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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1911
Page
15
Pioneer Produce & Commission Co reports dairy butter at 5.25 as receipts edge up. market remains in good shape with limited surplus. Hens and springs weak, broiler and live turkey supplies tight. ranchegga noted as fresh and other quotes show steady early movement.
Denver markets show steady to higher cattle prices with strong demand for fat steers and cows. Hog sales are active with prices up a nickel, while feeder cattle and stockers are in good demand though limited on hand. Regional notes include South Omaha receipts and varied livestock figures along with metal and commodity price movements in New York and St Louis markets.
In Tonopah Nevada on March 10 an excavation crew repairing a Nevada and California Power Company break faced a mass assault by mountain rats burrowing through deep snow. The workers quit to defend themselves. none were seriously bitten. report notes Collier's White Lead at Shergan.
A Wyoming record lists horse brands inspected by Laramie County Sheriff L. Muches dated February 1901 1041 and notes a Casper church incorporation The First Wapiiet Church of Wyoming is formed November 22 1910 in Cheyenne with perpetual existence and three directors Mrs H O Smith W B Bohannon and G R Hagens Edith Cuiten named as registered agent The First Baptist Church of Casper is also referenced.
An extensive classified ad offering loans on city property up to 25 000 and rent ready furnished and unfurnished houses and rooms. Various real estate offerings include lots and houses for sale or trade, ranches near Denver and Cheyenne, near city blocks with sewer and water, and multiple payment terms. Also mentions grain fed horses for sale, insurance services, and telephone contact via residence phone 389 1.
Sealed bids for the bankruptcy estate of Catherine T Walsh will be received by the trustee A W Nack up to March 13 1911 at 6 PM. Items include one stock of merchandise fixtures and the south forty four feet of lots 1 2 in block 168 Cheyenne Wyoming. Inventory and appraisal may be examined at the Ingersoll Store Company 202 West 17th Street Cheyenne.
Listings show W G Gill real estate and notary public services with Kinkead and Mentzer law firm in Cheyenne. Hugo Donzelman attorney at law and William Dubois architect listed with office rooms in Cheyenne First National Bank Building.
Lv Colum No 17 Ontario Portland Flyer arrives 2 45 a m Departs No 1 Overland Limited 8 05 a m 8 20 a m COLORADO & souT No 29 for north leaves Cheyenne Arrives Orin No 30 leaves Orim Arvs Cheyense rt
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