Local Notes Highlight City Vignettes and Movements
Daily notices list court fines, road work and civic happenings. Residents including Jack Tolly Mrs Frank Honkam Mrs Alfred Hansen and George Brenner travel, attend conventions, or conduct business in Denver Wheatland Laramie and across Carey Ave with lawyers insurers and merchants featured amid shopping tours and rail activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Jack Tolly
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Walter Larsh
Frank Honkam
Alfred Hansen
Matron Retires And Officials Return From Trips
A roundup of local notices reports several figures returning from travels. Judge Matson comes back from a business trip in Tolalio. Arthur A. Brown heads to Poentella. James Buckley and Senator Taylor return from Rock Springs and Denver respectively, while R W Cort travels to Denver for his ill son. The clock project at Burlington depot is approved and J Kemper discusses Cheyenne property upgrades. William Daley and P S Cook return from Dallas with Shrine council notes. K A Andrews of Horse Creek, Plains Garage president, arrives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Wolfer
Chicago
Laramie
M. C. Brown
Harper
J. J. Mahoney
Union Pacific
Mr. Brenner
Nasensor
J. Gewin
Douglas
North Platte
Fred G. Silby
Wheatland
Taliferro
Rock Springs
L. C. Todd
Ava
Wyoming
HW. V. &. Grosbeck
Laramile
Wm. Toole
Wind River
Geo. M. Brenner
Egbert
B. of R. T
Cook
A. D. Cook
United States Opagus Wareau
Grand Island
G. Taylor
J. T. Ienriskgy
Colorado & Southern
Grosheck
Allan Harper
Plains
Taliferra
Mock Springs
Pdgett
Kemmerer
C. (. Martin
Buford
H. A. Andrews
Horse Creek
PD Widliman
Brooks
Chaper
Brewin
Jed G
Bibby
Try Now
Colorado and Southern
James Buckley
State Federation of Labor
R. W. Cort
Denver
J. Kemper
Cheyenne
Willam B. Daley
Rawlins
P. S. Cook
Dallas
Texas
Mystic Shrine
K. A. Andrews
Andrews
The
Plains Garage Company
Costello Must Go to the Penitentiary
Ben Costello, not Mexican, will spend life in prison for breaking into the post office at Kinnear and assaulting Mrs. Kinnear. A federal jury found him guilty on two counts with the former penalty ruled out, in a case tied to a postmaster husband and a reservation setting.
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Ben Costello
Kinnear
Two Cases Will Go to High Court
The district court yesterday overruled no part of two cases and ordered both to the supreme court. In Anna Duxstead versus Louie Duxstead and J T Snow, a new trial motion was argued and alimony awarded. Snow sat on the defendant's bench. The other case, Hopper and Yartley versus Ohns HW Becker, had its motion overruled and will be carried to the higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Duxstead
Louie Duxstead
J. T. Snow
Supreme Court
Snow
Daystead
Display of Flag Is Wish of G. A. R.
The Bons of the American Revolution passed two resolutions urging patriotic national awareness. They call for town Fourth of July services and for businesses to fly the flag on national holidays with families keeping a family flag for use on patriotic occasions. The 8, A. R. will take part in Memorial Day exercises and work to remember the true purposes of other days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon C. Hills
Aid
Reward for City Property Damage in Cheyenne Parks
Thety of Cheyenne offers a 25 reward for evidence leading to arrest and conviction of anyone who damages defaces or destroys city property or paraphernalia in city parks. Za Dp W Gill Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thety
Cheyenne
Parapuria
Za _ Dp
W, Gill
Journal Jar at the Standard Pur alaga draws attention
A local call to collect jar tickets or jars attracts significant notice at 1317 Eddy Street. The item appears to be a community attractor drawing interest and curiosity from residents.
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Puralaga
Electricity Powers New Typewriter Work Aid
Allen Aid Andrew Johnson of Los Aneslee have been in Cheyenne for several days exploring The ATiberuph company’s electric typewriter. The device, designed by Mansfield Calvin Crawd of San Francisco, promises automatic tabulation and manifolding capable of 15 copies. Demonstrations in Cheyenne and New York show strong operator interest, with Allen and Jollean stockholding in the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Andrew Johnson
Los Aneslee
Cheyenne
Severnl Dase
Atiberuph Company
Pla
Mansfield Calvin Crawd
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New York
Talt-Poy
Woonsocket
Weene
Colorado
Johnson el
Crawley
Jy. Mayson
Cheyanne
Tyson
Messrs. Allen and
Jolliean
Cmpite
Marriage Licenses Granted in Cheyenne and Elsewhere
Marriage licenses issued yesterday to Albert Klingenberg of Loveland Corp and Elizabeth Klassen of Cheyenne. also to Rse Medh and Aunty Mary We of Cheyenne.
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RSE
Medh
Mary We
Cheyenne
Albert Klingerberg
Loveland, Corp
Elizabeth Klassen
Railroad Echoes and Personnel Movements
Pacific ar Couttint veteran C B Holfinhe returns from Norb lids with wife, porter added to depart schedule. Chas Finlayson leaves for Ogden on company business. White, district foreman, shifts to Wageton. Crosbie opposes White’s bid for district foreman.白 Belle, ex valet for Union Pacific, now at 8 Route A G DL. Burlington plans paving brick between depot and tracks. Green River Anion Pacific ball team defeats Bawilie 45 to ?. Bert Mullioy returns to Evanston after charity service at Hawline storehouse. Sherman Co. paper hanging venture noted.
Will of Fred Sheldon Probate Admits Widow As Administratrix
The will names Mrs Jennie Sheldon as widow and executrix, assets valued at about 920,000 with 40,000 in bequests. George A Sheldon and wife Alon receive 10,000. Herbert K Sheldon and wife 1,000. Emma Louise Sheldon 2,000. Nick Clayton 2,000. 3,500 to First Congregational Church of Matebheven and Tally Lodge No 200 Fraternal Union of America memorials. Also notes meeting of lodge tonight and state senator Ladgett visiting Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sheldon
Ventorey
Jennie
Sheldom
Miret
Etare
George A. Shellon
George A. Shellon, A Brother of the Doeemmnd, and bin Wife, Alon Tt
Stel Don
Erhert K. Sheldon
Brewer
Ile
Emma Louise Sheldon
Nick Clayton
First Congregational Church
Mate Bheven
Memmory
Motter
Tally Lodge No
Union of
Ameria
Hotel Arrivals Across States From Transcriptions
A fragmented list shows hotel arrivals and names such as Mrs. H. W. Weller, T. Rock, M. Bradley, Joby H. Lull, Fr. Moore, Mrs. R. A. Taylor, Wied Mew, J. Whigeald and wife, and others connected to Casper, Denver, Oklahoma City, Albuquerque, and Wind River. The passage mixes cities like Omaha, Denver, and Laramie with sparse locations, indicating a routine social column snapshot of guests and destinations.
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H.W. Weller
Rock
Geo
M. Bradley
Onin Junction
Menary Ff. Brennan
Casper
Joby H. Lull
Fr. Moore
Kansas City
R. A. Taylor
Great River
Wied
MelLerman
Laramie
J. Whigeald
Gown
Thehfield
Watertury
Albusherque
Olivier
Moore
Rafat
Carl Stubblefield
Rapron
MC. Brown
Willan Toa
Wind River
Wye
Chowabiek
Lackagies FF
Barrow
Walsenturg
Fragmented OCR list of names and places in a local note
A garbled OCR entry lists numerous personal names such as Tremaine taurange David Pergy Bert Washakles and many others alongside scattered place names like Cheyenne Denver Iron Mountain Boulder and Wheadonil. The text reads as a collage of individuals and locales with unclear relationships or events.
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Tremaine Taurange
David Pergy
Bert Washakles Mies
Khinwag
Kinnesr
Lila Cole
Fiver
Rowan
Willard
Rawlings
Tie
Geo
Oléat
Dwar Ivo
Unclear OCR List of Names and Cities Across States
An extensive garbled text listing numerous personal names and multiple city and state references from Colorado and surrounding regions. The fragment reads like an index or directory snippet with entities such as Denver, Colorado Springs, Greeley, Wellington, Fort Collins, and various individuals, but lacks coherent events or context.
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J. M. Hay
Rock Sprum
L. Philiine
Pevilands
J. Popperberdy
Bab
Prantiea
Bonitettloh
Denven
CLOW
Hixby
New York
Steblins
Travers
Norton
Denver
A. Orteae
Rolerteau
F H. A. Hae
Fort Colline
J. Meioeh
Fort Collins
J. McAfee
Creeley
A. Modagrens
Greeley
T. Rewe
Cheeley
Lovie
J. BK. Slater
Piervely
O Porter
Onahas
Bowwan
Donnurs
I. Reilly
Deneenrs
A. A. Peown
J. WL
Mullin
Colorado Springs
FW. Shane
Colonmula
M O. Spier
Lenevor
J. C. May
U Ht Hunt
Chugehters FE
White
Fiouver
Fr. Lanagan
Amver
P Gruth
Levelland
Umenna Wellop
Cillerhaey
J. C. Blarton
Wal- Hurton
J. KB. Pape
Wellington
D. L
Chiesa
Kamp
Cooper
Win. McDonald
Albany
W. Gildeland
Aguia
Boohows
Ripple
List of Names and Places from Denver to Philadelphia
A fragmented OCR list presents numerous individuals and cities including Denver Colorado Springs Hot Springs Wheatland Wichita Wichita Falls Omaha Columbus Philadelphia and Fort Steele. The text intermingles personal names with locations in a scattered roster-like format.
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S. Miller
New York
Baptee
Colorado Spring
J. ‘T. Gray
T — Milbert
Cleveland
Parkar
Columbus
Kit
Abrams
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ROYAL
Cify News
Miller's
Carey Ave
Hoston Ladies’ Tailor
Carey
John Morgan
American Electric Shoe Shop
Mark A. Chapman
John Kunkle
1. Case Plaw Company
John Me
Wheatlandro
Woodmen
Carpenter
George Ey
Yester
Washington
Genreal
D. A. Preston
Carey Vate Vilay
Winslow
Karl England
Newcastle
Ray A. Lee
Sam Stark
Diddy Street
Guy A. Matthews
John Ingram
Citizens National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Matson
Dougli Ip
Pornatella
Arthor A. Brown
Poentella
Tolalio
W. Th Taylor
James Washington
African Methodisal Church
Burlington Depot
Costello
Capitol
Blangh Walsh
America
Tolstoi
Railroad News
C. B. Holfinhe
Pacific Ar
Norb Lids
Paton Pacific
Tom Cosper
Chas, Finlayson
Binion Iywelfic
Ogden
Busines
Bvannston
Wageton
Crosbie
Mr White
Rute A. & G
San Vogue
Birlington
Anion Pacific
Green River
Bawilie
Franpen
Aston
California
Bert Mullioy
Evanston
U. S
Hawline
Sherman Co
Sheldon
Tregmator
Ladgett
Fremont County
Intre Odean
Plaena
Mh, Todd
Held
Tanner
Pan FE
Virgil
Forrest P. Cleaves
Hieaga Naito’ Ladies Orchestra
Nelly G. Todd
Inter-Ocean Hotel
John Brown
Thorofares
Ee Ss
Harry P. Hynds
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