Local visitors fill Cheyenne with a parade of names
A long list of visitors and residents in Cheyenne includes Chugwater’s Charles Rester Evanston’s Barra J M Calent Glendo Casper Rawlins Laramie and several others. Travelers from Saratoga Lander and Rock Springs drop in while Miss Flora Atkins Mrs Chas Peester and Mrs Paul McDowell are noted among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Chas. Rester
Chugwater
Cheyprin
la Barra
Evanston Fe
Albany
J. M Calent
Glendo
G. WW. Bruner
Egbert
Paul Wybert
Douglas
Cheyenne
James Arnold
Casper
F. Child
A. M. Harvey
Rawlings
Flora Atkins
Sanders
Normandie
F. Ss. King
Laramie
J. Berry
Geo. Pickering
Rock Springs
Geo. T. Kelggey
Lander
Awings
Rs Wm. Agnew
Lusk
Plains
Brooks
Jasper
L. K. Hunt
J. H. Ward
Evanston
W. Kh. Acor
Carr
Join Sedgewick
A.C Clayton
Islay
Geo Thompson
Medicine Bowl
Metropolitan
A.C. Bowela
Woolten
Fred Johnson
Rawlins
Chas, Peester
Cheyene Loxs Yoder
Menden
Paul McDowell
Sulley
Dorothy Dittmer
Kisle Parker
Denver
J. Derry
Laramie Sat- U'tey
Marion W. Edwards
Wrowthg lAfe Insurance Company
Storey
Ida Griswold
Quincy
Mic Helen Hart
Warren, Sie
Ammer
Verbeage in Hay Question Stuns Local Market
A fragment from a 19th century page shows a puzzled query on purchasing hay and a cryptic price note of two dollars. The readable text hints at humorous wordplay and market chatter without clear context or broader story details.
Local notices highlight business moves and civic updates
The roundup lists Miller’s watch repair shop at 1709 Carey Ave Homestead. Clifford B. Smith’s homestead proof. Carroll Jefferies and J. D. LeCron career moves. state staff returns. Peoria Gold Mining incorporation. L. C. Agnew leaves hospital. Ivy Smith divorce petition. W. Wische paints Wyoming highways map. Francis Von Powell homestead proof. Pickering of Auto Equipment Co. in town. Edholm Akin jewelry fixtures arriving. J W Bryant seeks pardon for son Monroe. Humane Society warns against clothing profiteers. C and S crossing signals urged for west town crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Ave
Clifford B. Smith
Laramie
Land Office
Carroll Jefferies
I. C. Jeffries
Weston County
Plains Pharmacy
Miss Branson
Houx
Peoria Gold Mining Company
State House
Ivy Smith
District Court
George Smith
J. D. LeCron
Des Moines
Iowa
Wische
Wyoming
Laramie County Goods Roads Association
Plains Hotel
Francis von Powel
Cheyenne Land Office
Pickering
Auto Equipment Co
Denver
Edholm & Akin Jewelry Company
J. W. Bryant
Whitewright
Tex
John Charles Thompson
State Board of Pardons
Monroe Bryant
State Penitentiary
Humane Society
The
Final Proof- George Gracher 160-acre homestead filing
George Gracher of Bins completed final proof at the land office for a 160-acre homestead. Jennie P. Paulson of Hurley filed on a 20-acre homestead. Mr. Scott of Morris Iros Machinery visits local auto shops. Jennings family member returns home from hospital. The Mile High Photo Company photographed Business College students and principal Mr Barritt on the Deming block’s east side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Iros, Machinery and Supply Co
Denver
Jennings
G. B. Jennings
Walcott
St. John's Hospital
Ligier
15Th St
Mile High Photo Company
Cheyenne Fire Dept
Business College
Barritt
Deming
Brakeman Walter Potter Dies of Pneumonia
Walter Potter a Union Pacific brakeman died Saturday night at St John s hospital in Cheyenne age 45 and a two year employee of the railroad He had earlier worked on eastern lines and fifteen years as a conductor on the Erie railroad A sister Marguerite Potter arrived from Bozeman Mont to attend his 2 PM funeral at the Greason chapel with services by the Masons and the Order of Railroad Conductors of which he was a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Potter
Union Pacific
St. John’s Hospital
Potter
Erie Railroad
Marguerite Potter
Cheyenne
Bozman
Mont
Greason Chapel
Masons
Order of
Railroad News and Personnel Moves in Cheyenne
Railroad notes from Cheyenne report personnel changes on the Union Pacific and Pennsylvania lines. Moves include W A Ryan visiting Denver, Conductor Bray resigning for a ranch, new brakemen C E Ross and R H Barkendale, L W Stevens as new brakeman, and M M Clay returning from Lexington to oversee double track work. The piece also notes a Masonic funeral attendance and several compact staff updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simonel Moody
Pennaylvaniaines
Cheyenne
Kijeleny
C. L. Kimball
Pennaylvania Hines
Henmdquarions
Chicago
Wie
Ron Toytgs
Groves
Omaha
Hoyenne
O'Neill
U. P. Ta la Laraiie
M. M. Clay
Union Pacific
Lexington
Kentucky
C. E. Ross
Ft. Th. Barkedale
L. W. Stevens
Union Pacifi
Gonductor
Douglas
H. A. Smith
Laramie
South
Police Court Cases From Yesterday
Private Harry Knox was turned over to the county on grand larceny for stealing a watch and about $10 in cash from a comrade in the Red Licht district. BE. Jaramilio was discharged for lack of evidence on petty larceny. Private Durant fined $5 for a Sunday disturbance and Private Greenleaf fined $15 for discharging firearms inside city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Knox
Red Licht
BE. Jaramilio
Durant
Greenleaf
Two Babies Die At Hospital In Pine Bluffs
Dalza Dunn a nineteen day old infant of Mr and Mrs O M Dunn of Pine Bluffs died at a private hospital Sunday night. The body was shipped to Pine Bluffs for funeral services. A week old baby boy of Mr and Mrs L W Pierpont died at the hospital yesterday. The funeral will be held this afternoon at Early Faye with Rev Davidson of the Episcopal church officiating and burial at Odd Fellows cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalza Dunn
O. M. Dunn
Pine Bluffs
L. W. Pierpont
Rev. Davidson
Episcopal Church
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Acacia Lodge Mourns Loss of Brother W Potter Attest
Acacia Lodge No 11 A F and A M invites all members to attend the funeral of Brother W Potter Attest. Officers A H Doane and J E Niswander announce the gathering and request presence of the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyeuns Todee No. 1
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Ce. Potter
Lydia Pinkham Medicine Praised By Two Women
Elliston Virginia and Trenton Missouri residents report relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Rogert Enship of Elliston shares extended illness and dependence improved. Mrs W T Furnell of Trenton says pain and weakness diminished and she can resume daily tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Blankenship
Lydia E. Pinkham
Elliston
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Trenton
W.T. Purnell
10Th St
Trenton, Mo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lizzie White
Memphis
V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
le Pierce
Toilas G. ? Mathewson
Saratoga
Fur
Guy E. Jennings
A.W. Harvey
Wife
Owens
Chaberlain
L. C. Agnew
Railroad News
B. W. Gill
H. Be, Crain, W.W. W
Koppenheimer
Alllenstein
Hoasewife
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
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