Cheyenne Briefs and Personals Highlights
Den verm agent Frank Gore visited Cheyenne yesterday while Earl Southern, a Union Pacific inspector, passed through. Ranchers F H Simkins and B M Fox from La Barge Wyoming spent the day on business. Denver visitors F W Bouchery Charles Harker and E B Albertson are in town from Denver. J H Able arrives from Lander on business. The W C T U Cheyenne union hosts an oyster supper at the Methodist church Friday at 6. Charney Irwin 보여 state fair wild animal exhibit returned from Douglas. Mary Nelson of Potter Nebraska visited Cheyenne today, owning property there.
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F. H. Simkins
B. M. Fox
la Barge
Wyo
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Union
Methodist
Local Notices From Cheyenne Social and Business Visits
A roundup of Cheyenne arrivals visitors and business calls includes Corbett of Boulder and Brewster of Detroit visiting city departments and firms. Notable entries mention T U oyster supper at church, notary appointment for R H Puchett, and U P Auditor P H White visiting from Salt Lake.
State Supreme Court Opens for Fall Term
The court refused to reverse a judgment against Leithner Brothers in favor of William and Frank Thayer over a stallion sale misrepresentation. The rest of the day was spent arranging the calendar and fixing cases for bearing. The Stein Brothers will ship 1500 sheep to Worland markets this week.
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Leithner Brothers
William and
Frank Thayer
Thayers
Leithners
Stein
Worland
Mrs Crook Survives Stair Fall Without Broken Bones
Mrs. W. W. Crook, over seventy, fell on stair steps at 517 East Eighteenth Street. She escaped with bruises and a sprained back after striking each step. no bones or internal injuries found. It follows a prior Crook family accident when Dr. Crook collided with a wagon last week.
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W. W. Crook
Dr. Crook
East Eighteenth Street
Crook
Colorado golfers defeat Cheyenne at Fort Collins club
Fort Collins golfers won six of eleven matches in the inaugural event at the new Fort Collins Country Club course. Twenty visitors from Fort Collins, including eleven players, were treated to a dinner after the match.
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Cheyenne
Chevyenne
Lower Interest Continues Amid City Fire Delays
Tiwan reports the Central avenue viaduct fire occurred fifty two times in nine months and suggests the Union Pacific should act on safety fires. A petition by block 523 owners seeks a sewer through a block alley conflicting with Warren avenue main sewer. The dining car and hotel depots join in removing refuse. September claims approved. warrants prepared. Mayor Lafontaine and city engineer may inspect storm sewers next week.
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R. N. Lafontaine
Democrats Hopeful In Oregon Prohibition Election
The piece notes 1911 voting patterns with Hughes and Wilson factions, predicts women's decisive role in Oregon's prohibition questions, and describes two ballot measures on alcohol, medical exemptions, and interstate shipment. It discusses farmer, labor, and party dynamics and doubts about sweeping victory.
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Hanley
Wilson
Hughes
Wilconw
Oregon
Orecon
USA
Mother Appeals for Son Convicted. Moves to Colorado
Mrs. Pearson, driven by chance knowledge of her son’s conviction, sold her belongings and travelled to Colorado to plead for him again. The narrative follows her determined pursuit for mercy and renewed hope in a distant state.
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Colorado
Pearson
Col
Indifferent Son Faces Colorado Death Row Appeal
A mother visits Canon City penitentiary to plead for her son Pearson who claims he will not be hanged. Sympathy rises as Corneliia Gray, linked to slayer Niel Nielsen, received life imprisonment, but Pearson’s killing of a Wyoming officer is seen as a heavy factor with Colorado authorities in the case.
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Corneliia Gray
Pearson
Niels D. Nielson
Wyoming
Colorado
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