Personal notices mix travel visits and social engagements
A flurry of social updates details Mrs. H P Bubb settling in Denver for her children’s schooling while visiting friends, plus Mr. and Mrs. L Davis of Douglas and Miss Heneritta Haywood’s return visit. Other items mention visits by Mrs. A W Tyson, the Nelsons with their daughter, Brock Brooks guests, and several Casper area residents touring or attending events in Denver, Cheyenne, and Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nelson
Airs
Donald Crawford
Colorado Springs
Sheridan
City Briefs: Officials and Visitors Move Through Cheyenne
United States marshal Hugh J Patton returns to Cheyenne offices after official business. L Hillman of Topeka Kansas comes home after a short visit to attend to family interests. Raymond Cullins travels overland from his Torrington area ranch. Georges Porter and C B Booarnd stay with the Carrs in Cheyenne then return to Omaha. William F Zirkisbach of Minneapolis visits for concert matters. T C Spears resumes duties at Old Exchange building after a brief trip. James Rowan of Denver and A D Aiken of Denver stay at the Henning hotel for business. F Knickerbocker returns to Midwest Refining after days in the oil fields. J J Cash of Powder River Bank visits from Kaycee with friends. J T Gratiot returns from ten days in the east chiefly Chicago. J J Carberry of Riverton spends days on business in the city. John Whelan attorney spends day in Salt Creek fields on business. R M Boeke city attorney remains in Salt Creek for the week. C S Smith of Chicago registered at Henning hotel for several days on business.
Mrs Cunningham Beats Moose on Jackson Hole Hunt
Mrs A J Cunningham, one of four in the party with Mrs Robert D Carey and Sir Thomas Esmond of Ireland, shot a 26 inch spread bull moose in Jackson Hole. She was the only big game trophy among the group, with plans to display the animal at Bar C ranch. Sir Thomas sought mountain sheep while hunting. the trip faced light snow and difficult conditions.
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A. J. Cunningham
Robert D. Carey
Sir Thomas Esmond
Ireland
Jackson Hole
Cunningham
Carey
Sir Thomas
New Car Shipment Arrives for Tot Van Zant Casper Store
The Tot Van Zant company received a carload of Essex and Hudson automobiles including two Essex touring cars two Essex runabouts and one Hudson sport model speedster This is the first shipment of the new Essex models to Casper The line features over head intake valves slide over spark plugs and a light aluminum piston praised for refinement light weight and reduced bulk The cars are on display in the Van Zant showroom on East Yellowstone Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tot. Vandant Company
Essex and
Hudson
Essex
Casper
van Zant Company
East
Yellowstone Avenue
Denver Bank Buys Bonds for Powell Electric System
Powell Wyoming October 6 The Bankers Trust Company of Denver won the bidding on seventeen thousand dollars in bonds to finance installing an electric system in Powell. The Denver bid equaled about 86 cents on the dollar. Ten thousand dollars of bonds for waterworks improvement will also be marketed similarly.
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Powell, Wyo
Bank Era’ Trust Company of
Denver
Dancing Instructor for Snyder Terrace Gardens Retained
Bud Averill announced the Snyder Terrace Gardens will hire Prof. Hari T. Brown as dancing instructor. Brown, a member of the American National Association of Masters of Dancing, has taught at the Statler and Astor hotels and in Chicago and Spokane. Hughes, his assistant, will join him in Casper to lead ballroom instruction.
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Bud Averill
Spokane
Wash
Hari T. Brown
Snyder Terrfice Gardens
Mr. Brown
American National Association of Masters of
Statler Hotel
Cleveland
Astor Hotel
New York
Blackstone
Chicago
Tie
Kaycee Miner Killed in Coal Mine Cave In
Wro Oct 6 T M Smilth died instantly in a Kaycee mine cave in. William Sipps was crushed briefly and rescued with no lasting injuries after being covered by coal and clay. The accident occurred twelve miles west of Kaycee.
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Kaycee, Wro
T. M. Smilth
William Sipps
Kaycee
Smith
Bipps
Wyoming Federation of Women’s Clubs Holds Eighteenth Convention
The Wyoming Federation of Women’s Clubs opened its eighteenth annual convention in Greybull with 100 delegates. Sessions were at the Presbyterian church. Mayor J L McMillan welcomed the city. Miss Elizabeth Wiley gave the welcome address. Mrs B Richard Shipp of Casper spoke for visitors. President Lin Noble of Thermopolis delivered the annual address. Solo performances by J H Harteell and Mrs M H Smith followed. The program centers on American Citizenship. Delegates enjoyed an informal reception hosted by Greybull clubs.
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Greytall
Greybull Clubs
Former Wyoming man elected to N M University
Robert H. Burns formerly of the Flag ranch near Laramie Wyoming has been elected assistant professor in the animal husbandry department at the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. He is a graduate of Iowa State College Ames in animal husbandry and noted as an expert on feeding.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Robert H. Burns
Flag Ranch
Laramie
Wyo
New Mexico College of Agricultural and Mechanic Arts
Wyoming
Burns
Iowa State College
Ames
Emperor Yoshihito of Japan Reported Ill
The Associated Press reports Emperor Yoshihito is in unsatisfactory condition with worsening physical and mental health. Officials note declining memory and conversation ability, signs of brain disease, and increased fatigue from growing duties since his coronation.
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Tokio
Yoshihito
State Insurance Commissioner Ousted by Civil Service
Earl Wilson the state Insurance commissioner was removed from office by the state civil service commission citing several charges including discrimination against Mountain States Life Insurance and using his office to undermine the company. The removal takes effect October 15.
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Denver
Earl Wilson
State Civil Service Commission
Wilson
Mecic
Civil Service Comrmission
W.L. Vernon
Mountain States Life Insurance Company
Burries
Commission
Help Wanted Note Receives Two-Year Clerk Experience
A Casper resident seeks half or full day work with two years in bookkeeping and general office tasks including railroad clerical work. References available. requests contact for verification. The writer asks for a name and contact method to approach potential employers.
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Alto
Casper
Ku Klux Klan Chapter Denied Charter in West Virginia
West Virginia denied a formal charter of incorporation for a Ku Klux Klan chapter. Secretary of State Houston G. Young declined to issue the charter and said the state laws allow a writ of mandamus to compel grant in certain cases. The applicant remained unnamed in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccharleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Knights of the Ku Kluxz Klan
Houston G. Young
Young
State Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Red Cross Picture at the Iris presents Arctic film
An interesting Red Cross motion picture titled amid Archangel Knows will be shown at the Iris theater on Friday and Saturday October 7 and 8. The film features ships in frozen White Sea harbors, fur clad natives, dog teams, and scenes of domestic life and labor under dazzling northern light.
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Archangel
Red Cross Aconic
Iria Theater
White Sea
Eskinto
Andeo Felds
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Poviety
Harry Davis
North Casper
Pavia
Union Banday
Union Church
Eleventh
Cedar Streets
General Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Joseph Richards
Victory Circle
Masonic Cing Club
Masonic Temple
Splendid Nees
Mra. C. L. Hudson
Boston
Mass
Midwest
Iutgnees Zee Wes
R. Wilson
South Beech Street
Ed J. Schulte
California
Harry de Woods
R. WI. Hawley
South Spruce Street
Te Woods
Gunera
Ie Brooks
Basor
Jean Pisaming
Ada
Mr. and
Mr. Pitt Covert
CY Avenue
Salto
Salto Dancing Club
Plummer
H. T. Hobeen
H. P. Bubb
Heneritta Haywood of
Greybull
A. W. Tyson
Lander
A. N. Brooks
Hugh S. Patton
South Walcott Street
Gertrude Maul
Omaha
Neb
Paul Bryan
Miss Maul
Burington
Caroline C. Davis
Douglas
Cheyenne
T. Butler
Wil
Iam Clayton
Deer Creek Park
Frank
Ngland
J. W. Johnson
Mra. Johnson
New York State
Sam Ulery
B. 8. Ulery
City
Kayeose
Elizabeth Crowley
Bowman
Ray Cook
Clara Aiken
Casper Naional Bank
Nebraska
Ann Frederickson
Ann's Hat Shop
T. J. Riach
Houston
Texas
James Wagon
Mra. Rineh
Mra. M. Allman
Salt Creek
Mary Gaenchin Fe
Coverml Dare
James Hoage
Heridan
Hugh J. Patton
Hie
L. Hillman
Topeka
Kan
Raymond Cullins
Torrington
Georges T. Porter
B. Booarnd
P. N. Carr
William F. Zirkisbach
Minneapolis
Minn
T. C. Spears
James Rowan
the Henning
A. D. Aiken
Henning Hotel
F. Knickerbocker
Midwest Refining Company
J. J. Cash
Powder River State Bank
Kaycoe
Howard Cooper
Mr. Graves
Johnson County Bank of Oo
J. T. Gratiot
Ill
J. J. Carberry
Rivertons
John Whelan
Salt Creek Fields
R. M. Boeke
C. &. Smith
Richmond
Sarah Knox
Roger D. Eastlake
Mosteller
Doug and
Mary
Europe
Douglas Fairbanks
Maple
Mary Pickford Rupp
Denver Bank
Powell
Snyder Terrace Gardens
All Grocers
Aerah
Lotiege
BE. Richard Shipp
Cas- Leg Rew
Elcome
Ofstate
N.M. University
KU Klux Klan
Virginia
RED Cross
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