City News items from Cheyenne and distant towns
A collage of brief notices from Cheyenne including tradesmen ads, travel updates, and local gossip. Mentions of Carey Avenue businesses, Burns visits, loans and insurance offices, tailoring and hair goods, and various residents returning from trips to Denver Casper and Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Lave Angeles
Lancorn
Los Angeles
Fhoston Ladies’ Tailor
Carey
Burns
Alex Hastie
Mark A. Chapman
Douglas
W. B. Rowse
Yeuterday
Lincle Davia
W. 17Th
John Whitaker
Joseph M. Carey
F. L. Roelinaon
Tilton Ranch
A. L. Putnam
J. W. Bullock
Casper
Washington
Ingalls
Denwie
New York trip plans and local notices headlined
Mrs ALK and Mrs J Kenworthy depart for Brooklyn to visit their former home in New York for about two months. Reports include notarial commissions granted, a civil service exam for civil engineers, a notable court case, and visits by officials and lawyers. Frontier Days promotion also noted.
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Trenrock
M. van Moulton
Glenrock
Carie
Morton
Dolors
Wiliam Dalber
Dabber
Middle Crow Creel
J. C. Johngsn
Minvicgh
Scotland
Cily
Denver
Chugwater
New York
Alk
Smith
J Kenworthy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Boyesen
Anmus Doyowon
Shoshon
Fred Lebhart Mwi
Red Lothart
Mix
M. A. Petrie
Chayquac
Mise Abbie Toole
Dixon
Cheyenne Federal Building
Very M
Beott
State Supreme Court
Minneapolis
Hugh R. Scott
Irs
Frank J. Bon
Miss Barbara
Francis Ion
St. Joseph, Mo
Teave
Kate
Louies Labble
Mamie Schultz
Omaha
Jacob Elsasser
Ridgeley
United States
Yellowstone Park
Colorado
Fred Farrar
State of
L. G. Carpenter
Heaver
Dubois
William Dubois
Wyoming National Guard
Newcastle
Board of Control
Frank Sprockeleen
Paul Sullivan
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cheyenne
Allenstein’s Cheyenne Summer Clothing Sale Opens
Allenstein the Clothier announces a summer sale of men’s clothing in Cheyenne and vicinity. The event offers high grade garments at private, accessible prices with proper tailoring and stylish make, appealing to well dressed men and those seeking economy.
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Allenstein
Cheyenne
Priven
Mexican Chums Wed in Double Ceremony Near Laramie
Francisco Munis and Antonio Bustamenda, lifelong friends from Dis Altos near the Arizona border, married their sweethearts in a joint ceremony with Justice Edwards. Munis wed Miss Felipe Grijalta and Bustamenda married Miss Maria Gonzales, all residents of Laramie. The pair had long played together in the Mexican town before moving to work on U S railroads.
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Francisco Munis
Antonio Bustamenda
Justice Edwards
Munis
Felipe Grijalta
Bustanenda
Maria Gonzales
Laramie
Dis Altos
Arizona
Mexico
United States
Grijalba
Hestamenda
Doe Altos
Woodmen and Odd Fellows Consolidate for Fourth of July
Woodmen and Odd Fellows unite for a July 4 celebration with a special Union Pacific departs at 7 a.m. to Dale Creek. Rebeccas and Women of Woodcraft invited. Fare round trip adults 1.06, children under 12 half fare, under 6 years free.
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Union Pacific
Dale Creek
Odd Fellows
Woodcraft
Cheyenne Flour Mill Contract Let to Wilson & Inman
Cheyenne awards the flour mill contract to Wilson & Inman after bids from Archie Allison Sorengen Contracting Perry Moulton Howard Wood and R N Lafontaine. Construction starts promptly with 150 barrels per day capacity planned initially and potential expansion. The plant will connect Cheyenne to surrounding farming areas boosting both.
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Cheyenne
Wilsoch & Inman
Archie Allison
Sorengen Contracting Company
Perry-Moulton Company
Howard & Wood
R. N. Lafontaine
Mysterious Stranger Tests Doctors At St Johns Hospital
A mystery man detained after an attack at St John s hospital is questioned about his name with candidates George Long or Bill Short. Doctors note heavy whiskey influence and conduct tests including a breath test before he may return to Casper as a W N W brakeman.
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St. John's Hospital
George Long
Bill Short
Cheyenne
Casper
Altitude Fatal to Lady Traveler on Union Pacific Train
Mrs. B Freeman died of heart failure while in her berth aboard Union Pacific train No. 20 eastbound. She likely expired between Borie and Corlett, with the body removed at Corlett after the 6:20 am arrival. Coroner Beard identified Reno Nevada and Fort Collins Colorado relatives. Her ticket was Goldfield to Cheyenne, but she may have been bound for Fort Collins. The death occurred while she was awake, and a passenger reported her collapse just before Corlett.
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Union Pacific
B.freeman
Borie
Corett
Beard
Reno
Nev
Fort Collins
Colo
Goldfield
Cheyenne
Dre Beard
Corlett
Traimmen
Alleged Horsethief Captured By Roach
Joseph Mullin was arrested by Sheriff Frank Roach on a horse theft charge in Chapell Nebraska. Mullin allegedly stole four horses from J W Mc Hatton, sold one at Burns to Kegel and three to E A Willoughby, and claimed he bought them from McHatton. An Chapell officer heads to return Mullin for prosecution.
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Joseph Mullin
Chapell
Neb
Frank Roach
Mullin
J. W. McHatton
Burns
Kegel
E. A. Willoughby
Roach
Mullina
McHatton
Parade of Metz Cars Attracts Attention
A Meta parade welcomed the new Metz cars received by Paddycourt Garage. Ten cars, nine Metz and one Michigan, formed a bright street display. Peddycoart plans tours and agent expansion to take orders and establish branches. Metz cars price at 570 dollars with low upkeep and high mileage claims.
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Paddycourt
Betwe Metz
Michigan
Peddycoart Company
Peddycoart
le Willison
Mets
Turners Frolic Nears Finish at North American Gymnastic Meet
The thirty first Miundos Turnfest of the North American Gymnastic Union nears completion at Denver with five events unfinished for tomorrow. Julius Schroeder of Northwest Turnverein Davenport won the javelin with 7 feet 9 inches, while John Heltmann of Voerwarts Turnverein Brooklyn N C placed second. Winners in singing and literary contests to be announced tomorrow. Large crowds attended mass exercises with over 400 women in a mass drill, and a banquet for visitors followed the events at East Turner hall.
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Denver
Lakeside Stadium
Wes
Tt Ie
Julius Schroeder
Northwest Turnverein
Davenport
John Heltmann
Voerwarts Turnverein
Brooklyn N. C
Alao
East Turner Hall
New England Amateur Track Records Fall At Boston Meet
Six New England amateur records were broken at the New England Association of Amateur Athletic Unions championship held at Technology Field. Boston A.A. athletes dominated with James A. Power winning the mile in 4:01.2 and W. H. Meanix taking the 220 yards low hurdle in 25.5 seconds. J. C. Johnston set a high jump record of 6 ft 15 8 in, K. W. Torrey vaulted 11 ft 7 1/2 in, and Lincoln Prescott of Phillips Andover posted a 23 ft 6 1/2 in broad jump. Honors included two equalled marks by H. F. Drew and J. A. High.
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Boston
New England
New England Association of Amateur Athletic Unions
Atheles
Boston A. A
James A. Power
Boston A .A
Oscar F. Hedlund
Thomas J. Halpin
W. H. Meanix
J. C. Johnston
K. W. Torrey
Bedford
Tincoln
F. Presscott
Phillips-Andover
Honard F. Drew
Springfield
J. A. High
A. 5. Robinson
Mercersibura
T. T. Lowe
Boston English High School
Mitchell’s Fireworks at 1716 Carey Avenue
Fireworks novelties for children and grown ups advertised by Mitchell at 1716 Carey Avenue. The notice urges calling or writing to purchase ahead of the approaching Fourth of July with only a few days left.
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Mitchell
Carey Avenue
Norelhée
Mitchell Nelle
Cannon thunder as Scouts deliver Wilson message to mayor
Dusty and exhausted boy scout Lairon Chenoweth raced to Grant Park to deliver a White House message from President Wilson to Mayor Carter Harrison. The arrival triggered cheers as runners contended in a 26 mile marathon won by W. J. Kennedy of the Illinois Athletic Club in 3 5 20, with Sidney Hatch and Manuel Cooper following. Oak Park High topped the prep school events with 48 points.
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Chicago
Klaenor
Lairon Chenoweth
Grant Park
Carter Harrison
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Hill and Dale
W. J. Kennedy
Illinois Athletic Club
Sidney Hatch
Manuel Cooper
Chicago Hebrew Institute
Harry Goelltz
Goelltz
Oak Park High
New Officials for Young Men’s Club
The Young Men’s Literary club elected officers: Joan D. Clark as president, Charles C. Carlisle as vice president, and Albert J.D. Walton as secretary treasurer. The last meeting’s literary program was postponed to next Friday night due to many members attending the Ellis minstrel show. Paper hanging? The Sherman Co.
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Young Men's Literary Club
Joan D. Clark
Charles C. Carlisle
Albert JD. Walton
Ellis
Hotel Guests Arrive From Cities Across North America
A long list of hotel arrivals includes visitors from Seattle to New Orleans and Denver to Edinburgh. Names span C J Kroppenstein, Wm Cochrane, Lee Nagle, W T Madden, M Durham, A M Steamer, C V Bowman, Leroy Parker, J A Wyckoff, A H Chabot, J L Norton, W L Lyanne, B Somers, J L Warren, and many others, with origins in Denver, Casper, St Louis, New York, Chicago, and beyond. The notice also mentions residents from Laramie, Rawlins, Hastings, and Grerward areas, along with a few international arrivals.
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C. J. Kroppenstein
Seattle
Wm Cochrane
Red Oak
Lee Nagle
Hed Oak
W. T. Madden
M. Durham
New York City
BE. Draw
Wyoming
J. A. Wyckoff
St. Louis
A. H. Chabot
Milwaukee
Janes OC. Jolmetuna
Edinburgh
Scotland
H. L. Oliver
Casper
Glyrardit Purley
Omaha
Glens A. Bowers
Colorado Springs
A. F. Stoneker
Denver
Geo. P. Lawrence
Mra
M. M. Pateh
G. W. Ryan
Lincoln
Peter Brand
Chugwater
O. G. Colwell
St. Louk
Jno
J. Murphy
Hastings
ER. A. Wilkinson
Laramie
F. Yr. Palmer
B. Johnson
Pam
Chicago
J. L. Warren
Robert Shettenkerk
A. 11. Shoup
Warold Shoup
Colorado
Lander
WK. F. Seaver
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