Trial of Farrier Stewart Opens in District Court
The trial of Farrier Stewart of the Ninth Cavalry opened in district court yesterday with most of the session devoted to disputes over admissibility of testimony by the prosecution and the defense. Colorado Trip Mrs Hawksworth and daughter have left for a two week vacation visiting Colorado Springs and Denver. We carry a fine assortment of Place Cards and Tally Cards. Photogravures by the Gibson Art Co. Hanson Drug and Co. Phone 417-W. Sherman Co. Dyeing and Bleaching at Mrs Lieler 411 W 19th St. Phone 417-W.
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Farrier Stewart
Ninth Cavalry
Colorado
Gibson Art Co
Hanson Drug and Conf. Co
Local notices and brief society items
Short notices include Miller’s Watch repair shop at 1709 Carey Ave and The Only Place making handmade trunks at 318 West 16th. Divorce granted for Cora E Hoshaw from Willam Hoshaw. Mrs Pearl Forbes returns home to Kemmerer. J Ross Carpenter travels to Chicago and Baltimore for Democratic convention. Automobilists to meet Omaha Good Roads Boosters near Cheyenne. Arthur Martin and wife welcome a baby girl. Ralp W Smith files incorporation papers for Lincoln County Miners Hospital association. Sunday School call issued for state workers to meet at Chautauqua tent after afternoon performance. Five men arrested for Sunday liquor sale. Joffee named in blotter. Kabie Cafe existence questioned.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
Cora E. Hoshaw
Willam Hoshaw
Pearl Forbes
Stevens
Kemmerer
West 16Th Street
J. Ross Carpenter
Chicago
Baltimore
Omaha
Good Roads Hoosters
Cheyenne
Arthur Martin
Mr. Martin
UU. P
Ralp W. Smith
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital Association
Nelson
Chautauqua
Wm. A. Brown
Philippines
National Sunday School Association
E. R. Joffee
Albany
A. B. Hawknn
Michael Davis
Henry Becker
Frank Tillman
Judge Wellnitz
Em! Busch
Mr. Joffee
Cheyenne Men Set to Open Two New Wyoming Banks
Cheyenne figures Charles P. McGlashen and C. L. Agnew travel to Kemmerer and into the upper Green River valley to establish two banks. McGlashen will be cashier of the State Bank of Big Piney, Agnew of the State Bank of Pinedale, both resigning prior posts. They plan building locations, orders for equipment, and anticipate constructing new bank premises as plans proceed.
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Charles P. McGlashen
C. L. Agnew
Cheyenne
Kemmerer
Green River Valley
McGlashen
New State Bank of
Big Piney
Agnew
Pinedale
Bill Nye’s Son Named Defendant in Alienation Suit
New York reports Ned Nye, son of the late humorist Bill Nye, is a defendant in a $50,000 damages suit for alienation of the affections filed by Jay Go Wilberham, former Hotel York proprietor. Wilberham also seeks divorce while alleging detectives found Nye with his wife after a Broadway restaurant outing. The wife, formerly of Detroit, is 26 years old and has been married twice, with details unclear due to the fragmentary source.
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New York
Ned Nye
Bill Nye
Jay GO. Wilberham
York
Wilberham
Lia
Nye
Bryant
Detroit
Chautauqua Committee Seeks More Ticket Revenue
The Chautauqua committee reports it remains short of season ticket sales and laments citizens buying only a few attractions. It urges local support and space in The Tribune, noting the paper could be more loyal to the town and event.
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Tribune
Chautauqua
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Color Return
An old time home remedy is marketed as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. The ad claims that after days users will notice color returning, less dandruff, and improved scalp health. It urges buying a fifty cent bottle from a druggist with a money back guarantee if not as represented.
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Wyeth
Bridal Couple Hazed Before Denver Departure
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Bartlett of Denver, wed here Wednesday, faced a playful hazing as friends boarded their coach. Rice, old shoes, cans and placards proclaimed the couple’s new status while their nighties were tied in tight knots and soaked to resist undoing. They had to air the garments all night at Plains due to the prank.
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P. G. Bartlett
Denver
the Plains
Railroad visit as union officers tour Cheyenne
Assistant General Manager Charles Ware of Union Pacific toured Cheyenne with Charles Irwin stock agent then left for Denver. Railroad men on Colorado & Southern and Union Pacific received their monthly pay. Lodge plans to inspect the city and possibly charter a special car for the Portland convention in July.
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Charles Ware
Union Pacific Railroad
Charles Irwin
Ilva
Wr. Ware
Denver
Colorado & Southern
Union Paeitle
Cheyenne
Portland
City Rail Office Notes and Staff Movements
Charles Hogue serves as general chairman of the O.R.T. Roy Fabian, stenographer to Assistant Superintendent Olmstead of the U.P., leaves for a ten day vacation in El Keng Oklahoma. George Dennis named night yardmaster succeeding Motinley who resigned. J. C. Tabil, Japanese interpreter for the U.P., left yesterday and returned with fifty trout. F.C. Tatlock, chief clerk to the engineer of the U.P., has gone to Denver with A. J. Mandanus.
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Charles Hogue
Roy Fabian
Olmstead
U. P
Wong
el Keng
Okio
George Dennis
Yardmnster Motinley
J. C) Tabil
VU. P
F.C. Tatlock
Denver
A. J. Mandanus
Passenger Shipboard Moves Diverse Routes Across States
A.P. Passengers include Laura Lee bound for Chicago Archie Allison headed to Laramie TL A Post destined for Portland Ore F Hutzell set for Philadelphia A A Andy to Terre Haute KE Swope and Thomas Stewart headed to Kemmerer J P Pennington operator for the t PB at Evanston arrived in Cheyenne months noted for route changes and arrivals show a broad travelers list across the central and western United States with multiple city pairs and destinations listed.
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Archie Allison
Laramie
TL. A. Post
Portland
Ore
F. Hutzell
Philadelphia
A. A. Andy
Terre Haute
KE. Swope
Thomas Stewart
Kemmerer
Sergeant Gripper Shoots Self On Doorstep
Ser geant Crippen of the Ninth Cavalry killed himself with a heavy revolver on the doorstep of 2210 O Neill Street yesterday morning. He had been drinking, likely not fully recovered from debauch, and sought entry to speak with Mrs Nellis Moore, whose refusal led to the self inflicted death.
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Crippen
Ninth Cavalry
O' Neil Street
Special Stockholders Meeting of Governor Mining Co
Notice announces a special meeting of Governor Mining Company stockholders at its Cheyenne Wyoming office in the Inter Ocean Hotel on July 27 1912 at 1 pm. The purpose is to consider dissolution of the corporation. The notice is issued by order of the Board of Directors following a June 14 1912 resolution. Adolph J Zang president.
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Governor Mining Company
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Board of Directors
Adolph J, Zang
Music Tutor Mrs Stanton Seeks Students
Local advertisement offers Vortal Musico-Mrs Stanton as a piano and music teacher with reasonable rates. Contact at 408 W 2nd St, phone 374.
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Vortal Musico
Stanton
Atlas Attractions Amaze Audience at Local Theater Night
The Atlas opened last evening presenting Warren and Frost as headliners in a witty husband and wife comedy. The act features sharp retorts and clever comebacks with strong stage chemistry. Acrobats perform rolling ball stunts, a wall climb, and teeter-totter on a ball. The program includes naval-standard pictures and good music with solid entertainment all around.
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The
Atlas
Warren and
Frost
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