Social Glimpses of Queen Anne Club Outing and Local Events
A collage of 1889 social happenings includes the Queen Anne Club visiting N. R. Davis ranch for a picnic and horse tour, Mrs. William Myers hosting the C B C group, and a theater party for Maude Sparks with supper at Ellis'. Other items note Teas at Mrs. J. O. Churchill’s home, a dinner at Mrs. Ijams’s, and visits by Miss Caroline Davis. Correspondent updates on Almy town growth, and Crook County oil town plans conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Henry Conway
John Sparks
Miss Maude
Fanny Converse
Laura Kent
Jssemine Glafcke
Stella
Florence Hellman
Bessie Smith
Maud Sparks
Ellis
G. W. Baxter
Philip Dater
G. E. Abbott
Louise Babbitt
Lusk
Fair Grounds
Pastor Resigns A M E Church Leads Cheyenne Debt Payoff
Rev S Rice resigns as pastor of the A M E church and will lead a Colorado Springs church. Rev S W Hird from Pueblo, Colorado, succeeds him here. Rice thanks Cheyenne for liberal financial aid. in ten months he collected 1230 60 toward church debt in hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Rice
A. M. BE
Colorado Springs
5. W. Hird
Pueblo
Water storage debate and irrigation scheme in the West
In an interview, Hon. Edgar S. Wilson argues for large scale reservoirs in Colorado Wyoming and Montana to divert meltwater from the Missouri and Mississippi basins. He says storage would protect valleys, expand agriculture in arid regions, and link southern and western interests in Congress. The piece also notes a Denver to Milwaukee stout train send off and local industry news on glass works and construction progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar S. Wilson
Register of the Land Office
Denver Republican
Wilson
South Platte
Colorado
Missouri
Mississippi
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Louisana
Wyoming
Montana
Panhandle
Texas
Red River
New Mexico
Kansas
Arkansas
Denver
North Platte
Nebraska
Great Sioux
Black Hills
North Dakota
Great Yellowstone
Rockies
Great American Desert
Commonwealth
Jackson
Miss
S. M. Stockslager
General Land Office
Stockslager
Cheyenne
Washington
Congress
Interior Department
Murder At Rawlins A Brutal Beating Shocks Town
The body of Herman Kerl was found in the creek bed south of Rawlins after a fatal assault by Paddy Golden who awaits a hearing. Citizens react with anger as Stockslager visits and praise Cheyenne's development. local events include the Hurdle Cup exhibit and a plan to organize Sunday schools and a potential Cheyenne broom factory investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Herman Kerl
Paddy Golden
Kerr
Golden
Kerl
Wyoming Territorial Sunday School Association
American Sunday School
Woion
Wyoming
Harry A. Burnham
Wheaton
Ill
Burnham
Journal note hints Wyoming favored by field judge
A letter expressing a preference for Wyoming over other locales has been forwarded to J. K. Jeffrey, secretary of the board of trade, for consideration. The board is urged to investigate the matter further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
J. K. Jeffrey
Board of Trade
Park Excursion by Union Pacific Tourists Draw City Crowds
A Cheyenne street scene features two grand six horse coaches and a Union Pacific Yellowstone Park excursion train arriving yesterday. The party, led by Clarence E. Brown, includes Major James Stephenson and relatives from Omaha, with stops from Beaver Canyon to Salt Lake City and Denver. Messages via carrier pigeons report safe arrival. the trip highlights park travel in comfort and enterprise. Fort Laramie items note dry heat, hay harvest, and local teaching developments as the column closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Harry Oelrich
Union Pacific
Yellowstone National Park
Kearney
Omaha
Beaver Canon
Idaho
Great Shoshone Falls
Salt Lake City
Clarence E. Brown
James Stephenson
Col. J. A. S. Reed
Chicago
Stephenson
Brown
Salt Lake
Yellowstone Park
Elkhorn House Changes Hands In Colorado Resort
The Elkhorn House at Elkhorn Colorado now operates under new management with Mr HL W Wilson in charge. He plans to make it a delightful summer resort offering excellent attractions including hunting and fishing amid mountain scenery. Inquiries welcome about rail access and conveyance, with daily mail and resident physician available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Davis, Batten, Gabeler and Campbell
Elkhorn House
Elkhorn
Colo
HL W Wilson
Wilson
Daily Mail
Also Mentioned on This Page
Queen Ann
N. BR. Davis Ranch
Mrs
William Myers
Vanity Fair
Almy
Evanston
Chritain
Electric Light Company
Crook County
St. Joseph
Laramie Glass Works
Sharp
Foster House
Wyoming Fair Association
Rhodes & Troxell
the Sun
William Haggerty
Lincolnville
Ind
Haggerty
Our City
Fort Laramie
Camp
George Crook
Mins
Josephine Hauphoff
Teachers’ Institute
S. Kellner
VOUUS
Bth
Goods
Seventeenth and
Eddy Streets
Ofto
Grey Bull River
Fremont
Wyoming Territory
F. S. Wood
Otto
Fremont Co
First Lander Bank
Lander
N. H. Brown
F. E. Warren Mercantile CO
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