Cupid's Victims Clause Collins Nuptials Set
Cheyenne announces three weddings tomorrow the last Wednesday in June. Marie Annette Collins and George J Clause wed at St Marys Cathedral with a reception at A O U W hall. F Eugene Emigh weds Maud Morley. John Farrell and Ladley also marry. Judge Becker unites Albert Potter and Lena Henderson.
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Clause-Collins
St. Mary's
Emigh-Morey
Farrell-Lachey
Marie Annette ‘Collins
George J. Clause
St. Mary's Cathedral
Father Delahanty
Eugene Emigh
Maud Morley
Misa Morley
Topeka
Kans
Ladley
John Farrell
Indians Begin Eastern Tour With Schedule to Face Several Teams
The Indians left this afternoon for an eastern road trip. They will play June 26 at North Platte, 26 and 27 at Kearney, June 28 at Shelton, June 29 at Grand Island, June 30 at Shelton, July 1 at North Platte, then return to Cheyenne July 2 and move to Rock Springs for games July 4, 5 and 6, and July 7 at Green River. Players on the trip include J. Green, Leary, Kroell, Brierley, Lewis, Kitzmiller, Dickinson, Wilson, Nightfield, Ted Green, and Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Kearney
Shelton
Grand Island
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Green River
J. Green
Leary
Kroell
Brierley
Lewis
Kitzmiller
Dickinson
Wilson
Ted Green
Nash
Weather Bureau observers named and post office closure noted
A Washington dispatch reports G. G. Bliss of Ottumwa Iowa as weather observer and Stanley L. Head of Cheyenne Wyoming as a messenger to be located outside Washington. The Carroll Wyoming post office in Crook county will discontinue after June 20. The State Medical Association plans a joint session with the Rocky Mountain Interstate Medical Association in Cheyenne on September 9.
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Washington Dispatch
Bliss
Ottumwa
Stanley
Cheyenne
Wyo
Weather Bureau
Washington
Carroll
Crook County
Wyoming
The
State Medical Association
Rocky Mountain Interstate Medical Association
Prison crowd swells at Rawlins as 219 inmates housed
Rawlins Wyoming report says the state penitentiary holds 219 prisoners with 192 in town and 27 at the auxiliary ward inaramie. A Marie Buchanan concert at the opera house is expected to draw a full house. Judge Scott upholds County Commissioner Ausherman in allowing the water commissioner to distribute water in the May canal amid long dispute.
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Rawlins
Wyo
State Penitentiary
Ataramie
Misa Marie Buchanan
Scott
Ausherman
Evanston
May Canal
Salvation Army visit anchors Denver return to routine
Brigadier Pebbles and wife with Capt. Edward Taylor return to Denver after a three day Cheyenne trip in the Salvation Army work. June wedding presents include silver tea sets from Pat Buechner. Cheyenne Lodge No. 660 bids invited for building work with plans from architect William Dubois. Laurel wreaths and cut glass offered at Buechners.
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Pebbles
Edward Taylor
Denver
Cheyenne
Salvation Army
Pat Buechner
William Dubois
Buechners
Union Pacific Orders Permanent Shop Closures At Cheyenne
Sensational strike developments report 3:20 PM orders from Union Pacific HQ to close all Cheyenne shops permanently affecting about 500 workers. The city sees 660 discharged in three days, with some employees sent to Omaha Ogden Denver and other points. Several workers receive transfers while cost of living cited as factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Burt
Union Pacific
Keefe hall opening ball draws 400 in military style
A crowd of four hundred attended the opening of Keefe hall hosted by A. W. N. G. The event featured Governor DeForest Richards in full uniform with Troop A and Company BE. An elegant 9 o clock grand march led by the governor followed a formal address praising the National Guard and hall dedication.
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Keefe
Nagel
DeForest Richards
Troop A
R. N. LaFontaine
Governor Richards
la Fontaine
W. N.G
United States
State of
Wyoming
Stitzer
Frank Stitzer
W. R. Schnitger
Pitt Covert
LeRoy Grant
D. L. Holliday
Colorado National Guard
Thief Robs Carpenter on Seventeenth Street
A thief broke into Adam McAdam’s home on Seventeenth Street Saturday night, stealing tools valued at $40. Several tools, marked A. McAdam, were found on Central Avenue and returned. Local authorities seek sightings of marked tools. The city also reports an accidental gunshot wound to a young woman near Hartville with non life threatening injuries.
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Adam McAdam
Seventeenth Street
Central Avenue
Sheridan Gambler Harry Smith Wanted for Stabbing
Harry Smith a Sheridan gambler is wanted for stabbing a stranger in a local saloon Sunday night. Smith fled after the fracas and is being sought by authorities. Judge Bramham refused to postpone criminal docket cases at Lauder, including Charles Greffer charged with murder, arguing the current jury law unconstitutional and that all cases will be tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Sheridan
Smith
Bramehan
Lauder
Charles Greffer
Vreeland to Judge Fourth of July Cart Races
Frank Vreeland chief of Cheyenne fire department invited to officiate as judge of the loose cart races at Douglas for the Fourth of July celebration. He will likely accept the invitation. Also reports timber fire west of Laramie with smoke over the city. extent unknown. Office and property notices included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vreeland
Cheyenne
Laramie
Riding Truss Rod Accident Kills Omaha Man Near Ridge
Leslie Evans a 22 year old Omaha machinist helper died when he rode on freight car truss rods east of Ridge on the Union Pacific. A lurch threw him to the track where wheels mangled him. An inquest at Hanna found death due to his own negligence. A 57 cent coin and a shop foreman's recommendation were in his pocket. Parents live in Lebo Kansas.
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Hila
Ridge
Union Pacific
Laramie
Leslie Evans
Omaha
Evans
Hanna
Lebo
Kas
UP Struggles to Hire 150 Section Men on Wyoming Division
Union Pacific faces a shortage of section men as workers quit faster than replacements can be hired. Orders were sent to Denver and other points to secure laborers to fill vacancies, with a target of 150 section men on the Wyoming division.
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Union Pacific
Denver
Wyoming
University to install 14000 dollar central heating plant
The Wyoming University board committee met in Laramie and decided to advertise for bids to build a central heating plant costing 14000 dollars. The one story building will house two boiler batteries between the mechanical and science blocks, eliminating separate plant facilities. The committee also invited Prof. B C Buffum to lead the experiment station, and it is believed he will accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Board of Trustees
The
Wyoming University
B. C. Buffum
Fort Collins Agricultural College
Two Pastors Wed In Cheyenne Home Ceremony
This morning at 11 30 o clock at the home of Mr and Mrs N L McQuarrie Reverend W E D Gray superintendent of Congregational missions in Wyoming and Reverend Annette M Becher pastor of the South Congregational church were married by Reverend Frank Knopf of the First Congregational church A small group of friends witnessed the ceremony The couple will travel to Denver for the international Sunday school convention then visit Colorado Springs and Manitou before returning to Cheyenne around July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. McQuarrie
W. E. D. Gray
Wyoming
Annette M. Becher
South Congregational Church
Frank Knopf
First Congregational Church
Preacher Injured in Denver Overland Bicycle Fall
Reverend Nice of Laramie who began a Denver overland trip on a bicycle was brought back to the city last night with injuries from a fall near Hermosa station. Accurate adjusting and wheel repairing. D. Miller. 1709 Ferguson St.
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Nice
Laramie
Denver
Hermosa Station
Eight Young Ladies Graduation at School of the Holy Child Jesus
The seventeenth annual commencement at the convent honors eight graduates. Salutatory by Florence Tuhey, valedictory by Anna Klett, with music, readings, and an address by Very Rev H Cummisky. Diplomas presented after a program featuring solos, quartettes, and a sacred chorus.
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School of the Holy Child Jesus
Florence Tuhey
Anna Klett
School of the
Jesus
Rita Crowley
Mary Harrington
Anna Dunstan
Magaret Adair
Mary Milan
Beasle
Tannlauser
Wagner
Luatapfiel
Bela
V. Dougherty
M. McDevitt
Nellie McArtney
Mise Rose Martin
Mise
Gaul
H. Cummisky
Special Sale Featured on Friday June 27 Announcement
Ten Dozen Ladies fine White Valete embroidery trimmed at 75 cents each. Fifteen Dozen Ladies Black Lace Liste Howe at 25 cents. Twenty Dozen Turkish Towels white or unbleached at 18 cents. Ten Dozen Fine Pillows 22 24 26 inches at reduced prices. Fifteen Dozen Children School Shoes sizes 6 to 10 1 2 at 55 cents per pair. All Spring Garments Jackets Capes Raglans 25 percent off to close.
Specials for Saturday June 2 at Special Store
Twenty dozen New Style American Lady Girdle Corsets in all colors priced at 49 cents per pair. Twenty five dozen Gents White Unlaundered Shirts with linen bosom and cuffs at 39 cents each. Fifty dozen Gents Fine Underwear balbriggan flesh color at 49 cents each.
Bargain Textile and Footwear Sale Listing
A sale notice lists twenty five dozen gents fine socks in black and tan at 9 cents per pair and seventy five pairs of ladies oxfords black or tan at 1 50 per pair, plus an entire line of spring wash fabrics including Figured Lawns Dimitrog Charlies India Linens Dorie Swissees and Organdies at 15 per can of.
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Oxfords
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Ferguson
Lauck & Tupper’s
GEO. W. Sneider
Alem Fr Rnbull
Mortician
A. E. Roedel
Pharmagy
Telephone
West 17Th Street
Knight's
West 16Th Street
Cheyenne, Wyo
S. Drobacz
Eddy
Cowhick Dry Goods Co
Clude
Union Pacific Head
T. J. Sullivan
W. D. Beal
Ogden
John Young
J. H. Ladley
William Connelly
E. Lester
R. H. Stimpson
Carpenter
W. H. Watkins
Carl C. Case
Lexington
Neb
C. Woodruff
F. L. Kent
C.G. Vaughn
Max Redpenning
Jake Hart
John McGinnis
Norfolk
BE. A. James
William Rance
O. E. Daniels
Joseph Tom
Hartville
Gambier
New National Bank
First National Bank
Meetootue
W. Dean Hays
W. T. Hogg
August J, McDonald
H, B Cheeseman
O. J. Haya
West Seventeenth Atreat
SGALE
Meanea
Gars
Maginist
Here
D. Miller
Ferguson &T
Logan
Waterman and Parker Fountain Pens
Margaret Adair
Seale
Irene Keefe
Florence, Mullen
Anna Ketchum
H. McDevitt
Buechner & Sona
Buechnera
the Indies of the
M. E. Church
Pantatorium
Crescents
Ramblers
Tribunes
Stearns
Clevelands
Nationals
Pierce Spring Forks
L. P. House
Riner & Schnitger
Rock
Nat
Underwood Grocery Co
WM. Myers & CO
John Harrington
Geo. H. Nagle
Chas, E. Miller
Corson
Treas
Union Mercantile Co
Union Mervantils
Mypany
Millers
Ferguson St
Pavid Miller
Hood River
E. S. Johnston
Buechner & Son
Eng
Ss. Karchmer
SIO West
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