Relic revolver found near historic Indian fight site
A rusted six shot Colt type revolver, likely from 1870, was unearthed by Mr. Oneal near Lanier, Wyoming. Found on the Carr, Ma con and Morgan fight scene, it may have belonged to Omallata Maux or a band attacked by three gold hunters, surviving 43 years in the sand and ice.
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Lander
Wio
Oneal
Willow Creek
Carr, Macon
Morgan
Mae Bate
Johnny Reed
Lanier
Omallata Maux
Warr.ieson
Morgan Jn
Wyoming
Nickerson
Strong
Tungsten Ore Prospects Reported Near Lander Wyoming
Joseph G Firte returned from a prospecting trip south of Lander with samples described as heavy ore resembling tungsten. A four foot vein near the area will be sent to the Colorado School of Mines for analysis. Other prospectors report smaller quantities of similar ore in the same locality. A second item notes five year old Little Tousie Washakie, daughter of George Washakie, dying of spotted fever. she is reported to be convalescent with the same disease.
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Coe
Potatoes Ready to Ship in Basin Area
The Basin region reports a satisfactory potato crop and is ready to ship new potatoes by carload lots. Basin Gardens farmers say they can supply a carload at prices attractive to buyers, while noting the challenge of moving crops to market.
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Basin
Woo
Basin Gardens
Duyers
Perth
Stockholders Meeting Notice of Railway Employes Building Loan Assn
Notice to stockholders of the Railway Employes Building and Loan association of Cheyenne Wyoming. Annual meeting at the courthouse July 24 to elect seven trustees for the ensuing year and transact other business. Unpledged stock must be represented or proxy. fines apply. J Murray president. A C Kingsford secretary.
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Court House
Cheyenne
County of
Laramie
State of Wyoming
At & P mm
Riot at Sun-Lesedan game injures police at Union League park
A riot at the Sun-Lesedan game in Washington left one officer hospitalized and two bruised as part of the Union League baseball park was wrecked. Police escorted a group of spectators toward a railroad, while the incident disrupted the event and involved multiple injuries.
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Washington
Police
Last Year’s Frock Inspires Thrifty Gown Trend
Fashion notes describe a thrifty new gown made from three yards of plain fabric and remaining foulard. The design features a sleeveless draped tunic of silk and a soft green shade with a pink and brown contrast, pairing a plain fabric base with decorative draperies.
The Spring Bride’s White Fabric Gown Trends
Bridal gowns favor white fabrics with soft lustrous textures rather than extreme smoothness. Popular materials include cripe tussore, plain and crape charmeuse, chiffon, canton crape, brocade chiffon, and their machine-made pieces used in trimming or bodices. Rosettes of chiffon with orange blossoms and white rose buds decorate slippers, with rhinestone buckles optional.
A Cracker Basket for Tea Party Gatherings
A tall handle flower basket serves as an ample cracker and cake holder for a tea party. The wide basket accommodates many biscuits or cookies, allowing guests to pass treats easily without crowding. The suggestion includes decorating crackers with jelly and cheese for an attractive display.
Elastic Corset Laces Promise Comfort and Support
The article argues that using elastic instead of ordinary corset laces provides greater freedom and comfort. It claims corsets are essential for support and beauty, and that elastic lacing removes the corset's harsh reputation, making it no longer an instrument of torture.
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Amy Woran
Gay Frocks For Children In Bulgarian Colorings
The piece highlights colorful Bulgarian inspired children’s dresses for spring. Describes fine crash fabric, trimmed hems and sleeves, bright embroidered fronts, and a scarlet woolen girdle. Notes washability and playful wear. Mentions Dutch motifs and similar tone in the same item set.
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Ita Conquest
Notice for Public Land Patent Cheyenne 1913
Department of the Interior lands office Cheyenne announces John E E Rinehart of Durham Wyoming has filed intention to make final three year proof on a 1909 homestead entry Serial No. 65421 for section 4 township 11 north range 6 southwest 6 P M. Publication July 2. Witnesses listed: C T Childs of Durham Ernest H Goodman Delbert J Hudson and Byron D Van Zandt all of Cheyenne.
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Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wrowing
John EE. Rinehart
Durham
Wyoming
United States Land Office
Co. T. Childs
Durhan
Wyo
Ernest H. Goodman
Delbert J. Hudson
Byron D. van Zandt
W. B. Chaplin
Register
Cheyenne Man Seeks Final Proof on 1910 Homestead
Notice for publication from United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming dated June 18 1914 states Charles E Hyatt of Cheyenne Wyoming filed an intention to make final three year proof to establish his land claim for Lot 5 6 7 Sec 6 T 14 N R 67 W 6th P M. The proof is to be made before the register and receiver at Cheyenne on July 30 1913 with witnesses Samuel D Schuets E B Moorehouse A L Biddle all of Cheyenne and G Garber of Silver Crown Wyoming.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Notyova
Charles BE
Hyatt
Register and Receiver
Samuel D. Schuets
EB. A. Moorehouse
A. L. Biddle
Wyo
Garber
Silver Crown
Notice of Homestead Final Proof for Savala Swaney
Not coal land nor within phosphate or water reserves. United States land office Cheyenne Wyoming on July 15 1913 announces Savala Swaney of Cheyenne Wyoming filed April 6 1908 for homestead entry No 7650 serial 03706 for Si NS Section 6 Township 17 N Range 67 W Sixth Principal Meridian final five year proof to establish claim before Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on August 28 1913. Bertha Britton Rose L Bard Jas Fitzgerald Isaac N Bard all of Little Bear Wyoming. CHAPLIN Register. A 16.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Savala Swaney
Township
Range
Sixth Prince Meridian
United States and Office
Bertha Britton
Rose L. Bard
Jas, Fitzgerald
Isaac N. Bard
Little Bear
Wyo
Chaplin
Register
U. & Land Offices
Asbury C. Curtis
N&sw
Edward W. Bastian
Burns
John W. McGowen
Wm. Ruktaschel
Dwight E Curtiss
Dixide
Homestead
John McGowen
Dwight BH. Curtis
Thomas Lubbin
John Nedde
Divide
Wro
W. Ck
Arthur Russell Carpenter
W. Busselle
Alex Hastile
Fuamuel D. Scheutz
Paul Pearson
W. BE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Peter Lauritsen
Auust
Martin Bryther
Offie Downs
John James
Andrew Weltz
E. Chaplin
U. & Land Office
John C. Smith
Wremines
Homeanna Watry
Éun P OM
Register and Rceiver
Arene Wy
Ce Ees
J. W. Wadaill
Anaen G
Arom
Clare Brown
Cheyennne, Wye
Land Office Notice and Stock Subscription in Cheyenne
Notices from Cheyenne Wyoming dated July 10 1929 announce final three year proofs by settlers including Asbury C Curtis and Wm Ruktaschel with detailed land entries. Separate notice invites public subscription to Series No 12 of the Railway Employers Building and Loan Association at Stock Growers National Bank with $1.25 per share initial payment and $1 per month thereafter, deadline July 25 1914.
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Cheyenne Railway
Building and Loan Association
Steedk
J. L. Murray
A. C. Kingsford
Sec
Norris as Controller of the Currency Potential Under Wilson
George W. Norris, a candidate for Controller of the Currency, has been presented to President Wilson and the Treasury Secretary. Supporters claim strong likelihood of him receiving the post, noting the position's significance over some cabinet roles and its control of the national banks under Treasury supervision.
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George W. Norris
Wilson
Indiana Tourists Reach Tonopah on Desert Route
The Indiana Automobile pathfinders arrived in Tonopah Nevada late today white with desert alkali Governor Oddie greeted them at Ely and will accompany them to Carson City The group plans to reach San Francisco next Sunday
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Tonopah
Nev
Indiana Automobile Pathfinders
Oddie
Nevada
Ely
Carson City
Indanans
San Francisco
Powder wagon used by Perrys fleet burned during victory celebration
A powder wagon connected to the Perrys’ military fleet, originating in Wilmington Delaware and traveling through several states to the Great Lakes, was burned in a victory celebration. The fragment mentions Te celebration but lacks clear details on date or outcome.
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Perrys
Wilmington
Delaware
Great Lakes
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Builiding and Loan Association
A.C. Kingsford
Sec'y
Raay
Homestead Consolidated
the Sherman Co
U.S. Land Office
W, Eb, Chaplin
Sherman Ce
Sherman Co
The
Oxfords
Perry Centen
Denver Music Company
Capito
Demvee Music Company
Weber
Fischer
Sohmer
Henry F
Miller
Sthok
Schumann
Smith
Barnes
Kurtzmann
Strober
Hallet & Davis
Kohler & Campbell
Steck Stuyvesant
Whelock
Steinway
Hallet & Damis
Kowler & Campbell
Smith & Barnes
Denver Music. Company
Capitol Ave
R. N. Grace
Mgr
Capitol Avenue Theatre
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