Anniversary Birth Dates for Cheyenne Children
A column lists young Cheyenne residents born on March 7 and May 7 across 1898 to 1905 including Annie Garlezky Ruth Hanesworth Ella May Johnson and Ruth Samuelson. Readers may submit names of children under 15 with full details two days before the event to the State Leader office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Garlezky
Central School
Ruth H. Hanesworth
Corlett School
Ella May Johnson
Ruth Samuelson
Converse School
State Leader
Cheyenne City News In Briefs And Local Notes
The Cheyenne items include council tonight meeting in regular semi monthly session, Supreme Court session at the state house, incorporation of Hosie company of Shoshoni, a marriage license for L. G. Smith and Maude Tucker of Carpenter, Cheyenne visitors at the Albion in Denver, the Cheyenne Typographical Union ball planned near May 1, and local business notices for Turkey Red Flour and hotel electric signs along Capitol Avenue. Adjutant General Barwell touring Wyoming National Guard. Former Mayor Cook's condition improving after surgery. Third Plains Hotel electric sign installed at Capitol entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plains
Capitol Avenue
First National Bank
Sixteenth Street
New Tailoring Establishment Opens at 1719 Carey Avenue
H Simons, formerly of Model Cleaning works, opens The Globe Woolen Mills as a tailoring shop at 1719 Carey Avenue in a remodeled building formerly Wilson bicycle store. The item also notes civil service exam dates and a home remedy cough formula claiming to cure many lung ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Woolen Mills
Carey Avenue
H. Simons
Wilson Bicycle
Federal
Bureau of Standards
Saavy
Indian service band leader salary record
A fragment notes monthly salary of 75 dollars and annual 8720 dollars for a band leader and instructor in Indian service, dated April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Service
Mad Dogs Killed as Cheyenne Fights Rabies Fears
Rabies scare in East Cheyenne prompts Mayor L R Bresnatel to renew a three month muzzle order. Despite the proclamation, many dogs roam free and about a hundred animals have been destroyed for noncompliance, as a second scare sweeps the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
L. R. Bresnatlen
East
Frank H. Vaughn
Man of the Hour stage act planned at Caprio Avenue
The Cheyenne show features a mechanical doll It amid the audience in the first act then LaPoupée the manipulator promises to reveal tricks. The Knight Brothers and Miss Sawtelle provide comic relief in the second act with a realistic down home comedy and a Little Orchestra provides music. Police arrest three for smoking opium at 1910 Eddy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Francis Wilson
Capitol Avenue
Betor
Beason
Mr. Wilson
Jimmie Powers
Hie
Soldene Powell
Woleanor Barry
Clarence Mandyside
Ogden Olid
Richard Gordon
Thomas FP
Tracy
Atlas
Cheyenne Tots
LaPoupee
Knight Comedy Company
Louie Kim
A Chingiman
Sacha Thomas
Rode Kurty
Eddy Street
Eherzet
Interior Secretary Rules Yellowstone Park Auto Use Restricted
Secretaries of Interior discuss park management in Yellowstone amid a 11th legislature attack on park system. Ballinger replies to Senator Warren outlining permit policies for park accommodations, hotel quotas, and licensed camping groups. He notes transport contracts and no auto access due to safety and cost, with priority given by payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benate Joint Memorial
Yellowstone Park
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
A. Ballinger
Warren
Secretary of
I. L. Houx
Senate Joint Memorial
Department
Yellowstone National Park
Wylie Permanent Camping Company
Antikva
Hotel Companion
Seven thousand church members in Cheyenne tabulated
Figures from a city cenaua show Cheyenne has 7,007 religious persons distributed by denomination. Roman Catholic 1,544. Methodist 961. Presbyterian 804. Baptist 711. Protestant Episcopal 669. Congregational 527. Lutheran 60. Swedish Lutheran 38. A M B 196. Second Baptist colored 111. Christian Scientists 93. Jews 75. church not affiliated 282. no preference stated about 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenaua
Cheyenne
Second Baptist
John Bennett Dies After Short Illness
John F. Bennett aged 39, employed at the city pump house, died yesterday morning after pneumonia. He is survived by his widow, four children, a sister and three brothers in Nebraska. He was a member of Redmen and Woodmen. funeral arrangements had not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FP. Bennett
East Eleventh Street
Nebraska
Bennett
Hewis
Redmen and
Woodmen
Judge Merrell Suffers Stroke of Paralysis
Mrs. Homer Merrell and her son Edward arrived in Cheyenne from Rawlins and left for Kansas City in response to news that Judge Homer Merrell of Rawlins had a stroke of paralysis while returning from Excelsion Springs in search of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Merrell
Edward
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Kansas City
Homer Merrill
Rixcelsion Springs
Injured County Commissioner Arrives in Cheyenne
County Commissioner Thomas Hunton reaches Cheyenne from Fort Laramie after a runaway accident near his home. He was driving a light buggy hitched to a team when the horse bolted and overturned the vehicle, throwing him to the ground and causing injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hunton
Cheyenne
Fort Laramie
Hunton
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Promoted in Ad Copy
A vintage advertisement touts Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues linked to heart and nervous system problems. It claims quick health gains, urges readers to try the product, and offers free sample bottles and a booklet by mail from Dr. Kilmer and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salen ‘Oolian Nh
Local crash leaves man bruised after buggy demolished
The man suffered numerous bruises and a painful back injury as the buggy was demolished in the incident. No other details on witnesses or the exact location are provided.
Governor Carey trims state appropriations by 270000
In Sherman County notes listing clipped items from Governor Carey's veto of the legislature’s $1.4 million fund, totaling 270,337.64. Items include Deaf and Blind Institute 13,000, Fish Hatchery 3,500, University land 4,000, Surplus from treasury 56,486.93, Home for feeble minded 10,000, Nurses' lodge 20,000, Penitentiary 8,000, and several other line items across institutions and relief funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Deaf and Blind Institute
Treasury
Nurees’ Lodge
Sheridan
Rock Springs
Big Horn County
See
Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Adjutant General's
Farmers’ Institutes
Hugh Clark
Gupdif Oc cc Cnese
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Carey Ave
Wye
Buechner Jewelry Co
Grace
Supreme Court
State House
Cheyenge
16Th
Hosie Company of
Shoshoni
Corporation
Eecretary of State
lL. G@mith
Misa Maudefurle Tucker
Carpenter
Denver
Mar
Cheyenne Culsone
Albant
Mrs. Schenck
A. Ll. Walker
Cheyenne Typographical Union No
20Th and
Thames Sts
Lawrence & Carr
M. C. Barwhell
Wyoming National Guard
Newcastle
P. 8. Cook
Chas. Cunningham
T. P. Willits
Caprio Avenue
The
Secretary OF Interior
Yellowstone
John Bennett
Merrell
Sherman Co
Collier's
Triscuit
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