Local Passengers and Travelers Reported in Recent U P. Movements
We the People Daniel Clark and wife rode the U P. for Portland yesterday. Mrs Jolly returned from Denver. William Dixon visited Kansas. James Chaplin went to Kemmerer on business. Hugh McMillan left Cheyenne for Winterset Iowa. William Dineen visited Denver. Tony Nawaka left Cheyenne for Milwaukee. Mrs Alex Finch to Atchison for a visit. Earl Elliott traveled to Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Patterson left Cheyenne for Omaha. Father J A Duffy went to Laramie. Miss Charleen Grace is ill with measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Clark
U. P
Portland
Earl Elliott
V. P
Lincoln
Neb
Charles Patterson
Cheyenne
Omaha
J. A. Duffy
Laramie
Charleen Grace
Don’t sing a Swan Song Buy a Big Ben Alarm Clock
Ad copy promotes a Big Ben alarm clock from Edholm and Akin Co at the Plains Building on Sixteenth Street. The ad touts restlessness and sleepless nights as motivators to purchase the timepiece from U P Watch Inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edholm & Akin
Plains Building
Sixteenth St
U. P
Local Notices and Business Bits From City Scenes
Miller's shop offers watch repair and adjusting with high quality work at moderate prices. Miss Gertrude M. Lane is reappointed notary public at Cody. Barte H. Reid admitted to practice law in the state by the supreme court. Charles B. Moore of Burns made final five year proof on 160 acres. State veterinarian B. F. Davis touring northern state inspecting cattle. The only place for handmade trunks is the Factory on West 16th Street. Governor Carey received $950 for the National Home for Disabled Soldiers to aid state homes. Land offices receive new linoleum as carpet is replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Gertrude M. Lane
Cody
Barte H. Reid
Torrington
Supreme Court
Charles B. Moore
Burns
Stanton
23Rd St
B. F. Davis
Horoe
16Th P Street
Land Office
Multiple Local Notices and Classified Snippets
A collage of short items includes rental ad for a tight barn near 414 W 20th, a note on Police Officer Jack O’Brien’s temporary saddle incapacity, shop ad for American Electric Shoe Shop at 221 West 18th, appointment of Nell Martin as stenographer at the secretary of state, incorporation filing by Standard Abstract & Title Guarantee Co. of Sheridan with $5,000 capital, David Weigle leaving for Omaha for Underwood Typewriter repair work, L M Task and C E Jamison site search for artesian well with a greeting at a Chinese restaurant, flirty fashion hairdressing notes by Mrs. Clara A Ligter at 411 W 19th, and Foellmer’s fast auto trip from a Phillips ranch described with time comparisons amid rough roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack O'Brien
American Electric Shoe
Misa Nell Martin
Surveyor General's Office
Secretary of State
New Abstract Company
Standard Abstract & Title Guarantee Company of
Sheridan
Omaha
David Weigle
Weigle
Underwood Typewriter Company
George 8. Walker
Rock Springs
L. M. Task
C. EK. Jamison
Clara A. Ligter
19Th St
Foellmer
Phillips
Harris Brothers Buy Douglas Clothing Stock In Record Pace
Harris Brothers of Chicago bought the entire Douglas Clothing stock in Douglas Wyoming. H. C. Harris traveled to Douglas and purchased 7,600 stock of men s suits shirts hats shoes and furnishings. The goods were invoiced marked packed for shipment in seventeen hours. The Trapkey store will be closed Tuesday and Wednesday and open Thursday at 9. General A. P. Hanson shows slight improvement after his illness and remains at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Clothing Company
Harris Brothers
Chicago
H.C. Harris
Douglas
Wyo
Harris
Douglas Clothing, Company
Harris Brothers of
Yes Harris
Remedy for constipation touted in early 20th century ad
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Peppermint as a safe mild laxative for all ages. It claims rapid relief from constipation, bed for babies and adults, and promises a sample bottle by mail from Dr. W B Caldwell at 4056 Washington St Monticello Indiana.
Miss Bergman Becomes Bride of N F Kopald
Sunday evening ceremony at the Bergman home united Fannie Bergman and Nathan Kopald in Jewish rites with Dr. Kauver officiating. The bridal party included Mrs Kopald as mother of the groom and Miss Raymon a Bergman as bridesmaid, with a U shaped ten course supper for thirty five guests. The couple planned a two week honeymoon and will reside after June 15 at Twenty fourth and Van Lennan streets.
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Meyerbeer
Katlver
Kauver
Johannes
Omaha
St. Paul
Chicago
Dubuque
Mrs. Bergman
Raymona Bergman
Miss Kopald
Mrs. Kopald
Lawrance P. Desmond
J. Allenstein
German Fleet to Visit U S With Plans for New York Stop
The German fleet will visit the United States to reciprocate a prior American visit. The ships are due in New York on June 6 and will stay four days, with a return call to be announced by the Navy department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Navy Department
New York
Railroad Work Upgrades Line With Heavier Rail
A Cheyenne work train and crew commence replacing 62 pound rail with 5 pound standard along the Colorado and Southern between Hartville and Orin Junction to enable heavy traffic from Denver to the Northwestern at Orin Junction. The project includes renewing ties and reballasting the right of way. A spur is under construction for the Great Western Sugar Company to access Horse Creek quarries, and several railroad officials are in Cheyenne on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyehue
Kona
Hartville
Orin Junction
Tlw
Colorado & Routhern
Wellington
Cheyenne
Denver
Northwestern
Glenda
Orlin Junction
Bona
Sugar Company
Great Western Sugar Company
Horse Creek
Colorado & Southern
H. W. Hardman
Adama Express Company
Orin
Roosevelt Sees Victory In May Delegation Process
The article notes Roosevelt leading in delegate wins across multiple state conventions in May. It reports Arkansas Kansas Maryland Tennessee Washington North Carolina West Virginia Montana Minnesota Idaho and Texas choices, with Roosevelt securing clear edges and expected Chicago nomination on first ballot. Taft is portrayed as lagging in several contests and unable to block Roosevelt’s majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Administration
Col. Roosevelt
Arkansas
Col
Roosevelt
Kansas
Maryland
Tennessee
Washington
Utah
North Carolina
Idaho
Chicago
Water Company Formed By Baratona Kestergelr & Canal
Articles of incorporation filed in the secretary of state office by the Baratona Kestergelr & Canal company with a capital stock of $100000.
Henry Helphenstine Better Coming Here
Friends of Henry and Mrs Helphenstine cheer his hospital recovery at Rock Springs following amputation and complications. He plans to visit Cheyenne soon as guest of Mr and Mrs W H Balnum. his wife has supported him throughout. Mme Rawel is noted as a brilliant speaker in Chicago last month to 1500 women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Helphenstine
Cheyenne
Helphenstine
WH. Balnum
Rock Springs
Mme. Rawel
Chicago
Hoe Art Institute
Illinois Teachers’ Association
Company
Mr. Rawel
Rac
Chautauqua Week Opens With New Zealand Trio
The Raweis Company, three native New Zealanders with American education and culture, visit for Chautauqua Week. They will present an evening of songs and stories from their homeland and showcase a series of beautiful pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raweis Company
Woman's Work Is Never Done Promo Ad
An advertisement urges housewives to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for fatigue and female troubles caused by overwork at home. The copy promotes the remedy as the standard treatment for nearly forty years. Also mentions Window Glass and The Sherman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Good Snappy Bill at the Atlas This Week
A lively Atlas show features two acrobats a muscular male and a striking young woman in red knickerbockers delivering a strong act. A faltering playlet followed and four young men in dregs attire performed songs with numerous encores. An orchestra and moving pictures complemented the pleasant program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Moving Pictures
Compensation Bill Passes by Senate Vote
Washington report notes the senate approves the workmen's compensation bill as drafted by the employers' ability commission by a 14 to 15 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Tonight
Employers’ Ability Commission
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Europe
Atlantic
THE
Western Union Telegraph Company
A. P. Hanson
Miss Bergman
NE. Kopald
Sam Bergman
Fannie
Nathan F. Kopald
Carnadona
Fetna
Smilax
Fourth Field Artillery Orchestra
U. S
Railroad News
T.R
Truckey Department Store
Syes-Harris
Iyf
Sherman Co
Colorado & Southern Ry
Texas
Gulf Co
Mexico
Southeast
BE. Wisher
Colorado & Boutherm My. Denver
Colurage
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