Cheyenne Visitor Notes Daily City Movement
Names listed show numerous visitors and travelers in Cheyenne from Laramie North Platte Walden Casper Glenrock Lost Cabin Lookout Big Trail and other towns. People include Frank Togel J M Messenger B Seward D D Martin Sarkies and Elias Sarkies joining today and yesterday on business or visiting relatives.
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Frank Togel
North Platte
Normandie
J. M. Messenger
Laramie
B. Seward
Walden
Cheyenne
C. D. Martin
Lander
Lewis
D. Burns
Chugwater
Wm. Spence
Lookout
Lookout Is In the City On Business. , Mrs. S. Middaugh
Casper
Vistine
Jones Callahan
Lost Cabin
Wreston Miller
Glenrock
Albany
B. PB. Baker
Horse Creek
Stellar
Lost Springs
L. G
McComb
Houglas
WW. McGill
Gall
Ae City
Ailton
Grover
Cale
Sarkies
Elias Sarkies
Hisle Wood
Big Trail
Herrick
Ava
John Hubbard
W. Storey
Carpenter
Inter Ocean
Breternus
North Platte l
W. R. Sample
Ecursty
the Plains
Robert BH
Davidson
Capitol City
Morton
Coser
L. Beatty
Pine En Ure
Bys Woo
M. Thompson
Keaver
Cure for epilepsy after years of suffering
A testimonial from Frank Anderson of Comfrey Mina claims Dr Miles Nervine cured his daughter’s epilepsy after three years of attacks. He describes a year without a fit and praises the remedy as a reliable treatment, noting it is not a cure-all but has brought health and faith to many families.
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Miles
Narvine
Nervine
Frank Anderson
Comfrey
Mina
United States
Local Cheyenne News Briefs on Repairs, Travel, and Events
Tiny items report Miller's watch repair shop on Carey Ave and other services. Automobile dealer Chas Hamerick from Denver calls on Cheyenne mechanics. Ellen McCarty returns to Chicago. Burns Club hosts smoker at Thomas Heaney apartments Capitol Ave. Mrs Stanton offers vocal lessons at 408 W 23rd. Marriage license issued in Pine Bluffa for Harley Hawk and Gertrude Miller. Factory advertises handmade trunks at 316 West 16th. Eleventh Infantry spelling contest Friday with mer it certificates by Col Arthur William. Hair styling by Mrs Ligier at 411 W Lath St. Teachers exam held today and tomorrow under Mrs Mamie Hefferon. Old creamery building demolition near Warren and Hix street. J A Simmons leaves Cheyenne for Rock River to pursue real estate. Mr and Mrs G W Rockafield return from California after wintering in West Coast states.
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Miller
Carey Ave
Chas. Hamerick
Mitchell Tire Company
Denver
Cheyenne
Chicago
Ellen McCarty
William
Burns Club
Thomas Heaney
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Stanton
23Rd St
Harley
Hawk
Pine Bluffa
Gertrude BE. Miller
Weat
Arthur William
Ligier
W. Lath St
County Court House
Mamie Hefferon
Horn
Warren and
Hixtoonth
Hook River
J. A. Simmons
Capitol Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Rock River
Kreturn
Tom Trip
Mra
G. W. Rockafield
California
Cheyeonne
Washington
Oregon
Los Angeles
Homestead Filings and Local Flooding Reported in City News
In Nuffalo city Mr Dopett, Homestead entries by John Memmer and Wayne Cove on Wyoming oil land. Mrs Adaline Greenlee, Denver hair goods maker, departs Plaine Hotel. Streets flooded as northern drains struggle with melting snow while Honeymoon returns of Mr and Mrs Pearlstine from Denver are announced.
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Dopett
Nuffalo
N.Y
Waa
Okey
WH. HK. Thomas Atlomobng Company
John C. Memmer
Wheatland
Wyoming
William
Hf. Haysnger
Waverley
Town
Wayne C. Cove
Adaline Greenlee
Denver
Plaine
Pearlstine
Cheyenne
East
Mrs
Burns couple wed in Cheyenne at Presbyterian Manse
Harley C. Hawks and Misa Gertrude E. Miller of Burns were married at 3 pm yesterday in Cheyenne by Rev. L. C. Hills. Attendants included the groom’s father S. Hawks and the bride’s parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Miller. They will reside on a farm belonging to the bride’s father, three miles southwest of Burns.
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Harley C. Hawks
Misa Gertrude E. Miller
Burns
Cheyenne
Presbyterian Manse
L.C. Hills
A. Hawks
W. C. Miller
Wyoming Officials Prepare Australia Farm Tour
John H. Gordon superintendent of the government farm and a Wyoming Farm Board member, and William Taylor, retiree and farmer, plan a three month trip to Australia, leaving from Sacramento April 3. They will visit Melbourne, meet Professor Elwood Mead and Senator McCall, inspect farm operations, and study farming methods in Victoria Queensland and New South Wales.
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John H. Gordon
Government Farm
Wyoming Farm Board
Wm. Taylor
Australia
Laramie County
Mr. Gordon
Mr. Taylor
Sacramento
Government Experiment Farm
San Francisco
Melbourne
Elwood Mead
McCall
Cheyenne
Government of Australia
Victoria
Queensland
New South Wales
Five Killed Three Hurt in Sawmill Boiler Explosion Close to Laurel
A boiler explosion at a sawmill twelve miles west of Laurel, Delaware, killed five men and seriously injured three others. The injured were taken to Salisbury, Maryland, hospital, where two are reported in serious condition. The owners Merrila L. Hearn and Ww. b. Mill are named, with the mill site on which the lumber and land lay. The blast occurred as water in the boiler ran low.
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Laurel
Del
Here
Salisbury
Merrila L. Hearn
Ww. B. Mill
Frank Mallock
Papes Diapepin Promises Quick Relief for Upset Stomach
A vintage ad touts Pape’s Diapepin as a fast remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims relief within minutes, preventing sour burps belching and a heavy stomach, with a one cent case from a pharmacist.
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Page
Pape
Railroad officials visit Cheyenne for expansion work
Vice President Alishton of the Northwestern was in Cheyenne on Thursday and left for Orin Junction. General Superintendent Welsh of Colorado and Southern was in the city on official business. C D Sevier, in charge of the Laramie to Lookout double track project, arrived from Denver. A carload of new Fort Russell recruits arrived from Denver. Union Pacific ships many laborers from eastern cities, with 120 men arriving in Cheyenne yesterday to be distributed between Cheyenne and Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Cotton
Laramie
Fleming
Major Fleming
Fort Russell
Los Angeles
John Taylor
C. W. Gibson
L. L. Kabis
Denver
H. P. Patten
Springfield
Mags
W. M. Myers
Cheyenne
New York
5. D. Pearson
Ft. Russell
Plainfield
N. J
Dc. W. Riner
Ohio
BE. W. Hall
Lenox
Iowa
Alishton
Northwestern
Orin Junction
Colorado and Southern
Welsh
The
C. D. Sevier
Lookout
Union Pacific
Healthy LA Laundry Union Strengthens Localities
A robust organization among laundry workers in Los Angeles San Pedro and Pasadena California has been perfected, signaling unity and steady leadership across the region.
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Laundry Workers
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Pasadena
Cal
Denver Eye Specialist Promises Free Screenings and Low-Cost Lenses
An experienced eye care professional invites readers to visit during a professional trip on Saturday and Monday. He offers free examinations, custom ground lenses, and rimlas nose glasses for 3.50, asserting typical prices range 8 to 10 elsewhere. He urges avoiding stores and counters, warning of headaches and blurred vision, and promotes schoolchildren’s attention.
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Denver
Capitol News Highlights and Business Filings
State veterinarian C P Davis on official business in central Wyoming will return to Cheyenne after a few days at his Dougie home. The Mefen OF and Refining company filed articles of incorporation with a capital of 8000000 and will base an Cheyenne office. W B Bryant of Texas heads to Rawlins to seek a pardon for his son. Sundance Gold Mining company files for 1,000,000 capital with its office at Sundance. Colorado dairy chief Robert L Cochran praised Cheyenne creamery as among the west’s best.
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Mefen OF and Refining Company
Cheyenne
W. Bryant
Whitewright
Tex
Rawling
Bryant
State Board of Pardons
Sundance Gold Mining Company
Sundance
Robert L. Cochran
Colorado
Groshen
Cochran
West
Old Settler Walter Derrig Dies in Denver
Walter Derrig, an early Wyoming settler, died in Denver yesterday. The remains will arrive in Cheyenne this morning at 11:40 and be taken to the Catholic cemetery for interment.
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Walter Derrig
Wyoming
Denver
Cheyenne
Catholic
Dictagraph Finds Evidence of Conversation in Pittsburgh Case
The report notes a dictagraph captured extensive dialogue between Jenna McClintock, a 65 year old manufacturer, and Mrs. Margaret Fellabom, during a night in Mr. McClintock's bedroom on St Patrick's Day. The transcript was intensified for emphasis.
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Pittsburgh
Jenna McClintock
Margaret Fellabom
Hart Melleboom Opposes Wife’s Habeas Corpus Plea
Hart Melleboom, a wealthy contractor, seeks to retain possession of his 2 year old child in common pleas court. He responds to his wife’s petition after the dictograph revelations prompted the custody dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ntia
Common Pleas Court
Hart Melleboom
Mellabom
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J. H. Gordon
Calif
Government Agricultural Farm
Waterloo
Watin
Tve
Mito
England
Canada
Railroad News
Dr. Fieldman
Optometrist
Hoom 57
Capitol News
Rockwell
Mayter
Kopald
Apitol Avenue