City News Briefs From Cheyenne Crews and Events
Local notices report Miller's shop offering watch repair at moderate prices. Miss Hicks leaves for Kansas with her mother. Mrs. Warlument attends funeral in Rock Springs. Lucie Davis advertises dressmaking and mail orders. High School basketball team travels to Laramie. Dr Wing Ai and Captain Lawrence to sail to Philippines on March 15. Cheyenne judge and Woodmen events noted. Presbyterian Lent program announced with sermons. Local ads list shoes and clothing at Sam Stark.
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Vo Rock Springs
Peter Warlument
Rock Sprites
Logan
Sophia Sutton
Torrey's
Otis Rancher
City
Polen
Pine Bluffs
Vie City
the Plains
Lucie Davis
W. 17Th
Sloan
Chicago
Sloan Wit
Bileutenant
Laramie
Pootera
No. B. Tromfereed
Islands
Wing Ai ‘Oaily
Lawrence and
Finily
Ban Fritcion
Philippines
Uressuking
Dreasmak- Iie
Eolivirens Mera
Gee
Capitol Avenue
Yu. Logan
Wm. B. Lo- Sil
Peter Warbutions
Rock Sprinies
Chayenne Messeng
Meader Woodmen
Bailomorrow
Ee Mabel
Smith
Sik & Leacher Gall
East Twane
Rome
Christ
Sam Stark
Kay Bireet
Uptown real estate office opens and city notices noted
Branch Coal Office Van Tannell and Draper open in the room once occupied by Charles Bailey on Capitol avenue. Registrations include Normandie Bela and Inter Ocean attendees from several towns. Land buyers tour city with Thomas J Works of Laramie Water Co. Bailey relocates office near Capitol Commercial. Wyoming residents registered at Metropolitan. Fire committee returns from Denver after auto comparison. decision pending. Jackson Tarbox Co of Sheridan files for 20000 capital. Union temperance address by Mrs Lora La Mance at Presbyterain church tonight. social at K P Hall March 11 by Pythian Sisters.
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van Tannell
Draper
Charles Bailey
Capitol Avenue
Normandie
Mra
A. Rebwerling
Burne
W. A. Simmons
Heela
Bailey
Bank
Capitol Commercial Company
Metropolitan
Wyoming
R. G. Tremain
la Grange
J. F.torpin
Wheatland
Sadie Dempsey
Jag. McPherson
Horse Creek
Arnold Rick
Islay
Effie Price
Douglas
C. W. Parson
Casper
Taylor
Denver
Cole
Abbott- Detroit
Jackson- Tarbox Company of
Sheridan
Baptist
Methodist
Congregational
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Lora
la Mance
Barber Wins Sunday Work Victory Under Washington Law
In Washington, a police court rules Sunday barbering legal, striking down the 1860 prohibition. A local barber had been prosecuted for Sunday hours. the decision invalidates the ban and allows barber shops to open on Sundays.
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Washington
National Capital
For Rent Seven-Room Modern House Close In
Advertises a seven room modern house for rent near 18th Street with a request for $21 per month. Contains garbled spelling but indicates a close-in location and contact inquiry.
Outdoor cellars for farm use a 10 by 14 foot design
A historical how to for building an outdoor farm cellar with 10 by 14 feet interior, eight inch thick side walls, and an arched roof at center seven feet eight inches high. Includes digging 11 ft 4 in by 15 ft 4 in by five ft deep, stair access, formwork, reinforcement rods, concrete ratios, and roof construction details.
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Saya
Alde Walla
His Mother's Crime and a Fable of Names
A fragment cites a tale about a boy named AyaA pethon Chroutole, noting a mother’s effort to toy with his given names. The piece references canon Harde ley and Moglish names as framing for the odd baptismal choice. The tone suggests a satirical or cautionary anecdote on naming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardeley
Gauss
Ayaa Pethon Chroutole
City Treasury Replenished After Quick Court Session
Thirteen people were charged in a rapid Thursday night proceeding led by Judge Jindie Wellite. Three couples fined $10 each for cohabitation, total $60, Mary Rucker $10 for immoral house rental, Clolan Gont $5 for drunkenness, two women $7.50 for crossdressing, four arrestees for hopping forfeited $40. One colored man paid $26 bond. after initially resisting trial he paid a $20 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jindie Wellite
Mary Rucker
Clolan Gont
List of names connected to Plains subscription appeal
The State Leader solicits readers to subscribe and lists numerous individuals and couples from cities including Chicago Pine Bluffs Kansas City St Paul Denver Omaha New York City Detroit Casper and Salt Lake City as part of a regional appeal. The page presents a roster of names with spouses and residences to encourage subscriptions.
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E. B. White
Chicago
F. Dolan
Pine Bluffs
M. Pees
Kansas City
Wilson Connally
St. Paul
A. W. Boeckel
Denver
J. F. Bunger
Fort Wayne
Rita Tway
London
Sydney Greentreat
R. Beck
Salt Lake City
C. H. Townsend
Casper
E. D. Norton
Krieger
New York City
Eliza Nash
R. H. Piloein
Council Bluffs
W. Albrecht
St. Louis
Decoy hives offered as a practical beekeeping aid
The article explains decoy hives as a profitable method for farmers in timber scarce areas to trap swarms. It describes fitting hives with foundation frames and old comb, anchored to trees at woodland edges, noting not every hive will catch a swarm but overall profitability for bees in such regions. It ends with a brief aside on social expectations and a stray remark about ancient corsets and wall engravings.
Atlas Theatre Advance Program
Short advance notice for Atlas Theatre listing upcoming performances. Includes dates times and featured acts in concise local entertainment style.
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Atlas Theatre
Certificate of Plication In Cheyenne Wyoming 1910
Certificate states the National Fidelity and Casualty Company authorized to transact health and accident insurance in Nebraska for the current year. Issued by ReB Forsyth Auditor and Ex Officio Insurance Commissioner with seal. Deputy John Schuneman signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Natonal Fidelity & Casualty Company
Nebraska
Forsyth
John Schuneman
Sheep theft on freight car near Casper
In Casper Wyoming last week a freight car carrying 21 railroad sheep from Riverton was broken into while the train was in Casper yards. A number of sheep were stolen and investigators, including two detectives, have followed the case but found no suspects. The cars were reportedly not sealed at Riverton.
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Casper
Wyo
A. Delfelder
Riverton
Pease Chicago
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Bald Court
the Center Music Co
Capitol
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Inter Qcenn
L. A. Pitts
Glenrock
Ralph Bunn
Meriden
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Hillsdale
Inter Ocean
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Capitol Avenue Theater
K. P. Hall
Pythian Sisters
Citizens National Bank
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Ethel Roosevelt
Richard Derby
New York
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WII
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Pretty Lady
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