ocean. Local services advertise cleaning varnishing sign painting and optical care.
Local Visitors and Arrivals Highlight Cheyenne Scene
Nore Creek arrivals include Mr and Mrs John Laycock visiting from Horse Creek and stopping at the Plaine. Worland correspondent C F Robertson and others arrived in Cheyenne from Worland and Laramie as locals noted Paper Hanging and Painting services by The Sherman Co. Marriage licenses issued by the county clerk include Elwood Reese Mreisch Jr and Ester Miller of Cheyenne and Will Lawley of Mine Colorado with Grace Laughlin of Fort Lupton and Glenn Priam of Arlington.
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Nore Creek
John Laycock
Horse Creek
City
the Plaine
Elwood Reese Mreisch, Jr
Casper
Ester Mary Miller
Cheyenne
Will Lawley
Mine
Colo
Mia
Grace Laughlin
Fort Lupton
Glenn Priam
Arlington
Misa Loretta M., Smith
Peaceful Sunday No arrests recorded at police HQ
Quiet day at police headquarters with no arrests noted for Sunday. The report notes it was the calmest day in months.
Motoring Trip Sparks Police Alert and Local Upgrades
The Gore line and family delayed from a Colorado motor trip while two Ford cars were reported stolen in Denver on Monday. Police were notified and the city prepares repairs at the U P Station including a new second floor records room and an indirect lighting system in the telegraphers' room. Stim S lona from Laramie was brought to St John’s Hospital for an operation.
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Forts
Atolen
Embery
Denver
U.P. Repaira—latenstee
U. P
St. John's Hospital
Fineman
Laramie
Thermopolis Postoffice Raised to Second Class
Thermopolis post office was promoted to second class on July 1 after rapid growth. Postmaster Guy J. Gay reports a 100 percent three year rise in business, leading the Big Horn basin, with salaries increasing to 2000 for the postmaster and 1000 for the assistant. Departments plan larger quarters and a new building to relieve crowding.
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Thermopolis
Big Horn Basin
Guy J. Gay
Kid McCoy Portrait in Camp McAllan Texas
The famed boxer Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy is shown as a private in Company K, 75th New York Regiment. The photo captures him amid admirers at a camp in McAllan, Texas with talk of his fighting prowess and corkscrew punch.
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Kid McGoy
Norman Selby
New York
Indiana
Amy “Greaser
Maher
Tom Sharkey
Seventy-fivst Regiment
McAllan
Texas
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