The College Widow Opens With Notable Cast
Mr Henry W Savage presents George Ade comedy The College Widow with a top tier company led by Marguerite Snow Robert Kelly Maude Earle and Estelle Dale. The production promises an all round strong ensemble as it arrives at the theater on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Savage
George Ade
Savage
Marguerite Snow
Robert Kelly
Maude Earle
Clare Weldon
Estelle Dale
Mabel Deane
Esther Boggs
Shirley Graham
Albert Tavernier
Ernest Anderson
Richard Taber
George 8. Trimble
John &. Brown
Alan Brooks
Otis Turner
Thomas Holer
Cyril Raymond
Richard Webster
Leap Year Dance at Fort D. A. Russell Tonight
Leap Year dance at Fort D. A. Russell on Wednesday January 15 1908 with free post office transportation at 8 pm and dancing from 9 to midnight Admission 50 cents ladies free Palace Pharmacy Drug Co advertises King's Little Liver Pills to wake up lazy livers cleanse system clear skin for biliousness and sick headache priced 26c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort D. A. Russell
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Star Presents Noted Entertainers Attracts Full House
Charles E. Hay the leading illustrated song singer and baritone soloist from Chicago arrives with accompanist John Stout for a Star program featuring The Shrimpers The Pearl Fisher s Retribution and The Mast era Tea Service Also installed are Edison stereopticon cylinders a new steel booth for the picture machine and DeWitt s Little Early Risers sold by A E B Roedel.
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Mastera
Star
Charles E. Hay
Chicago
John Stout
Edison Company
DeWitt
A. E B. Roedel
Society Notes Move Through Town Events and Meetings
Mr and Mrs W Burdick travel east with Mrs Burdick visiting Toledo and Mr Burdick going to Washington. Mrs Hl B Henderson and son Harry return from Denver as the Woman's club meets with Mrs Gibson Clark this afternoon for a miscellaneous program. Alpha club meets with Mrs Bartlett discussing Scott's Talisman with papers by Dinneen Tobin and Carley. Postal cards from Mrs J M Newman shown by Mrs Bartlett reflect California trip. Attendees include Bartlett Crain Tobin Sheldon A D Cook Carley Libby Dinneen Burrage and Mrs F M Attebury visiting from Mitchell Neb. Mrs Hanson confined to house. Miss Fisher of Beatrice arrives to teach in Central school. Altar and Rosary society hosts a bazaar planning at Keefe hall with 45 present. Eastern Star dime social planned at Mrs F L Robinson residence assisted by Dr Werlau fer. Miss Grace Reid is ill at home and Beech of Union Pacific coal offices leaves for Omaha.
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Alpha Club
Bartlett
Scott
Talisman
Dinneen
Mia. Tobin
Carley
J. M. Newman
Libby
Burrage
The
Predmestky Bankrupt After Sworn Indebtedness Near 17000
Predmestky proprietor of the New York store fled a voluntary bankruptcy filing through attorneys Donszelman Kinkead Menteger. A temporary receiver will be named today by Referee T Blake Kennedy, followed by a permanent receiver after creditors meet. Indebtedness about 17000 with assets near that amount, stock valued by Predmestky at about 12000. The failure shocks the city. the store had grown to a leading dry goods and ladies furnishing establishment.
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B. Predmestky
New York
Donszelman
Kinkead & Menteger
T. Blake Kennedy
Predmestky
Predthesby Wilhl
Atlas Reopens With New Furnishings at Sixteenth Street
The Atlas theater on Sixteenth Street will reopen today. It will resume moving pictures and illustrated song shows while furnishing of the new Atlas theater is completed, maintaining its status as a popular amusement venue.
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Atlas Theater
Sixteenth Street House
Slop Machines Ended By Cheyenne Police Ban
Police yesterday suppressed all slot machines in Cheyenne that paid cigars drinks or other items. City authorities ordered owners to withdraw machines immediately and end this form of gambling in the city.
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Cheyenne
Former Evanston Editor Moves to Cheyenne Mining Field
A. Allard former editor and owner of the Newelemiaten newspaper now in Moanaton has relocated to Cheyenne to pursue mining in Western Wyoming. He severed ties with News Hexister and the paper merged with Evanston Pre ge.
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Evanston
Cheyenne
A. Allard
Newelemiaten
Oae
Moanaton
Attehiile
Busine
Allard Lo
Wyoming
Une
News Hexister
Port Kusseld Man Married in Denver
A Denver newspaper reports a marriage involving Koby Kh Jocks of Fort Russell Wet Pan Deeti Giin. Details on ceremony and witnesses were not fully clear in the fragment.
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Denver
Koby Kh
Fort Russell
Pan
Basketball Game Fort Collins Versus C H January 17
Fragmentary ad notes a basketball game between Fort Collins and C H dated January 17. It also includes an unrelated medical ad for a cold remedy Lasalive Bromo Quinknes with pricing and a money-back claim.
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Ft. Collins
C. H
Groves Alent Ture
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Carl Aven
Theat
Henry W. Gavage
Boston
KH Theatre
Tom Keene
Cheyenne Ice CO
Capitol Ave
W. 17Th St
Inter Ocean Hotel
J. H. Fullerton
Eddy Sta
Prouf
Ke Peer
Arorese
Kerrigan & Leslie
Grand Restaurant
W. Burdick
East
Woman's Club
Gibson Clark
F. M. Attebury
Mitchell, Neb
A. P. Hanson
Miss Fisher
Beatrice, Neb
City
Sam Brown
Altar and Rosary Society
Wm. Storey
Keefe Hall
Eastern Star
F. L. Robinson
Werlaufer
Grace Reid
Miss Beech
Union Pacific Coal
Omaha
Iman
Weill
Bos
Romanton
Abe
Ify. Mt
Los Fl
Aued
TY Peer
Ieremt
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