Elections and new members in Perry Eagles lodge
At a regular meeting of the Perry Eagles lodge officers were elected: W F Perry Morris as President, I RB Sutton Vice President, Frank Jones chaplain, A T Phillipe secretary, Art Simpson treasurer, Geo High inside guard, Frank Fowler outside guard, Geo Thompson trustee. Three new members joined: Joe Thomas Joe Staritt and Samuel R Johnson. Twelve membership applications were read and to be acted on at the end of the month meeting. A special dispensacion to admit new members with a 4.00 initiation fee granted. Members aim to reach three hundred by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Morris
I. RB. Sutton V.P
Frank Jones
A. T. Phillipe
Art Simpson
Geo
Frank Fowler
Geo. Thompson
Joe Thomas
Joe Staritt
Samuel R Johnson
Iso
Good Samaritan Aids Doctor on Long Night Ride
Dr BH BR Lathrop assisted by a Good Samaritan named John Kryne after a breakdown near Seesemer. Kryne rode to town with Lathrop and his driver, securing a start with a rope before the situation was resolved by a neighbor. all four traveled ten miles back to Alecova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. BR. Lathrop
Alecova
Kony Earnest
Seesemer
John Kryne
Lr. Lathrop
Kiryne
Rede
Lusk High School to Meet Natrona in Casper Basketball
Lusk H S faces Natrona H S in a high school basketball clash at the Coliseum tomorrow evening. The Lusk squad, fast and determined to take the scalp back home, meets a local team equally eager to win, promising a close, fast game with music and good atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusk High School
Lusk
Casper
Natrona
F D Berry Relapses Into Rheumatism in Thermopolis
Friends report F D Berry suffering a severe rheumatism relapse and now an inmate of Washakie Sanatorium in Thermopolis under physician care. He was previously treated there in the fall and, after partial recovery, again sought mineral baths and care, with plans to remain three to four weeks more for full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Werr
Washakie Sanatorium
Berry
Kerry
Thermopolis
The Concert At Iris Theater Enchants Large Audience
The lyceum second entertainment Friday evening at Iris theater drew a large enthusiastic crowd. Ole Theobaldi impressed on violin with many encores, Mlle Helena Kellere displayed piano artistry, and Madame Stitzel's soprano voice was highly praised. Future entertainments promise satisfaction with a public money-back guarantee. A later musicale hosted by Mr and Mrs Leavitt and Mr and Mrs Linn featured varied vocal and instrumental selections and a refined supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Iris Theater
Eivery
Ole Theobaldi
Tiis
M'lle
Helena Kellere
Madame Stitzel
W. H. Leavitt
C. V. Linn
Roy Smith
F. Salathe
Fred
W. D. Waltman
J. A. Reed
Hretscholder
Ray Cook
A. S. Cobb
Mr. Lebertone
Keo Leavitt
Schubert Symphony Club and Ladies Quartette Delight Local Audience
The Schubert Symphony Club and Ladies Quartette gave a memorable program at Gray Opera House last Saturday. Miss Leeta Corder’s soprano impressed with a three octave range while Lovie Zendt Purcell’s contralto astonished with deep low notes. Violinist Thomas V Purcell drew praise for Wieniawski Faust Fantasia and his own To Water Lily arrangement. Encore after encore highlighted strong audience approval. next appears at Methodist Church December 16 with reduced admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Opera House
Schubert Symphony Club
Leeta Corder
Lovie Zendt Purcell
Thomas V. Purcell
Wieniawski
Faust Fantasio
Edward McDowells
Teton Leak Chronicle
St Anthony Idaho
Methodist Church
Dead Game Sports by A EB Jordan and Dr J Evans
A EB Jordan and Dr J Evans hunted jack rabbits in the snow last Saturday using a sawed off blunderbus and a smaller weapon. Evans led the chase by shooing the rabbit toward Jordan who would rise with the gun and shoot, killing four cotton tails and two jack rabbits. The party returned to town with their game on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EB. Jordan
Dr. J. Evans
Mr. Jordan
Mr. Evans
Ubey
Casper Defeats Douglas in High-Scoring Coliseum Game
Casper Athletic Association routed Douglas Athletic Association 31 to 23 at the Coliseum. Wayne Esmay of Douglas and Judge R H Nichols of Casper refereed as Casper led 16 to 1 at halftime, with a fast, largely clean contest and postgame dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Douglas
Douglas Athletic Association
Casper Athletic Association
Wayne Esmay
R. H. Nichols
Price
E. Peyton
R. Tillard
J. Marsh
Thompson
Hal. Daniels
Casper B. Lummis
M. Wheeler
G. Limlefield
Peterson
L. Worthington
Will Drill Near Lander And Local Events Ahead
W L Preston and family head to Lander for winter as Monongahela Wyoming company ships a rig to drill five wells to 2000 feet each. Heslop to oversee work. drilling to start near Lander reservations. Knights of Columbus to initiate candidates at L O C F hall with banquet. Northwestern adds two freight trains to Chadron route. A three act musical comedy The whirl of the Town rehearsed by local talent for Iris theater on the 17th and 18th. Miss Grace Galbraith returns home after two week visit with C Ed Tubbs and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Preston
Lander
Order of the Knights of Columbus
Harry H. Willinms
Seattle
Washington
Order of Moose
Iris Theater
Grace Galbraith
C. Ed. Tubbs
Dnglas
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