Fourth of July Celebration Planned for Laramie
Town unleashes grand upcoming Fourth of July, promising free festivities with barbecue, French chef, operatic dinner, grand carnival, and a full day of parades, sports, and fireworks. Local leaders form subcommittees for arrangements, finance, parade, barbecue, sport, carnival, and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roantey
Thin
Marie Ant
Sheridan Downey
Millin
Pin Tha
A. Olah
J. B. Winslow
Otto Crom
AON
Hasenkamp
H. D. Beemer
Charles Kuster
Charles Greenbaum
Ralph Mc pOahoney
T. J. Dayton
F. J. Terry
H. A. Giah
AN Hasenkamp
Douglas Gordon
Laramie
Anwlat
Wantage Epidemic Word Choice Sparks Debate
The Rawlins Republican notes Jack Gray and Jimmie Wilton traveled from Laramie after a supposed smallpox scare. The piece questions using epidemic as a label and suggests the youths should wait for a real illness before publicizing alarm, highlighting caution in reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gray
Laramie
Jimmie Wilton
Sheridan Hail Temple Plan From Mystic Shrine Delegate
A telegram from J M Humeny, Imperial Council representative in Chicago, announces establishment of a temple at Sheridan. Sheridan rejoices and Shriners in western Illinois will be pleased by the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Humeny
Imperial Council of the
Mystic Shrine
Chicago
Sheridan Sheridan
Laramie Hahn's Peak and Pacific Railway Progress
A new batch of steel rails arrives for the Laramie Hahn's Peak & Pacific railway. Fifteen miles of track will be laid, reaching the halfway mark to Centennial. Fred Mo McLaughlin displays a fine pair of jet black mares from Gee D Rainsford of the Diamond Ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie Hahn's Peak
Fred Mo McLaughlin
Yurenasen
Gee D
Rainsford
McLaughlin
Messer, Waechter
McDonald
Sibylee
Rainsford Diamond Ranch
Great Push Through Omaha for Crow Agency Draws
On the first day of registration for Jandy of the Crow agency lands to be allocated by the U S government, crowds from Chillicothe Missouri Tren ton Massachusetts and York Nebraska converge on Omaha. Railroads brace for larger crowds as officials publish successful drawer names in papers.
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Crow Agency
United States
Omaha
Bev “Eral Hinge Paelion
Eaele
Lofe
Chillicothe
Trenton
York
Railroad O Metals
Bonestee
Howe
Omaha Boe
Annual University music recital delights audience
Last evening at the University Auditorium the School of Music held its annual recital to a packed audience including overflow in the side rooms. Notable performances by Miss Helen Symons and Mr J L Hunton. the standout piece Le Rouet d Omphale received special praise. reception followed in the gym with music students and friends.
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University
School of Music
Liszt
Helen Symons
le Rouet d’Omphale
Saint-Saens
J. L. Hunton
Kassner
Mendelssohn
J.D. Hunton
Faning
University Choral Union
Body of A M Finfrock Arrived in Laramie
The body of A M Finfrock drowned Saturday afternoon in West Berkeley Lake arrived in Laramie on No 4 today accompanied by his sister Mrs P C Fisher and her husband. Brother Ed Finfrock arrived earlier and received him. Undertaker Stryker will arrange the interment with the funeral at the Presbyterian church tomorrow at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M Finfrock
West Berkeley Lake
Laramie
Mra. P. C. Fisher
Fin Frock
North Park
Stryker
Prohibition Convention Meeting Indefinitely Postponed
Dr. C. J. Sawyer announces that the Prohibition State Convention meeting scheduled for tonight is postponed. A letter from H. L. Castle explains the blunder that prevents Sawyer from attending after the Fort Morgan June meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Sawyer
Denver
Laramie
Wye
Fort Morgan
H. L. Castle
Laramie Fishermen Urged to Steward Local Fish Trade
The Denver Post reports on Laramie fishing etiquette urging safe fish exchanges with natives for fresh catch. The piece notes locals should bring something home to share and hints at distrust of Asbarmen, while praising Laramie anglers for cautious practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Post
Laramie
Crow Lands Reservation Arrivals Spur Passenger Train Increase
Sheridan Wye June 1 reports crowded travel as extra coaches and a special train were added to bring in people for Crow lands registration and related settlement activities. Officials note increased turnout from the east amid crowded stations and new arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wye
Crow Lands
Miss Dovie George Weds Walter Keefe in Los Angeles
Miss Dovie George formerly of Laramie Wyoming married Walter Keefe of Cheyenne at the bride’s parents home in Los Angeles. Keefe is the youngest son of Cheyenne mayor M P Keefe, and the newlyweds are celebrated by Wyoming friends.
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Los Angeles
Dovie George
Laramie
Walter Keefe
Cheyenne
Mr. Keefe
M. P. Keefe
Wyoming
Will Soon Make Bricks at Casper Factory
Casper Wyoming June 18 news notes the Avon Brick Works plant near completion. The Boomerang subscription urged with a brief notice about upcoming operations and local industry progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Thy Beiek
Hla Place Wit
Wound of One Year Ago Proves Fatal in Buffalo Wyoming
A sheepherder Dominique La Pouble who was shot near Ripley on June 12, 1905 dies after a long ordeal. Lou Ripley, a stockman, had been wounded in the same incident and was discharged on self defense. A brain abscess that could have been treated with surgery killed another participant, leaving the brain preserved for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Wyo
Dominique la Pouble
Lou Ripley
la Pouble
Patterson & Healey
Ripley
Brothers Accused of Horse Stealing
Newcastle reports Dan and Albert Gullick, two brothers, arrested and bound over to district court under $1,000 each to stand trial for horse stealing. They are accused of taking a horse from J. L. Baird. Both are well known residents of the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Dan
Albert Gullick
J. L. Baird
Celebrate Golden Wedding of Meetoeise Couple
Meetoeise Wyoming residents Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Faust observed their sixtieth wedding anniversary at a ranch near town. Married in Freeport Utah in 1856, they are pioneer Big Horn County residents, with seventeen descendants and many friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meetoeise
Wyo
Emanuel Faust
Koklon
Faust
Freeport
Big Horny County
Report of Teacher's Institute on English Literature
Stirring speeches by prominent men outline the Wednesday programme for the Teacher's Institute. June events include lectures by Rev. Woods and Prof. Marquardt, with classroom demonstrations by Dr. Hall and Miss Adsit. Teachers discussed study plans, reading circles, arithmetic methods, and the need for balanced intellectual, emotional, and will development through literature.
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Woods
Cirele
Brown
Welt
Hall
Mike Adell
Behool Glee Club
State Sivot
Tynan
Shakespeare
Iage
Orhello
Macbeth
Tisdel
Marquardt
Steendeeston
Hers
Dean Rode
Lamsiell
Hae J
Happe
de Brown
Ste Board of Examiners
Cireles
Board of Trustees
Ferry runner drowns in Big Horn River during dare
A Worland ferry worker attempting a bold swim across the Big Horn River drowned after being swept downstream. He overweighted by his clothes and vanished beneath the water. This marks the second drowning in the Big Horn within a week, with rescue efforts continuing and authorities investigating the incidents.
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Worland
Hig Horn
Big Horn
Aines
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Buster Brown
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