Braet Messin Pub Ony Chicago Representative
Fragmentary notice mentions A. W. Allen of 1602 Tribune Building and a Chicago representative in an unclear municipal context. The readable text is insufficient to determine a full event or action.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1916
Page
15
Fragmentary notice mentions A. W. Allen of 1602 Tribune Building and a Chicago representative in an unclear municipal context. The readable text is insufficient to determine a full event or action.
Local churches publish their Sunday schedules with morning and evening worships. Reading includes Pinet Presbyterian, St Marks Church, Congregational, First Baptist, Methodist Episcopal, and Catholic parishes detailing service times, Sunday school, young people gatherings, and Holy communion offerings.
A fragment listing Sunday school and worship times for Evangelical Lutheran and Second Baptist churches in Cheyenne area with pastors and meeting schedules. Also includes a published Notice for Publication from the U S Land Office dated April 14 1916 for Marcus M Kennels homestead claim with witness names and filing details.
In April 1916 Notice 1 announced that Wyo. has filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a land claim described as township 16 N range ma n 6th P M. The proof is to be presented before the Register and Receiver at the U S Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming on May 14 1916. Witnesses named include J Al Francia Frank Atchison Walter Ferguson and Silas Coe of Silver Crown Hecla and Wyoming.
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces that settlers Edward J. Cashman James H. Livingston and Will Reid have filed notices of intention to make final five year proof on homestead entries in township 12 north range 65 west. Proof hearings set for May 25 1916 before the Register and Receiver. Witnesses listed include local Cheyenne residents.
Notice of dissolution after stockholders meeting in Cheyenne Wyoming. The corporation fully dissolved after disposing of assets and paying debts. Statement signed by President Edgar Mecccome and Secretary Albert McCay, sworn before notary Ruth Kingham. Includes notary seal and witness attestations.
A dense, fragmentary list of train numbers, arrival and departure times, and routes including No. 17 Choy Pune Portland arrives and departs, No. 3 California Express, No. 19 Pacific Limited, and No. 4 Atlante Express. Several entries show destinations like Cheyenne, Los Angeles, Denver, and Portland with sporadic times and extra fare notes.
Land Office Cheyenne Wyo Jane Pettis widow of William A Pettis filed intent to make final three year homestead entry for Big Bee tion area township 16 N range 68 W 6th PM. hearing set before Register and Receiver May 23 1916. Claimant witnesses include Clarence Sorensen Elmer Sorenson of Cheyenne Andy McPhee and George Near of Federal. Will Bid Register.
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