Cheyenne News Briefs Cover Trials, Travel and Local Biz
Local items report Judge W. C. Montner returning home from Rawlins, and Judge D. H. ral sitting in Denver. Williamed by Mes. Rahn attends Tarnfest. Mel in East recalls James McAndrews dying in Chicago. Mrs Boyd and Mrs Frank begin two months Canada trip via Thousand Islands and Montreal. Several court cases and fines noted including Lewis W fart fined for wife beating.
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Heyonne
Tadiew
Crowley
Knights of Co
Tarnfest
Rahn
Denver
Mes
Math. Chapman
Dildine
Saratoga Valley
Studebaker Ve
Thiton
Cheyenne
Tf. Capital
O. W. Wilson
French Creek
Fuca
State Land Office
D. H.ral
Mptrict
W. C. Montner
Rawlins
Muir
Lewis W. Fart
Niner Beaves
John A. Riner
Lewis
Fie
W. ©. Mentzer
Wyoming- Colorado
Hanson Drug Company
Ben Velseqnee
Tom Patrick
Mel
James McAndrews
Uotll
Capitol Procery
Chicago
Canada
H. M. Boyd
Meyer Frank
East
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Oh 50
Detroie
Buffalo
Heston
Burlington
Vanished York era items and Cheyenne updates headlined
A patchwork Cheyenne column reports travelers, legal notices, and business moves. Notables include visits from Jacob Sherman and Judge Groesbeck, marriage licenses for McCoy and Rich and for Curtis and Pilmer Talbott, a land lease approved for Janda in Powder River, a capitol fall injuring A. J. Parshall, and Elks bartender arrest over liquor licensing. Also noted are new carpets for Governor Carey, a Casper oil company incorporation, notaries named, and police- and military-related relocations and lectures.
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Gersto Penver
Mugo Dongelman
Denver
Horse Creek
Jacob Sherman
Grotabeck
Hi. V. &. Groesbeck
Laramie Ia
Omaha
Misa Katie
Laulee Lively
Mies Mamie Schultz
Jacob Klausser
McCabe
Joln McCabe
C. A. Guernsey
Janda
Powder River
Fields
State Land Office
Perry Williams
Gon
Elisabeth Brown
Williams
Windy Hollow
Steven McCoy
Lottie
Capitol
Elks
Frank 8. Sprekelsen
Elks’ Club
Sam M. Thompson
Carey
Katherine’ Teague
Monongahela-Wyoming Oil Company
Casper
Fred D. Hanmimond
Nancy A. Mack
Big Horn
George Kuntzman
Encampment
Devo Hasbrouck
Sheridan
EB. E. Richardson
Pinedale
William Fitzhugh
California
Cheyenne
Gaeper Oil Fields
Midwest Oil Company
Horn
T. N. Horn
Fourth Field Artilery
Manila
P. I
Second Field Artillery
D. H. Williamson
Grover Tri-City Press
Granite Springs
Kersey
Ina M. Vertres
Colo
Rhea Vertres
Salt Lake City
Echo
Utah
John Boulter
Atche
Metropolitan
Anthony Wilkinson
Egbert
Thomas Dolan
Grover
Fred Paulson
Hanna
E. Benson
Rock Springs
Sadie Fairbanks
Rawlins
W. O'Brien
Islay
H. F. Peterson
Cladrence Amendo
Rawhide
C. 8
Ertman
Laramie
May Davis
Chugwater
Mra
C. W. Bell
Sanders Catheryne
Madden
H. H. Dunn
Fremont
F. Nestel
John McGill
C. F. Todd
Philip Todd
Wva
George F David
Joseph Davia
Strawberry Festivals at St Mark’s Guild Parish House
The St Mark's guild hosts a strawberry festival at the Parish House on Thursday afternoon June 26 from 3 to 7 with a musical program and a dance at 8. White's orchestra provides music. refreshments include strawberries ice cream cake and coffee for 25 cents in the afternoon and 40 cents in the evening.
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St. Mark's Guild
White
Morris Pleads Guilty to Perjury Charge
O. C. Morris of Wheatland pled guilty to perjury rather than go to trial. A section foreman, he received a two to five year sentence from Judge Montzerto after testifying first for the plaintiff in the Tra W. Gray versus the Stock Growers' Bank case and then against it. Authorities expect probable arrests of those who suborned the perjury.
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O. C. Morris
Wheatland
Montzerto
Morris
Tra W. Gray
Mulicy
Battle of Gettysburg on Screen Thrills Big Crowds
The Atlas presents five reels of The Battle of Gettysburg at Grand Opera House amid brass cannon placards and martial music. Critics from New York papers laud the convincing battle scenes, faithful likenesses of Lincoln Meade and Lee, and careful period details.
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Gettysburg
New York
New York Globe
Tom” Ince
New York Motion Picture Company
Grand Opera House
Pennsylvania
Pickett
Lee
Lincoln
Meade
New York Sun
Round Top
New York Evening Post
Battle of
Ilustrate
New York Tribune
Charlie
El Paso Times Reader Question on Frugal Habits
A fragmented query from the El Paso Times ponders an old fashioned tightwad who dries tobacco on a stove and then smokes it. Odd reflections on married men and liberal views appear in the garbled text.
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el Paso
Battle for Seats to Begin This Morning
A morning event at the Capitol Avenue Theater opens with a live talent show titled Up toes. Expect long lobby lines and early arrivals to secure choice seats as prices range from 50 cents to 1.50 with the lower floor at 1.10. Directors and local officials praise the show as a revelatory performance.
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Capito Avenue
Elica
Joe Bren
T. Blake Kennedy
Capitol Avenue
Woman Steals Flower Beds In City Neighborhood
A female thief who targets flower beds on West Twentieth Street has stolen potted plants and dug up pansy beds. Police report footprints at several crime scenes and seek identity of the woman, who likely travels by light wagon. Authorities warn flower growers to secure beds after dark.
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West Twentieth Street
Four Proofs and Six Entries on Wednesday
Four final proofs and six original entries were received at the United States land office yesterday. The final proofs were made by Ruth A. M. Anderson, Byrne, Albert L. Zimmerman, Golden Prairie, George J. Wetsel, Fort Luaramie, Etta Snyder, Lakeview, Elima Curtis Bastian, Cheyenne, made entry on and homestead, Rob-
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United States Land Office
Ruth A. M. Anderson
Byrne
Albert L. Zimmerman
Golden Prairie
George J. Wetsel
Fort Luaramle
Etta Snyder
Lakeview
Elima Curtis Bastian
Cheyenne
Desert Land Dispute Involving Starkey and White Group
A fragmentary notice names Elisabeth Anna Starkey Loretta Ned and Samuel White of Lakeview Wyoming with Amber and stone claim in Burd Ene lows and Lewis Enslows of Chus Water and Desert land. The terse item references multiple claimants connected to a desert property dispute.
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Ert D. McDonald
Diamond
Burd Enelows
Lewis Enslows
Chus- Water
Elisabeth Anna Starkey
Loretta
Ned
Samuel White
Lakeview
Wyo
Denver Ink House Seeks West Coast Trade Expansion
Powers Ink Company of Denver representatives led by K. W. A. Taylor visit for two to three days to secure local business through Rex Schnltyer. The firm, now the largest ink maker near Chicago, reports strong city school sales and plans to build new houses in San Francisco and Chicago. Their Denver-backed enterprise includes prominent local businessmen.
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W. A. Taylor
Powers Ink Company
Denver
Weehalf
Rex G. Sthintger
Sehniteer
Schnltyer
Taylor
Powers Company
Chicago
San Francio
Man Help at Home Seen as Henporked by Foot Friends
A lamented remark notes a man who aids his wife at home in spare moments is mocked as being in the henporked class by local foot friends, reflecting gender role bias and slang of the time.
Cheyenne Club Targets Local Laundries and Restaurants
The Greater Cheyenne club debated aiding Cheyenne industries and placed laundries and restaurants under its ban as part of a wave of antisemitic and anti Japanese sentiment. The discussion touched on using Cook Brothers' ice for Union Pacific, with support from FP officials if capacity sufficed.
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California
Cheyenne
Bryan
Union Pacific
Cook Brothers
Tupper
Selling a Lot of China at The Bee Hive Sale
The Bee Hive conducts a major china sale with prices half the usual. Shelves span the store showing plain ware, porcelain patterns, and Japan and Russian pieces. The Mestrs Wolfer guide the sale to strong success.
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Japan
Wolfer
Hotel Arrivals List From Western Cities and Stations
A long list of hotel arrivals including Casper Chicago Milwaukee Denver Laramie Rawlins Kemmerer Omaha Salt Lake City Seattle Portland Spokane and others. Names range from J M B Wichkivalter to W E Culp and Chas Bowen with multiple couples noted. The compiled section provides guest entries from various western cities and states.
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Dinter
Casper
W. L. Wilson
Chicago
L. W. Wenstrand
Milwaukee
Wichkivalter
Denver
J. R. Buckwatter
Mrs
I A. Coe
J. BH. Castel
N. B Corbett
Laramie
R. B. Moody
B. S. Conner
PF. A. Hadsell
Rawlins
C. P. Stafford
Kemmerer
A. A. Miller
Hanak
Omaha
S. R. Cox
William
Beford
J. Opareth
Portland
F. Klappenstein
Seattle
A. Skelton
Mo R. Johnson
Wheathind
O. L. Wilson
Wheatland
W. Taylor
A. Schult
W. J. Coad
R. B. Davidson
Islay
Iall
W. Parceter
W. E. Culp
Pittsburgh
Lo Wpsen
Salt Lake
R. BE. Henry
Mra
Butte
A. Mate
W. Shotton
Ogallala
J. Ritherhuac
J. EB. Allen
City
Wer Rhoades
Worry Haythorn
Omnllala
G. B. Ostorn
J. Carter
Healdsburg
Calif
Chas
Jalingkey
Mia
BE. Preble
Heath
Wyo
FE A. Knapp
Minneapolia
R. Highlyman
Taramie
Name and address list from Inter Ocean column
A long OCR fragment lists numerous names and residences including W C Merrill Denver Ethel Conley Longmont G W Johnson Omaha J Ho Waleh Kansas City Fr Hirman Squires and wife New York and others. The fragment also mentions Denver St Paul Omaha and Beatrice Neb with many more names and towns.
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W. C. Merrill
Denver
Ethel Conley
Longmont
G. W. Johnson
Omaha
J. Ho Waleh
Kansas City
Coa. Welker
H. B. Dellard
Kansas Ciy
Fr. Hirman Squires
New York
A. Hogan
St. Louis
W. C. Allen
A. Goldsmith
F.C. Miller
St. Paul
A. Tyrrell
Sacramento
HH. Sutherland
Sidney
Neb
Samuel York
Scranton
J. A. Edmond
W. BE. Shortell
Chugwater
Names in Albany notice list
A fragmentary list mentions individuals A Berwowla Denver Mes A Li Clark Casper J M Shively Omaha J H Esmay Douglas T F Bell Denver J Hollingsworth Owalla K Shullions Sidney Ed Searle with no further context or details.
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A. Berwowla
Denver
Mes
A. Li. Clark
Casper
J. M. Shively
Omaha
J. H. Esmay
Douglas
T. F. Bell
J. Hollingsworth
Owalla
K. Shullions
Sidney
Ed Searle
Old Soldiers Assembly for Gettysburg Exhibition
Notice to members of Join F. Reynolds Post invites comrades to gather at the corner of Seventeenth Street and Carey Avenue Thursday at 2 20 p m to attend the Atlas theater showing of a Gettysburg Battle exhibit hosted by Thomas Heaney Sr proprietor of the A ting theater.
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Thomas Heaney, Sr
Ating Theater
Gettysburg
F. Reynolds Post
Seventeenth Street
Carey Avenue
Atlas Theater
State Leader Want Ad Medium of Wyoming Promoted
In Wyoming the State Leader is promoted as a publishable medium for classifieds. It highlights its reach to readers statewide and encourages advertisers to place notices and listings.
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Wyoming
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Strawberry
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Grocer
Puone
Howe
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Stock Growers National Bank
Plains
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Olpot
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Inter-Ocean Hotel
Joan Brbwn
Servic
Thorofares
Pau
Harry P. Hynds
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