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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1916

Page

13

City Briefs Highlight Short Visits and Arrivals in Cheyenne

A series of brief notes shows visitors stopping in Cheyenne from Worland, Sheridan, Casper, Torrington, and other towns. Travelers include A D Moyer from Port Steele, John G Leet from Denver, and Rev and Mrs Tyone from Anington, with several couples checked in at The Plains and The Metropolitan.

Ksom Torrington B. F.yoder Plains P. M. McCullis Emma McCullis the Plains Aie Ty One Aniington, Neb

Drinking of Water by Dr Pierce Stylized Health Advice

The article promotes simple remedies for health disorders citing Dr. Pierce. It claims hot water each morning and ample fluids purge toxins. It warns of backache, irritability, rheumatic pains, and uric acid buildup as signals to seek purifying treatment.

Vv. M. Pierce Sud

Your-ring House Cleaning Promotes Liver and Vitality Boost

Clean out toxins from heavy winter foods that clog the liver and sap energy. Eat shredded wheat biscuits with fresh berries and greens to restore buoyancy and vigor. Made at Niagara Falls, New York.

Niagara N. Y

Guernsey Visitor and Local Updates Highlight City Scene

Guernsey visitor John Carroll called on residents Wednesday while Miss Isla B formerly of Stark of Chugwater is noted. A marriage license was issued to William Taylor of Denver and Eula Leiby of Longmont. Miss Cloe McNutt travels from Lane Kansas to visit Miss Margaret Snook in Lane. Sherman Company plans renovation at the former Boyd Cash location on Seventeenth Street. W R Acer and family from Van Tassell enjoy a brief stay at the Metropolitan. Frontier Caye light streamers for Seventeenth Street are installed, with the Seventeenth and Thomas corner streamer completed by Wednesday morning.

William Taylor Denver Eula Leiby Longmont Keeley Cloe McNutt Lane, Kas Greeley Colo Colorado State Teachers’ College Margaret Snook Lane C. A. Snook Seventeenth Street Boyd Cash Grocery Sherman Company Frontier Seventeenth Thomas Beinng

Moffat Tunnel Project Aims to Cut Transcontinental Rail Distance

Denver reports plans to drill the longest western tunnel through the continental divide, 6.04 miles long under James Peak to shorten the Atlante to Pacific rail distance by 73 miles. Backed by Denver and Salt Lake financiers, the project seeks bonds of 6 million dollars and would extend from Craig, Colorado to Salt Lake City, Utah.

Denver Atlante Pacific Coast Western Hemisphere Continental Divide James Peak Rockies Ols David Holiday Moffat Br Ae Moffat Craig. Colo Moffat Road Craig Colo Salt Lake City

Children Sleep While House Burns

GROVER Colorado July 20 Wednesday evening while Mr and Mrs Conrad Kraft were at Windsor their house and barn caught fire Neighbors saved the house in which the Kraft children slept but could not extinguish the barn fire a frame building 5.44 feet in size A fine horse valued at 175 dollars suffocated On the following evening while the Kraft family were at the home of his brother in law J H Myers their residence about a g3500 encamped house burned to the ground It has not yet been learned how the fires started but all circumstances indicate condariom.

Grover Colo Mew Conrad Kraft Windsor Kraft Mr. Kraft J. H. Myers

Real Fighter Salvin Remains Fighter in European Service

Frank Slavin the Australian heavyweight once forced John L Sullivan to quit talking about boxing is now a private in a Canadian regiment in Europe. At fifty four he still stands six feet tall and retains the fighter’s physique from his prime years.

Frank Salvin John JL. Sullivan Europe Slavin

Select Spot for Old Ft. Walbach Memorial Shaft

A committee chose a site near the Willian Lannen ranch in Cheyenne foothills to erect a memorial shaft for Old Fort Walbach. D. A. R. representatives Maurice Croshan and Mrs. John F. Carey led the party with Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Wyman. The drive included a picnic and the monument is expected to be placed within a week. Funds come from state and county sources plus the D. A. R. donations.

Old Port Walbach Mountaina Shorthweat Cheyenne Willian Lannen Maurice Croshan John F. Carey Groshon Thomas W. A. Wyman Apot

Peterson Sells Gault Ranch for 150000 in Cash

A. H. Peterson sold his 600 acre Gault Colorado ranch near Cheyenne for 150000 in cash to J. H. Eaton of Denver. The deal is described as one of the largest in the area and Eaton already owns a 4000 acre ranch near Crover. D.C. Griffith of Indianapolis and others are said to be interested with Eaton in the purchase. The Petersons came to Cheyenne for Fronter Days and will stay until after the event.

A. H. [Peterson Gault Colo Cheyenne J. H. Eaton Denver Crover D.C Griffith Indianapolis

Pull Moose Sings Swan Song

A Chicago Daily News note mocks a nature faker, urging Colonel Roosevelt to retire and condemn the writer behind the headline announcing the alleged swan song.

Chicago Daily News Roosevelt Pull Moose

Piney camp christened Camp Good Cheer amid regional dance

Reports note Montana and Wyoming attendees at a round up dinner. The Congregational camp at Piney above the fish hatchery was opened last Sunday and named Camp Good Cheer. A future bridge across Greybull river at Meeteetan is planned. The barbers’ baseball team defeated the bartenders 18 to 15 at Casper. The eighth annual state federation of labor convention in Casper drew over sixty delegates, setting a new attendance record. Patrick Sullivan and family depart Casper for a Colorado motor trip, returning for the Frontier celebration in Cheyenne.

Piney Above Good Cheer Greybull Meeteetan Barbers Casper Last Sundy State Federation of Labor Casper Patrick Sullivan Colorado Cheyenne

Wyoming News Roundup Highlights Robbery and Local Events

The town reports a burglary at the Smoke House in Laramie with cigars stolen, no suspects yet. Amanda Jobasop of Laramie dies after a long illness, leaving husband and five children. A large bear dance at the Z-T ranch near Meeipetse lights up the night with Willings music, plus various shop updates and openings noted.

Mere, Amanada Jobasop Laramie Wyoming Z-T Ranch Meeipetse Muwle Willings

First National Hank Building Repaint Underway

Exterior of the First National Hank building is undergoing a repaint project. Workers apply fresh coats to the facade, aiming to protect the structure and refresh its appearance for the downtown block.

First National Hank

Dowlas May Betend Cluster Light System

A subscription list is being circulated among Third Street property owners from Center to Walnut and Walnut from Second to Third to extend the city lighting system. Officials hope for general approval and expect lights installed before fair time with no opposition.

Douglas Third Street Center Walnut Second Third Streets Phis

Horse Inspection to Be Held at Douglas

A large horse inspection is planned at the N. W. stock yards in Douglas on Wednesday, July 36, under John 8, with English and French army buyers Morgan & Auspach and Mr Fleming forecasting Douglas as a permanent inspection center. The event aims to move a large number of horses before closing, offering stockmen a chance to sell at prevailing market prices in the Midwest.

Fleming Dougluc

Man Killed by Train Near Antelope Creek Bridge

Douglas July 20. Frank Grace 26 Greek, a Burlington employee, was killed by a westbound freight train last Thursday near the Antelope creek bridge. His body was not found until early the next morning as the train crew prepared to leave the station.

Pouglas Frank Grace Burlington Antelope Creek Parennder

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Vaenenie Janet Morris John Moco Metropolitan Worland J. Pb. Iowell Port Steele Viettors A. D. Moyers C. A. Price of Hh Moon Olga Helen Molde Lewin Hepde Nena Wilwon Aladdin Nebraska 8. 8 Inte J. &. Schmitt Gordon, Celewke Gheyenne Titer Ogewn John G. Leet Sheridan R. A. Keenan Pierce la Fleiche Philip J. Donovan R. G. Taylor A. 8. Bothwell Glendo Mryg J. A. Moray Ieblo J. W. Prankdnaw Pueblo Carpenter Sidney J. Glover J. 5 Gendron Chogwater Henry W. Broeker Citewater Broeker Brooklyn Sadeadiea Onnford SeRvice Martin Schmidt Katcher Isla B, Stark Chugwater Guernsey John Carroll van Tassell W. R. Acer Moffat Tunnel Moffat Norb Hwring Neares Founter Donald Brian Paramount Picture Renton Holmes Mabel Taliaferri of Us Napoleon the Great Sevnevert Hh Ding) Now Verp Pung Ft. Walbach Memorial Peterson ATLAS Tyrone Power Universal Pictures Monatana The Sherman Co Mark Chapman Bhenses 19Th Carey Pinedale Forest Rangers Ira Bourm S Bourm Boyard Snerman Co OAL Bruce Haynes Hudson Omaha Meven Hilla Shop Laramie Wie Beven Bille Wyoming Mason Hill Shop Mill's Shay Prenguy Powel S. W. ST. Clair Logan J. A. Kirkpatrick Insurance and Real Estate Carey Ave J. M. Cassidy General H. N. Boyd Near Plains Hotel Central Ave H. M Ray Ue
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