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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1913
Page
13
Cheyenne figures show a slew of arrivals and departures with many residents and visitors from Laramie Rawlins Douglas and Denver. Notables include Hugo Donsem travel to Denver and Mark Shaw relocating locals, plus rail and land office movements and court attendance.
A noted New York printer Wan Ong of the withownon iy Hebe cane returned on No. 4. Porter-One of the red oap Portere Bocaneprenous stations aided travelers with baggage as trains operated. At Burlington depot a large crew laid a new brick platform yesterday. Judge Wennlite led a group of migrants elected to the chain gang, inflated in the afternoon.
Harry Lee is promoted to traveling timekeeper for the Wyoming division and will travel chiefly between Cheyenne and Salt Lake with Cheyenne as HQ. Hugh Barnhart and Clyde Winny return from a fishing trip with twelve trout. Mrs. C B Bare visits Laramie with her parents. Mrs. Lillian Emery heads to California for vacation. The UP office crew forms a tennis club near the ice houses. E Hoffline visits North Platte after his wife’s father’s death. Shop forces repair and outfit art cars for Irwin Brothers Wild West shows. Mrs. C E Galbraith returns to Cheyenne after Utah visit.
J W Arthur Kelly of the Victorian government Australia will speak tonight at the Presbyterian church in Cheyenne about agriculture in Victoria and its development. The free illustrated lecture, held with Rev L C Hille’s cooperation, follows Dr Elwood Mead’s earlier talk and aims to educate farmers and citizens on irrigation dry farming and other practices from Australia.
Governor Carey reports Pacific and Burlington interests along with Home companions have contributed toward building a wheat state experiment farm near Archer. Superintendent Watson says sufficient funds are raised to construct a silo proving Golden Prairie can sustain a profitable year round creamery.
The Manila team from Plulus hotel with FU ping players defended their island's athletic tenor against a Japanese squad Sunday afternoon. Final score around 37 to 19 in favor of the Manilas. Eleto and Aron homered for Manila, boosting their season totals. Batteries: Manilas Thomas and Pedro. Japanese Puklehama and Nikiyano.
The Cubs celebrated a new ownership by sweeping a Sunday doubleheader from the South Side Pirates. The day featured strong defense as the Cubs secured their first triple play of the season and took both games to start the year with momentum.
In a lively twin bill, Cul and Hearlete each score on opportunistic plays while Jesinn struggles to land a hit. Bralle pitches for the Sands and Lind executes cleaner fielding, keeping the Pirates from scoring. The Cubs turn the first local triple play of the season as the second game opens.
Dr Jordan quits as president of Stanford University to accept the new post of chancellor. The board of trustees will decide a pension and the measure will include a formal address at commencement. John Casper Brenner, zoology professor, will become president of the university.
Hotel arrivals include James McPherson, Rock Springs. Elsie Adama, Rock Springs. J Deharity, Chicago. C Davenport, Fine Bluff. J Parker, Creeley. T Tremain, LaGrange. K Whiteman, Pine Blot. Merton, Laramie. and numerous others across Green River, Torrington, Pueblo, Portland, and surrounding towns. Names appear with partial spellings and scattered locations in a broad regional register.
A damaged OCR list shows numerous individuals and locales including Boulder Denver New York City Cheyenne Lusk Sidney Sault Lake City Kasia City Alliants Nebo Kimball Neb. The fragmentary text names many people and towns across multiple states with inconsistent spellings and missing context.
The W O W announces a Thursday evening dance featuring excellent music. Admission is 50 cents per couple with an extra 10 cents for an additional lady.
The city of Cheyenne will pay a reward of $25 for evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons who damage deface or destroy any city property or paraphernalia in the cy parma.
An eye catching display at 1617 Eddy Street invites readers to call for particulars about a remarkable bargain at the Standard Pur nishing Co. attractively showcased items and the advertised quantity of attention drawn to the offer.
A long, garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and places across many cities and states including Denver, New York, San Francisco, Portland, and Colorado Springs. The text resembles a roster or directory snippet with individuals such as Felix Alston, G Woodward, Adelaide Smith, Henry Meyers, and many others, interspersed with locations like Denver, Boulder, Spokane, and Milwaukee. The fragment lacks coherent narrative or context.
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