Local business notices and town updates in Cheyenne
Multiple short items report on Cheyenne area services and people including repairs at Carey Ave, price notes, and Cheyenne Messenger Service contact. Mentions include Lerame resident RB McGrew in town, Gustafson’s Denver trip, and Lee R Sage visiting relatives. Chaplain Major George Stull leaves to join the Eleventh Marine regiment in Texas City. Roosters Incorporate Star Valley Booster Club filing with state secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Printery
Jiveton Cares
Laramie
American Electric Shoe Shop
Carey Ave
George Stull
Afariey
Texas City
Local Movers and Visits Across Cheyenne Notes
Cheyenne observations record numerous travelers and locals on brief city visits. Names include Valentine Baker from Denver, Miss Margaret Doane, and Mrs Wilde visiting relatives, with business trips by L. E. Snow and M. W. Winters to northern Colorado and western parts of the state.
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Martha J. Hughes
Hereford
Colo
Simon
Oglen Simon
A. B. Roedel
Colorado City
Taylor
Bell
Thomas Bell
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Charles Wright
Granite
Denver
J. R. Walters
The
Plains Hotel
Fuller
R. P. Fuller
Wyoming Stores Company
Baker
Valentine Baker
Margaret Doane
Marjorie Whipple
Sapp
Wiliam Sapp
Colorado
Sherman Co Faces Question Over Pipor Finishing
The Sherman Company weighs concerns around Pipor finishing steps in its house painting operations. Local stakeholders seek clarity on materials processes and potential impacts on project timelines.
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Sherman Co
The
Man Arrested For Wearing Stolen Clothes
Joseph Puldge was seized after midnight on Seventeenth Street when an officer noted his mismatched outfit. The suit, traced to Pine Bluffs depot theft, leads to a charge of larceny and a hearing is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Puldgo
Baatile
Puodgo
Puldge
Rinehart
Seventeenth Street
Puldgo
Keleher
Union Pacific
Pine Bluffs
Funeral for Isage N Hanson Draws 100-Plus Attendees
More than 100 Cheyenne business and professional men attended the funeral of the late Isage N Hanson at the Masonic Temple yesterday afternoon. Cheyenne Lodge No 1 A F and A M led services, with interment at the city cemetery. Co C Carlisle master of Lodge No 1 directed, aided by H E Crain H W LaMunyan and Rev Leon C Hills. The consistory choir provided music. Delegations from Woodmen of the World Owls and Knights of Pythias attended. Pallbearers included J C Argeshheimer John Schag Geo H Treastie Robert Jenpe Wiliam Yost Q L Hanna.
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Cheyenen
Isage N. Hanson
Masonic Temple
Esterday
Cheyenne Lodge No. 1
A. F
A. M
City Cemetery
Co. C. Carlisle
Lodge No. 1
H. E. Crain
H. W. LaMunygn
Leon C. Hills
Woodmen of the World
Owls
Knights of Pythias
J. C. Argesheimer
John Schag
Geo. H., Treastie
Robert Jenpe
Wiliam Yost
Q. L. Hanna
Enthusiastic Reception for Flour Mill Committee
An enthusiastic reception was accorded the committee soliciting funds for the flour mill yesterday. Many substantial subscriptions were pledged by the city's progressive business men. Several attendees were out of town or busy, and the canvass will continue today.
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The
Ciy
Chautauqua Manager Arrives. Programs Hit Planned
J. R. Teagarden arrives to manage the local chautauqua and takes headquarters at the Plains hotel. The frat program shapes up this afternoon with the Strollers Male quartet providing music. A grand concert will open the afternoon and evening entertainment includes several numbers before the Indian performer Tahan appears.
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J. R. Teagarden
Plains Hotel
A A A Tour Considered Through Cheyenne Route
Secretary C E B Lane of the Good Ronde association seeks to route the annual reliability run of the American Automobile Association via Cheyenne. The tour, with at least 50 automobiles, departs Minneapolis July 11 and reaches Yellowstone July 19, traversing Minnesota, South Dakota and Montana. After the park, cars may return home by train or continue toward the coast. Lane proposes an extra Wyoming loop including Billings Cody Casper Wheatland and Cheyenne before continuing to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E B. Lane
Wyoming
Dr. C. &. Dutton
Minneapolis
National Park
Lane
Billings
Cody
Meteerfe
Casper
Douglas
Wheatland
Cheyenne
Omaha
Hospital Aid fundraiser tickets for Irwin Bros show
The Hospital Aid sells tickets for Irwin Bros show next Saturday to raise funds for St. John’s hospital. Four boys canvass residence districts and 25 percent of ticket profits go to the society. Tickets available from the boys or Fred Roedel’s drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Bros
Harold Atchinson
Fred Miller
Will Baxter
Lowell Yeager
Fred Roedel
St. John’s Hospital
Wyoming Tests Find Disease Not Present In State
State Veterinarian B F Davis received a Washington report on a suspected dourlie case near Casper. A government blood test on a stallion found it absolutely sound, the only instance of any suspicion in the state.
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B. F. Davis
Washington
Bureau of Animal Industry
Casper
Correction on divorce and marriage details in Wan district
A correction clarifies that Mrs Ethel Jones granted a divorce to an Alwyn Jones in Wan district court. They were married 13 years ago, not two, and have a son in school who will stay with his mother.
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Ethel Jones
Alwyn ¥. Jones
Wan
Treasure Trove Testimony In Wyoming Court Case
The court session focused on Reuben Stockwell and Jewe White who testified about finding a gold cache worth about $4,000 in Willian Taylor’s ranch cellar near Rock Creek in 1909. They claim Taylor later claimed ownership and prosecution arose, then ended after a settlement. Attorneys from Idaho and Cheyenne represented the finders and Taylor’s interests.
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District Court
Reuben Stockwell
Jewe We. White
White
Stockwell
Willie
Willian Taylors Ranch
Rock Creek
Tyne
Taylor
Whit
Laramie
BF. Griffith
Wolee
Idaho
Wilfred O'Leary
Cheyenne
L. Rigdon
EB. I Meliousall
Groesbeck
Larame
Hotel Arrivals List Includes Travelers From Many Cities
A long hotel arrivals list records guests from Omaha Denver Cheyenne and Denver across multiple towns including Douglas Greeley Hereford Leadville Salt Lake City Sterling and New York. Notable names include A H Noakes C J Pern andes H Vance J Hastromer and F Hortenstine.
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A. H. Noakes
Douglas
C. J. Pernandes
Omaha
C. Dpd
Harramer
PD. H. Vance
Greeler
H.W. Quaintance
Laravnle
Vial
P. Fudge
Cheyenne
T. A. Coone
Wheatland
W. L. Wicks
R. F. Lafferty
Leadville
J. Hastromer
Ault
JT. Mead
Greeley
F. Hortenstine
California
Martha J. Flughes
Hereford
Geo
Boehler
F. J. Hendricka
J. Gaguere
Concern
A. Goldsmith
Denver
Chas McQueen
Kansas City
Walter Park
J. T. Treasner
Salt Lake City
W. Oliver
T. Schindler
Pine Bloffa
Piper
Hegenberger
Sterling
Chipman
New York
W. ©. Schuls
Fremont
List of names and towns in a historical notice
A fragmentary notice lists numerous individuals with associated cities including Denver Casper Pine Bluffs Kansas City Cleveland Omaha Sioux City and others. The text reads like a roster or partnership signatory list with scattered initials and place names.
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F. BE. Willard
Denver
Frankel
G. N. Miles
D.J. Willams
Pine Bluffs
Wl. F. Haeseler
Casper
M. C. Price
R. W. Rhoades
W. R. Kaffs
Kansas City
George A. Fields
Charles Rosentoun
Cleveland
BE. P. Myers
Omaha
FB. M. Brass
Grand Island
C. BM. S
List of names in Denver and Casper area notices
A fragmented roster lists numerous individuals tied to Denver Casper Laramie and surrounding areas. The string includes J Keene A Zurich G Williams J Learner L Chapman W Kenney Campbell Dahiman McNutt McQuiston Shannon Sher rod Tilton Amon Cooper Solem McFayden Wallace Houston Sheldon Herbert Seagardens Kennedy Stock Miller Bell Saddiken Pugh Uline Jones Lathrop Harford Malley and others.
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J. ©. Keene
Denver
A. Zurich
New York
G. B. Williams
J. L. Learner
Casper
L. M. Chapman
W. WH. Kenney
Dr, Campbell
Omaha
H. M Dahiman
L. McNutt
J. AR. McQuiston
L. H. Shannon
St. Louis
George Sherrod
Salt Lake City
M I. Amon
Chicago
W. Cooper
Kansas City
P. G Solem
KR. McFayvden
W. A. Wallace
M Houston
Laramie
Norma Sheldon
L. H. Herbert
Holland
J. R. Seagardens
Kansas CI
HL. MH. Kennedy
Jim Stock
W. J
Uncle Sam's money laundering curbs tainted notes at 60000 daily
If Uncle Sam's money laundering continues at about 60,000 pieces a day, tainted currency will soon be a thing of the past.
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Sam
Bake Sale at Johnston Grocery by Baptist Ladies
The Baptist ladies announce a bake sale this Saturday at Johnston Grocery Store offering a variety of desserts and treats for a 500day dinner. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
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Johnston
Never Put Off Tomorrow What Anyone Is Willing to Do
A compact reflection on seizing tasks without delay. The saying urges proactive effort and mutual suport, suggesting people will reciprocate assistance when timely action is shown. The message emphasizes personal responsibility and timely collaboration.
Three more suspensions hit the weather service
The piece notes additional suspensions within the weather service as concerns grow about the bureau. It mentions a man rising on a June morning and building a fire in a furnace, implying broader issues with the agency and its reliability.
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The
Weather Service
Weather Bureau
Frank Miller Takes a Bad Spill During Rehearsal
Frank C. Miller of the Irwin Bros show was thrown from a saddle during a rehearsal for the Kraulids program yesterday afternoon. Though uninjured, Miller said the tumble endangered him as the troupe galloped, narrowly missing him after his saddle turned. He warned he is a better shot than rider.
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Frank C. Miller
Miller
Woman in Bath Chases Bold Robber in Narrow Escape
In New York, June 11, Mrs Samuel Gordon overheard a thief robbing a cash register behind a screen in her husband's flat. She shouted Stop thief but stayed inside as the robber fled, saying I dare you to chase me. He took about $80.
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New York
Main Street
Patachague
L. L
Samuel Gordon
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Lee R. Sage
Whiter, Colo
Roosters
Star Valley Boosrope Club
Af Afton
Citizens’ National Bank
Cilites
Citizens National
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Alrigh
Palmers Bakery
16Th St
Owenstrin's
Kelly's
Clarengo Baker
Yates
William Yaton
Phillips Io
Robert
Glafcke
Eerett Glafcke
Sherman
M. W. Winters
General Land Office
Hanna
R. P D. Myer
West Point
Frank Doyle
United States Military Academy
West West
George FE. Abbott
First National Bank
United States
L. BE. Snow
Secretary of State
William Wilde
Fort Larmie
Neb
Bert Martin
Carrie Jackman
Walter E. Doyle
Gertrude A. Post
George Stanley
Grover Farm District
Fon
W. FE. Chaplin
Register of the United States Land Office
Wyoming State Editorial Association
Rh. MacFayden
Burns
Presbyterian Church
Oil City
Sella
William Yates
Bear Creek
Dan Dance
Gibron Clark
T. F. Burke
Board of Trustees
State University
van Tassell
Fifteenth Street
Earl Boyle
Auto Livery Company
Cooper
A. F. Bush
Lander
Sadiq Hawkins
Hihel Smith
Ben Covington
J. D. Roberta
Bunrise
John Herrick
Thomas Cochrane
Roy Herrick
John Kluta
Aliver Crown
Anna Patterson
Guernsey
Jacobs
Lvans
Phillips
Emilp d. Batley
Mre
R. W. Hapes
Mra
M. Clappar
Ranch
Chautauqua
Hotel Albany
Hotel Plains
Esratu
Chene
Yoming
Terat
Albany
Burlington
Stock Growers National Bank
Capitol Ave
Nat Goodwin
America
Oliver Twist
Charles Dickens
Fagin
C. L. Olson
A. G. Schwarz
J. M. Hawes
Lonemont
M. Epetein
A. F. Allen
E H. Kluger
Philadelphia
Frank Miller
Tin Bath
the Capitol Grill
Inter-Ocean Hotel
John Brown
Meenager
la Carte
Thorofares
Harry P. Hynds
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