Atlas City Briefs: Delays, Weddings, and Local News
A stream of brief items notes vaudeville acts and new films with tickets and phone details, train delays on the Union Pacific, cathedral tower completion, street railway work to Ft Ruskell, and a Catholic fair at Turner Hall. Also reported are a Cheyenne football squad, a divorce suit, a Young Men’s Literary Club meeting, a burglarized Fort Russell stable area, a restored Oldsmobile, and a livestock shipment to South Omaha arriving Monday.
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Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Muggsy School
Ft. Ruskell
Frank J. Osborne
Margaret S. Boyd
Holgewater
Colo
Carnegie
Turner Hall
Fort Russell
Crooks
Laramie County
South Omaha
Detective Agency Ad Promises Global, Confidential Service
An advertisement offers detective services for criminal civil or commercial cases. It claims operatives undertake worldwide investigations for transportation companies banking firms and private individuals with strict confidentiality.
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Room4
Opera House
Railroad Timetable Highlights for Major Lines
The timetable lists Union Pacific main line trains with arrival and departure times for Nos 1 through 10, including Overland Limits, Fast Mail, California Ex, Oregon Ex, Eastern, Atlantic, and Eastern routes. Denver Pacific and Chicago Burlington & Quincy schedules show additional south and northbound trains with station calls and daily exceptions, plus Colorado and Southern No 41 and 42 daily timings.
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Union Pacific
Westround
Overland Lim
California
Oregon
Atlantic
Denver Pacific
South
Fraternal Lodge Meetings And Visitor Information
Fraternal cards list Acacia Lodge 11 A F and A M meets second and fourth Thursdays at Masonic Temple. Capito Camp 5295 Modern Woodmen of America meets Mondays in A C U W ball. Jheyenne Lodge 1 A B P M meets second and fourth Tuesdays at Masonic Hall. Jeyenne Lodge 660 B P B meets Mondays at Seventeenth Street and Central Avenue. Visiting brothers welcome. notes include officers and secretaries.
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Acacia Lodde
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
L. B. Dobyns
W. M
Capito Camp
Modern Woodies of America
A. C
Jheyenne Lodge
Johnston
W. Gill
Yenne Lodge
Biks
Seventeenthtreet
Central Avenue
R. N. Matson
BR. T! Blake Kennedy
Crystal Show Delights Crowds on Amateur Night
Spectators laughed and clapped as the Crystal show drew a large audience for an amateur night. Organizers anticipate a return engagement as the crowd enjoyed the performances, while some worry about amateurish acts improving with another run. Come early and get in.
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Crystal
Republicans Cheer Over Windfall Welcome From Unnamed Donor
The New York report says Republicans are buoyant after rumors of a large donation. An “angel” supposedly gave them around a million dollars, lifting stock prices and bolstering committee finances. Officials dismissed the tale as a joke but acknowledged some windfalls aided solvency.
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New York
Torrington Sees Surge in New Voters
Torrington precinct reports a rapid registration surge with 201 voters registered during the first period, up from 90 registrations two years ago, ahead of the final two registration days.
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Torrington
South Cheyenne Store Sold to New Owner
Frank Clay & Co. have sold the South Cheyenne grocery and supply store to Dewnie O Connell who will take charge next Monday morning. Card of thanks from Mrs J Warlamount and family.
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Frank Clay & Co
South Cheyenne
Dewnie O'Connell
J, Warlamount
Asbestos Bonanza Prompts Wyoming Drilling Boom
Millionaire Richard C. Adams plans oil drilling near Lander after state geologist Henry C. Beeler reports a rich asbestos mine near Caspar. A tunnel through solid rock shows fine chrysotile seams. Adams aims to power Miner's Delight mine and others with a new fuel oil plant. Five more rigs ordered as sites are prepared.
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Henry C. Beeler
North American Asbestos Company
Casper
Beeler
North American
Lander
Richard C. Adams
Washington, D. C
C. D. Clark
Wyoming
Adams
Lander Oil Field
Miner's Delight
South Pass
Meeting of Bryan Club at Bryan Hall
All members of the Bryan club and candidates on the democratic county and city tickets along with county committee members are asked to meet this evening at Bryan hall A U W building Eddy Street at 7 30 for important business. W B Ross president I S Bartlett secretary
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Bryan Club
Bryan Hall
U. W
Eddy Street
W. B. Ross
I. S. Bartlett
Midget Fun Makers and Pretty Girls at Capitol Audience
MacFadden's Flats prom drew a good sized Capitol Avenue theater crowd last evening and proved as uproariously entertaining as in former years. The two dwarfs showcased improved acts and their yellow kid stunts remain tireless while the chorus appeared unusually pretty, well drilled, and prettily costumed. Some song numbers, notably Take Me to the Ball Game, elicited loud reaction.
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MacFadden
Capitol Avenue Theater
Fort Russell Eleven to Meet University Wyoming
Fort Russell's Company I football eleven, weighing about 155 pounds on average, travels to Lara mie to face the University of Wyoming eleven this afternoon. The team vows to meet any seven in southern Wyoming or northern Colorado. forest fires start anew in Chippewa county Michigan posing threats near Lalse and Tri Mountain as firefighters battled overnight.
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Eleventh Infantry
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Colorado
Sault Ste. Maria
Mich
Chippewa County
Lalse
Tri Mountain
Salt Lake City Couples License to Wed
Evermont K Williams and Beatrice Gilbert both of Salt Lake City were licensed to wed here yesterday. Both parties identified as colored.
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Mubneed
Evermont K. Williams
Beatrice Gilbert
Salt Lake City
Society notes share weddings and entertaining in Cheyenne
Lieutenant Baird and Miss Florence Taylor arrive today for their wedding in St. Joseph Missouri on Oct 14. Miss La Fontaine is feted at multiple gatherings hosted by Mrs. Lee and others, with bridge and tea events, a five hundred tea, and a quilting bee homage to Miss La Fontaine. A wedding to Mr Charles McNamara in Omaha links Cheyenne society to family of Dr. Clarke and Union Pacific engineer brother of Mrs. Dangerfield. Guests include many local ladies and out-of-town relatives, with dressings of pink carnations and sepia place cards.
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Lieutenant Baird
Cuba
Florence ‘Taylor
Methodist
Rossman
Mia
A. K. Lee
Katharine Freeborn
Sara la Fontaine
Lee
L. B. Hills
Presbyterian Danoe
Mr. Hills
Hills
Miss Taylor
Kieffer
Nisse
Katharine Taylor
Armstrong
Weaver
Tanner
Blatchford
Ft. Russell
Delroy
Delroy Shingle, Miss Parshall and Miss Woods. Miss Sadie la Fontaine
J. &. Dyer
Augustus Buechner
Miss la Fontaine
Cheyenne
Omaha
Neb
Reta Clarke
Charles McNamara
MecNamara
Clarke
L. H. Dangerfield
Weather Bureau
Ferguson Street
St.es
Wyoming stock tops market in Omaha trading
J. L. Gordon of Laramie county sold 1000 pound cows on the Denver market last Monday October 12 at 3.55 per hundred, the top price of the day. Swan Land company of Laramie county offered 26 beifers averaging 1002 pounds on the South Omaha market at 4.00 per hundred, a top price for the period.
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Wyoming
South Omaha
J. L. Gordon
Laramie County
Denver
Swan Land Company
Cheyenne Man and Omaha Bride Win Marriage Licence
Charles J. McNamara of Cheyenne and Miss Rita Clark of Omaha were granted a marriage license in Omaha on Thursday.
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Rtar
OMAIA
Charles J. McNamara
Cheyenne
Rita 8 Clark
Omaha
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The
Atlasi City
Capitol
Harry P. Hynds
Cheyenne Detective Bureau
Holland
Chint
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chéyenne
Sterling
Southern
North American Company
Millionaire Adams
University
A. D. UW. Hall
Eno
Foley
A.B
Urlavers
Rationery
Our
Kings of Business
Leader Publishing Co
John Brown
Los Angeles
BR. Breisoh
Stock Growers National Bank
Tvenue, Wyomune
Vibion Jovernml
ANP
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