Mrs Warren Hosts Elegant Musicale and Moral Tales
Mrs. F. E. Warren hosted a refined musicale at her home with Miss Julia King and Mrs. Sturgis among the performers. A novel punch without liquor impressed temperance guests. The piece on monks and peas imparts a moral on manners, with references to social success and Dutch pease boiling as a life lesson.
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F. E. Waren
Chopin
W. Sturgis
Ruby
Julia King
Catalina—Barbier
Madame de Arona Davidson
Hutchinson and
Pasmore
Major
Mrs. Whipple
J. M. Carey
Goslings
Keefe
Holy City
Lofty
Vanity Fair
T. A. KENT'S BANK OPENS IN NEW CHEYENNE QUARTERS
The Sun notes T. A. Kent opening his renovated $33,500 bank building on Ferguson street in Cheyenne. The article details new staff Fred Bond and Lockwood Hebard, enhanced vaults, time-locked safes, and world exchange capabilities, praising Kent as a leading Wyoming financier and promising continued local economic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Kent
Kent
Cheyenne
Ferguson Street
F. B. Sheldon
Sheldon
Fred Bond
Lockwood Hebard
Wyoming
Sun
Inquest on Burnett Remains Held at Laramie
The inquest on Bob Burnett's supposed remains continues in Laramie with about fifteen witnesses. Dr. J H Finnock testified bones were human and from nearly all body parts. Mary Backus described finding remains while horseback riding and later uncovering more bones, sack material and wire.
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Bob Burnett
Laramie
J. H. Finnock
Mary Backus
Mattie Pullman
Pullman
Burnett
Wyoming’s rapid growth eyed as Governor Warren to visit Sundance
From Sundance Wyoming August 6 1989 reports of Kilpatrick coal fields expansion with two hundred workers sought for railroad project four boilers a new town Kilpatrick and a coke works near coal shafts. Governor Warren’s visit prompts city reception committee and a warm cross party welcome while Wyoming’s vast mineral wealth including coal iron petroleum and minerals is outlined with railroads schools livestock and prospect of statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundance Hotel
District Court
Maginnis
Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick & Co
Warren
Scott
Alden
Stotts
Anon
Wyoming Statehood Efforts Amid New Territory Growth
The article notes Wyoming's bid for statehood as Congress approved four new states, Idaho's move, and Wyoming's September delegate election to draft a constitution. It cites official pamphlet data: territory size about 98 000 square miles, comparable to several northeastern states, with Powell estimating 110 to 12 million acres of arid land reclaimable by irrigation and 4 million cultivable without artificial means.
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Wyoming
Congress
Idaho
New York
Ohio
New Jersey
Delaware
Major Powell
United States Geological Survey
Elixir of Life or Just a Stimulant Claim
The piece critiques Brown Sequard based rejuvenation claims from Dr. Hammond and Dr. Longfellow, arguing the so called elixir of life is likely a familiar hypodermic stimulant. It notes alcohol beef tea quinine and other tonics can revive the aged, but declares a true elixir would renew teeth hair strength and restore senses and mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
New York
Longfellow
Cincinnati
Omaha
Eastern View Critiques Northwest State Constitution Draft
The North Dakota dispatches warn the new state charter may burden citizens with excessive detail beyond needed republican principle. Critics fear a patchwork law approach from various factions. The Equalization Board, led by Governor, Auditor, and Treasurer, begins sessions to assess railroad and telegraph properties, awaiting territorial returns.
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North Dakota
Fealy Farmers’ Alliance
Commonwealth
Northwest
Congress
N. ¥. Herald
Equalization Board
Territorial Board of Equalization
Grant
Voorhees
Carbon
Fremont
Great Special Sales at S. Kellner's
A promotional note announces dry goods specials at S Kellner's offering shoppers bargains, including a $50 value in merchandise. The sale highlights affordable textiles and home items to draw customers.
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S. Kellner
Town of Otto on the Grey Bull River in Fremont Territory
The town of Otto lies on the Grey Bull River in Fremont County Wyoming Territory about 13 miles above the river’s mouth in the central part of the territory’s rich agricultural region. It reports abundant grain and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey Bull River
Fremont
Wyoming Territory
Land Offer Near Otto Wyoming Promises Fertile Timber Coal
Elevation four thousand feet above sea level describes 100000 acres of fertile lands surrounding the town with timber and coal nearby. Corner lots at 30 dollars and inside lots at 20 dollars each. For details contact F. S. Wood proprietor Otto Fremont County surveyor N H Brown or First Lander Bank Lander.
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F. S. Wood
Otto
Fremont Co
Wyoming
First Lander Bank
Lander
N. H. Brown
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Governor Warren
Mother Goose
T. A. Kent's Bank
Northern
Rawlins
Sundance
Crook County
Wyo
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Union
Omaha Republican
Carmot
France
Cor
Seventeenth and
Eddy Streets
F. E. Warren Mercantile CO
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