Local City Briefs Highlight Visitors and Services
Sheridan residents Mr and Mrs G F Fenwick visited Cheyenne while Laramie and Burns correspondents stopped in. A Kemmerer business visitor, a Kasper rancher, and several Nebraskans joined motor tour arrivals. Sherman Co offered varnishing and sign painting as local services.
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Sheridan
G. F. Fenwick
City
The
Metropolitan
Fenwick Ot Burns
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Arrivals and Short Visits Stir Cheyenne Scene
Recent visitors include Mr and Mrs John Laycock from Horse Creek who stayed at the Plaine, C F Robertson arriving from Worland, Helamy from Laramie, Miswida Tyler and sister from Cody, and The Sherman Co. with paper hanging and painting services noted. Marriage licenses issued include Elwood Reese Mreisch Jr and Ester Mary Miller, Will Lawley and Grace Laughlin, and Loretta M Smith with Glenn Priam.
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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
Quiet Sunday at Police Headquarters Among Months of Calm
Arrests were not recorded Sunday at police headquarters marking the quietest day in months. The notice mentions a local sale, the Success Investment Co of Polk Iowa selling land to R F Graeber in section 14 township 16 north range 63 west, not stating price. A separate deed records transfer of city lots in Cheyenne from Florence Voorhees to Louis Swanson in block 190.
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Success Investment Company
Polk. la
R. F. Graeber
Township
City of
Cheyenne
Florence J., Voorhees
Louis Swanson
Colorado motor trip ends with police alert for stolen cars
AateTrip- . &. Gore family return from Colorado motor tour. Denver police notified about two Ford cars stolen Monday near Forts Atolen-Chief Embery briefed. U.P. station remodeling underway with new second floor records room and telegraphers lighting system. Stim Stona of IYP moved to St John’s Hospital for operation.
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Atolen
Embery
Denver
U.P. Repaira—latenstee
U. P
Thermopolis Post Office Elevated to Second Class
Thermopolis becomes a second class post office starting July 1, reflecting solid business growth in the Big Horn basin. Postmaster Guy J. Gay voices satisfaction as receipts surge, with office staff and new fixtures funded by the government. The crowding prompts a bid for larger quarters and a new building to house the post office and other businesses.
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Thermopolis
Big Horn Basin
Guy J. Gay
Kid McCoy A Soldier Boy in Texas Camp
Private Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy serves in Company K Seventy first New York regiment. The photo shows him center among admirers at camp near McAllen Texas as he trains for a boxing style clash with Maher and Sharkey contenders.
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Norman Selby
New York
Indiana
Amy “Greaser
Maher
Tom Sharkey
Seventy-fivst Regiment
McAllan
Texas
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