Cheyenne Letter Attacks Food Destroyer Pecksniff
A Cheyenne duel of satire reveals a letter to the New York Millenium alleging William Wearisome Pecksniff wrecks the territory’s food supply. Extracts from a diary trace meals, contracts, and boarding-house turmoil from 1882 to 1889, with affidavits asserting the proof.
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New York Millenum
Cheyenne
Wyo
New York Millenium
William Wearlsone
Fecksniff
Pecksniff
Timotheus Dion
Smith
Dion
Widow's
William
Crary
Laramie
John Jim Jams
William Wearisome Pecksniff
Nix Camerous
Vanity Fair society notes from June 1889
A letter from the era recounts church baptisms at St Mark's for Freeborn, Harry Bush, and W Weaver. hostesses host luncheons. the Queen Anne club discusses Hugo and Balzac with a focus on women’s suffrage. A Baptist lawn fete, Sunday school convention notes, and a fad for yellow garters dominate social items.
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Sun
Elia
St. Mark's Church
Rafter
Messrs. Freeborn
Harry Bush
W. Weaver
Spencers
William Sturgis
T. B. Adams
G. B. Goodall
Louise Babbitt
J. M. Carey
M. E. Post
E. C. David
B. Hellman
Anne Kilburn
E. Mason-Smith
Magic City
Queen Anne Club
G. W. Baxter
Victor Hugo
Honore Balzac
Walter Hurlbut
Grace Hebard
Baleac
le Comedie Humaine
Balaac
J. B. Thomas
R. Allen
Nebraska
B. Hillman
W. Hurlbut
R. F. Glover
Whiteman
Caroline Davis
Louise Smith
Emmer Thomas
Vanity Fair
Milady
E.W. Whitcomb
McConel
Miss O'Brien
Judge Miller
Carbon County Republicans nominate straight ticket for delegates
In carbon county there will be no fusion with democrats for the constitutional convention. Republicans and democrats held separate conventions. democrats declined fusion. Republicans nominated J. C. Davis C. W Burdick C. L. Wagner George Ferrie G. C. Smith R. C. Butler William Strobridge J. A. Casebeer. Indications point to a handsome majority for the ticket. A pet dog named Heak and Leader is mentioned in a local anecdote about partisan sentiment.
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Carbon County
Rawlins
Wyo
J. C. Davis
C. W Burdick
C. L. Wagner
George Ferrie
G. C. Smith
R. C. Butler
William Strobridge
J. A. Casebeer
Agate Springs Ranch in Cheyenne Area Heralds New Frontier
The narrative in Harrison Nebraska captures Agate Springs Ranch as a thriving frontier hub. James N. Cook, known as Jim Cook the Indian scout, hosts visitors while stock breeders emphasize high quality horses, especially Men donian 7928. The valley of the Running Water impresses with vivid plains, abundant fish, and rich fields as granger civilization pushes toward central Wyoming.
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Sun
Harrison
Nebraska
Wyoming
Patrick Henry
James N. Cook
Mr. Cook
Jim Cook
Gulf
Cheyenne
Great Pond
Fair
Agate Spring
Cook
Cooks
R. BE. Frew
Otto Town on the Grey Bull River Wyoming Territory
The town of Otto lies on the Grey Bull River in Fremont County Wyoming Territory about 13 miles above its mouth. It sits in the central portion of Wyoming Territory’s richest agricultural area with abundant grain and vegetables produced.
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Grey Bull River
Fremont
Wyoming Territory
Growth Boom At Fremont County Land Auction
Elevation four thousand feet and 100000 acres of fertile land surround the town. Timber and coal plentiful nearby as settlement advances. Corner lots thirty dollars and inside lots twenty. For details contact F. S. Wood proprietor Otto and County Surveyor Fremont Co Wyoming First Lander Bank Lander or N. H. Brown Lander.
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F. S. Wood
Otto
Fremont Co
Wyoming
First Lander Bank
Lander
N. H. Brown
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York
North American Thunderbolt
J. F. Jenkins
Dr. Field
Raycue
Harrison, Nes
Daniel Ducelle
Uuvuurs
Ss. Kellner
P.S
F. FE. Warren Mercantile CO
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