Atlas Sullivan-Considine Attracts Week of July 27
The Atlas theater presents the Sullivan-Considine attractions for the week starting July 27. Overture Atlas Orchestra, late film Creations, Haight Dean & Co in a catchy comedy sketch Hook and Bye, Miss Lillian Mattice operatic vocalist, Edio D Jessen in pictured melody, Mr H McGuire with mascot the Horse with the Human Brain, Prof J Be Dunn with Atlas cope in Edison and Pathe Frerae Creations. March with popular prices reserved seats in Atlas lobby. matinee and evening shows at 3 pm 8 pm and 9:16 pm.
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Haight, Dean & CO
MR. H
M’guire
Mascotte
Prof
J. BE. Dunn
Atlascope
Edison
Pathe Frerae
Atlas Lobby
Changes in Admission Tiers For Balcony Parquet and Boxes
The notice lists new pricing on Mondays and Thursdays with admission in the balcony and gallery at 10 cents, parquet 20 cents, and boxes and loges 25 cents. It specifies the day schedule changes and applicable seating categories.
Fraternal lodge schedules and meeting notices
Fraternal groups listed include Acacia Lodge No 11 A F and A M meeting second and fourth Thursdays at Masonic Temple with L B Dobyns as W M. Capitol Camp No 5295 Modern Woodmen meets Mondays at A O U W hall with E R Couchman W C and B Finkein er Clerk. Cheyenne Lodges No 1 and No 660 A F and A M and B P E hold regular meetings with times and secretaries. Royal Highlanders Wyoming Castle No 639 meet Tuesdays in A O U W hall with Alfred H Beach I P and Fred H Glaseshoff Secretary. W E Green Lodge No 288 B of R T meets first Wednesday and third Tuesday at I O O F hall with W J Scanlan M J and C A Wilmott Finan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
A. O. U. W. Hall
E. R. Couchman
W. C
B. H. Finkeiner
Cheyenne Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Co. T. Johnston
W. M
The
Royal Highlanders
Wyoming Castle
W .E. Green
R. T
I. O. O. F. Hall
Notable city visitors and returns marked for Frontier Days
Gus Miller arrives from Tron Mountain and William Dawaon from Chugwater. A. B. Bartlett returns from Kimball Neb and Bishop J. J. Keane from Centennial. Judge Homer Merrill of Rawlins was in the city yesterday. Charles Barnett and his wife left yesterday afternoon for the south. Mrs. Johnson of Salt Lake City arrives for a short visit. Mrs. F. L. Miner comes from Colorado Springs to stay with her brother C. B. Irwin. A. Henson is ill at home recalling his wife from Fort Collins. Mrs. M. Raphael and her Chicago child visit two sisters H. W. Raphael and L. Richards. they plan to stay through Frontier Days.
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Gus Miller
Tron Mountain
William Dawaon
Chugwater
A. B. Bartlett
Kimball
Neb
J. J. Keane
Centennial
Homer Merrill
Rawlins
Yeaterday
Charles Barnett
Johnson
Salt Lake City
F. L. Miner
Colorado Springs
C. B. Irwin
A. Henson
Fort Collins
M. Raphael
Child
Chicago
H. W. Raphael
L. Richards
Wedding links and moves mark local notes of residents
Otto and Charles Marks have left for Denver to reside there. Mr and Mrs O Larson depart for Nebraska. B H Phillips of Louisville revisits at parental home and sister Mrs Frank Clay. Miss Dora Mumm, visiting her parents, left for Douglas. Albert Hubbard of Evanston visits at his parents home and sister Mrs Marshall Parker. South Side Ladies Aid met with Mrs Pete Jessen for an afternoon of sewing. Guests included Mesdames Hall Pace Rath Jessen McKay and Miss Miller Belle Hale. A wedding at the Mumm home united Christine Mumm and Henry Kalber by Rev Fitzgerald. The Kalbers plan to housekeeping at 508 East Tenth Street.
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Otto
Charles Marks
Denver
O. Larson
Nebraska
B. H. Phillips
Louisville
Frank Clay
Dora Mumm
Douglas
Albert Hubbard
Evanston
B. F. Hubbard
Marshall Parker
South Side
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pete Jessen
Mesdames Hall
Pace, Rath
East Tenth Street
For Hire Fine Saddle Horses and Work Teams
Classified note from D. Fallen at 1713 Eddy Street offering fine saddle horses and good work teams for hire.
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D. Fallen
Eddy Street
Vaudeville House Presents New Spectacle and Acts
A dramatic program update at the Vaudeville House features new horse stunts and altered acts. Senor Don McGuire headlines with mystic animal powers while Miss Mattice shines in opera, and Frontier Days song impresses audiences with Miss Jesson and Lawrence McGuire performing in character costumes. Performances at 3, 8, and 9:15.
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Mascot
Senor
Don McGuire
Haight Dean & Company
Miss Mattice
Miss Jesson
Wyoming
Lawrence McGuire
Heaney
Capitol Avenue theater offers Saturday child matinee
The Capitol Avenue theater schedules a Saturday afternoon matinee for children from 2 to 5 pm with talking pictures at half price. Children under 12 admitted for 5 cents, adults 10 cents, with supervision provided when not with an adult. See program on page five.
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Capitol Avenue
Colorado Couples Married in Cheyenne
The following Colorado couples were married here yesterday William M. Miller and Mrs. Christina Hastings both of Victor George A. Lym and Mrs. Mary Neugart both of Cripple Creek John Spierer and Mrs. Lillian D Trousdale both of Denver were married here Wednesday evening.
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Colorado
William M. Miller
Christina Hastings
Victor
George A. Lym
Mary Neugart
Cripple Creek
John Spierer
Lillian D. Trousdale
Denver
Bramel Named American Party District Court Candidate
The Salt Lake Herald reports W. H. Bramel chosen as American party candidate for district court judge. Bramel, formerly of Laramie, is noted as well known in Laramie and Cheyenne.
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The
Salt Lake
Gar ner wins Evans and Nineteenth bungalow contract
Secretary of State W. R. Schnitger awarded J. L. Garner a $3,500 contract to erect a six room bungalow at the corner of Evans and Nineteenth streets.
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W. R. Schinitger
J. L. Garner
Evans and
Nineteenth Streets
Cheyenne Boy Escapes From Industrial School
Don McArthur a Cheyenne boy committed to the Colorado Industrial School for Boys has escaped from the institution and a reward for his arrest is offered. The notice mentions a remedy advertisement for kidney care.
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Cheyenne Boy
Don McArthur
Colorado Industrial School For Boys
Rosaries Match Summer Gowns From Murchison Jewelry
Murchison Jewelry Company in Cheyenne Wyoming offers rosaries in light colors including green blue yellow and pink designed to complement summer gowns. The items are marketed as accessory pieces for warm weather attire and feature varied pastel tones.
ManZan Pile Remedy Offered at Palace Pharmacy
An operation for piles may not be necessary if ManZan Pile Remedy is used. The product is sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Co
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Society Notes From Local Letters and Visits
Society notes detail the Young Men's Literary club meeting at the Carnegie library, Reverend J. H. Bickel's four week northern Wyoming trip, and Judge Cyrus Beard moving to Barkwell residence. Also covered are Guild of St. Mark's meeting, Frontier Days meal planning, visits from Louise Ammon and Mrs. Kelley, osteopathic convention plans for Dr. Frank Farry, and a Mount Mellick club automobile ride ending at Mrs. Curtle Hinkle's Japanese garden musicale with many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Literary Club
Carnegiebrary
J. H. Bickel
Wyoming
Cyrus Beard
Evans Street
Barkwell
East Seventeenth Street
Guild of St. Mark's Church
J. D. Freeborn
Randall
Robert Morton
B. J. Kelley
Kelley
Capitol Avenue
Atlas
Frank Farry
Kirksville
Still
School of Osteopathy
Furry
Denver
Mount Mellick Club
Fort Russell
Curtle Hinkle
Snyder
Misses Olds
Rodenbaugh
Gill
Ruff and Wolcott
Rooms Wanted for Frontier Days Guests
The Industrial club entertainment committee seeks Cheyenne residents with rooms beds or meals to host Frontier Days visitors. Applications may be left with Gus Buechner Joe Wasserman Robert Davidson A H Beach or at Headh Pearl street offices. Hosts should centralize rentals through the committee to prevent confusion during the Frontier rush.
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Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Gus Buechner
Buechner Jewelry Company
Joe Wasserman
Footform Shoe Store
Robert Davidson
Davidson & Kingham
A. H. Beach
Headh & Pearlstine
Frontier Visitors
Gold Nuggets Found in California City
Morris Hurwitz digging a cesspool at Morris flats Moneta and Santa Barbara avenues unearthed four gold nuggets weighing about half a pound each. Discovered at 25 feet in gravel, the find is valued at around 000 and a rolling claim will be filed on the lot, halting cesspool work.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Morris Hurwitz
Morris Flats
Moneta
Santa Barbara
Hurwitz
Hurwite
Life of Once Prominent Woman Writer At An Ent
Mrs. Estellin M. Merrill once well known as Jean Kincaid a newspaper writer and noted club woman died at her North Cambridge home yesterday in Boston.
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Boston
Mass
Estellin M. Merrill
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Sullivan-Considine Attractions
Atlas Orchestra
Lillian Mattice
Edio D. Jessen
Theatricus
New York
Moore & Watson
Miss Levy
Pony Ballet
Virginia
Bert Tahler
Idaho
Masonic Temple
L. B. Dobyns
Elks Home
Seventeenth Street
Central Avenue
R. N. Matson
R. T. Blake Kennedy
Alfred H. Beach
I. P
Fred H. Glaseshoff
W. J. Scanlan
North Platte
Wesley
Guernsey
Fisherman's Paradise
Wheley
Wyo
South Side News
Palmer
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Cincinnati
R. H. Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St. Louis
R. EB
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington Saben
Cleveland
Western
Lancre
H. Lincoln
Sioux City
H. B
Eree
Omaha
Dea Moines
Pueblo
Nter Ocean Hotel
American Plan
Equine
Vaudeville House
Bramel
Utah
Foley
A. E B. Roaedel
Ide
H. B. Henderson
California City
David Miller
Watchmaker
Ferguson
Fye & Lapash
Pereen
Seventeenth St
J.J. Astle
Cor
Eddy
Citizens W National Bank
T. B. Hord
David Nimmo
John L. Thomas
J. H. Conway
E. W. Stone
C. E. Mallin
Asset
Ora Haley
Thomas
John
Standard
H. W. Sheldon
Ferguson Street
Pilsner
Becker Bar
Wence
Henry Becker
Peter Berich
West Seventeenth St
Ferguson &T
Hawes Bros
Capitol Ave
Balck
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