Industrial Club Seeks Return of Missing Fort Flag
The Warren reception committee reports a missing storm flag loaned by Fort D. A. Russell quartermaster department for street decorations. General George Randall and Dr. A. W. Barber helped arrange the loan, but the flag has not been returned and the committee faces repayment if unreturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Randall
Industrial Club
Quartermaster's Department
Fort
D. A. Russell
Warren
Randall
A. W. Barber
Army
Department
War Department
Frontier Park Game Two to One Interest Grows
A frontier park baseball game is set for tomorrow afternoon featuring the Cheyennes facing a picked team of eighteen standout city players not affiliated with the Cheyennes. Special streetcar service will run to the park, admission is 25 cents, and proceeds go to the Cheyennes’ indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Park
Green Gables Sanatorium Lincoln Neb
The Green Gables sanatorium in Lincoln Nebraska claims to be the largest in the central west for non contagious diseases. It describes two large brick and stone buildings with an executive center for highly contagious non mental diseases and a rest cottage for select mental cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central West
Mato
Benj. F. Bailey
African Delicacies and Roosevelts Africa Hunt Meals
An article describes African banquets for President Roosevelt during a jungle hunt after retirement. It details dishes such as parrot soup, monkey, alligator, elephant feet and trunk, N gorge N sengo a manioca based meal, palm chops moambo, peanut bread and hippopotamus tongue with preparation methods and cooking vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Africa
Central Africa
Special matinee at the Odeon for women and children
Today at 3 p m the Odeon offers a women and children matinee with admission of 10 cents. Programs include Great Marathon Race Dozen Fresh Eggs and four other subjects. An hour of solid entertainment with ample space for baby carriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odeon
State Fair Nears Opening With Judges and Exhibits
Judge Maurer announces the agricultural department judges David Kidd Casper John McDougal Wheatland and John Storrie Hat Creek will not exhibit. Exhibits must be in place in the agricultural hall by Tuesday evening. Russell Thorp reports Fremont county ready, with strong turnout expected along the line. McWhinnie promotes the Elks smoker at the Wyoming Oil and Development Company warerooms opposite the depot, which will be decorated for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Maurer
Agricultural Department
David Kidd
Casper
John McDougal
Wheatland
John Storrie
Hat Creek
Fremont County
Lander
McWhinnie
Wyoming Oi & Development Company
The Devil Draws Crowds At The Star Theater
Large crowds viewed the play The Devil in New York and Chicago with expressions of admiration. The ad promotes His Satanic Majesty as presented by Colonel Henry W. Savage and notes a showing next Saturday. A Good Dinner Badly Digested, a new comedy, is highlighted as a big hit at the Star Theater under U. S. Hogle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Henry W. Savage
Star Theater
U. S. Hogle
Commander of Kansas National Guard III
General Charles P. Drew brigadier general of the Kansas national guard is ill at Stormont hospital and will undergo a kidney operation Saturday. He is 65 and served as a private in the Eleventh Kansas Cavalry during the Civil War.
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Kansas National Guard
Topeka
Kan
Charles. P. Drew
Stormont Hospital
Drew
W. 5. Metcalf
Eleventh
Kanass Cavalry
Auctioneer Buys Heifers Then Loses Them
Shelbyville Illinois September 18 Colonel James W Pope an Oconee auctioneer bought two valuable heifers at a sale he conducted but lost them both. One animal died and the other, distressed by the loss, died by head injury after colliding with a roadside post. The animals were valued at eighty dollars. For suffrage for women Lansing Michigan September 18 the Michigan Federation of Labor endorsed woman suffrage and opposed prohibition and local option. It invited the Denver AFL meeting to choose Detroit for the 1909 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ill
James W. Pope
Lansing
Mich
Michigan Federation of Labor
Denver
American Federation of Labor
Detroit
Rebekahs Lodge to Attend Funeral of Sister Om Dillman
Magic City Rebekah Lodge No. 6 invites its members to meet at their hall at 1 PM Saturday to attend the funeral of sister Om Joseph Dillman. Amelia Adamsky, Secretary, by order of Hazle Rich, Noble Grand.
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Rebakahs
Magic City Rebekah Lodge No. 6
Joseph Dillman
Amelia 4Damsky
Stockmen's Day Farming Embraces Dry Farming Prospects
Casper businessman C K Bucknum arranged with Dr. Cooke for a Caspar Creek ranch visit this fall to cultivate land for a next year crop. The Cheyenne Tribune notes this signals growing rancher acceptance of dry farming to boost forage and range production, despite early fears of homesteader impact.
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C. K. Bucknum
Casper
Natrona County
Dr. Cooke
Casper Creek
Douglas Enterprise
Auto Rage This Afternoon At Frontier Park
Siegfried leaves Denver at 5 AM in the White steamer Whistling Billy to set a new Cheyenne distance record, aiming for two hours flat. The Frontier park event features auto races and motorcycle events with special streetcar service to the park during the program.
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Denver
Siegfried
Whistling Billy
Cheyenne
Frontier Park O'Clock
Frontier Park
City Briefs Highlight Local Events and Open Questions
Union Pacific employees paid today while soldiers at Fort Russell were paid yesterday. Frontier Park hosts automobile races at two. Harvest Festival attendance noted with road reports in fair condition. The Rice-Ceasar Concert Company to sing at First Presbyterian Church October 4. Miss Kitty Dezeyo arrives to officiate as vocalist and pianist at the Odeon. Deputy Sheriff Nelson Perry injured in a Pine Bluffs accident. Mrs J Woods sells Senate rooming house to John Johnson of former Sixteenth Street restaurant. The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary starring May Robson at Capitol Avenue tonight. Clarence C Eaton speaks on Christian Science at Capitol Avenue. Iron pipe for city water expansion laid along main streets. Mrs Mahoney buys half of lot 5 block 198 on East Twenty-fourth Street for 600. Elks delegation rides Wheatlands to Cheyenne for Douglas state fair. Fort Russell streetcars to run by midmonth with terminus near flagstaff. H W Moore to practice law in Denver. Alfred H Beach withdraws from Republican race for prosecuting attorney. Watts and Kinkead remain contenders.
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Union Pacific
Fort Russell
Frontier Park
Young Men's Literary Club
Pine Bluffa
First Presbyterian Church
Kitty Dezeyo
Ebrcult
East Twenty-fourth Street
Wheatlands
Cheyenne Elks
Douglas
Flagstaff
H. W. Moore
Denver
Moore
Alfred H. Beach
C. M. Watts
W. C. Kinkead
Prosecution Seeks Reward for Bailey Murderer
Prosecuting Attorney C. M. Watts asked Governor Brooks to offer a 500 reward in the state's name for the arrest of the unknown man who murdered Miss Addie Bailey on Evans street Saturday night. A proclamation setting the reward is expected today.
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C. M. Watts
Brooks
State of
Wyoming
Addie Bailey
Evans Street
Pig Survives 50 Days Buried Alive in Harwich Stack
A pig at Frank Wilson's Creek Road farm in Harwich, Chatham, Ontario, was buried for fifty days with no food or water and unearthed alive and healthy. Remarkably the hog gained five pounds during its burial, despite the straw stack confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Ont
Frank Wilson
Creek Road
Harwich
Lumber costs rising next year prompts home builders
Veteran lumber expert urges builders to act now to save on materials as prices are set to increase. He offers proven ideas from years of experience to reduce costs on home construction and remodeling projects.
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KRY
Quartermaster
Green Gables
Hawes Bros
Capitol Ave
DALCK
Hotel Becker
Bureai
Thos, E. Holland
Orla Civ
Alco Racagor
Cnmet
Leophives
Opera Bouse
President Roosevelt
Gove
Wasserman's Shoe
Joe Wasserman
Richards & Raphael
Footform Shoe
Pergueon Street
Wasserman Shop
THE
Hazle Rich, Noble Grand
Hig
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Hosten
Wetter
Washington
Brooklyn
St. Louis Oeives
J Wren
St. Louisa
R. i
Pittsburg
R. New York
Pisetore Ieee Wees
R. H
Bailey
Tig
Best Savings Bank
P. J. Black
Phond
Van
Lennen Streets
16Th Street
Colorado
M& Gallon
ALL Grocers
Will
Ingersoll Store
Cheyenne Creamery
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