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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1890

Page

13

Wyoming Statehood Hope In Eyes Of S K Osgood

S K Osgood at the Glenham hotel argues for Wyoming admission as the ninth state. He cites population growth from 125000 to 150000 or more, vast resources including coal, minerals, forestry, and stock raising, and a strong public school system.

The New York Star Wyoming Territory S. K. Osgood Glenham Hotel Osgood United States Washington Dakotas Union California Minera New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Wyoming Tennessee West Virginia Alabama Near Western States Associated Press

Married at city clerk's office in Arapahoe County

William Martin and Theresa Klein steirber wed February 15 1890 at the city clerk’s office with Judge W F Lee presiding. The report notes a shooting incident nearby and a ball that cut a ribbon on Miss Hall’s hat, described as a close call.

W. F. Lee William Martin Theresa Kleinsteirber Arapahoe County Colorado Callahan Miss Hall

Death by Own Action Sparks Jealousy Claims in Misselal Case

The tragedy centered on Callahan who shot himself after being pursued by J S Thompson son of a former grocer. Callahan hunted Thompson the same day, but failed to confront him. Miss Hall and her mother suffered severe distress from the night of the event.

Callahan Misselal J. 5 Thompson Young Thompson Mise Hall

Mammoth Cheyenne hotel eyed as major growth blooms

Mark Hopkins sells a coal mine in Lobe canyon to Frank Colpter of Omaha for 150000 aimed at forming a company for large output. C P Fould of South Dakota discusses a stamp mill at Douglas creek. An assay from Bonanza King mine shows 938.18 per ton gold. Pacific Short Line surveyors scout Horseshoe and Willow Springs. Loomerang plans a new depot at Laramie this year. Lincoln Land Co. of Nebraska to buy 30000 acres west of Cheyenne along Union Pacific. Married George A. Hertsog and Nettie J. Bannon at the Baptist parsonage. Sugar trust on last legs. sugar beet cultivation and processing in Nebraska attract attention.

the Tribune Cheyenne Mark Hopkins Lobe Canyon Frank Colpter Omaha Mr. Colpter C. P. Fould South Dakota Douglas Creek Pacific Short Line Horseshoe Platte Wendover Bridger Union Pacific Railroad Lincoln Land Company of Nebraska Baptist George A. Hertsog Grand Junction Colo Laramie Wyo L. D. Lamkin Sugar Trust

Probable Murder Near Hanna Station Involving Bontecue

P. D. Bontecue, Union Pacific station agent at Hanna, was shot Friday evening between 6 and 7 by the hotel keeper. A telegram said he was dying. Dr. Maynard attended him and he remained alive as reports came in. The motive is described as a love triangle with Mrs. Bontecue. the couple had been at Colorado Junction for two years and Bontecue, from Minnesota, had worked in Wyoming since 1884. Further details say Bontecue encountered Landlord Hahn in a compromising position with Mrs. Bontecue, a confrontation followed by a fatal shot that likely ended Bontecue’s life.

P. D. Bontecue Union Pacific Hanna Hotes Maynard Colorado Junction Bontecue Wyoming Minnesota Hahn

Quiet Wedding of Miss May Weir and Walter Larsh

Miss May Weir and Walter L. Larsh wed in a quiet ceremony at Dr. S J Quinby’s House street home. Rev W A Williams officiated before a small group. The couple left by southbound train for a Colorado Springs trip then plan to stay at the Vendome on return. Weir’s pupils and teachers sent many gifts and mourn the loss of her daily presence.

Miss May Wair Walter L. Larsh S. J. Quinby House Street W. A. Williams Mrs. Larsh Colorado Springs Vendome

Interior Heights Addition Survey Contract Awarded

The Interior Land company awarded a contract to Ed Stahle to survey and plat a five acre addition in Cheyenne's southwest, estimated to yield about 4 90 city lots. A street will be laid to the addition once a subway completes under the Crow creek railway track, as the company presses for early completion.

Interior Heights Interior Land Company Ed Stahle Cheyenne Crow Creek Interior Company

Martines Held on Forgery Charge After Preliminary Exam

Jose E. Martines faced a preliminary examination before Judge Carroll yesterday afternoon. Three witnesses testified, the evidence deemed strong, and he was bound over in $500 to the district court. failing bail, he was sent to the county jail. Clouds are a good deal like men, harmful when gathered.

Jose E. Martines Carroll District Court

Valentine Socials and Teas at Fort Russell Society

A survey of pre Lent society life in Vanity Fair details events from Fort Russell including a Fortnightly Coterie whist gathering at Mrs. W. E. Robins and a 21 Club Valentine hop at Keefe hall. It notes St Valentine parties by Miss Doliff's kindergarten and a German cotillon with Lieutenant Dashiel leading forty couples.

Vanity Fair W. E. Robins Keefe Hall Mest - HH A. Clark Otto K. Snyder F. E. Chaffin Miss Doliff Kindergarden Mildred Hay Helen Gannett Leslie Ogle Cornelia Baxter Martin Murray David Goodell Katherine Freeborn Gertrude Weaver Fred Warren Margaret Baxter Miss Orliff Fort Russell Dashiel Mizner van Horn Pouillon Kendell Dashell Miss van Horn Cheyenne and Northern van Tassell Jeffrey E.T. David Garrow Kent Maynard Louise Lisle Smith Horrie Cook Morgan John David Hebard Beck Rossier Beard Campbell Homes Selleck Jesurun Major Whipple H. A. Rice Cheyenne C. N. Potter Charles Smith Marshall Johnson W. Baker Browning

The Girl Guards Of Company K At The Rally

A tribute to twenty four members of Company K the Girl Guards with their gray caps and cadenced march. It describes each member Emma OBrien Kate Kellyton Mary Davidson Gertrude Morgan Lulu Maxwell Alvente Glove Eva Isobel Montgomery Iona Davis Edna Wilsock Carrie Ingram Ada Johnston Clara Newman Isabel Montgomery Bessie Vreeland Jessie Lee Ora Cowcik Mina McGregor Mamie Goetz Gracie Hafin Florence Bradley Jessye Newman and Emme Vreeland as they march in a parade with praise for their beauty and character. The piece ends with a benediction for their futures in life and a note about Big Horn Countys tribune correcting a valuation typo.

Topas Earth Stitzer Ia Emma O'Brien Kate Kellyton Cheyenne Mary Davidson Gertrude Morgan Lulu Maxwell Alvente Glove Gertrude Ellis Mamie Horrie K Company Eva Iona Davis Edna Wilsock Carrie Ingram Jesalo Lee Ora Cowcick Mina McGregor Mamie Goetz Gracie Hafin Florence Bradley Jeasie Newman Emme Vreeland

Breakfast Runs and Witty Sayings From a Dated Quip Column

A compiled string of pithy observations and jokes touching on envy success safety trains and social quirks. The remarks include remarks about landlords chess players bank presidents and a comic sketch about a married couple and a landlady with a soup line. The overall tone mimics a social humor column of a bygone era.

Big Horn County bid cited in heated assembly debate

The assembly debated the Big Horn basin county formation with Col Pickitt presenting a detailed argument and Burritt opposing the measure. Petitions from Fremont Sheridan and Johnson counties supported the plan. The day also covered notices and first readings of bills, plus extensive reports on territorial institutions and the asylum, penitentiary, and university.

Pickitt Fremont County Big Horn Basin Burritt Sheridan Johnson Counties Big Horn County Fremont Johnson Pickett Tae Sun Old Johnson County Adams Kellogg House

Trumbull Case Likely Ends With Manslaughter Plea

Advices from Douglas say prosecutors and Trumbull's lawyers agreed the county will accept a manslaughter plea and forego a new trial. Though guilty of murder, a life sentence may satisfy justice. Trumbull’s heavy drinking and condition at the time are noted. PD Bontecue, Union Pacific agent at Hanna, died Sunday after being shot on Kilaay.

Douglas Trumbull Trumbull Drank Heavily and Was Not Himmself PD. Bontecue Union Pacific Hanna Kilaay

Also Mentioned on This Page

South Side B. D. Bontecue U. P T. A. Kent George W. Baxter Council E. W. Whitcomb Mr. Hammond Mr. Whitcomb G. W. Brown Guands W. W. P. Carroll Company K Ada Johnston Clara Newman Iuabel Montgomery Anet Bessie Vreeland Big Horn Texas Desdemona Claude Mr. Roberts Ways and Means John B. Menardi Evanston Rawlins University Laramie City Insane Asylum Albany County Crook Vinta Sweetwater Carbon Unita Budort Territorial Rawlins Penitentiary
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