Mammoth Coliseum to Open in Casper
The Wyoming Amusement Company announces a grand ball next Monday evening December 5 at 8 to open the Mammoth Coliseum in Casper. Tickets are ten cents with ladies free, and the Casper band will provide music for a planned evening of entertainment and skating. The rink, described as the state’s finest, features a maple octagonal floor, heated rooms, electric lights, two waiting areas, and skating equipment for rent. The building may be rented for dances and public events, with skating hours posted and a skating rink open daily in later December.
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Wyoming Amusement Company
Casper
Ube
Bowlingolley
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Ie Apie
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Planing mill sale prompts remodel and move plans
The Casper Coal and Lumber Company planing mill was sold to Larsen and Jorgensen the contractors. They will remodel boosting power with an exterior engine house and underground shafting while remaining on site and operated independently. Larsen will travel to Chicago to buy new machinery to augment existing equipment. Walter Larsh returns to town to resume writing insurance. Mrs Elizabeth Lewis Hunt dies at eighty three after two years at home with relatives. News notes include local names and condolences.
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Casper Coal& Lumber Company
Yeaterday
Messrs
Larsen
Jorgensen
Chicago
Laws Hospital
Elizabeth Lewis Hunt
Sisters of Mercy
Bluffs
Laws
Lewis
Florence Hamin
H.G. Dahling
Walter Boyles
Charles Rowers
al Hamiie
B Boyles
Harrizon
Nebraska
Death of William G Young Casper Oil Manager
Sedéen Death of Ol May reports William G Young manager of the Franco Wyoming Oil company died after exposure on Salt Creek trip. He fell ill Sunday afternoon and deteriorated despite medical aid. an autopsy cited pancreatic failure. He leaves a wife and son, funeral held in Gracelandry after remains sent to Chicago.
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Hopec
Young
Mr. Young
Casper
Chicago
Gracelandry
Prostitution Case In Wemase Officers Capture Suspects
Officers F. T. Bright and Robert Hobbs of Lander announce the arrest of Agnes Himpeh and John Jones on charges related to allowing two children to live in a house of prostitution. A warrant is out for Lisale Ralston, the woman who runs the resort. Bond posted by the arrestees.
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F. T. Bright
Robert Hobbs
Lander
Agnes Himpeh
John Jones
Lisale Ralston
Post Office Economy Plan Draws Criticism
The article discusses a proposed rule to stop returning receipts for registered letters unless explicitly requested, risking reduced registry business. Critics warn efficiency should precede economy, noting potential complaints and broader impact on postal service credibility and rural delivery. The piece also mentions a new alfalfa booklet from the C and N W about production and benefits for farmers, distributed free.
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Postomice
Mrann
Golivers ‘Service
Casper Churches Welcoming Services and Local News
The city hosts Advent services led by Rev. J. H. Gilleaple of Rhert den Wyoming with Rev. d. A. Tancock preaching the vesper hour. St. Mark's Guild plans a parish sale and supper. Notables include Senator Patrick Sullivan visiting Chicago and Casper students debating a Douglas high school challenge. Local staff report oil field visitors, typhoid-related death of Hansa Gerber, and community events at Central school and Cheyenne trips.
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Mac's Cuveen
D. A. Tancock
St. Mark's Galid
Douglas High School
Casper Atudents
Salt Creek
Lander
Hansa Gerber
Kimball & Sears Company
A. T. Butler
Mae Harrison
Cheyenne
Mr. Butler
Joba
Casper
J. C. Villiers
Wid Eve
Leraone
Civic Club Meeting and Local News in Casper
The Civic Club will meet at the Library next Wednesday at 3 o clock for important business and miners election. Fire department extinguished a small rear of the George Futler home fire with little damage. W Starr recovering from a partial paralysis after a fall. improving gradually. Dr Gilliam of Powler River hospital moves to Cooper seeking a home and office. J A Delfelder and wife travel to Sheridan for Wyoming Woolgrowers meeting. Ringler Donovan concert trio appeared at the Moet church as Lyceum number with broad musical variety. Mrs McNulty dies after typhoid relapse. husband and 6-year-old daughter survive. funeral details noted.
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Ball
Druga
Bell Limes
Civic Club
T. M. M. Lowndes
Doulas
Casper
Fire Department
George Futler
W. Starr
Ringler-Donovan
Moet Ohuret Tweeday
Lyceum
Paip
Ww. McNultry
Cheyenne
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