Local Cheyenne News Roundup and Business Notices
Cheyenne brief yesterd ay reports court sessions in Goshen and Laramie counties with local figures Hobbs Huck and others referenced. Lore includes Southern Wyoming Aircraft reparts left Cheyenne for Denver to repair damage, First Congregational Church renovations in progress, and Francis E Warren busy with politics. insurers and real estate firms listed among local services. Bounty offices closed for summer half-day. Northwestern Mutual Life and other firms noted with contact details. Fishing parties planned, streams reportedly clear, and dust from a field project affects visibility.
Religious Services and Schedules Across Local Churches
The bulletin lists St. Mark's Episcopal on Nineteenth Street and Central Ave with Rev. Charles A. Bonnett as rector offering Holy Communion at 7:45, morning prayer and sermon at 11, and evening prayer at 5. A Benedict at 10 includes sermon by Father Martinen. First Church of Obriet Scientint Church at Twenty sixth Street and Carey Avenue holds services Sundays at 11 and Wednesdays at 8. The Hynda building at 214 has daily hours 2:30 to 4:30, and Sunday School starts at 10.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Nineteenth Street
Central Ave
Charles A. Bonnett
First Church of Obriet
Scientint
Twentysixth Street
Carey Avenue
Hynda
Temple Epworth Leage Service at Newton North
Methodint Episcopal Gentral Ave and East Elhkenth St Newton M Temple minister announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. Topic Lead Us Not Into Temptation Epworth League gathering at 7 p.m. Preaching at 8 p.m. Subject In Ever Went to LieL TM A welcome for all
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East Elhkenth St
Newton M
Epworth League
Liel
Congregational Sabbath Services Schedule Update
Morning Sabbath School at 9 40 and morning service follow with topic The Blood thirsty Turk. Evening service will be omitted for the present.
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Congregational
Endevor reports on Colorado Springs convention
Four delegates from the Christian Endeavor society will report on the convention at Colorado Springs during the Endeavor service Sunday evening. The pastor begins a sermon series on China focusing on its religious history and new currents of thought. Sunday School at 9:45, Morning worship at 11. Christian Endeavor at 7, Evening worship at 8. Ferguson Chapel Sunday School at 3:00 p.m.
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Stubblefield
Christian Endeavor Society
Colorado Springs
Endeavor
China
Christan Endeavor
Venir
Ferguson Chapel
St Mary's Cathedral Clergy and Mass Times Noted
St Marys Cathedral lists Bishop Patrick A. McGovern and clergy Rev James Hartman Rector and Rev E Kostern assistant. Masses are at 6 and a m with Miah referenced in readable OCR.
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St. Mary's Cathedral
Patrick A. McGovern
James Hartman
E. Kostern
Low Mase
Escampment National Forest road project bids invited
Notice to contractors for sealing proposals to build or improve a National Forest road project in Carbon County Wyoming. Bids due July 9 1920 at 2:00 pm. Work includes clearing grub 4 473 acres log bridges stone paving and other earthwork to be completed in 100 weather working days.
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Stater National Forest Noad
Heyden National Forest
State of Wyoming
County of Carbon
Bureau of Public Noads
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Custom House
Trent
Sevan
Bureau of Public Roads
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Hoads
Bureau of Public Heads
Denter
Colorado
Forest Supervill
Wyorr
J. S. Bright
Public Notice of Homestead Entry William Mapes Cheyenne WY 1920
Department of the Interior United States Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming announces on June 11, 1920 that William Mapes of Granite Canon Wyoming, who filed a homestead entry on May 7, 1917, for the east half of section 12 township 3 north range 69 west 6th principal meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
UU. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
William M. Mapes
Granite Canon
Notice of Land Entry Given at Cheyenne Wyoming
Department of the Interior announces a notice from the U S Land Offices at Cheyenne dated June 44 1920. Hiram Runeh of Granite Canon Wyoming is identified in the entry notice as the party involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department c of the Interior
U. S
Cheyenne
Wyo
Hiram ©. Runeh
Granite Canon
Land Office Notice of Claim Witnesses in Wyoming
The Register and Receiver at Cheyenne announces a land claim proceeding dated July 1920. Claimant witnesses named include William Mapa Frank Gales James McFiloly all from Granite Canon Wyoming. L W Mailer of Cheyenne represents WILL REID as Nogister with dates listed June 43 20 27 July 4.
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Meridian
Nias
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
James McFeely
Granite
Genon
J. M. Mapes
Buneh
Ganon
Prank
Canon
Will Reid
Register
Register and Receiver
Land Office
William Mapa
Frank Gales
James McFiloly
L W. Mailer
Nogister
Unclear OCR fragments hint bank notices and admissions
Fragmentary text references Police Headquarters and Pioneer Party with mentions of free admissions and deposits. It also notes interest due on a date and bringing a passbook to credit interest at The Stock Growers National Bank. The content is incomplete and difficult to interpret as a coherent news item.
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Stock Growers National Bank
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