Local notices and society items crowd Cheyenne page
Readable notes report travel from Ogden and back, marriage licenses, a long foot journey to the Pacific, electrical accident at Frontier Milling, school renovations, fall stock purchases, and new land purchases. Also listed are pay days for the Seventh infantry, pole painting, restaurant move, and various legal and civic notices from Cheyenne.
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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, Hahn's Peak and Pacific railroad was placed in the hands of a receiver by Judge Riner in Cheyenne on petition by creditors led by Baldwin Locomotive Works. Fred A. Miller, former railroad president, was named receiver. Creditors expect no extensions this year.
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Laramie, Hahn's Peak
Warren Club Plans to Assume County Work in Cheyenne
With twenty members present, the Warren club of Cheyenne debated taking over a large part of work previously handled by the county committee. Members expressed sentiment that the county committees, and possibly others, may be dispensed with, as the issue was discussed at the meeting.
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Warren Club
Cheyenne
Spring Water From U P Tank Feeds Cheyenne Residents
About 300 Cheyenne residents rely on Union Pacific tank car water sourced at Rock Springs. The railroad now sends the car to Rock Springs roughly four times weekly to keep drinking water fresh for passengers, dining cars, and local use, with summer demand rising and more frequent fills expected.
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U. P. Tank
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Rock Springs
Cheyenne Hosts Chicago Burlington and Quincy Attorney Visitor
BE.T. Clark, attorney for the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad at Sheridan, arrived in Cheyenne with a party of consistory Masons for a visit or meeting.
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Be.t. Clark
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey Railroad
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Thompson Announces for County Attorney Office
Sam M. Thompson, a well known young Democrat of Cheyenne, declares candidacy for county and prosecuting attorney. He has practiced law since 1907 with his father, John Charles Thompson, and is a long time Wyoming resident. Supporters predict a strong, efficient prosecutor for Laramie County.
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Sam M. Thompson
Thompson
Cheyenne
Wyoming
John Charles Thompson
Laramie County
Hill Lines Agent Hosts Lodge Members Night
H B Dyer the Hill Lines agent and lodge member entertains fellow lodge members at a private gathering hosted by the group.
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H. B. Dyer
The
Hill Lines
Lodge
Union Pacific Builds New Engines and Attracts Cheyenne Family
G. R. Newport engine foreman of Union Pacific recently moved from Bush Illinois to Cheyenne and rented a city dwelling with his family. The railroad promotes Wyoming and Colorado summer resorts via a new folder from passenger service. In UP shops a large consolidation freight engine was rebuilt from the tires up and more are in back shops to be finished soon.
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G. &. Newport
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Bush, Il
Union Pacific Passenger Department
Wyoming
Colorado
Resignation at Nebraska Union Pacific Office
Assistant Superintendent C C Carnell of the Nebraska division resigns from Union Pacific with headquarters in Omaha. No successor has been appointed yet. The Burlington Sterling branch reportedly short of section men struggles to fill gangs with about two stores of laborer shortage at Sterling alone.
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C. C Carnell
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Omaha
Sterling
Burlington
Trainmen suffer injuries and travel notes blur daily work
Trainmaster FP Brennan of the Burlington is in Cheyenne with a split finger from stopping a swift baseball. Kent Tatlock of the UW P road master's office is hurt on the same incident. George E Gregory of the division engineer's office missed his survey party due to Lake Minnehaha and boat gear. Frank Wadsell rode a U P passenger to Rawlins, and 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 When Handcar Fell At Rails
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 his leg He was taken to Ogden hospital.
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Joe Duta
U. P
Springs Valley
Ogden Hospital
Youthful Inspiration and Bobby-Say Dialogue
A fragment shows a childlike exchange where Willie is teased about plans. The lines mention a goldfish and letting it play with the cat, reflecting a playful, informal mood from the Monitor era.
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Bobby
Willie
Remark on global bustle and meddling in daily affairs
A compact aphorism notes half the world attends to business while the other half comments and interferes. The line highlights social curiosity and constant chatter across cultures.
GOOD LIVE BILL AT THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN
Atlas show disappointed by no show from one team but two acts delivered. Maria Buchanan and Mrs Little closed with home sketch to strong applause. Fourth bonnetds opened with music act by two children and The Three Stuarts wowed with wire walking. Reels and orchestra kept the pace bright for Cheyenne audiences.
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The
Atlas
Maria Huchanan
Stuarts
Cheyenne
Delivery Boys Strike Demands Increase in Wages and Jobs
Cheyenne residents face disruption as Merchants' Delivery company workers strike for higher wages, after another walkout following a prior demand from $50 to $60 monthly. Managers discharged a top driver triggering a standstill until reinstatement. Merchants accuse the firm of breaching contract and cutting service without notice amid winter complaints of unfit horses.
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Cheyenne
Merchants’ Delivery Company
Fred Bode
C. J. Palmer
Lincoln
Neb
Do not invest in the egg greeds to raise meat chickens
Guidance warns against pursuing meat production by focusing on egg production. It cautions investors to avoid egg-centric schemes and suggests evaluating alternative poultry strategies for profitable meat yields.
Sanitary Ice Prices 30c Per Hundred
Cook Bros. Company advertises sanitary ice at 30 cents per hundred with phone contact 197 for orders.
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Sanitary Ice
Cook Bros. CO
Patton Named United States Marshal for Wyoming
Washington June 10 The provident thin morating sent to the fonale the nomination of Hash bb Patton to be United States marshal for Wyoming. Patton was appointed to succeed Captailn L G. Davis who will live near Saratoga. Patton formerly ran the Grand Central hotel at Casper and later entered the wool growing business becoming a leading sheep raiser. He is a prominent Natrona Republican and a member of the state central committee. His activity in the last state legislature boosted his political profile.
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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
Republica
Beauty Parlor Ad Teases Scalp Treatments and Manicuring
Stevenson advertises wiring services with contact via telephone 695. Mrs Ligier's Beauty Parlors at 411 West 19th offers scalp treatments and manicuring with phone listed as 517-W.
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Stevenson
Telephone
Concrete silo project described with build details
A solid concrete silo 15 feet diameter and 6 feet high with 4 feet below ground was built by five farm hands in thirteen days. The raise of four feet occurred daily, with four extra days for framing, digging, and roofing. Gravel from the owner's pit used instead of stone and sand. Editor promises full particulars and plans on request. The text notes the horse’s stomach requires rest after labor.
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Thia
Tinelde
Farmer & Ranchman
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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
R. A. Hopkins
Lusk
Ayerland Drug Company
Buffalo
Kaysee
George L. Showers
Anton Peterson
Bert A. Hubbs
Gary
Nebe
David Miller
Carey Ave
Miller's
Carey Avenue
D. F. Keech
Chester Webb
Tribune
Bowell
Wyo
the . P
Webb
Laramie Road
Terrors
Frank Lewis
Tribune Press
Holland
James McLaughlin
Thomas Holland
Carnegie Steel Company
GC. T. Boyd
H. A. Caney
Corporation
Denver
Thomas Heaney
F. R. Dildine
Colorado Capitol
Cowan
Fort Russell
Hills
J. m Newman
17Th Steet
J. D. Carey
Mr. Carey
Sanitas
Sherman Co
Railroad News
Ayer
Lowell
Mass
S. Thompson
Tooster
Laborer
Professional Directory
Kinkead & Mentzer
Attorneys-at-Law
First National Bank
DR. W. Gill
Real Estate
Hugo Donzelman
Carey Brock
Maik A. Chapman
CLYDE
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Iewell At
West 10Th Street
Bartlett Engineering
Wilfred O'Leary
Weat
Mackes Ee
W. Rine & CO
John Chanles Thompson
Phsrua
Carey Yvonne
Wyong
Y. Pilar Krensedy Hembery
Bb. Gleason
Ambalmer
Vinings Hotel
Lhone Tid Lod
10Th and
Central Ave
William Dubois
Hugh Patter
U. S. Rarshal
A. T. Hale
W. 17Th St
Hanna Coal
Eddy Sts
Cmlees
Eit Aero Ave
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