Cowboys from Everywhere Rally for World Broncho Busting Prizes
Ranchers and cowmen across Colorado New Mexico and Montana express intent to compete at Cheyenne Frontier Days for rich broncho busting prizes. Roy Milé L. P. Hines and P. Jay Walters seek rules and entry details as enthusiastic riders pledge to attend and ride for glory.
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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
In the City league Kanes games kept the standings steady. Union Pacifics beat Colts 16 to 3 and W. O. Wree defeated Knights of Columbia 9 to 4. UPs and Woodmen rise in averages yet remain tied for first at 700 percent. The question of which team holds superiority remains unresolved.
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Union Pacifics
Colts
W. O. Wree
Knights of Columbia
U. P
Contested finale shapes first place in season race
The schedule shows Union Pacific facing Keighta of Columbus with Chappers vs Ainet Schoel's Colts. If no upset occurs, Woodmen appear set to win the clash, but UP's aggregation may face a tougher challenge, possibly deciding the season.
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Union Pacific
Big Ranch Incorporated Forms to Run Livestock Business
The Cheyenne cattle company with a capital of 50000 dollars was incorporated yesterday with directors R K Patti J O Lewis and J R Carpenter. The firm bought the old R B Davidson ranch months ago and will conduct a general live stock business.
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Cheyenne Cattle Company
R. KR. Patti
J. O. Lewis
J. R. Carpenter
R. B. Davidson
Cowboys and Lodges Head to Denver Jubilee
Cheyenne Lodge No. 660 B. P. O. E. 200 members depart at 10 am for Denver to attend a Golden Jubilee. The High School band joins, both in new uniforms, on mounted horses. Oakland Lodge No. 110 rests here briefly while transfer occurs and drills nearby. Boston Lodge No. 10 arrives Friday at 3 25 pm with 85 members for the Jubilee.
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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 to Taylor and Foust
D W Gill closed two real estate deals yesterday. F H Vaughan’s former residence at Nineteenth and Seymour sold to Augusta Taylor and Alice Foust for 4200 dollars. A 320 acre ranch near La Grange sold by James W Brown Co NY bankers to Ed Stemler 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.
Brush Sales Highlight Sherman Co. Ad Phrases
Advertising copy from The Sherman Co promotes paint brushes with a motto about effort and success. The fragment emphasizes brushes and a generic message on achievement.
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Che Sherman Co
Todd Leaves Lyric to Assume Laramie Duties
M H Todd resigns as Lyric Theatre manager and is replaced by L B Elliott from Denver. Todd moves to Denver for Elks Jubilee then Chicago, later returning to Wyoming to join Empress and Lyric theatres with W H Holliday, announcing his gratitude to Cheyenne readers in a farewell letter.
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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 scrape leaves one in hospital one jailed
Herbert Ashford fired a revolver through his coat pocket at Blats bar wounding Arnold Finney in the knee. Finney remains at St John’s Hospital with a fractured kneecap while Ashford sits in county jail charged with assault with intent to kill.
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Herbert
Ashford
Arnold Finney
Finney
Inney
St. John's
Union Pacific Railroad
Baat
Sixteenth Street
Myrtle Perry
McClements Held Keota in Check This Week
Keota, though unincorporated, hosted Cheyenne police chief J. W. McClements for a week of vacation at a local homestead. His presence coincided with no arrests in the district and the Commercial club may offer him a permanent post.
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Keota
Cheyenne
J. W. McClements
Commercial Club
Chautauqua Ends With Music Lectures In Cheyenne
The Britt Chautauqua in Cheyenne closes after strong shows this afternoon and evening. Childs Hawaiian Singers perform at 2:20 with six performers, Hawaiians will also appear in the evening, while Homer T. Wilson presents a lecture on Americas Uncrowned Queen. Senator Joe T. Robinson later speaks on The Rising Standard of Citizenship. Arden company and Dr Milton Bryant Williams deliver lectures and a poetry piece urges town booster effort and clean up to boost trade.
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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
Watch Repair Shop Marks And Local Notices
Brief notices list Miller’s repair shop at 1709 Carey Ave and advertise reliable watch fixing, moderate prices, and high grade work. Several city visitors and officials travel to Denver, Chicago, Casper, Pine Bluffs, and other Colorado towns for vacations, Elks Jubilee, and official business. Local services include printers, florists, and banking, with communications via phone and local hotels.
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Carey Ave
Young Ball Players Meet To Form City Teams
A call goes out for all boys aged 12 to 15 to meet at the north gym door Thursday at 10 AM to form embryo Cobb Johnson Wagner teams. Captains will be chosen and a league season begun at a ball ground. Come and bring friends.
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Cobbs
Johnsons
Wagners
Turn Headlight Around Curve Now Possible
The Colorado and Southern railroad tests a device that swings the headlight around curves so engineers see the track ahead. A Denver fireman invents the mechanism, which aims to advance safety on trains.
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Colorado & Southern Railroad
Denver
Drummer Harry Little Quits Atlas Theatre Orchestra
Harry Little, longtime trap drummer with the Atlas Theatre orchestra, resigns late Saturday night to seek a more promising field. He leaves a note for Thomas A. Heaney and mentions possibly moving to Chicago. His wife continues as pianist at the Atlas.
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Harry Little
Atlas Theatre Orchestra
Thos. A. Heaney
Chicago
The
Atlas
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George Barlow
Cheyenne Messenger Service
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Chautauqua
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17Th Street
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the Plains Hotel
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EB. J. Kelley
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George W. Storey
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J. C. Nash
Albany
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Archer
State Fann
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United States Land Office
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Pine Bluffs
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Newlin
Vrielt
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Mark Chapman
Carey Avenue
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H. W. Bullock
State Examiners Office
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