Local Cheyenne notices mention repairs and business leads
Readable fragments show sitters offering repair services at 1708 Carey Ave and a Cheyenne Printery Print shop. Other items list loans, real estate, and business inquiries across Cheyenne, with notes on a ranch visit, a veterinarian, and upcoming teacher exams and university events in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oston
Jose Yoderlein
Asoellatate
New
Cheyenne
Phous
J. C. Nash
Merican Electric
Pir
Je. Cor
Carey Ave
Funeral for Neighbor Isaac N Han at Fraternal Mall
Members of the W. O. W. are asked to meet at Fraternal Mall on Wednesday June 10 at 7:30 p.m. to attend the funeral of late neighbor Isaac N Han, with details and services to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ou Gre
Lraternal Mall
Isaae Ni, Han
Local Briefs From Cheyenne and Nearby Cities
Eastbound trips and visits lead daily notes with shifts in Cheyenne Denver Greeley and Laramie. Includes injuries noting Miss Sadie McClusky dislocated ankle and Patrick Murrin heart failure. hospital updates show William Nottage’s worsening condition after foot amputation.
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C. BE. Cotton i
Lamp
Charlies Lamp
Greeley
Scott Skinner
Miss Giffin
Margaret Giffin
Denver
P. A. Loos
Douglas
O. G. Forter
Cheyenne
Egbert
Carson W. Slingerling
Laramie Hospital
St. Louis
Kopels
Kope
Cincinnai
Ohio
Sadie McClusky
Michael McClusky
Normandie Hotel
Patrick Murrin
Pine Bluff
Rocketsland
St. John’s Hospital
William Nottage
Laramie
More Interest In Chautauqua Seventy Tickets Sold In Five Hours
Rev. L. C. Hills reports strong canvassing for the Chautauqua with 70 tickets sold in five hours and confidence that 800 pledged tickets will be disposed of. Downtown stores show slow sales while some pledges from six months ago are unfulfilled, but Hills expects public spirit and the program to prevent a loss.
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L. C. Hills
Chautauqua
Jis
Hills
Divorce Granted at Night Court Session
A divorce was granted at a night session of the district court Monday night to Mrs. Ethel Jones from Alwyn Y. Jones, a railroad man. The couple were married in this city two years ago and have no children. Mrs. Jones charged the husband with infidelity, and the decree was granted by Judge Mellor without a contest.
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District Court
Mra
Ethel Jones
Alwyn Y. Jones
Mra. Jones
Tor
Mellor
ADAMS NARCotics? No, impersonation trial set in Rock Springs
Assistant District Attorney W F Mullen and U S Marshal Hugh Patton left yesterday for Rock Springs to try a man before United States Commissioner Taliferro for impersonating an officer. The man, whose home is not learned, allegedly obtained money from saloon keepers in Kaw City by posing as a venue collector. If found guilty, he will likely be moved to the federal court in this city for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Mullen
United States
Hugh Patton
Rock Springs
Taliferro
Kawhe
Order of Owls AY to meet for deceased brother funeral
Members of the Order of Owls AY are asked to assemble at Owls hall Wednesday afternoon at 1 20 to attend the funeral of their deceased brother I N Hane HON. By Order of the President Geo Ii Troaatle Se
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Owls Hall
I. N. Hane
President
Geo, Ii, Troaatle, Se
Masonic Funeral for Brother Hanson at Lodge Ball
All members of Chayenne lodge Wo L A F A M are requested to meet at the Masonic hall Wednesday at 1: ... attend the funeral of our late brother and member Intact Hanson. Carlisle W. Attest D. W. Gill Secretary.
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Masonic
Chayenne Lodge Wo
Hanson
Carlisle
W. Attest
D. W. Gill
Acacia Lodge Members to Attend Funeral of Jalag N Haneon
All members of Acacia lodge No 1A B A ML are asked to meet with Cheyenne lodge to attend the funeral of Jalag N Haneon OG IL. W M Strader and J C Niewander, Secretary, announce services at the New Masonic Temple at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia Lodge
Acacia Lodge No
Cheyenne Lodge
Jalag N, Haneon
IL. Strader
W. M. J.C. Niewander
New
Masonic Temple
Meeting on paving and commission government in Cheyenne
A meeting of the Greater Cheyenne club is called for this evening to discuss Cheyenne’s June 24 election on commission government. A. D. Walton will lead the discussion with other speakers, Governor Carey may attend, and a luncheon and smoker will close the evening. Capitol avenue and Sixteenth street paving also on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Cheyenne
Commission
Chey- Penne
A. D. Walton
Carey
Capitol Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Colored Women of Three States Hold Convention
Three states represented as the Federation of Colored Women's Clubs convenes in this city with over 50 delegates arriving. Attendees include Mrs. Butler of Colorado Springs and Mrs. C. G. Ashford of this city, with officers named. A program of charitable work and a reception follow a display of needlework and a home talent show.
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Federation of Colored Women's Clubs of
Colorado
Elisbs
M. Ekchereh
Butler
Colorado Springs
Federation
C. G. Ashford
Beulah Baker
Pueblo
Mattie Seymour
Wilming Hall
J. Cassells
Denver
Mie
M. Froman
EP. Ensley
N. L. Douglass
Ida Holley
Alice Webb
Map Brooks
Cora Jackson
Nelsine Howard
Laura Hill
G. Wilson
Henderson
Lillian Jones
I Cartwright
E. Dindwiddie
Alice Douglass
Clara Banks
Lt. Davis
Ll. M. Gadgett
Carrie
Moss
Carrie McRea
Lizzie Watson
Blanche Bonne
Kiva Bess
FE Greenartha Fox
Lena Mall
M. O. Seymore
Ida Payne
A. W. Wilson
J. B. Holmes
A. Ray
William North
W. A. Holly
G. K. Harding
C. W. Carson
Amy Benjamin
A. Tratler
Mins Ligale Addison
J. W. Lee
Mra Greer
E. Lewis
G. W. Winchester
Mise Blanche Smathers
G. A. Mc King
Bessie Vernon
J J. Lenox
la Junta
William Mayo
Salt Lake
Pearl Kiowa
Trinidad
Congress to Probe Phisco Receivership for Rail System
Washington June 16 A nine member congressional committee investigation into the St Louis and San Francisco railroad receivership was proposed by Rep Hinebaugh of Illinois Progressive He already seeks an interstate commerce commission inquiry The bill would empower the panel to study reorganization plans for insolvent railroads and probe securities issued prior to the receivership.
Cheyenne Chautauqua Opens With Free Kids Play Friday
Children in Cheyenne invited to enjoy a week of Chautauqua activities at the city park with a free play festival The Sleeping Princess presented outdoors by Central School pupils under J Speelman and Lulu McKee The event features athletic and arts departments for children and includes a free Friday morning performance with a large cast from local schools.
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Cheyenne
Central School
J. Speelman
Chautauque
Misa Lulu McKee
Chautauqua
Miss McKee
Speelman
Sleeping Princess
Marie Hoye
Ila McKee
Bing Cosa Sass
Robert Chuothrie
Katherine DeLacour
Prince Woerseess
Jack Thompson
Louis O'Leary
Robby Walton
Franklin Fay
Daniel McAlvan
Rudolph Nagel
James Morgan
Willie Boyer
Robert Swinbank
Corbett Kitchen
Chuckie Stevans
Clara Kilest
Ruth Sweet
Gertrude Stubbs
Marion Logan
Mabel Engstrom
Grace Evans
Alice Taylor
Evalyn Seymour
Mildred Crouse
Elizabeth Nagel
Thelma Everett
Fanny Sperry Without Peer Says Dr Davis
Dr Davis praises Fanny Sperry at Calgary Stampede for riding bucking horses without stirrups or tack. He cites her perfect knee grip and unmatched skill, noting she rode the toughest Canadian buckers while others failed. She plans to appear at the Irwin Brothers show in Cheyenne with her mother nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Sperry
DR. Davis
Calgary
Viniig
Misa Sperry
Huckers
Mins Sperry
Dominion of Canada
Goldie St. Clair
Cheyenne
Miss Sper- Lds
Irwin Brothers
Paving Petition Signed by Governor Carey Leads Push
A Greater Cheyenne Club petition drive for paving Capitol avenue and Sixteenth street gains Gov ernor Carey endorsement after a brief meeting. The committee collected signatures from property owners along the route and seeks support from Senator Warren and local banks and firms. If they submit the petition next Tuesday and council acts quickly, the paving could be completed before the Frontier Days celebration.
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Capitol Avenue
Sixtent Street
Carey
Greater
Cheyenne Club
BE. Verry
Marold England
H. W. Tupper
Thomas Bunter
R. J. Putnam
Warren
Depot
Nineteenth Street
Sixteenth Street
Central
Carey Avenues
Stock Growers Bank
Hurtingtyne and
Pulouw Pacite Rativonda
Avieuat
U P Clerks Edge Cavalry in Port Russell Game
The Union Pacific clerks beat the 12th Cavalry 5 to 4 at Port Russell on Sunday afternoon. Ashenbiner pitched steadily for the clerks while the rail workers drilled the ball hard and fielding from the cavalry saved several scoring chances. The clerks expect a rematch against Rawling next Sunday.
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Union Pacific
12Th Cavalry
Port Russell
Ashenbiner
Rawling
Sanday
Oliver Twist on Capitol Avenue Theatre Screen
Oliver Twist, Dickens classic, shown at Capitol Avenue Theatre today and tomorrow. The tale follows the Little Pauper boy entangled with Fagin and the rogue Til Sites. Nat Goodwin appears as Fagin in a graphic, thrilling adaptation.
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Oliver Twist
Charley Dickens
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Fagin
Nat. Goodwin
Sean
Hotel Arrivals Listed at Plains Hotel
Long list of guest names and origins appears under the Plains Hotel arrivals header. Names span cities such as Denver, New York, Boulder, Omaha, Des Moines, San Francisco, and more, with many travelers from Colorado and surrounding states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GG. Strotach
St Lewis
Cook
Colorado Springs
M. Hanthburner
New York
F T. Waldman
Denver
Wiede
I G. White
F. &. Lanagan
A. A. Teibbe
Washington, DC
GT. Irwin
Collins
B. Tomlin
Omahas Bok
Price
Hilton V. Baker
Boulder
Jamis H. Baker
M. S. Benggict
Des Moisies
Columbus
Geos M. Ball
John Fratley
Pocatello
CP. Pintmer
Wheatland
Wim
Henepeck
Kaneng City
Mia
David
Douglas
Ric
St Henry
San Francisco
O. C. Brown
H. &. Farnan
Kansas Clix
Geo
Champion
F. Lynch
Cingpinnali
T Rowe
H. Horton
J. C. Hart
G. M. Mian
W. Crouter
Whedtland
Laekapangen
Hurley
Ioahn
Inter Oran HW Straback and Misses in Omaha Denver
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and places including Laramie Omaha Denver and several surnames. The readable items reference individuals such as Whiting, Mrs. Goldsmith, and A. Nonles with city mentions Straback Straback and Straback in Omaha and Denver. The text is heavily corrupted with misread letters making full sense uncertain.
Delegates Sought for School Hygiene Congress in Buffalo
Governor Carey seeks volunteers to attend the fourth International Congress on School Hygiene in Buffalo New York January 24 00 with no state funds for expenses. He will appoint delegates likely to be in the east and interested in hygiene. A shipload of English miners and families is being brought to Alberta Canada to develop the oil areas.
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Carey
Buffalo
N. Y
Ammuar
East
Enelich
Alberth
Canada
Owl
Province
Foreign workers in Prussia peak early 20th century totals
Official statistics show 120881 foreign workers in Prussia in 2911, rising to 454248 in 1905. Of these, 204042 came from Russia, 157000 from Avetraungury, and 96000 from Tealy.
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Prussia
Russia
Avetraungury
Tealy
PAW IN LAND OF PTO FINAL PROOFS GRANTED
Final proofs were granted yesterday by the United States Land Office to homesteaders Glenn Hertholf Wauneta John A Peterson Pine Bluffs Orland L Adkins Egbert One Ful ton Chugwater Applications were filed by three homesteaders William Browder Van Tassell Winfred V Seesrim Whitney Sam F Cooper Choy eu
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United
Glenn Hertholf
Wauneta
John A. Peterson
John Miner
Pine Bluffa
Orland L. Adkins
Egbert
One
Fulton
Chugwater
Willam
Browder
van Tassell
Winfred
Seesrim
Whitney
Sam F. Cooper
Choy. EU
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City News
Mamie Hefferon
Jones H. Baker
State Unity of Colorado
Jaramie
Loteralty of
Wyoming
Saidlleina
Casper
A. F. Rush
Morrison
Hanna
al Boyd
William Yuatos
Phillips
Hol. Scott
Campstool
N. R. Nemer
E. J. Nunn
Nellie Kimball
Pine Bi
Riene Hardware and Motor Company of
Capital
Wilkie Colling
Buffalo Realty Company
Gr. Cochran
Toke
Judy Cours
Cheyenne Business College
Hureitt
Posi- To
A. M. Ries, C
The
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens National
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Swagger
Order of Owls
Congressional
Phisoco
Tevis
Manos Sperry
der Dinta
U. P
Cavalry
Hall
Albany
Opposie the
U. Fr. and
Bugilugion Depolm
Xioum
Pennweeton
Ely Ul
Capitol Ave
Nat Goodwin
America
Charles Dickens
Plains Hotel
Viams
J. A. Farley
Kansas City
Sonia Kirkland
Pt. Washakie
HH. Kirkland
Ft. Washakie
Jassie Young
J. Z4ommer
Durtville
V. Oliver
John Papagofouley
Wom
Cobb
J. L. Whitmat
James J. Lefabra
Green
FC. Tiewis
Henry M. Kidder
Fremont
Nebo
J. Phillipa
Shins
Osgood
Colo
J. H. Wesner
Sidney
Inter Ooran
Chichester
Kotleat
Etitie
Driggists
Evervee
Paw
PTO
Joan Brown
la Carte
Thorofares
WYOMA
Harry P. Hynds
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