Local Notes Round Up From Cheyenne News
The Cheyenne itemized column lists residents returning from Ogden and college, purchases and sales, and local happenings. Notables include Mrs W. M. Jeffers and Mrs A W Woodruff home from Ogden, Miss Helen Abbott back from college, and Bert Mitchell with Annie Sharp marriage licenses. Also reported are electrical accident at Frontier Milling Elevator, school renovations, and new quarters for Shirley restaurant.
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Ogden
Mra
W. M. Jeffers
Mre
A. W. Woodruff
Union Pavitic
Millie
Garey
Helen Abbott
G.E. Abbott
First Nationa Bank
St the Factory
10Th Street
Bert C. Mitchell
Port Russell
Annie Sharp
Chéyenne
Daniel S. Bailey
Iimingham
Ala
Mary A. Taylor
Cheyenne
Mies Della
R. G. Anthes
Sutton
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Omaha World- Herald
Frontier Milling
C. G. Marsh
Ery
Court names receiver for Laramie Road
The Laramie Road with ties to Hahn's Peak and Pacific railroad was placed in receivership by Judge Riner of the U S district court. Fred A. Miller, formerly president, was named receiver as creditors led by Baldwin Locomotive Works press for engine payments. Trustees expect no expansions this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie, Hahn's Peak
Warren Club Plans to Take Over County Work
With twenty members present the Warren club of Cheyenne discussed assuming a large share of duties formerly handled by the county committee. Members favored dispensing with the county committees as well as others in the county, indicating broad support for self-organization.
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Warren Club
Cheyenne
Rail car brings fresh spring water to Cheyenne residents
About 300 Cheyenne residents rely on Union Pacific tank car water. To keep supply fresh the railroad sends the car to Rock Springs roughly four times weekly. Water primarily fills passenger and dining car tanks. one run weekly suffices, but summer demand prompts more frequent replenishment.
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U. P. Tank
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Rock Springs
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Lawyer Arrives in Cheyenne
BE T Clark, attorney for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad at Sheridan, arrived in Cheyenne with a party of consistory Masons for a visit or ceremony.
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Be.t. Clark
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey Railroad
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Thompson Announces for County Attorney
Sam M. Thompson announces his candidacy for county and prosecuting attorney in Cheyenne. A longtime Democrat and Wyoming bar member since 1907, he practices with his father John Charles Thompson. Supporters say he would be one of the hasti prosecuting attorneys Laramie County has ever had.
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Sam M. Thompson
Thompson
Cheyenne
Wyoming
John Charles Thompson
Laramie County
Hill Lines lodge gathering hosted by H. B. Dyer
H B Dyer, agent for the Hill Lines, entertains lodge members in his capacity as a lodge member himself.
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H. B. Dyer
The
Hill Lines
Lodge
Union Pacific Engine Crew Brings Family to Cheyenne
Engine foreman G. Newport from Bush Illinois has moved his family to Cheyenne after renting a local dwelling. The passenger department distributes a new folder promoting Wyoming and Colorado summer resorts via Cheyenne. A large consolidation freight engine was rebuilt completely at the Union Pacific shops, with several more in back shops to be completed soon.
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G. &. Newport
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Bush, Il
Union Pacific Passenger Department
Wyoming
Colorado
Superintendent Carnell Resigns From Nebraska UP Division
Assistant Superintendent C. C Carnell of the Nebraska division of the Union Pacific, based in Omaha, has resigned. No successor appointed yet. A report notes labor shortages on the Sterling branch of the Burlington, with about two stores of laborers lacking in that area.
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C. C Carnell
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Omaha
Sterling
Burlington
Train and rail staff world notices from Curtis to Cheyenne
Trainmaster FP Brennan of the Burlington at Curtis Nebraska is in Cheyenne. Kent Tatlock of UW P road master’s office suffers a split finger from stopping a fast baseball. George E Gregory of the division engineer’s office missed his survey party due to Lake Minnehaha gear. Frank Wadsell rode a U P passenger for Rawlins yesterday. A F Idler went to Chicago via the U P. Engine Foreman George Dennis returned from Wichita for his father’s funeral.
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FP. H. Brennan
Burlington Force
Curtis
Neb
Cheyenne
Kent
Tatlock
UW. P
George .E. Gregory
U. P
Lake Minnehaha
F.C. Feutz
Frank Wadsell
Rawlins
A. F
Chicago
George Dennis
Wichita
Kana
Laborer Injured as Handcar Falls at Springs Valley
Joe Duta a section laborer on the U P at Springs Valley broke his leg Sunday when a handcar slipped from the rails and fell on him He was taken to Ogden hospital for treatment.
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Joe Duta
U. P
Springs Valley
Ogden Hospital
Youthful Inspiration, Little Bobby Say
Fragmentary dialogue shows a playful exchange about a child named Willie and a plan to let goldfish play with a cat, amid a monitor reference. The tone hints at a recorded schoolyard scene or comic strip dialogue from a local page.
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Bobby
Our Daily Special Dips Into Busy World
A compact item notes how half the world tends to mind its own business while the other half interjects in others affairs, reflecting a light column style on everyday behavior.
GOOD LIVE BILL AT THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN
Atlas show ran short with two acts: Buchanan and Little closed with strong applause. The Four Bonnetds opened the program with a fine musical act. The Three Stuarts thrilled as impressive wire walkers. A steady stream of good film reels and a capable orchestra kept the evening lively.
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The
Atlas
Maria Huchanan
Stuarts
Cheyenne
Delivery Boy Strike Hits Cheyenne Households
Cheyenne residents face disruption as Merchants' Delivery company workers strike for higher wages and policies to replace 350 drivers with cheaper labor. Manager Fred Bode allegedly discharged a top driver, prompting the walkout. A local merchant also complains of unmet contract terms and sudden service cuts without notice.
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Cheyenne
Merchants’ Delivery Company
Fred Bode
C. J. Palmer
Lincoln
Neb
Do Not Invest in Egg Greed If Raising Chicken Meat
Advocacy warns chicken raisers to avoid investing in egg-centric ventures when their goal is meat production. Emphasizes choosing breeds and systems focused on meat yields.
Sanitary Ice Ad: 30c Per Hundred by Cook Bros
Advertisement notes sanitary ice sold at 30 cents per hundred by Cook Bros CO with contact phone 197.
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Sanitary Ice
Cook Bros. CO
Hugh Patton Nominated for U S Marshal Wyoming
Washington June 10 The president sent to the Senate the nomination of Hugh Patton to be United States marshal for Wyoming. Patton was appointed to succeed Capt. L G Davis, who will reside on his ranch near Saratoga. Patton, a former cowpuncher and Casper hotel operator, later built a wool growing business and became a leading sheep raiser and Natrona County Republican leader.
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H. Wolfer
Bee Hive
Togeery
Glendo
Shirley Restaurant
Nineteenth Street
O'Neil
Capitol Avenue
D James. Mullen
Wheatland
Ira W. Nash
Jennie Mabel Simpson
Sheridan County
Uinta County
J. HH. Williams
U. P. Railroad
Washington, B
Provident
Fonale
Hash Bb. Patton
United States
Wyoming
Patton
L G. Davia
Saratoga
Chaptain Davie
Pa. Hadeell
Grand Central
Casper
Natrona County
State Central Committee
Mrs Ligier's Beauty Parlors Advertises Scalp Treatments
See Stevenson for all kinds of wir ing. Telephone 695. Scalp treatments and manicuring offered by Mrs. Ligier's Beauty Parlors at 411 W 19th with phone listed as 17-W.
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Stevenson
Telephone
Concrete Silo Built by Five Farmers in Teen Days
A solid concrete silo 15 feet in diameter and 15 feet high with 4 feet above ground was built in thirteen days by five farm hands. The structure used gravel from the owner's pit and was partially below ground. Four feet of height were added daily with four extra days for framing and roof work. The Farmer & Ranchman editor will supply full details and cost upon request. The horse’s stomach needs rest after severe labor.
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Thia
Tinelde
Farmer & Ranchman
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Anton Peterson
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D. F. Keech
Chester Webb
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Wyo
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Terrors
Frank Lewis
Tribune Press
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James McLaughlin
Thomas Holland
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GC. T. Boyd
H. A. Caney
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Colorado Capitol
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Hills
J. m Newman
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J. D. Carey
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Sanitas
Sherman Co
Railroad News
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Mass
S. Thompson
Tooster
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Professional Directory
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DR. W. Gill
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Maik A. Chapman
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Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Bartlett Engineering
Wilfred O'Leary
Weat
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John Chanles Thompson
Phsrua
Carey Yvonne
Wyong
Y. Pilar Krensedy Hembery
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Ambalmer
Vinings Hotel
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10Th and
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Hugh Patter
U. S. Rarshal
Republica
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Hanna Coal
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