Cowboys From Everywhere Enter World Broncho Busting Contest
Roy Milé of University Place Colorado signals intent to enter the world championship broncho busting contest as Frontier Committee anticipates strong turnout. L P Hines of New Mexico and P Jay Walters of Montana request rules and prize information. Cowboys and ranchers across Colorado and the region plan to attend Cheyenne for the festival and prize events.
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Roy Milé
University Place
Colo
Frontier Committee
Walker
L. P. Hines
St. Vrain
New Mexico
P. Jay Walters
Ingomar
Mont
Colorado
Cheyenne
Mr. Walker
Virginia Dale
Cherokee Park
Standing Unchanged After Sundays Two Ball Games
The City league standings remain unchanged as Union Pacifics beat the Colts 16 to 3 and Woodmen over Knights of Columbia 9 to 4. Both UPs and Woodmen move to .700 averages but remain tied for first, keeping their duel for league supremacy undecided.
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Union Pacifics
Colts
W. O. Wree
Knights of Columbia
U. P
Woodmen Likely to Win Season Finisher
The article forecasts a final game where Woodmen are favored to defeat Union Pacific in a pivotal schedule contest. It notes Union Pacific faces a tougher match and hints the game could decide the season’s outcome with the Woodmen as probable victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Big Ranch Incorporated Forms to Run Livestock Business
The Cheyenne Cattle Company with a capital of 50000 dollars was incorporated yesterday. Directors include R. K. Patti J. O. Lewis and J. R. Carpenter. The firm purchased the old R. B. Davidson ranch months ago and will conduct a general live stock business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Cattle Company
R. KR. Patti
J. O. Lewis
J. R. Carpenter
R. B. Davidson
Cowboys and bands join Denver Jubilee procession
Cheyenne Lodge No 660 B P O E leaves at 10 this morning for Denver to attend the Golden Jubilee with 200 members in new cowboy uniforms mounted on fine horses. The High School band accompanies them. Oakland and Butte lodges visit en route and Boston Lodge No 10 plans a 3:25 arrival with 85 members and a layover before departing next morning.
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Cheyenne Lodge No
Denver
Cheyenne Lodge
Oakland Lodge No. 110
Capitol Avenue
Butte Lodge No. 110
Burte
Boston
Mass
Former Vaughan Residence Sold in Cheyenne Real Estate Deals
Two real estate transactions closed by D. W. Gill include the Vaughan residence at Nineteenth and Seymour sold to Augusta Taylor and Alice Foust for 4200 dollars. A 320 acre La Grange ranch was bought by Ed Stemler from James W. Brown & Co. of New York City for 5900 dollars.
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D. W. Gill
F. H. Vaughan
Cheyenne Creamery
Nineteenth
Seymour
Augusta Taylor
Alice Foust
la Grange
Ed Stemler
James W. Brown & Co
New York City
Window glass The Sherman Co
Nature has arranged all things to some purpose When a man makes a fool of himself he provides amusement for others
Paint brushes by The Sherman Co spotlight
Advertisement notes that brushes by The Sherman Co. are offered, with a line about success and failure reflecting a sales or promotional tone. The fragment emphasizes brushes and the Sherman Co. without additional context or specifics.
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Che Sherman Co
Todd Exits Lyric for Laramie Duties in 1914
M H Todd resigns as Lyric Theatre manager and is replaced by L B Elliott from Denver's Princess. Todd plans Elks Jubilee attendance then travels to Chicago before returning to Wyoming to join Empress and Lyric ventures in Laramie with W H Holiday.
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M. Hr. Todd
Lyric Theatre
L. B. Elliott
Princess Theatre
Denver
Billiott
Todd
Chicago
Wyoming
Laramie
J. 3. King
Empress
Lyric Theatres
W. H. Holliday
Cheyenne
Wyo
M. H. Todd
Shooting at Blats bar leaves sheepherder wounded and assailant jailed
Herbert Ashford discharged a revolver through his coat pocket at Arnold Finney injuring the knee after a brief scuffle. Finney lies in St John’s Hospital with a fractured knee cap. Ashford, one armed, is in the county jail on a charge of assault with intent to kill. He formerly worked for Union Pacific and resides with his mother at 810 East Sixteenth Street. Police report previous complaints about his handling of firearms.
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Herbert
Ashford
Arnold Finney
Finney
Inney
St. John's
Union Pacific Railroad
Baat
Sixteenth Street
Myrtle Perry
McClements Had Keota Buffaloed
Keota does not formally exist as a town yet chief of police from Cheyenne spent a week in the homestead area. J W McClements head of the Cheyenne police department vacationing with his family visited Keota and kept watch, with no arrests reported and local merchants considering a permanent position offer.
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Keota
Cheyenne
J. W. McClements
Commercial Club
Chautauqua Opens With Music and Lectures at Britt
The Britt Chautauqua closes its strong season with afternoon performances by Childs Hawaiian Singers and Players and a Hawaii group appearance in the evening. Homer T. Wilson lectures on America’s Uncrowned Queen while Senator Joe T. Robinson discusses citizenship and the widening scope of congressional business. Arden company dramatizes, and Dr. Milton Bryant Williams addresses community building and city beautification with plans for cleaner streets and stronger trade ties. The program includes booster poetry urging civic effort.
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Cheyenne
Homer T. Wilson
America
Mr. Wilson
Hinshaw
Joe T. Robinson
Arkansas
Robinson
Congress
Arden Company
Milton Bryant Williams
Becker
Cleveland
Ohio
Local briefs list visitors and travels across Cheyenne
City notes reveal residents, workers and officials in Cheyenne making short trips. Names include Miller at Carey Avenue watch repairs, Miss Ann Gushee from Western Union to Denver, Leonard Lowry and George Barlow vacationing in Chicago, N G Bagley Democratic candidate in Bordeaux, EB Kelley attending Elk Jubilee in Denver, R Q Grant Weather Bureau director to Centennial, J C Nash from Hillsdale, Jockin Jones from Archer, Maurice Groshon Pure Food Commissioner to Pine Bluffs, and Sliney to Casper preparing a new National Guard company.
Young Ball Players Meet To Form City Teams
A call is issued for all city boys aged 12 to 15 to meet at the gymnasium north door Thursday at 10 am. The gathering aims to form embryo Cobbs Johnsons and Wagners into captains and teams and launch the league season. Come and bring friends.
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Cobbs
Johnsons
Wagners
Colorado and Southern tests auto swinging headlight device
The Colorado and Southern railroad trials a new device on its engines to swing the headlight automatically when rounding curves. A fireman from Denver devised the mechanism using a rod from the boiler to the headlight, aiding the engineer in spotting obstructions or trouble on curved tracks.
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Colorado & Southern Railroad
Denver
Trapped Drummer Harry Little Quits Atlas Theatre Orchestra
Harry Little, long time trap drummer with the Atlas Theatre orchestra, abruptly resigns on a Saturday night leaving a note to Thos A Heaney and hints at possibly moving to Chicago. His wife remains as pianist at the Atlas.
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Harry Little
Atlas Theatre Orchestra
Thos. A. Heaney
Chicago
The
Atlas
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Sherman Co
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Carey Ave
Miss Ann Gushee
Western Union
Leonard Lowry
George Barlow
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Hillsdale
T. M. Curry
Chautauqua
Manville
A. A. Spaugh
17Th Street
Romhoff
Tracy Bomhoff
Egbert
Bordeaux
N. G. Bagley
the Plains Hotel
Grand Inner Guard
EB. J. Kelley
Grant
R. Q. Grant
Weather Bureau
Swagger
Capitol Ave
Burns
George W. Storey
Nash
J. C. Nash
Albany
Kansas
Jockin Jones
Archer
State Fann
Leroy D. Willy
Wasserwerk
Manewal
Manewal’s
J. T. Spear
United States Land Office
Penger
Casper
Sliney
National Guard
Altar and Loary Society
C. Hall
Groshon
Pine Bluffs
Maurice Groshon
Newlin
Vrielt
Glenrock
Jotn Kunkle
Mark Chapman
Carey Avenue
A. L. Putnam
H. W. Bullock
State Examiners Office
Luee Moore
Mutual Movies
Hun Service
Atlas Iter
Vprkoper Fie
Pauline
Little
Nan
Ricky
Plains Pharmacy
Plains Hotel Corner
Welchis
Williamson-Haffner Company
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