Local Notes and Items from Cheyenne and Nearby
Various short notices from Cheyenne including visits and travels of residents and soldiers, a newly opened Cheyenne Meat Company shop, upcoming artillery movements, a train from Fort Riley, and local incidents such as a streetcar accident delaying traffic. Also mentions births, marriages, land filings, and public notices in brief form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Meat Company
Tisglebeck
Charles Curdher
Peventeenth
Riley
Ft. Riley
Ce Fourth Field Artillery
Man
Mud Foot Deep Buffalo Streets Halt Business
Sheridan Wyoming reports heavy mud after a flood. One foot of mud covers streets and buildings as residents organize cleanup. Fifty laborers may aid city officials. supplies are ample though work is the main challenge. Residents raised over 1200 with more expected. Farther west Buffalo region suffers further damage and fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heridan
Wyo
Sheridan
Ily
Buffalo
U P Ball Games and Mormon Train Updates
Union Pacific announces two Saturday and Sunday ball games at the U P diamond on 27th and Maxwell. Also reports two carloads of Mormon converts from the East en route to Salt Lake City and a washout delaying Train No. 18 Cheyenne arrival. C B & S repairs advance with 5000 workers on the right of way. A. P. Jones ships Wyoming horses to Denver over the Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Ave
Denver
Durham
N. & Walker
J. F. Renfro
Denvar
Mrs. Stanton
Oklahoma
Heavey
Fort
AL Nugsell
Guthyle
Weet L6th
Canada
B. H. Chern
Cheyenne
North Battleford
Saskatchewan
Seattle
Ludwig
Fort Collins
U. P
Union Pacific
Barlow
M. H
Maxwell
Eastern States
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
West
Oregon-Washington
Oregon
Wyoming
A. P. Jones
Railway Updates and Shop Overhauls
W. T. Fox bought a ticket to Chicago over the Union Pacific yesterday. Hooper departed Cheyenne for Hazen Nevada via the Union Pacific. An engine, No 1610, was completed at the U P shops after a thorough overhaul and will be sent to Evanston for branch service. Shop crews are turning out more work than at this time last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Fox
Chicago
U. P
Hooper
Cheyenne
Hazen
Nevada
Thorugh
Evanston
Christian Endeavor Notes of Presley Church
Helen McDonald leads the coming Sunday evening meeting. Dorothy Bruce forwarded the last payments pledged for the EB office building in Boston. Mabel Knight played the piano last Sunday. The C B World aids leaders in meetings. Juniors advocate extending vacation time to four months. The flag day man appears enthusiastic from his house and front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McDonald
Dorothy Bruce
Boston
Our Society
Our
Aster Ia
Three-Bill Atlas Show Delights Audience
The Atlas presents a three-bill program this week with varied entertainment for all ages. The goats charm the kids and adults alike while the messenger boy trio Slegle Brother and Cooper deliver sharp patter and songs. Marion etted draws applause and the pictures and orchestra meet Atlas standards. Stevenson handles wiring. telephone 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Messenger Boy
Slegle
Hood River Berries Sell 14c Box at Truckey's
Readers learn Hood River berries are priced at 14 cents per box at Truckey's Department Store. The note emphasizes available stock and local shopping options in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truckey’s Department Store
Sanitary Ice Price at Thirty Cents Per Hundred
Sanitary Ice offered at 30c per hundred by Cook Bros. Co. contact phone 197 for orders and delivery options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Bros. Co
Senior Priest Hayes Appointed Beulah Pastor in Cheyenne Diocese
Rev. T. P. Hayes, a senior Cheyenne Diocese priest, is appointed pastor of Beulah and all attached missions by Rt. Rev. Bishop McGovern. He was ordained by Bishop Lenihan, the second Wyoming priest ordained, and previously led Sheridan and Evanston missions. The northern Wyoming area he first served covered over 100000 square miles and has since been divided among eighteen priests in the same parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Hayes
McGovern
Beulah
Father Hayes
Cheyenne
Lenihan
Wyoming
Sheridan
Wyo
Hilarission
Montana
South Dakota
Evanston
Keane
Dubuque
Consistory Ball Brilliance Draws Large Social Crowd
A grand Consistory ball at the Masonic Temple closed June salons with a stylish crowd. Guests wore formal evening attire as Buchannan Orchestra played while dancers enjoyed the floor and visitors explored reading, bowling, billiard, and smoking rooms. The dining room featured decorative lighting and pink white florals, with a red white blue flag canopy honoring Flag Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Buchanan
Electric Mighty
Delroy Shingle
Clarence Hammond
Clarence Hammond, Mra
Steever
Jennie Rossman
Bunting
Exvilre Company
Muccepsfilly
Wyowlig
Cvine Loite
Happy Lose
Darrow Lawyer Blunder Lets Evidence Enter Trial
A speech by Chief William Hox ers of the defense sparked debate over the admissibility of evidence in the Clarence Darrow jury bribery case. The feud centered on testimony about Mrs. Coplay’s removal to Nevada and possible connections between San Francisco labor leaders and Darrow, with A Johannesen and C A Tveitmoo named as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Cal
William Coplay
California
Nevada
McNamara
Clarence S$. Darrow
Voulisal
Karl Hoxers
A. Johannesen
C. A. Tveitmoo
Fan Francisco
Mra
Canlaon
McNam- Afa
Hutton
McNamara Defense Aide Critiqued By Judge In Trial
The court criticized defense counsel during the McNamara trial, ruling that certain witness testimony and evidence were inadmissible. Judge Hutton stated that the defense had violated established rules, upholding previous rulings on admissible acts and conspiracy evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trelimore
McNamara
Hutton
Councel
Derrow
Irish Row Over Lloyd George Surplus Use
London reports a clash between John Redmeonil and Nationalists against David Lloyd George over allocating part of a 32.5 million surplus to Ireland’s exchequer under the home rule bill. Ireland seeks at least 5.08 million while Lloyd George remains firm. The dispute fuels political tensions and financial debate in the Dublin-UK arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llold George
London
John Redmeonil
Nationalista
David Lloyd George
Trraveller
Reimond
Ireland
Lloyd Clearge
Edison denies donor link to Massachusetts Institute of Tech
Thomas Edison emphatically denies a report that he funded the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with 2,400,000 dollars. He says he has a better use for his money and disputes any involvement. The item mentions The Sherman Co and a figure associated with the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orarke
Thomas Edison
Yhiore
Massachusetta Instituty of Technology
Pellagra outbreak fatality in northern Colorado girl
A northern Colorado girl died last night at 6 o'clock due to pellagra, the first known local case of the disease. The illness appeared last September and resisted treatment after the patient was removed from school, with prior pneumonia and rheumatic symptoms noted. The patient, Mia disease, is linked to a visit in Georgia, her native state, and doctors reported the progression despite local care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prvlagka
Colorado
Maton
Golo
K.P. Twhew
Tere
Pelingra
Veung
Sehdo
Binve Jiet
Trie
Georgia
Atate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huriel
Greenwood
Eleventh Infantry
D. A. Russell
Fort Russell
Eli. J. Roth
Ofolorado Springs
Yellowstone
Frank Accord
Thley
Iern Fenwick
Gladys Smith
Furca
The
Capitol
Tetm
H. D. Beamer
Pet
Ridgeway
Pree McNeff
Laramie
Grace KH. Smith
Eort
Charles E. Barnes
Allan
Aires
Anthony Harry Fort Russell
Sophia Hevan
Leadville
Colo
Charles R. Kaynee
Torrington
Reclamation Home
Pathfinder
C. C. Campell
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Campbell
Crawford
Soliier
Goars
Cootral Avenue
Railroad News
Wheatland
Ava
Christian Endeavor
Presley
Mabel Knight
C. B. World
Atlas Bill
Stevenson
Hood River
John Burroughs
Alu
Darrow
Kdison
Technology Sco
Vorniehes
Sherman Co
Ayer
Hanna Coal
van Tassell & Proper
Cubes
Boby St
Old Capitol Ave
Carey Hye
Fideve
Reaal
Universal
Oxford
Russia
Heelells
Joseph Wasserman
Carly Avenue
the Atlantic Tea CO
Frank Hadley
Atlantic Tea Company
Moyune Company
MR. Hadley
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