Atlas Presents Acts and Melodies in March at Atlas Hall
The Atlas bills Watson Brothers with strong feats of finger strength, Miss Edio Jesson in a pictured melody, Harry Holman in The Man in Red, and Prof. J. Be Dunn with Edison and Pathe Frerae Creations. Popular prices. Reserved seats on sale at Atlas lobby. Matinee and evening shows at 3 p m and 9 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Brothers
Edio Jesson
Prof
J. BE. Dunn
Atlascope
Edison
Pathe Frerae
Atlag
Masonic Lodges and Fraternal Meetings Listed
Acacia Lodge No 11 A F and A M meets second and fourth Thursdays at Masonic Temple visiting brethren invited L B Dobyns W M Capitol No 5295 Modern Woodmen of America meets Mondays in A O U W hall E R Couchman W C B H Flinkner Clerk Cheyenne Lodge No 1 A F and A M meets second and fourth Tuesdays at Masonic hall visitors examined at 7 39 Cc Johnston W M D W Gill Secretary Cheyenne Lodge No 660 B P C E meets Mondays at Bike Home corner Seventeenth Street and Central Avenue visiting brothers welcome R N Matson B R T Blake Kennedy Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia Lodde
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
L. B. Dobyns
W. M
Capitol
Cmp
Modern Woodmen America
A. O. U. W. Hall
E. R. Couchman
W. C
B. H. Flnkriner
Cheyenne Lodge
Masonic Hall
Cc. T. Johnston
Seventeenth Street
Central Avenue
R. N., Matson
B. R. T. Blake Kennedy
Personal notes from Denver to Colorado towns
Bert Gleason attends to dual news in Denver and several visitors arrive from Kemmerer Evanston Sheridan Casper and Boulder. Notables include John Foley Denver attorney Mrs Ada Bryan and Judge J A VanOrsdel visiting for the summer with family and other families traveling within Colorado and Wyoming including Frontier Days in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Gleason
Denver
A. K. Lee
Evanston
J. W. Sammon
Kemmerer
George Montgomery
Iron Mountain
Marshall McPhee
Hie
Salay
G. BE. Abbott
Retu
Riverton
Gillette
Sheridan
J. D. Schoonmakers
Sweetwater
John Foley
Charles Farthing
Local Notes and Sightings From South Side News
Miss Grace Piper remains home sick while Frank Clay heads north for fishing. Mrs. Peterson of Boulder visits Mrs. Bertha Woods. The Ulrichs move to East Eleventh street. Mayme Phillips visits from Deadwood. Mrs. Mort McSweeney undergoes appendicitis surgery and recovers well. Jacobison family returns to Arapahoe after visits in town. J W Piper hosts dinner for friends including Hubbard and Ulrich from Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Piper
Frank Clay
Peterson
Boulder
Colo
Bertha Woods
Claus Ulrich
East Eleventh Street
Mayme Phillips
Deadwood
S. D
Phillips
Mort McSweeney
Marshall Parker
Verla Parker
Albert Hubbard
Evanston
Wyo
Trolley Pole Erection Near Frontier Park Operation Soon
The street railway track nears Frontier park as work shifts to smoothing streets. Iron poles for the trolley wire are due in ten days with erection to start. wooden poles will precede them for residence districts. Two second hand power cars with trailers were bought in Colorado Springs and await arrival. Planking and extra surfacing will ensure smooth vehicle passage at track crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Frontier Park
The
Street Railway Company
Colorado Springs
Atlas offers fresh vaudeville lineup in Cheyenne
Live crowd enjoys a new program at the Atlas featuring FONKS with new pictures, the Watsons showcasing strength feats, the Man In Red, and a wholesome live act. The theater bills as Cheyenne’s famed venue with a directoire cream after the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man In Red
THE
ATLAS
Warning on Stolen Postal Money Orders Circulating
Postoffice Inspector in Denver warns that 156 blank postal money orders numbered 10644 to 10800 were stolen from Station No 17 in Kansas City Missouri on August 3. The thiefs may pass them in saloons and stores nationwide. Detain anyone presenting orders from those numbers and notify local officials or the Denver office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Denver
Kodol Promoted for Dyspepsia Relief
Advertisement urges early use of Kodol to prevent and shorten indigestion attacks. Warning that ignoring symptoms delays recovery. Recommends purchasing a bottle from A. E. Roedet.
Democratic State Chairman Arrives in City to Open Cheyenne HQ
D N Stickney chairman of the democratic state central committee arrived in Cheyenne yesterday. He stated he will open state headquarters in Cheyenne about September. Also an ad notes Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for all ages to relieve coughs croup and whooping cough, sold by Palace Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Stickney
Democratic State Cantral Committee
Stickney
Tate
Cheyenne
Palace Pharmacy Drug
Society Notes Mix Travel Visits and Club Gatherings
Mrs Pitt Covert recovers from leg issues as the Help One Another club meets with Misa Barnes. Miss Agnes Jenkins tours Salt Lake City Ogden and Denver for two weeks. The Priscilla club gathering with Mrs J W Clark host postponed. Miss Margaret Dinneen visits family of Uncle P J Tierney until August end. Clarence Johnston and family plan three week Yellowstone trip by camping wagon. Mrs Gorton of Crawford Neb arrives to stay with family. Rev Darmon H McQuilken and family vacation at Carmel near Del Monte. Elizabeth Gill hosts Mount Mellick club, guest Miss Margaret Bullock. next meeting with Mrs Emerson Glafcke. A surprise party honors Mr Howard Porter before his move to Laramie. Miss Joyce Sullivan hosts fifty friends at a lakeside picnic for Miss Effie Lannon of Islay Wyo with games and luncheon. Roy Nanamaker hosts Wide Awake club at East Twentieth Street with purple and gold decor and fortunes in sandwiches. Attendees include Anderson, Hendershot, Laughlin, Barnes, Stevick, Kepler, Woolston, Thomas, Nunamaker, and Whipple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dinneen
P. J. Tierney
Clarence Johnston
Gussie Johnston
Clarence
Franklin Johnston
Yellowstone Park
Gorton
Crawford, Neb
Mra. D. WK. Cowcick
J. F. Meyer
Darmon H. McQuilken
San Jose
Cal
First Presbyterian Church
Cheyenne
Carmel
Beautiful del Monte
Elizabeth Gill
Mount Mellick
Margaret Bullock
Mesdames Meyer Frank
Henry Bullock
A. D. Johnston
William Wolcott
Claude Draper
Miss Olds
Emerson Glafcke
Howard Porter
Laramie
James Mason
Anna
Lula
Minnie Leichard
Hazel
Winifred Williams
Gertrude Bender
Lillie Schamp
Lillian Wright
Annise Rees
Messrs. Porter
W. G. Mitchell
James Stanton
Oscar Stanfield
Effie Lannon
Islay
Wyo
Sullivan
Margaret Lee
Geraldine Murray
Laura Sheldon
Margaret Bruce
Marguerite Martin
Roy Nanamaker
East Twentieth Street
W. A
Charles Anderson
Glen Hendershot
Lacey Laughnn
George Barnes
Harry Stevick
Forest Kepler
Roland Woolston
John Thomas
Roy Nunamaker
Dwight Nunamaker
Donald Whipple
Kidney care ad claims summer remedies and product mix
A blocky old ad promotes Foley's Kidney Cure for heat related kidney issues. It also touts Springfield time as the best on the market and lists Wyoming Lumber & Supply as a seller. The notice mentions De Witt's Carbolized Witch Hazel with a claim of originality and lists A J Roedel as a seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Wyoming Lumber & Supply Company
de Witt
Hanel
A. J. Roedel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bullivan
Attrac
Overture of
Atlan Orchestra
Kenmores
Harry Holman
Ap Tol Avenue Teatre
Grant & Stott
Smarty
Milton & Hard
Big Fig Tree
Sadie Hurley & Co
Williams & Hanley
Buddy & CO
Cordalia Malone
Cecelia
Dove & Lee
Sis & Sis
Anthony and
Cleopatra
Helen Johnstone
Lock Lomond
North Platte
Wesley
Guernsey
Fisherman's Paradise
J. Wesley
Golden Prairie Herald
Herald Publishing Go
Luther, Wyo
T. B. Potter
Harry Rounds
Ada Bryan
Casper
Scott
G. F. Strader
Sentanas
Cole
L. F. Duval
E. Duval
George Berscherer
Granite Springs
J. A. VanOrsdel
Washington
T. C. Critchfield
C. D. Roberts
Joe
Pocatello
Ogden
Salt Lake City
John W. Popp
Cincinnati
South Side News
Lake Minnehaha
Lake
Minnehaha
Murchison Jewelry’ Company
Watsons
Post Office
Postoffice
A. E. Roedet
Mr. Hi
B. Henderson
Phone
Pitt Covert
Misa Barnes
Agnes Jenkins
Foley
A. E. Roedel
Castoria Infante and Children
Bears
PacSingle
NEW _ YORK
BYU
J. J. Astle
Prop
David Miller
Watchmaker
Ferguso
Kentucky
Sixteenth and Ferguson
Etltotel Sherman
W. Seventeenth Street
Tae Re Ei
John Brown
Glieresi Lumber Co
Reed St
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