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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1889

Page

9

Dry Goods Sale Notice

A brief notice states a discount offer of thirty dollars value followed by a deduction of twenty five dollars on dry goods. The fragment implies a sale promotion with limited details and no exact dates or store names provided.

G A R Reunion Rail Rates Debated by Department Chiefs

G A R department commanders, in a circular, say they will delay final action on a one cent per mile rail rate until other departments respond. Lake routes may compete with rail lines, many will travel by boat to Milwaukee, and rail capacity may be strained before the encampment. A concerted, unified plan is sought to ensure a successful reunion.

Milwaukee Cheyenne

Cheyenne Board of Trade Thanks Fort Russell Staff

The Cheyenne board of trade unanimously passes resolutions thanking General Henry R. Mizner and the officers and men at Fort D. A. Russell for kindness and parade assistance at the Union Pacific shops cornerstone ceremony on July 10 1889. The secretary will forward this to the Fort commander. The Fairy's Well to be staged at the opera house Monday by W H Power's company praised as one of the best gatherings with elaborate scenery including a real water fall Iron in the West discusses the rise of iron and steel production in the south and west and the potential for new Pittsburgs and Birminghams. Omaha Bee.

Board of Trade Fort D. A Henry R. Mizner Union Pacific Railway Fort D. A. Russell W. H. Power Opera House Emerald Isle America Ireland Mr. Power Pittsburgs

Living Above a Natural Gas Formation Near Cheyenne

The Cheyenne Sun reports strong indications of natural gas near Cheyenne, with experiments near North Platte and Loveland showing gas in a shallow stratum and potential for local development. A Cheyenne reader, Green River Wyoming, argues gas can be piped and burned safely, offering high pressure claims and urging further local study.

Burlington and Missouri Line Colorado Board of Trade North Platte Green River, Wyo

Vanity Fair social season dull but notable visits mark week

The July social week features a Fortnightly club meeting at Mrs. J. K. Jeffrey with papers on Irving and Virginia. a congressional party visit hosted by Judge Carey. a Cheyenne club dinner for guests including General Mixner and Gov. Warren. a six year old birthday party. and a St Mary’s cathedral wedding for Dan Hogan and Agnes English.

Vanity Fair J. K. Jeffrey Washington Irving Frances Hale N.E. Guitterman Virginia T. A. Kent Mrs. Kent Miss Joslin Denver Miss Kent Miss Thomas Camp Carlin Miss Hicks Miss Bergman Miss Marshall Louise Marshall Emma Thomas Miss Moonlight Miss Dicken Miss Whitcomb George Beard Hones Tibbitts Omaha F. O. de Billier Stirling Birmingham Granville James Moore Lockwood Fred Hebard Dan Gill Bob Brewster George Morgan Graves Dashiel Durfree Dorsey Nebraska Burrows Michigan Stewart Vermont Hayden Massachusetts Golf West Virginia General Brooke J. A. Hurt W. E. Smail Perry S. Heath Indianapolis Journal Carey Ferguson Street T. B. Adams Fort Russell Goff Gov. Warren Alexis Ner Meldrum Sfoyt Henry G. Hay R. David Carey N. R. Davis W. P. Gannett E. A. Slack Catherine Freeborn Cornelia Margaret Baxter Helen Gannett Gertrude Weaver Masters Newton Stewart Adams David Goodell Presbyterian Church C. K. Lewis St. Mary's Cathedral Dan Hogan Agnes English Dupo

Miller's Death and New Wyoming Postmasters

Coroner's jury in Carbon failed to agree on cause of Joseph W Miller's death after an assault, citing conflicting medical testimony on skull fracture versus alcohol. Also listed are newly established Wyoming post offices and appointed postmasters at Nylen Walters Mayworth Aurora Meridian Ross Cokeville. Madame d Arona Davidson, famed contralto, to sing at Presbyterian church with notable acclaim.

The Sun E. G. Bailey Wyoming Ricketts Carbon Bennett Carbon County Joseph W. Miller Joe Freitman Miller Nylen Converse County C. W. Nylen Walters Mary K. Graham Mayworth Charles L. Johnson Aurora Stella C. Moffatt Meridian Laramie County Jessee J. Dunham Ross Amanda Moore John W. Stoner Cokeville Unita d’Arona Davidson America Presbyterian Church Dr. Parkhurst New York

Missing Man Burnett Sought by Albany County Officers

The search for ranchman Bob Burnett by Albany County officers failed. Two men and their wives in a cabin claim Burnett went east on a visit and will contact his East Coast daughter after obtaining her address. Burnett’s property lies on the Sabtille within Fort Laramie hay reservation after a Runaway incident.

Bob Burnett Albany County Burnett Sabtille Fort Laramig Hay Reservation

Otto Town Located on Grey Bull River in Fremont County

The town of Otto sits on the Grey Bull River in Fremont County Wyoming Territory about 13 miles above the river mouth. The area lies in the central portion of Wyoming Territory rich in agricultural production with abundant grain and vegetables cultivated there.

Grey Bull River Fremont Wyoming Territory

Land offer near Fremont County Wyoming plains

Elevation four thousand feet above sea level and 100000 acres of fertile lands surround the town. Timber and coal plentiful and close at hand. City plots priced at thirty dollars for corner lots and twenty dollars for inside lots. For particulars contact F S Wood proprietor Ohto and County Surveyor Fremont Co Wyoming First Lander Bank Lander or N H Brown Lander.

F. S. Wood Ohto Fremont Co Wyoming First Lander Bank Lander N. H. Brown

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Uuyvud Kellner Ecru S.kellner P.S G. A. BR Reunion Mizner Has Cheyenne Loveland G. B. Bariana N.R. Davis Bariana Cheyenne Sun Sink Trinidad Social Rock Springs Sarah W. Smith O. C. Smith Miss Smith James Ameter Boulder North Park Otto Grey Bull F. E. Warren Mercantile CO Wodre Darling
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