Frontier Week Program List Highlights Wild Ride Events
A long agenda for Frontier Week features horse riding events, Indian War Dance, relay races, bucking contests, and numerous riders led by notable names such as John Judd Sam Garrett Kid Mex Roy Kivett and James Fitzgerald. The program also lists steers keeping contests and a women and girls events lineup across multiple venues.
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Louies Stout
Pearl Cockerell
Miss Burrows
Mo Ponelas
John Judd
Sam Garrett
Kid Mex
Roy Kivett
Earl HW. Sutton
James Fitzgerald
Tom Houglas
Bueger Red, Jr
William Mason
Dan Lally
Ugh Strickland
Jelen Maish
Lila Smith
Uth Parton
Stows Todians
Pine Risdee
South Dakota
Tolin Iiek
Hf Hillerey Perkins
Tom Warberry
Ed McCarty
Sam Brownell
McCarty
Sleepy Armstron
Irwin
Thorey Walters
Bob Liebe
Perrene M. HW
Burrows
Vent
Harry Walefers
Bot Liehe
Noy
Kid Mes
Jack Elliott
John Rewan
Mark Hirsh
Sleeps Arms
Kong
Coveted saddle exhibited in Daiber window in Cheyenne
Broncho busters flock to George Taiber's clothing store window to view the Union Pacific championship saddle. The silver mounted saddle, valued at $500, features eagle carvings and white strings, marking Cheyenne's frontier celebration as the city reaches its fiftieth anniversary.
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George Taiber
Hevennes Frontier
Cheyenne
Frontier
Unemployed Bisbee men ordered arrested for vagrancy
In Bisbee on July 23, all unemployed men who did not seek work through the investigation committee for clearance cards were ordered arrested and charged with vagrancy. The action followed a meeting of the Citizens' Protective League and the Workmen's Loyalty League led by Sheriff Tarry Wheeler. A sheriff planned roundup began earlier today with magistrate hearings and potential jail or exile orders. A picket fired at a man who refused to answer questions. no injuries reported.
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Wisheek
Aric
Bisbee
Citizens’ Protective League
Workmen's Loyalty League
Tarry Wheeler
Justice of the Peace
Lewis Sees Bid for Peace Talk in Late Speech
Senator Lewis today interpreted Dr Michaelis new German chancellor speech as a direct invitation to the United States to influence peace talks. He said the central powers might accept peace without victory and that the Allies asking for peace could trigger German negotiations. He doubted the chancellor wrote the speech himself.
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Lewis
Washington
Dal
Lewie
Senate
Michaelis
Germany
United States
Nereeing
Lovers' Tub 10 to Run Today at Frontier Lot
A large merry-go-round arrives from Denver with a grand circle ride. It is set to operate by noon on the vacant lot between the Masonic temple and Mountain Motors on Capital Avenue. The ride includes a lovers' tub and other attractions and is near the heart of the business district.
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Frontier
A. H. Barnard
Denver
Fire in Boxcar Near Fifteenth and Seymour Streets
A fire on the roof of a boxcar near Fifteenth and Seymour yesterday afternoon drew the fire department. A small boy locating the blaze used a Hearbys firebox. The flames were quenched with two buckets of water and minor damage to the beer-filled car. Traffic from Frontier Park races hindered access as cars crowded the street.
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Fifteenth
Seymour Streets
Hearbys
Frontier Park
Jim Willoughby Cowboy Outfit Draws Cheyenne Window Display
In Cheyenne Shepherd & Klett's storefront window the outfit of Jim Kid Willoughby is shown in stark contrast to saddles and trophies. The display features Willoughby's black crepe draped saddle with braided rawhide, a crushed Stetson hat, mud-streaked riding boots, an old cartridge belt with Colts 45, and a well worn holster and six gun. Nearby are mounted spurs illustrating the broncho busting legacy, with the newer spurs beside the aged, tarnished pair.
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Cheyenne
Shepherd & Klett's
Wiilloughby
Plains
Willoughby
Phillips & Guiterre
Bad Language Fines Hit Local Occurrences at Vashon
In a quiet police court, Hensley paid a 15 dollar fine for a disturbance at local hotels and rough conduct. Pedro Romero was fined 20 dollars for possessing a gun, with the weapon confiscated. Louis Astrada received a small fine for intoxication, while F Brandshaw forfeited his bond by failing to appear on a related charge.
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Oo DB
Hensley
Pedro Romero
Louis Astrada
F. Brandshaw
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Frontier Visitors Attention
Frontier Week
Wen
Wader
Pablo Martines
Corcutter
Hob Lieha
Lethe Joe
Sleeyy Armstrong
Nuffalo Pill
Kenneth Mell
Fred Petech
Martitusie
Ken
Hees
United States Cavalry
Pett Mirswell
Peent So
Bnocking Bells
Afeers
Hurdackh
Miley Hed Hemington
Otis Carreton
Eo Wrisht
Frank Surmh
Wo BK
Whitecraft
A. Turleis Cameton
Roy Hlenderson
Hegers Red
Hufos
Stahe Mare
Itay Kivett
Bob Liehe
Chas Irwin
Parry Walters
Kil Mex
Bdh Wallis
WF Powell
Perkins
FF. A. Armstrong
Mark Ther
Itndlian Rowe
Wither
Wvrick Hiding
Harry Walters
Am Garrett
Tow Crimes
Marl
Ledian Squaw Hace
Vrc
Fd Wricht
Prarie Kangaroo
Lillie Ailen
Mi'dred Douglas Pearl Cockerell
Prairie Rore Henderson
Winnemuda
Watch Me
Morning Glory
Griszly
High Five
Pomme Grimes
Downy Park
Sligh Strickland
Peaceful Gas
John Knowles
M. (. Riley
Chain Foot
Jay Miller
C.F. Riley
Searchlight
KC Rown
Dek Wallis
Laramie Plains
Hed Hird
Hilly Powell
Vamepire
John Murrah
Art McKechnie
Charles Johnson
Charles Weir
Gus Anderson
Paxton Irvine
Tom Yarberry
Hugh Strickland
John Rick
James Brewer
Karl Anderson
Otie Carleton
Don Brownell
Guy Carleton
Roy Henderson
Red Remington
Bud Campbell
Duck Swan
Beek Locus
Huff-Gorham Furniture Company
Weartfelt
Cheyenne Vietters
Cay Tel Veenne
John Connelly
West 17Th St
Shirley Cafe
West
Poo. Chew
Dep
Pelephone
Offical
Thea
Sam Stark
Linein
Fers
Lyre Theatre
Blake Miller
Lara
Min County
Pam Bavans
Federal Land Company
Vhone Seu
Geo. P. Knight
Wyoming
Flag
Deecore
Capitol Avenue
Platte River
Glomde
Thernipatis
Dildine
For
Court House
Ondon
Marken
Ant
Jim Willoughby
Jim
Kid) Willoughby
Your Victor Records
Kieins Music Store
Victor Records
Klein’s Music and Stationery Store
Corbetts
Print- Anseo
Ing
Meee Sands-Hays Drug Co
Kanish
Athens
Ath St
Auto Goods Co
West Ith St
Grand Market
Ford Garage
Coney Island
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Capital Avenue
the Plains Automobile Co
Buick
Cadillac
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