Wanted help ads and land notices in Cheyenne paper
Classified items include a hotel chambermaid wanted at the Hoyt, a garment company ad, and a series of U.S. land office notices from Cheyenne Wyoming. Notices announce final three year proof for homestead entries by Kate DeLaney and Ross S. Nielson, with witnesses listed, plus a labor meeting notice and multiple town allotment references.
Wyoming Insurance Notice From Commissioners Office
A Wyoming state notice from the Commissioners' Office in Cheyenne references a fire insurance matter with the Fire Insurance Company of New York and confirms certification. The terse wording suggests an official regulatory or filing action within the state insurance framework.
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Commissioners’ Office
State of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Fire Insurance Cohen
New York
Din Thesstate
Wilttan
Public land sale notice for Andérs C. Willadsen tract
Land office notice advertises a public sale of a serialized tract under 2455 A. S. provisions. Andérs C. Willadsen seeks bid offers not less than $3.00 per acre, with bidding at 10:00 a.m. on the 43rd day of April, 1920, at the Wyoming office. Highest bidder pays immediately to the Receiver. adverse claimants must file objections before the deadline.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Choyentit
Wyoming
Géneral Land Office
Wahler
A. S
Andérs C. Willadset
Meyer Gash Company Incorp in Cheyenne Wyoming 1920
Notice states Meyer Gash Company incorporated under Wyoming law on February 12 1920 with articles filed February 20 1920. It lists objects to buy and sell merchandise as general merchants and to own operate and sell real and personal property. Principal office in Cheyenne with capital stock $50 000, term fifty years, three trustees Meyer D K Gash and Charles Mallin. Also sale of city property on March 23 1920 by Cheyenne city deputy clerk Ruth Murpity.
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Condér
Meyer-Gish Company
State of
Wyoming
Secretary of State of
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Meyer
D. KK
Gash
Charles . Mallin
Meyvr-Gash Company
Max J. Myr
Old City Hall
North Side
Notice of Sale of School Bonds in Niobrara County Wyoming
The Board of Trustees of School District No 2 Niobrara County Wyoming will on April 3 1920 at 2 PM at the Selions House Manville Wyoming sell bonds totaling 20000 bearing 6 percent interest payable semi annually, each 500 denomination, dated March 1 1920, due 20 years from date and redeemable after 15 years. Bids must be legal and cash paid in full, district may reject bids or sell privately if needed.
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Niobrara County
Wyoming
Board of Trustees
Nibbrara
Séliobl House
Manville
Manvillé
Rh. L. M'Oresry
Public Land Notice and Sale of Isolated Tract Wyoming
Public notice announces two land actions in Wyoming. La vala Swaney filed a homestead entry in 1916 for sections in Little Bear and Oscar Britton, Rose L. Bard, Frank Flynn, Aruila Habbie named as parties. A separate sale under Sec 2455 R S offers SE% SW% of Sec 20 T147N R69W at not less than $2.00 per acre on April 13, 1920, with the tract described as mountainous and unsuitable for cultivation. bids close when the hour passes. Luke Voorhees is Receiver and requires immediate payment from bidders and claimants to file objections by sale time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Offee
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Kate DeLaney
Wm. H. DeLaney
Campstool
Range
6Th P. Meridian
United States Land Office
Marcus M. Kennels
Qren Kinney
Wr Brown
Awe
Ellen Cox
Wyo
Départment of the Intérior
Jamies M. Mererly
Granite Ganon
Township
Register and
Ghéeyenié
Knuté Willadsen
Cheyenne, Co
Steva McGully
James Willadsen
Bert Gibson
Will Reid
Register
Oscar A. Seaberg
Ross S. Nielson
Little Bear
Register and Receiver
Herman Druke
Clarence Steck
Frank DeTalente
Louis DeTalente
Weoming
Peter Dalene
Wyw
Alex Nimmo
Oscar A. Brittan
Elmer Mason
Charlie Gohens
Lavala Swaney
Wyc
Oscar Britton
Rose L. Bard
Frank Flynn
Aruila Habbie
Will Raid
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
R. S
Charles PF. Smith
Luke Voorhees
Wyoming Weather Report Notes Open Ranges and Feeding Need
The weekly March 15 weather bulletin reports snow across Wyoming with heavy snow in the Big Horn mountains and dome lake snow depth of 64 inches. Temperatures averaged 45 by day and 28 at night with highs to 68 and lows to 144 below zero. Winds caused road and bridge damage. ranges are open in most districts though central and eastern roads slow freight. Stock feeding remains necessary though southern herds are holding.
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Big Horn Mountains
Dome Lake
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Lander
Salt Lake
Moniday
Imost
Cheyenne Visitors and Local Guests
City brief notes list Cheyenne visitors including H. J. Want A. Be Rowles A. B rady B L Little and Mr and Mrs John Steklenburg of Laramie HW L Thompson from Stewart WW D Frangiston of Evanston and Fred O Gibbs from Wheatland Also a testimonial extols Foley Kidney Pills noting relief from rheumatic pains backache and stiff joints
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H. J. Want
A. BE. Rowles
A. Brady
B. L. Little
Mrs. John Steklenburg
Laramie
Cheyenne
J. N. Tohill
Lotte Hotel
Evansville, Inc
Foley
American Legion Night Lecture At The Taternacle
Thursday March 18 is American Legion Night at the big taternacle. Dr Bulgin will speak on Lessons from the Great War. All members and all soldiers sailors and marines are invited to attend. 47-48 COMMITTEE.
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American Legion
Big Taternacle
Cheyenne Visitors From Various Wyoming Towns Stay in City
Islay resident Hue M Mcphée arrives as Cheyenne guest while Burt McDonald of Pine Bluffs stops at the Northandie. Martin Farrell from Saratoga arrives for a business visit. others from Linnis Rawlins Burns Hawkins Glenrock Gasper Torrington Sheridan Lusk and more are listed as Cheyenne visitors or guests at the Plains.
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Burt McDonald
Pine Bluffs
Northandie
Martin Farrell
Saratoga
Town
Three Fined for Glaring Headlights
BH. W. Borland Bill Hoshaw and Frank Berman were fined five dollars each in police court yesterday afternoon by Acting Judge Charles W. Hirsig after pleading guilty to driving with headlights not dimmed. Each was given a traffic regulation booklet.
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BH. W. Borland
Bill Hoshaw
Frank Berman
Charles W. Hirsig
Hir- Sig
Cheyenne
Ten Tons of Court Records Move to New City-County Building
Latamis county court records dating to 1867 are moved to a new city-county building as the county once spanned a vast area in Dakota territory. Clerk J. Joe Fisher searches for storage plates while W. K. Jones oversees removal, sorting, and filing set to take a long time.
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Latamis County
Territory of
Dakota
J. Joe Fisher
W. K. Jones
Mexican Thief Jose Cruz To Be Deported After Sentence
Mexican national Jose Cruz currently in Laramie county jail for petit larceny will be deported when his 98 day term ends around May 24. Federal authorities have confirmed the decision and note the sentence expiry date in their calléfidar.
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Jose Cruz
Laramie County
Cruz
Two Companies File Corporation Papers
The Producers Consolidated Goa company with $750000 capital and Lost Springs HQ filed articles in Wyoming. Directors include H F Gerry W J McLaughlin S James K B McLaughlin Ira B Barks B H Smith and George Bo and. Caspes Omnibus and Transfer company filed for $50000 capital with directors Frank H Verley Alfred R Lowry and Howard A Miller. The Wyoming Refining company changed its name to Kanaloma Oil & Gas company. Pitcher Gene Packard is out of the game for good. Southern league stars Lou Christenbury and Dixie Garrell are joining the Boston Braves in a fast cup rivalry.
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Goa Company
Lost Springs
Wyoming
Nuesddy
H. F. Gerry
W. J. McLaughlin
S. James
K. B. McLaughlin
Ira BR. Barks
B. H. Smith
George Boand
Caspés Omnibus and Transfer Company
Capital Stock
Frank H. Verley
Alfred R. Lowry
Howard A. Miller
Wyoming Refining Company
Kanaloma Oil & Gas Company
Gene Packard
Lou Christenbury
Dixie Garrell
Boston Braves
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Fred
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L. A. Chase
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C. A. Graham
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United States Patent Office
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