Social dance at Turner hall and local notes
Short items report a social dance at Turner hall this evening, weather keeping vehicles indoors, trains back on time, Frontier park fence rising, Cheyenne gardens slowed by cold and wet, Industrial club meeting, eight inch rainfall in Cheyenne district since May 1, jury to report for June term, paymaster paid troops at Fort Russell, Denver couple Harry J. Trumbull and Tessie Ashworth wed here, steel shipment for Central Avenue viaduct arrives, Larami e Chamber guests at Industrial club, three foot clock at Buechner Jewelry in operation, state board of medical examiners to meet in Cheyenne, endurance racers return from Denver, Cheyenne papers to observe July 4 holiday, and the Yellowstone private car carrying investors passes through Cheyenne.
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Turner Hall
Colorado & Southern
Frontier Park
Cheyenne Gardens
Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Matson
Fort Russell
Harry J. Trumbull
Tessie Ashworth
Denver
Central Avenue
Laramie
State Board of Medical Examiners
Will Barnett
Fred Horn
W. G. Walker
Wyoming Ad Agency Seeks Statewide News Coverage
Cheyenne Industrial club urges Wyoming newspapers to prepare 1000 word descriptive pieces for Western and state promotion. About 250 journalists planned to attend the Denver Democratic convention. request 250 copies mailed within 15 days for redistribution. Burns, state publicity secretary, asks communities to respond and coordinate photo materials and avoid duplication.
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Cheyenne Industrial Club
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Industrial Club
Colorado State Commercial Association
International Press Clubs
Denver
West
First Gun Opens June Sale With Deep Discounts
The early June sale promises bold bargains across apparel and home goods. Highlights include low yard prices on calico, ginghams, percale, ladies wear, undergarments, shoes, and upholstery services, with a focus on value and savings to attract shoppers.
Notice to Members of A A 5.7 at Cheyenne Wyoming 1908
A notice to members of Wyo ming Consistory No 1 in Cheyenne Wyoming dated June 10 1908 announces a meeting at Masonic Temple Cheyenne on Thursday evening June 18 1908 at 8 pm to ballot on candidates and handle necessary business. Edward W Stone M K Attest John Schuneman
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Masonic Temple
Edward W. Stone
M. K
Thanks to Luther residents for aid after horse killed by lightning
Alfred H. Munkwitz of Luther Wyoming thanks neighbors for support after his horse was struck and killed by lightning. Also notices announce teacher certificate exams in Cheyenne June 19 and 20 led by Alice M. Sampson and a local advertisement for Kodo Digestive Elixir sold by A. E. Roedel.
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Luther
Alfred H. Munkwitz
Wyo
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Roehedel
Andy E. Roedell
W. 17Th Street
the City Loan CO
First National Bank
Citizens Nationa Bank
the Bank
THF
Citizens’ National Bank
T. B. Hord, J. H. Conway, John L. Thom
David Nimmo, E. W. Stone
Chas
Thomas
Ora Haley
Eddy Street
Bureai Thos
Holland
Contidential
Room 4
Opes House
Svecéanor
THE
Leader Publishing Co
Yellowstone
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
Medicine How
Requesta
John T. Burns
A. A. Herren
Finch
Ark
Foley
A. EB. Roedel
Orst-clags
Gheyenne
West Seventeenth Street
Ana Tob Re
Attest
John Schuneman
Alice M. Sampson
A. E. Roedel
Savannah
Cuba
Porto Rican
United States
Canada
Treasury
Curb
Prospectus
Washington St
Boston, Mass
Rock Springs
Hanna
Wyoming Fuel & Feed Compy
Ferguson St
Wicke
Otto Wicke
Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn
N.Y
W. S. Thomas
East Eighteenth
Chicago
Omaha
E. RK. Breisch
Rama
Wrek
John Brown
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