Local notices update from Cheyenne city page
A dense list of city items including business ads, appointments, and visits. Names include Mark A. Chapman, Miss Agnes Wright, and Judge J. A. Riner. places Cheyenne, Laramie, Denver, Sidney, Burns. events range from marriages and licensing to travel and final proofs on homesteads. cadets to camp on Pole Mountain. multiple arrivals in Albany and intercity stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Underwood
Cheyenne
Pasadena
Cal
Agnes Wright
State University
Wbrarian
Kays Divery
Herman Carlson
Senator Warren
Pine Bluffs
Glenn Bertholf
Hilledale
Claire MecCard
D. C. McCallum
Laramie
Pole Mountain
Tumm
W. M. Dumm
W. T. Dumm
Johns Hopkins University of Baltimore
L. FE. Fenwick
Golden Prairie Herald
Burns
Albany State
F. H. Garett
Wheatland
C. R. Bricker
CC. L. Beatty
H. R. McCoy
Casper
R. J Stine
Douglas
Miss Smith
A. W. Barber
C. W. Riner
Saratoga
Harry Young
O. L. Walter
Glenrock
P. A. Leese
J. A. Riner
Federal Court
Denver
Lewis
Sunrise
E. P. Perry
Wyo
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
WW. C. Faucette
Presbyterian Church
Florence Patrick
Clyde Chapman
Emma DeRemer
W. Brown
Horse Creek
O. C. Morris
P. T. Hawkins
F. O. Pierce
D. T. Skinner
W. W. Austin
Torrington
E. J. Scott
Camp Stool
J. Mann
Phillips
E. J. Powers
Graduates Hear Fine Baccalaureate Sermon
Thirty five members of the high school class and a large audience heard the baccalaureate sermon at the oval gymnasium. Rev. W. W. Nelson spoke urging graduates toward upright life over material success. A short musical program and congregational singing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archoval Gymnasium
W. W. Nelson
Demented Woman From Providence R I on California Express
Since Friday morning Mia Bera fina Dinas 36 of Providence Rhode Island has been in the insane ward at St John’s hospital. She was overcome by the altitude while on the California express and became violently insane. She was taken from the train on arrival in this city and has been Irrational, but quieter by morning. Her ticket reads to San Antonio Calif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Berafina
Riverton Oil Company Incorporation Receives Certificate
The Riverton Oil and Development Company of Riverton was granted a certificate of incorporation by the secretary of state. Capital stock is $1,000,000. The Worland Light and Power Company, Denver based, was incorporated to do business in the state with capital stock of $90,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton Oil, and Development Company of
Riverton
Worland Light and Power Company
Denver
Waa
Thin State
Ite
Wier Trial to Go to Evanston
Federal move targets Mrs Wier in a case tied to Fort Mackenzie thefts. United States Commissioner Jackson ordered her held for trial in Evanston while charges against her husband were dropped in Houston. The couple shared a Fort Mackenzie residence with Captain Cecil when alleged thefts occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra.Wier
Joseph W. Wier
Riner
Eyanaton
Houston
Texas
United States
Jackson
H. 8. Rigely
Wier
J. S. Cecil
Fort Mackennzie
Wiers
Cetl
Chautauqua Tickets in Strong Demand This Season
Canvassers report good demand for season tickets to the Chautauqua opening June 12. Rev. Leon C. Hills in charge of local arrangements notes several hundred tickets remain unsold but expects all to be sold. The program features Neapolitan Grand Opera singers Symphony Four Gretchen Myers and company Senor Fabrizio and Chicago Artists with classical and popular offerings and the Italian Marine band will perform an afternoon of music and opera selections.
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Chautauqua
Leon C. Hills
Symphony Four
Gretchen Myers
Thought Chautauqua Indian Medicine Sell
A playful note explains Chautauqua as a traveling summer season of talent for public benefit not a church event. It describes ranchers and Cheyenne misperceptions about medicines or breakfast foods and promotes attending multiple meetings to see the entertainment value and support local committees. For details inquire at the Leader office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Busy Day at Local Land Office in Wyoming Homestead Rush
Minal proofs were made by homesteaders Edward I. McCoy Campatoul Wyo James B Piper Junction Wyo Floyd G Wicks and Joseph Morrison Divide Wyo Applications received John J Welsh Sunrise Wyo Emiliott Morrell Stanley and Leon L Stanley Parkston C homesteads William Whal Laramie homestead Vey Sullivan Caperon Oklo homestead Thomas Hardison Lead G D homestead R F P Sutherland McPherson a e soldiers' declaration Robert L Dornley Kogk River Wyo homestead Hazel B E Poglesong Node Wyo homestead
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United States Land Office
Edward I. McCoy
Campatoul
Wyo
James
Piper
Junction
Floyd G. Wicks
Joseph 4
Oklo
Homestead
Thomas Hardison
G. D
R. F P. Sutherland
McPherson
Robert L. Dornley
Kogk River
Hazel BE. Poglesong
Node
Girl-Wife Seeks Separation in Cruelty Case
Mrs. Margaret M. Long files for divorce from Ralph E. Long in district court charging cruelty since their marriage on January 18, 1913. She cites harassment and strikes, notes a baby girl born nineteen months ago, and mentions past failures to marry and acknowledge the child. The state humane society facilitated the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Long Haa
Dietring Court
Ralph EB. Long
Wan
Long
State Humane ‘Society
F. T. Bright
Poir
Nickells Ditching Machine Proves Successful at Ranch Test
The Nickells ditching machine was tested at Harry Altman’s ranch Sunday afternoon where Altman ordered a ditcher after a successful trial. He said the device can do in a day and a half what two or three men would take a month to accomplish and will save hundreds of dollars per season. The test drew about 25 people including County Commissioners Frank Farrington and J B Sloan and Thomas Flearney who praised the machine’s performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gou
Mark A. Chapman
Jumirance A
Carey Ave
Prom
Hillsdale
T. C. Nash
Hillydale
Cheyenne Messenger Service
American Electric Shoe
Matten
Acc
C. le Mallin
Frank
H. Wescott
Pole Mountain
B. F. Davis
Carey
Maurice Groshon
Tommorrow
Lander
Atlantic
South Pass
Dujos
Denver
Winifred Stewart
Ruth Breisch
Commission
Juurge Potter
Turge Chas, Notter
The
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Colorado
Charles Buechner
A. J. Reagan
Wheatland
Crowler
Irene Collins
Divide, Colo
Walter A. McDonald
Emily Steele
Puris
East Eleventh
Maxwall Street
Samuel Idelman
Hannah Johnson
Eunice O. Anderson
State Treasurer's
John A. Pruitt
Cheyenne
Robert A. Sanden
Greenway
Nickells
Harry Altman
Sloan
Sixteenth Street Bridge
Frank Farrington
J.B. Sloan
Thomas Flearney
Wyoming Road on Auto Path to be Mapped for Tourists
Laramie County Good Roads association pressed for Wyoming routes in national highway maps. Charles H. Davis of the National Highways association requests detailed Wyoming road data with town lists and state county town order to improve the forthcoming map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Colorado
Has. E. Lane
Laramie County
Good Roads Association
Charles Henry Davis
South
Yarmouth
Mags
Good Rounds Association
Cheyenne
Wyo
Charles B. Lane
National Highways Association
Washington, D. C
Charles H. Davis
Brilliant Ceremony Unites Young Couple
Miss Mary Schwartz daughter of Max Schwartz and Samuel Kalman were married Sunday evening at 8 o clock in Fra ternal hall. Rabbi Seblen performed the ceremony. Bridesmaids and grooms party included Miss Jontile Schwartz and Mrs Bronatine. Ruth Schwartz the ring bearer. Pink rose canopy decor adorned the hall. A wedding banquet followed with dancing to White's orchestra until late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schwartz
Max Schwartz
Samuel Kalman
Salevaman
Idelman Bros
Rabbi Seblen
Jontile Schwartz
Slater
Bronatine
Oukelee
Dostman
Miseow Leno Obenstein
Fannie Vem
Abraham Idelman
J. Odevotrz
Ruth Schwarta
Conchy
Thall
White
Sherman Co. Varnishing Advertises State Leader Mirror Plating
Advertisement from The Sherman Co. promotes State Leader Mirror plating services, highlighting varnishing capabilities and product quality for local customers seeking finishing work.
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Tha
Sherman Co
The
Grape juice peace offering travels to Secretary Bryan
A case of grape juice escorted by a dozen businessmen travels from Richmond California via the Union Pacific to Washington D C for presentation to Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan. The fruit drink in a eucalyptus case titled Diplomatic Peace Cocktails is tied to California harbor plans and Richmond bond issues.
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Richmond
Cal
Cheyenne
William Jennings Bryan
California
Union Pacific Limited
Omaha
Chicago
Washington
New
Santa Fe
Standard Oil
Pullman,works
la Gong
Rivers and Harbors Engineering Board
More Couples Caught in Net of Officers
Police renewed campaign against nightlife crowds by arresting two couples for overcrowded hotel rooms after midnight Sunday. Margaret Mitchell and Oldhn Jones were fined ten dollars and costs. A C Johnston and an unnamed woman forfeited bonds of eighteen dollars each. Edith Moffat was fined ten dollars for disturbance. George Edwards and Arthur Morgan received fifteen days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edwards
Arthur Morgan
Hotel arrivals list reads like a regional roster
A lengthy hotel arrivals record lists names and origins across the Midwest and West, including travelers from Parkston South Dakota Denver Boulder Sidney Sterling Salt Lake City Omaha and New York, with several coupled pairs. The fragmentary entry suggests a routine hotel ledger of diverse guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il.ls
Stanley
Parkston
South Dakota
Rebecca Stanley
W. EB. Barton
Chadron
Neb
Pauline PF
Nays
Kinnear
Helen Hays
K. McDonald
Boulder
Tile Farrington
Danver
C. A. Welker
Denver
John D. Blades
Kansas City
Mra
J. HH. Corrigan
Pearce
Ariz
A. H. Schwan
Sterling
Verginia Plagg
Orin Junction
KK. G. Wilson
Salt Lakeity
J. L. Conlogue
H. FB. Dillard
Elmer Brossard
Cheyenne
C. A. Walker
J. BB. Haver
HH. VY. Kyle
New York
W. C. Schulz
Local Notables and Landowners Listed in Spokane Registry
A partial listing of residents and property owners appears, with names including Goldsmith Douglas Denver Williams Volga Uhler Edmond Dun Donahue Oliver Coone Wheatland Stanley Parkston Lakota Crawford Ste man Carlsen Dillon Romes and Kum ball noted alongside multiple towns and regions. The fragmentary list suggests a community register or electoral roll from a western area, referencing Denver Oma he Laramie Sanfrancisco Golden Prairie and others.
List of names and locations appears in Plains Hotter notice
A lengthy roster of individuals and spouses, with cities and states from Denver to Des Moines, Salt Lake City, Chicago, New York, Sydney, and beyond. The fragment reads like a passenger or membership list, naming dozens of people in assorted locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hale
Des Moines
FL J. Bambeach
Salt Lake City
R. van Deusen
Rock Springs
R. P. Webb
Minneapolis
D. H. Jacobs
San Francisco
P. F. Smith
Chicago
Jess Yoder
Meriden
Wio
W. J. Greene
Omatin
J. Morrell
St. Joseph
Rufus
Lusk
Washington
D. C
W. M. Ambler
Grover
Colo
Charles H. Willson
Poston
Gladves Kelly
Greeley
Calvin Bullock
Denver
EK. T. Jones
F. L. Ballard
Colorado Springs
R. R. Graves
H. E. Smith
Cy. A. (. Bailey
E. M. Parker
Boston
Minesk. G. Parker
D. Stewart, Jr. Praeger
Okla
M. W. Winter
City
HB. M. Barndollar
M. Anderson
Omaha
WH. V. Somes
St. Louis
T. Comstock
la Rene
Asper
BE. T
Puleston
Wellington
W. Db. Crossin
Worland
H. M. Bartton
B. Wilson
William Taylor and Family
P. ©. Kemp
EF. A. Saunders
Portland
Ore
A. Wheaton
Manville
Harold Manorgan
J. Lb. Grows
Jacob Hasbrunner
Henry Mead
H. R. Winratt
New York
W. M. Stappleton
N. Gh. Noonan
Casper
G. EB. Davis
R. B. Bennett
Lincoln
Tessie Langholdt
Laramie
J. D. Learner
Mra
J. T. Williams
Douglas
Miss. Elabeth Willams
Dorus Alen
Mra. Z. Menry
Eagtewood
RK. M. Roeke
Reno
Nevada
Amdur
Billings
C. RK
Massey
Sheridan
G. M. Bull
Don
Hotel Guests Listed From Various Cities
A compiled roster lists hotel guests including J. J. Pegg and wife from Cheyenne, I E Walker of Denver, G. B. Thore son of Denver, W. A. Trullinger of Sioux City, T. A. Bramen of Lincoln, Roy Thompson of Omaha, R. G. Stive and wife of Douglas, Ralph Goff of Fort Collins, C. T. Vertrees of Gault, J. M. Shively and W. G. Coulter and wife of Hermosa, and others from Nebraska City, La Junta, and Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Pegg
Cheyenne
Ie. M. Walker
Denver
G. B. Thoreson
W. A. Trullinger
Sioux City
T. A. Bramen
Lincoln
Neb
Roy Thompson
Omaha
R. G. Stive
Douglas
Ralph Goff
Ft. Colling
C. T. Vertrees
Gault
Colo
J. M. Shively
W. G. Coulter
Hermos
Found a Cure for Rheumatism by Lincoln City Reader
Lee L. Chapman of Mapleton Iowa reports two years of rheumatism pain and inability to reach the mouth. After using Chamberlains Liniment for two months he recovered fully and has not suffered since. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee L. Chapman
Mapleton
Iowa
Chamberlain
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City News
Milter
Boston Ladies’ Tailor
Sherman
MM Willedale
C. N. Coates
Jamon Christianson
Willedale
Tuelness
Sidney
James MW. Keleo
Fae Nelson
Higdon
van Deusen
Citizens’ National Bank
Ctics
Citizens National
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Riverton Oil Company
Piles PS Incorporation
Evanston
Albany
U. P
Warlington
Orpheum
M. HW. Todd
Plains
Ver
G. Fagor
Dnaie
HOTEL
Ulrich
Palmers Bakery
16Th St
Ohenstein's
Keliy's
Capitol Grocery
South Liue Meat Market
Inter-Ocean Hotel
John Brown
la Carte
Thorofares
Bexenne
Harry P. Hynds
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