Cheyenne Visitors and Travelers Reported in City Tonight
A long list of visitors and residents in Cheyenne appears from the latest city notes. Names include Walter Fiintjer from Kansas, John Berry from Newcastle, J. Sheahan on business, A H Rickey of the forest service, Mrs BE Shannon and son to Denver, and many others from Denver, Laramie, Casper, Wheatland, and Billings. Several residents depart for cities like Chicago and New York, while others stay in Cheyenne for business or visits at local hotels and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Abbott
Denver
Walter Fiintjer
Kansas
Andrew Nelson
Laramie
William Rathge
A. ©. Wallace
W. Sherer
Casper
Becker Hotel
John Berry
Newcastle
John Beck
Chicago
Rickey
C. M. Hunter
Cheyenne
A. H. Rickey
Forest Service
the Plains
J. Sheahan
S. A. Bristol
Larame
W. J. Hakey
City
Granite Bprings
Mra. Be, Shannon and Son
Lucie Vaughan
Billings
Montana
F. D. Foster
Kansas City
Ir. Foster
Lewis Lake
Bremont County
John Davy
New York City
Rh. F. Puller
San Diego
Calif
Old
L J. Mills
W. A. Wyman
A. Hanson
Hilledale
Inter Ocean
Sam Lumley
John F. Clearwater
Arlington
C. A. Hassell
GM. Hlatt
R. Mason
Wheatland
Robt. B. Davidson
Islay
Benedict
Carpenter
HW. L. Werner
Motherhood Suggestions Encouraged by Lydia E Pinkham
An article urges expectant and new mothers to prepare for childbirth and postnatal strain. It praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to restore health and strength, claiming the product helps women become normal, healthy, and strong. Readers are invited to write for special advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Local notices and business updates in city edition
Ads and short notices list services and events from Carey Avenue to 19th Street. Entries include watch repair, hair dressing, journalism notes, incorporation filings, jail releases, divorces, clergy postings, licenses, asylum transport, road conditions, tool ads, farming company filings, quarantine extensions, millinery openings, poultry society meeting, and livestock hauling updates.
Governor Hoch Lectures in Cheyenne on Ideal Citizen
Kansas governor Hoch spoke at the Methodist church on an ideal citizen, urging responsibility across roles from preacher to citizen. He praised faith in the Bible, the republic, and highlighted duties amid social and international issues, ending with a hopeful morning metaphor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. DL
Mt. Tyson
Methodist
Hoch
Kansas
Leon C. Hills
Carey
Gov. Hoch
Hills
Kansay
Wyoming
Republic
Babylon
Weneele Sam
Atlantic
Pacific
Got My Sore Foot in It Right TIZ
An advertisement extols TIZ foot bath product promising relief from corns bunions and tender feet. It claims instant happiness after use and urges buying TIZ at 25 cents a box via Walter Lothar Dodge & Co Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiz
Walter Lothar Dodge & Co
Chicago
Railroads Halted by Heavy Snow Between Laramie and Green River
F H Peok of Laramie and R G Towne of Weiver, route agents for the American Express company, supervised the sale of damaged express parcels in Laramie. Heavy snow and wind delayed Union Pacific trains by about five hours. Cheyenne sent a plow west with Assistant Superintendent J A Ottman and Roadmaster HJ Vaughn aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Peok
American Xpress Company
R. G. Towne
Weiver
Laramie
Green River
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
J. A. Ottman
Vaughn
Railroad staffing changes reported at Cheyenne
Will Leave for Denver John Harrington yard clerk for the Burlington and Colorado and Southern resigns and will depart for Dover in a few days. New Roadmaster R J Vaughn arrives in Cheyenne from Green River to relieve Roadmaster Tiver. Thayer leaves soon for California. Le A Sayer formerly roadmaster clerk at this point leaves Union Pacific and heads to North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
John Harrington
Burlington and
Colorado and Southern
Dover
R. J. Vaughn
Cheyenne
Green River
Tiver
Mr. Thayer
California
le A. Sayer
Siiingvy
Union Pacific
North Dakota
Fruit Train Delivers California Produce to Eastern Points
A train loaded with California fruits rolled through Cheyenne yesterday bound for eastern destinations, delivering seasonal produce and signaling steady freight movement through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Cheyenne
Pay Day Train Departs From Cheyenne
The Colorado and Southern pay car was in Cheyenne yesterday and departed last evening for Junction City. The operation involved moving payroll shipments, with officials noting the trip's routine nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado and Southern
Cheyenne
Junction
Railroad Crew Changes and Vacations Report
Supervisor Beck returns from the west last evening. Brakeman Fenery takes a few days vacation. Brakeman Masking transfers from reiit to passenger service. H. M. Stewart visits relatives in Grainger Colorado. Conductor Charles Cole takes sixty day layoff and visits town. Brakeman John Smith on sick list this week. Conductor Cahill on short vacation and gone east on post. Freight Auditor Davidson of the Colorado and Southern in city on official business. Brakeman Hayes returns to work after short vacation. Brakeman Packer returns to work after illness. Moury leaves the service. Conductor Fox on a few days layoff. C. D. Roberts returns to work after twenty day vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Fenery
Reiit
H. M. Stewart
Grainger
Colo
Charles Cole
John Smith
Cahill
Davidson
Colorado and Southern
Hayes
Packer
Moury
Fox
C. D. Roberts
U. P
Very Quiet Week in Police Court
The past week yielded few arrests in Judge Wellnita's court. M Farrell was discharged for lack of evidence on a disturbance charge, Jackson was fined $10 for disturbance, and Bill Thompson was discharged for drunkenness and disturbance. A separate note promotes Cham berlain a Liniment and local business pitches.
Kopalds 82.00 Hat Store Ad Promotes Prices
An ad praises Kopalds at 206 W 17th St offering hats with $4.00 and $2.50 price points and promotes Stay posted on Leader's circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 17Th Spt
Special Prizes 10 Be Giveaway in Twelve Day Contest
Readable fragment lists names and addresses across Cheyenne and Wyoming towns with prize amounts totaling 489,780. Territory coverage includes Cheyenne north of 22nd street center and expands to multiple counties and towns such as Laramie, Fort Russell, Guernsey, Green River, Casper, Cody and Thermopolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
22Nd Treat
Ft. Riepoll
Mre
Frank Howman
Mise
Agnes Beatt
22Nd St
Mra
Pauline O’brien Yoo
Edily
Marguerite Hallett
Margaret Stull
Russell
Ruby Walter
Evans
Misa Herthh M. Myers
W. 33Rd St.eoee
Laramie County
Fort Russell
Platt, Goshen, Albany, Carbon, Sweetwater, Uinta
Lincoln Counties
Lewis
Hartville
Wyo
Misa Amy Crawford
Guernsey
Wyoming
Niobrara
Converse
Natrana
Fremont
Hot Springe
Waste Park
Big Horn
Johnson, Sheridan
Campbell
Crook
Weston
Grace Noonan
Cambria
Misa Mine Cline
Sccwss
Lovell
Ming Lillian Tha
Casper
Mins
Rhoda McDowell
Hudson
Ming Gladys F. Perry
Gillette
Mish Eva Clark
Mina Helen M. Duncan
Thermopolis
Mite Thora C. Olion
Buckhorn
10 000 Club Campaign Contest Ants in District 1
The campaign offers two special prizes by March 20 led by Ian M. A $150 Victor Victrola and a $50 Victrola will be awarded to two ladies. Exhibits at Knight Campbell Music Co. store. Contest ends April 6 with triple votes on new subscriptions and double on old. Territory Cheyenne south of 22nd street center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Matson
Parmaleé
William Kelley, Jr
Mary R. Trelbar
McKenzie
Evanston
R. P. Anderson
Carl Smith
Cheyenne
la Grange
F. A. Roedel
W. 16Th Street
Colony Commercial Farming Company
Colony
Carey
Los
Ian M
Victor Victrola
Knight-Campbell Music Co
Vietrolas Ia
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Quick Digestive Relief
Advertises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural aid for indigestion and related symptoms. Claims quick, safe relief from flatulence heartburn and dyspepsia, with a free trial package offered by the A. Barnart Co. at 120 Marshall Building, Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Juart
Bow
A. Bmnart Co
Marshall Building
Marshall, Mich
Annual Meeting Notice of Wyo Ming Stork Growers
The Wyo ming Stork Growers Association holds its annual meeting in Sheridan on Tuesday April 2 1912 at 10 am for officer elections and other business. Alice Smith secretary. Where do you buy your cigars at Wilsons 9 Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopalds
Wyoming Stork Growers Association
Sheridan
Alice Smith
Wilson’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ita Ovens
Plok Medicine Co
Odal
Srakseden
Miller's
Carey Ave
Rawling
Roy W. Schenck
Commissioner of Immigration
Goshen County Mercantile Company
Albert E. Murphy
Jessie Murphy
Father Long
Father Duffy
St. Mary's Cathedral
Father Scott
Selihorn Millinery
17Th St
Wyoming State Powltry and Pet Stock Association
Medlurray
Wm. C. Irwin
Governor Hoch
LC. Hills
Railroad News
Wyoming Natrone Oi
Aiute
Los Angeles
West 16Th Street
Cuippalen
Leader
Mrs
Prank Bowman
Ed Lewis
Agnes Scott
Pauline O'Brien
Amy Crawford
Mise Villa D. Moore
Mae Cline
OL Ros
Veoes
Sreeee
Minn Addie Bwatley Wasen
Fin St
Miss Thel Breither
Mian Worle Bruce Ees
Ives Une
Moora
Emma Derwemor
Wro
Laura Baker
Gece
Minn
Kawlina, Wyo
22Nd Street
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