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Newspaper

Laramie Boomerang

Location

Laramie, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1908

Page

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Sullivan Clever Boy in Denver Boxing Showdown

A glove contest promoted by manager Kuster heats up the Denver scene as local boxing fans crowd to see young Joe Sullivan battle Charlie Sul in a fast paced featherweight bout. Sullivan has trained a year and posted a winning record, while rival Jimmy Garvey reignites crowd-pleasing exchanges. Training sessions and prefight routines run through the day with spectators urged to arrive early for standing room.

Kuster Charlie Sul Niven Jimmy Kuster Denver Loramie Sullivan Des Més Bet Sullivan Jimmy Garvey

Dale Creek Comes to Life in Railway Improvements

Dale Creek Wyoming reports heavy Union Pacific work to support army maneuvers. Track crews lay ties and rails for freight handling. A long unloading platform rises and three telegraph operators are on duty. The town gains a money order post office status.

Dale Creek Wyo Union Pacific Unt Railred Alec postoMee

Cheyenne men take over contract duties fly freight supplies

W. Riner and Perry Williams of Cheyenne arrived to settle the contract as freight supplies move from the railroad to headquarters. They assumed the round of duties and prepared to fill their job under the maneuver reserve.

W. Riner Perry Wiliams Cheyenne

Troops Mobilize Around Crow Creek for Maneuvers

The Eleventh Infantry from Fort Russell will move to Crow Creek reserve for upcoming maneuvers. Two companies head to Camp Pole Mountain to set up logistics, one detaches at Crow Creek to manage supplies, led by Lieut Delaplave. Cap Jones commands a company at Fort Russell for augmentation duties through August.

Crow Creek Fort Russell Pole Mountain Pale Creek Delaplave Cap Jones the Pot

Barber Shops to Close Tonight at Ten O Clock

A notice states barber shops will close by ten o clock tonight with all services ending at that time. The message also notes certain shops such as Hematoder and others will remain open until the same hour for the day’s end.

Big Festivities Open Tomorrow In Laramie

City prepares for a holiday weekend with baseball games on the diamond beside the park, a downtown street race, and two nights of carnival entertainment. The Laramie light and power company wires streets for illumination as crowds gear up for Fourth of July revelry.

Contests Move to Opera House in Laramie

Promoter Charles Kuster shifts tomorrow evening exhibitions from fair grounds to the opera house after clerks and workers protests. Tickets go on sale tonight at the Laramie Drug Store for what promises a large turnout and strong interest in the event.

Laramie Charles Kuster Kuster Opera House

Ponting Buys Interest in Johnson Garage

George Ponting, recently back from New York City, has purchased a one half interest in the Laramie Garage Company and will be paid in the garage.

Ponting Johnson Garage George Ponting New York City College of Automotilla Laramie

Boomerang Sends Patchell to Denver Democratic Convention

The Boomerang reports Charles J. Patchell will represent Unaconner at the Democratic convention in Denver. He will cover the event thoroughly by bulletin and provide readers with the latest news from the gathering.

Ias Charles J. Patchell Vention Denver Patchell Ths

Twenty First Infantry To Maneuvers Pass Through City

The Twenty First Infantry from Fort Logan will march through on July 18 toward Crow Creek for regular army and national guard maneuvers. Local merchants have notice from Fort Logan quartermaster to expect supply deliveries for the troops. The regiment will likely camp in the city for a night.

Ft. Logan Crow Creek Regular Army Fort Collis Quartermaster's Department Fort Logan

Wigton Resigns as Pacific Express Agent for Centennial Move

Ben Wigton, Pacific Express agent, resigns to join the LH P and P at Centennial as agent after Tim Ulen steps down. Wigton will relocate to Centennial next week, while J W Timmons and Charles Winsted move into UP roles with the Plains Line. The LH P and P contracts for brush clearing near Lake Owen accelerate North Park extension work as two Greek track workers are injured in the city.

Ben Wigton Pacific Express Company Centennial Tim Ulen Wigton Mr. Wigton Union Pacific J. W. Timmons U.P Plains Charles Winsted U. BP Low & P North Park Lake Owen

Laramie Delgates Plan Auto Trip to Denver Convention

Laramie residents will travel by autos to the Democratic convention in Denver. Delegates include W. T. Holliday and wife D N Stickney and husband, and Charles Patchell. The start is set for Mary Sunday morning with arrival in Denver that evening.

Denver Laramie D. N. Stickney Charles Patchell Mary Sunday Moreng

Dry Goods Stores to Close at Noon Saturday

City dry goods merchants agree to close their stores at noon Saturday in Millelli and stay closed for the rest of the day.

Millelli

Big Fourth of July Parade to Feature 25 Floats and Autos

The Industrial parade on the morning of the 4th is expected to include at least twenty five floats. Merchants will advertise their businesses with floats displaying foods and products from various industries. Local firms such as W. H. Holliday Co Chan Yeager Derby Walton Kingsford Three Rules Gem City grocery Laramie grocery Laramie brewery Coach market and Gravham market are named. Automobiles will be plentiful with about fifty cars expected and private car owners to compete for prizes. Lodges Bike and Rogles will also participate in large numbers. The parade promises a lively, novel display with strong local participation.

Albany County Inter-Mountain Fair WMP Yaria Me City W. H. Holliday Co Chan, Yeager Derby Waloon Kingsford Three Rules Gem City Grocery Laramie L. Miny Citivens Rhs Wilbo

Utah Delegation Set for Denver Convention Trip

The Utah group heads for the Denver convention, about 200 supporters in tow, traveling by special train via Laramie. Delegates seek convention seats and navy as prizes, with the journey coordinated by the D. and R. G. and coast-state carriers.

Utah Denver Laramiy Navy Laramie Temilar Traina

Indians Dance at Shoshore Sun Festival in Wyoming

Lander Wyoming July 2 The Shoshore Sun dance is in full progress near the agency. A hundred or more men went to Little Wind river canyon to gather poles for the stockade while others returned for the opening ceremony. The event draws many locals and visitors as the dance continues through sundown.

Lander Wyo Agency Little Wind River Canyon Pander

School Board Meets in Monthly Session

Readable text shows the district school board of Diairiet No.1 meeting this afternoon in Otto Gramm offices. Routine business to be transacted and regular monthly agenda items to be discussed.

Rueteen Diairiet No.1 Otto Gramm

Three Sentenced to Penitentiary in Wyoming Case

Mudge C. Carpenter opened court in Casper on July 2 and sentenced three prisoners to the penitentiary. John Kustos pleaded guilty to felonious assault in the Cadoma stabbing of Red O Neil and received seven years. Joan Wolf admitted grand larceny for stealing a saddle and got three years. Richard Callahan pleaded guilty to uttering a $40 check and received four months. Judge ER. N. Matron of Cheyenne was to preside but remained in Douglas.

ER. N. Matron Cheyenne Jdge Carpenter Arive Douglas

Harvesting Machinery Stocked for the 1908 Season

W H Holl oy Co showcases a large stock of harvesting implements for 1908 including McCormick mowers binders and rakes Milwaukee chain mowers McCormick tackions and awenps and various grinding stones. The firm also carries machines harness wagons buggy gear and a wide range of groceries hardware and other goods at low prices.

W. H. Holl Oy Co McCormick Milwaukee McCormickx

Old Bear Near Centennll Wyoming Prospectors Spot Hoard

Two prospectors from Centennll, Wyoming, M. F. Ridao and B. B. Steadman, while prospecting, were startled to discover a busy hoard along their route. They halted for inspection, then reported the find in town as Brexdman set a sprinting record.

B. B. Steadman Maeyeld Brexdman

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