Visitors and locals fill Cheyenne with movement today
Pine Bluff visitor In A ol wie and many residents arrive from Wheatland Casper Lander Rawlins Cody and others for business or leisure. Notables include Jameson from Wheatland Benson of Casper and editors De Shenka and Maurer passing through. Miss Emerson ill reports and Judge Beard heads to Laramie for Knights Templar grand session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Pine Bluffa
Faker
Laramie
Cheymine
Rorend
Saratoga
Metropolitan
Eg Jameson
Wheatland
Dave Hreen
Riverton Fe
Pusineas
Marshall
Capit Tal
Lander
Jon Ethel Benson
Casper
Normandie
Banam
Ova McMillan
Baggs
Cheyenne
J. T. Bennett
Bages
L. M. Trent
Will
Phil Pawley
Cody
Ti M. Severin
Laroche
Ei. Baxter
Chas
A. de Shenka
Nottville
Fred Hoffman
C. F. Maurer
Douglas
Los Angles
Grace Emerson
Office of
State Tax Commissioner
San
Judge Beard
Supreme Court
Grand Commandry
Wyonnne
Knights Templar
Frank Hagerman
Johnston Grocery
Denver
Local notices and business openings across town
The city records show Miller’s repair shop at 1709 Carey Ave offering plate repairs and adjustments with moderate prices and high quality work. Humane Officer Bright departed for Big Muddy on official business. Garwood Flor Company opens a Rock Springs branch. The Only Place sells handmade trunks at 316 West 16th Street. The United States files a contest case in land law against Joe LaFors.
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Miller
Carey Ave
Bright
Big Muddy
Garwood Flor Company
Rock Springs
16Th
United States
Joe LaFors
New Baby at St Johns Hospital and Local Notices
New Hoy-A wonan born to Mr and Mrs WH M Carthurat at St Johns hospital last evening Pardones Boy Governor Carey invites a pardon to David Gilles pie a boy sent to the industrial school at Golden Colorado from Cheyenne in April 1911 Jors Weat Supervisor AP Duck of the Union Pacific left for the western part of the state yesterday In City County Surveyor Patton of Park county in the city for a few days Ill news notes on local hiring and land deeds and a correction for a previous robbery report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hoy
WH. M. Carthurat
St John's Hospital
Carey
David Gillespie
Indiatrial School
Golden
Colorado
Cheyenne
Jors Weat
A P Duck
Union Pacific
Atate Yeat Orday
Patton
Park County
Ligier
19Th St
New Firceman
James Coates
Fire Department
George Sullivan
Saratoga
Land Office
Michael Gibbons
Wheatland
Cheyenne Land Office
Sixteenth Street
A. Stanton
Omaha
Omaha Hee
Twentieth Century Farmer
Loyal Gold Mining and Milling Company
Scott
Supreme Court
Chicago
Frank J. Scott
Minneapolis
Fure
Groshon
Nora Doyle
Mabel Knapp
Idaho
Industrial Club
Darsheviski
Fort Russell
Down Town
M. 5. Lewis
Eddy Street
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Gorm to Denver for Auto Show Visit
Gorm to Denver report notes Dildine traveled yesterday to attend the automobile show. Meyer Frank of Myers Dry Goods Company returns from Chicago after a buying tour. Holcomb Union Pacific tax official met in Cheyenne with Armenheimer to discuss railroad taxes. Frank Mosaki and party arrived from New York City to explore homesteading in Wyoming. They plan to scout the central state once snow clears.
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Gorm
Denver
Frank Dildine
Dildine Willowiv
Meyer Frank
Myers Dry Gooda Company
Chicago
Asalatani
Holcomb
Union Pacific
Chas
Armenheimer
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Cheyenne
Frank Mosaki
New York City
Mosuki
New York
Wyoming
Thomas Campbell Violates Parole and Flees Country
Thomas Campbell, once imprisoned in Sweetwater County and paroled by Governor Garey, has left the country. County and state authorities issued notices nationwide to detain him. He was convicted of a statutory crime and had shown model conduct as a prisoner prior to parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Campbell
Sweetwater County
Garey
Campbell
Oppenheim Case Is Dismissed
The State versus Joe Oppenheim was dismissed on motion by the county attorney who cites lack of evidence for a guilty verdict. Oppenheim, a jewelry store owner on Capitol Avenue, was arrested December 7, 1911, for itinerant vending after four months in business and tax payments on goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Oppenheim
Oppenheim
Capitol Avenue
Bunniese
Wonderful Electrical Window Display at Knight Campbell Co
Crowds admire a moving electric scenograph showing New York Harbor with battleships at the Knight Campbell Co store in Cheyenne. The Autopiano powered display, staged with Autopiano instruments aboard navy ships, runs day and night and promises a standout local showcase for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight- Campbell Music Store
Carey Avenue
Cheyenne
New York Harbor
New York City
United States
R. N. Grace
Knight Campbell Co
Te Autopiano Company
Knight. Campbell
Montana Quarantines Wyoming Sheep Amid Scab Reports
Governor Edwin J. Norris issued a proclamation barring Wyoming sheep from entering Montana after the state veterinary report and sheep commissioners cited scab prevalence in Wyoming. Knowles said 2,000 to 5,000 infected sheep existed in Wyoming and Montana remains free of the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Wyoming
Edwin J. Norris
Montana
Montina
M. %. Knowles
Pet Cat at Fort Hospital Is Killed
Spot the hospital boiler room cat at Fort Runnell was killed yesterday morning. Murphy the yellow cat attempted to defend Spot but Carlo the mascot dog overpowered the cat, breaking Spot’s back. Murphy fought the dog and then tended to Spot as he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hospital
Spot
Girl in Redlight Takes Poison in Despondent Act
Tuesday evening Leona Taylor an inmate of a house of ill fame took a large dose of poison. Fellow inmates found her unconscious and Dr Conway was called. She was rushed to St John’s hospital and is reported to be in serious condition but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Taylor
House of A Ll Fame
Basketball C A C Teams Duel at Keefe Hall
The event features C A C teams playing at Keefe Hall on Monday evening March 15 with a dance following the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keefe Hall
Two Men Receive Prison Sentences
Clyde Conner and Robert Chapman pleaded guilty in district court to grand larceny. Conner drew a term not less than one year nor more than twenty months. Chapman faced not less than one year nor more than nineteen months. They admitted entering John Petty’s room at Guernsey and stealing $24 and a $10 watch. The county attorney recommended a fairly lenient sentence.
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Clyde Conner
Robert Chapman
Conner
Athan
Chapman
John Petty
Guernsey
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California Fig Syrup CO
Regulam
Alin TI Shu CP
Knight-Campbell Music Store
A. Roedel
Wiss Shears
Wiss
F. A. Roedel
W. 16Th Street
Imploves
ALT. Gale
Ellis
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