Cheyenne Daily Notices Include Appointments and Travel
Local brief lists numerous arrivals, departures, and visits in Cheyenne. Notables include Dr. Shingle returning from Wheatland, J F Rossman departing for Kimball, Mrs Irene Cahill returning from Denver, and Ruth Lacey visiting Denver. Also recorded are attorney visits, bond proceedings, and a Wheatland court case involving Gray vs Stockholders Bank of Wheatland.
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Cheyenne
Howton
Carey
American Electric Shoe
Cor
Carey Ave
Kimball
J. F. Rossman
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
Denver
Irene Cahill
Miss Lacey
Ruth Lacey
Trips and departures noted in Cheyenne brief
The list records yesterday departures and travels of local figures and families. Kunkle leaves for dry farming country while Katrina Aull journeys to Chattanooga. Others head to Wisconsin Denver Iron Mountain Wheatland and Ranch visits with years of public life noted.
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Kunkle
John Kunkle
J. J. Case Plow Company
Ire
Andy Ryan
Wisconsin
Dr. Hobbon
Wheatland
McFarlane
Mre
Alien
Iron Mountain
Tolhaver
F. Hi. Porter
Hbaerresen Brothers
Denver
Bunce
Tarry
J L. Bunce
Union Pacific Clerical Force
Chatanooga
Misa Katrina Aull
Fort Ruspell
Tenn
H. B. Crain
John Whittaker
Horse Creek
Ozone
Convent of the Holy Child Jesus
Union Pacific
Onsane
Charles Wright
Hartville
Wright
Winkleman
G. L. Winkleman
Manville
Jess Yoder
Meriden
J. O. Greager
State Normal School
Laramie
J. T. Rutledge
Pinedale
Cheyenne
Fully Headed Rye Reaches Forty Inches High
J. R. Carpenter brought a sample of winter rye forty inches high from the Highland colony. Value assessed by Mr. Ritske on section 24 township 15 range 68. Rye fully headed out and expected to yield a heavy crop. Ritske homestead about eighteen miles northwest of Cheyenne. Carpenter notes visible growth in the country.
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J. R. Carpenter
Highland Colony
Ritske
Five June marriage licenses issued in first four days
Five marriage licenses were issued during the first four days of June, reflecting the month’s continued activity. The couples listed include Charles Levy of San Francisco with Helen Catherine Cumming of New York, Wil James with Fittelle Peterson of Denver, and Newel J. Pease with Wanittie Grace Harlan of Torrington.
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Frank Warlaumet
Charles Levy
San Francisco
Helen Catherine Cumming
New York
Wil James
Fit Telle Peterson
Denver
Newel J. Pease
Wanittie Grace Harlan
Torrington
City Gradually Growing Better
May police records show Cheyenne improving with 178 arrests in the month, about six daily, down from seven in seven years. Drunkenness arrests totaled 16 from 24 saloons, with three women. The chain gang had 48 applicants, 45 joined but stayed short, and fines peaked at 25 dollars for three offenses. Police court grossed 845 dollars.
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Cheyenne
Webiiz
State Tax Commission Raises Ore Value and Alters Fuel Rates
After a two year battle John McGill and the State Tax Commission raised the Sunrise iron ore assessment from 60 to 95 cents per ton, with talks of a fairer value around $2. High grade coal rates fell from .95 to .85 while lower grade fuel rose from 50 to 60 cents and other adjustments followed to equalize assessments. Oil production was set at 40 cents per barrel though fields sell for 30 cents, boosting Natrona County tax revenue significantly.
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State
John McGill
Sunrise
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
McGill
Tax Commission
Board of Equalization
Natrona County
Noted Traveler Dorothy Wisdom Visits Cheyenne
Miss Dorothy E Wisdom a noted traveler stopped in Cheyenne to visit the editor of The Leader and arrange business. Raised in Des Moines she has risen to prominence as a newspaper correspondent and has represented major papers abroad. She is bound for Japan with the Washington Star and plans Salt Lake City San Francisco and other stops before sailing July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy E. Wisdom
Cheyenne
Leader
Wisdom
Des Moinns
U's
Europe
West Indies
Orient
Jajian
Washington Star
California
Iour
Miss Wisdom
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Japan
Manailea
Australia
United States
Toma
British Isles
Mics Wiedom
Weld Officials Favor Old Grade Road Plan
Weld county commissioners endorse building from Carr to the Wyoming line and seek Larimer county action to complete the link to Cheyenne. A signed message from Weld officials to Larimer promises a solid road using the old Union Pacific grade as the feasible route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Weld County
Carr
Wyoming Line
Laraglo
Colorado
Cheyenne
Fred Stoffmen
Greeley
Larame County
Weld Comney
Sanchos Met Foul Play Verdict In Train Yard Death
The coroner's inquest found that Pete Sanchos died from injuries inflicted by a train while trespassing at the Union Pacific yards, with evidence suggesting possible foul play. Several Mexican suspects were arrested and questioned, but no incriminating evidence tied them to the death, so they were released.
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Jky
Union Pacific
Pete Sanchoe
Sanchos
Won Prize Waltz at Coliseum Final Contest
HW 8 O'Byren and Miss Nora Stromberg won the prize as the prettiest waltzers at the Coliseum during a weekly event. After ten weeks a grand prize of $1 will be awarded the couple winning the final contest.
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O'Byren
Nora Stromberg
Walts
Six New Prospects Filed for Oil Leases in Natrona and Converse
The state land office reports continued demand for oil leases. Six new leases were taken out yesterday by Mountain States Oil Co Plains Oil Co Roy W. Schneck W. K. Foster John A. Pruitt and G. K. Hague. Prospects span Converse and Natrona counties.
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State Land Commission
Mountain States Oil Company
The
Plains Ojh Company
Roy Www
Schneck
W. KR. Foster
John A. Pruitt
G. KR. Hague
Will
Converse County
Natrona County
Seven Entrymen Filed at Local Land Office in May
More than 100 persons completed final proof on their land at the local land office during May. Seven new entries were filed yesterday, including Omas Stanley of Cheyenne, Frank Avery of Meriden, Anion McClure of Iowa Contorla, Lewis Burdick of Van Tassell, Oda Anderson of Goldsmith, Charles Keesler of Meriden, and Thuel Garret of Dinford. A placer mining claim filed Feb 23 by Samuel B. Rogers of Omaha was cleared from the records.
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Omas Stanley
Cheyenne
Frank Avery
Meriden
Anion McClure
Iowa Contorla
Lewis Burdick
van Tassell
Oda Anderson
Goldsmith
Charles Keesler
Thuel Garret
Dinford
Samuel B. Rogers
Onaha
Elkis Dance Friday at the Sea Nan
The item notes a Friday dance event hosted by Elkis, described with brief terms dance and last dance of sea nan, suggesting a local social gathering with nautical or coastal framing.
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Seanan
Metropolitan arrivals at the art sale noted guests
W C Hoskina and wife T Rutledge from Pinedale attend with J and Fallow and wife from Rowk River and Mr a Db Fisher from Casper listed among attendees at the Metropolitan event last night.
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Inter-Ocean
C. B. Howells
Rock Springs
BR. D. Bunn
Meriden
Mia
C. Hawf
Glenda
W. C. Hoskina
T. Rutledge
Pinedale
Fallow
Rowk River
Mra Db
Laramie Laundry Arrives for Cheyoung Seam Laundry
Lushel baskets of laundry arrived in the city from Laramie yesterday consigned to the Cheyoung Seam Laundry.
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Laramie
City to Entertain Colored Women's Federated Clubs
The Woman's Searchlight club completed plans to host the Colored Women's Federation of Colorado and jurisdiction for a three day meeting starting Tuesday morning June 10 at 9 AM. About 75 to 100 delegates will arrive Monday evening from the Colorado & Southern and be entertained at the A M E church by local talent in the comic farce The Colored Suffragettes. Citizens are invited to attend the drama and sessions.
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Th Woman's
Colored Women's Federation of Colorado and Jurisdiction
Colorado & Southern
Hotel Arrivals List From Denver to Des Moines
A long hotel arrivals list features guests from Denver and many other cities including Des Moines, Chicago, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Minneapolis, and Denver. Names span multiple states with notes of wives and titles, reflecting a busy guest register.
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M. Williams
Boston
H. BE
Somes
China
C.C. Murray
Stukahh
Ont
Simon
New York
Miller
Chicago
Geo. D. Hale
A. G. Beer
New Jersey
Roy W. Schenck
City
Melfox HH. Levy
Cincinnati
E. Mynott
Salt Lake
Harry Cohan
Wife
G. L. Anderson
Denver
Benjamin Colvin
Creager
Laramie
Jamison
Deadwood
Regan
D. Arthur Lock
Kansas City
George P. Griffin
Meriden
Wyo
F. J. Jackson
Philadelphia
Findlay
Thode
Providence
Mise Josephine Jordan
Riverton
JU. Doyle
Herbert Harris
Basin
Charles BE
Schofield
Fort Collins
J. Cariin
AL. Lockridge
Indianapolis
T. B. Wren
For Sale: Gasoline Edenomy System with Tank Generator
Complete 40 foot system including tank, generator, lamp and outfit offered at a sacrifice. Must sell at once. Call 217% W. 10th, upetaira after bp. m. Mirror plating? The Sherman Co.
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Upetaira
BP. m
Railroad notices show resignations and new appointees at Union Pacific Cheyenne
Union Pacific posted notices in Cheyenne shops announcing the resignation of J B Butler assistant master mechanic and the appointment of J W Hithigman to fill the vacancy. Butler came from North Platte where he was general foreman a year ago. Myehiyamin served as district foreman at Laramie for nearly five years and acted as assistant on the indent in charge of the native power department during Sullivan's California trip. Superintendent H B Realek of the Colorado and Southern was in town yesterday. A contract was let for a tool house at Rawlins. H C Stafford serves as acting superintendent following W C Bartlett's death. Large air compressors are being installed at Laramie and Evanston shops. Nineteen thousand board feet of lumber were shipped from Laramie to Denver for a $50 000 grandstand for the Knights Templar conclave.
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Union Pacific
Cheyenne
J. KB. Butler
J. W. Hithigman
Mr. Butler
North Platte
Myehiyamin
Laramie
Native Power Department
Wyoming
Sullivan
Callifornia
H. B. Realek
Colorado
Souther
Rawlins
H. C. Stafford
W. C. Bartlett
Evanston
Denver
Ranch Sold Near Carpenter by Success Investment Co
The Success Investment Company of Des Moines sold the northeast quarter of 1718-01 for £4150 to Emma Davis of Peoria. The land lies about ten miles east of Carpenter.
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The
Success Investment Company of
Des Moines
Emma Davis
Peoria
Carpenter
Large 3040 Acre Land Deal Near Horee Creek
D W Gill closed a major sale transferring the John McLauchlin land to John Whitaker. The 3040 acre ranch near Horee Creek station abuts Whitaker’s holdings and sold for 27000 dollars. Whitaker plans improvements and will call the property his home ranch though he remains based in town. McLauchlin now resides in Calgary, Canada.
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Lergest
D. W. Gill
John McLauchlin
John Whitaker
Horee Creek Station
Mr. Whitaker
Mr. McLanahain
Calgary
Canada
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City News
Howell
C. E. Blydenburgh
Penn-Wyoming
Alfred FE
Bowman
University
H. B. Blanchard
Buford
Aven Neéleon
State University
H. B. Ford
Washington
I. W. Gray
Gray
Stockflowers
Tate Bank of Wheatland
Chaplain
Stull
Harold Stull
Marguerite Stull
Portland
Mra
Texas City
Marguerite
Wolfe Hall
Citizens National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
C. F
Ulrich
Palmers Bakery
W.6th St
Ouenstein's
Kelly's
Capitol Grochry
South Side
Elkis
A. BR
Brackett
J. L. Conlogner
Orin Junction
Mra. C. Hays
Dan Donahue
Little Horse Creek
J. F. Hays
Longmont
Colo
F. T. Clark
J. 8. Doggett
Chugwater
Wye
C. A. Welker
T. W. Baldwin
Mr. and
Ned Pease
K. J
Plains
T. L. Howne
J. FE
tHlunton
Milwaukee
EK. Ky. Price
A. Perry
Minneapolis
Weber
Renick
Py Storey
T. J. Ailerson
Day
LL. G. Carpenter
A. Jacobson
Omaha
J. W. Queenry
M. Ashbaugh
G. Meichopper
Joseph
Crumm
Mirror
Sherman Co
Stock Growers National Bank
Railroad News
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Pearl
Joan Whitaker
Wyoming Weekly Labor Journal
Golden Prairie
Leratiite County
Federal Land and Securities Company
17Th St
Metropolitan Hotel
Metropolitan
Bert Griffin
Inter-Ocean Hotel
John Brown
la Carte
Thorofares
Harry P. Hynds
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