Club and Church Events Promising City Concert
The Boys Athletic association of the Cheyenne high school seeks public support for a concert on April 10 at the Donne college gymnasium Crete Ned. The event features two vocalists and a strong glee club program praised for its popular and exalted performances. Dr H R Millard and family have moved to their new home on West Twenty eighth street. the Union Pacific house on East Seventeenth becomes home to Mullens and family.
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Chese Ine
Donne College
Crete
Ned
Cleocleb
Andes
Abov
Tessonte
H. R. Millard
Weet Twenty-eighth Street
C. Hila
Union Pacific
East Seventeenth Street
Mullens
Spring coat with military cape style silhouette
A sketch describes a spring coat loose enough to resemble a military cape. It features a waist belt with a bone buckle, contrasting silk collar, and multiple stitching rows. The wide sleeve is highlighted as a distinctive spring feature.
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Washion
Visiting List Notes Deaths and Travels Across States
Misses Van Nighawander and Williamson retire after an eastern trip to Laramie. State Geologist L W Trumbull attends a Washington conference on metals and minerals for war effort. Various families from Cheyenne Omaha and Des Moines visit relatives, with Mrs McCabe learning of her brother Willian Willett's death in Moberly Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join McCabe
Willian Willett
Moberly
McCabe
L. W. Trumbull
Washington
van Nighawander
Alice Williamson
Laramle
Florence Siy
Frank Gleason
Denver
Reyenne
W. W Gleatons
Mre
John Dugan
Baby Hava
Des Moines
Iowa
Mra. Thompson
BR. N. Matson
Thompson
Mission
Women’s Club Meets for Afternoon Session at 2
The Bunahine society convenes tomorrow at 2 oclock with a cancelled stampa noted. The business session will adjourn early so members may work at Red Cross headquarters. High School Parent-Teacher Meeting follows with H A Floyd as speaker in the assembly room at 7 40. The boys glee club will sing and all parents are urged to attend, especially eighth grade parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Bunahine Society
Red Croe
H. A. Floyd
Popila
Presbyterian Aid Society Meets at Mrs Hidgley Home
The Presbyterian Aid society will gather Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. S. Hidgley with Mrs. McPherridge and Mrs. Ridgley as joint hostesses. An annual church meeting is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
H. S. Hidgley
McPherridge
Ridgley
the Presby
Time Inspection Ordered Along Union Pacific
The Union Pacific will advance all clocks by one hour to adopt daylight saving time. B F Swisher, time inspector, has set North Platte Sidney Cheyenne and Laramie clocks ahead and trains are returning to schedule after the hour shift. Railroad offices report employee arrivals unchanged and trains almost on time during the transition period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
B. F. Swisher
North Platte
Sidney
Cheyenne
Laramie
Congress
Local notices span business ads and arrivals in Cheyenne
A collage of short notices lists Cahill & Holliday coal numbers and services, a notary appointment for J F B Allen of Glenrock, bicycle listings, court house construction, auto express details, Chalk Bluffs ranch visit by Jack Billot, Thermopolis visitors including B F Drayton, old paper bundles for sale, Casper arrivals like W M Dunham and E H Corry, Perkins from Thermopolis with cart services, W E Chaplin’s city return, Tom Sherman’s varnishing, Lilly Grunden at the live stock office, old papers priced at 26 cents, W H W Ryan visiting with Henry Arp, and two new companies Logan Lumber & Hardware Co and Kammerer oil and gas with Gillette and Chadakoin offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocompanie
Logan Lumber @& Hardware Co
Gillette
Chadakoin Oil & Gas Co
Kammerer
Fire Lieutenant Freeman Leaves for Navy Monday
Five Cheyenne firemen have left the department to join the United States armed forces. Lieutenant W. H. Freeman heads the group, followed by Ray Darden Harry Lyons William J. Welsh and John Federden. C. C. Kemmerer was appointed to replace Freeman and will lead the South Side station. A five-star service flag hangs at Central station in memory of those who have departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Freeman
Cheyenne
Navy
Harry F. Lyona
Fire Department
C. C. Kemmerer
City Fire Department
Freeman
South Side
United States
W. H. Freeman
Ray Darden
Harry Lyons
William J. Welsh
John Federden
Central Station
Army
Moving Clock Up Causes Amusing Incidents Here
Amusing outcomes followed daylight saving time where clocks were set one hour ahead. Monday morning showed sleepy workers rushing to early shifts, with some arriving late or early as the sun illuminated a changed routine. Residents marveled at birds singing and the heightened parade of misaligned schedules.
Archibald Roosevelt Wounded and Lying in Mud Fourteen Hours
Archibald Roosevelt, son of Theodore Roosevelt, was wounded in France on March 13 and lay in a muddy trench under heavy German fire for fourteen hours. A bullet shattered his left arm and a shell fragment pierced his left knee. an immediate operation followed. He is reported in excellent condition and a church service and funeral arrangements are noted for April 4.
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New York
France
Archibald Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Joaish Hartwell
Portchester
Roosevelt
St Sappesthi
Rooseveltian Amile
Frances Willard W. Will Meet Tomorrow at Library
The Frances Willard W. group will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:40 at the library. Members are urged to attend with two friends. The Weatherender Guild will host an event at Mr. H. A. Morton’s home with Mrs. Roberts as the hostess.
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Frances Willard W
T. UV
Weatméneter Guild
Weatminater Guild
Hh. A. Morton
Mra
A Roberts
Amere
Patriotic Sunday Designated As Liberty Sunday
The state council of defense declares Sunday April 7 as Patriotic Sunday urging all to attend church. Churches should pray for the 2,000,000 crosses in France and the 15 miles of white crosses in England, emphasizing united prayer to win the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of Defense
France
England
Insurance Commissioner Certifies Avion Casualty and Surety Co
The Insurance Commissioner of Wyoming certifies that Avion Casualty and Surety Company of Martford, Consec-Hcnt, is authorized to transact insurance business in Wyoming for the current year. Heath B. Forsyth signs as Auditor and Ex-Officio Insurance Commissioner sealing the certificate dated February 2, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyd
Avion Casualty and Surety Company
Martford
B. Porsyth
Clerks Adopt 100 War Babies Through France Aid
The Fatherless Children of France reports 150 U S clerks have adopted war orphans in two government departments Washington D C. Agriculture clerks take 100 children while Commerce staff adopt 50. Library of Congress workers translate letters from beneficiaries. more than 60,000 Americans are personally connected to French children via the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Agricultural Department
France
Harriet Winslow
Jocas
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Library of Congress
United States
Proertens
Seaiman
Marhall Joffre
M. la Poincare
Arieux
Stacy Antes Sal
Paris
Steel Erection Commences on New Building
Actual erection of the new building at Capitol avenue and Lincoln highway has begun. All the steel for the first and second stories is on the ground and being put up. Work started Monday morning as crowds watch the heavy beams raised by two men. The Omaha Structural Steel Works conducts the project with C. B. Rigby as erection foreman. Estimated completion is about forty days.
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Capitol Avenue
Lincoln Highway
Cheyenne
Omaha Structural Steel Works
C. B. Rigby Ie
Othel
Bank Raises Surplus After Meeting In City
The Stock Growem National Bank of thin city increases its surplus by 50 thousand dollars effective April 1 bringing total to 150 thousand dollars. Directors met Saturday to set the new capitalization and discuss restitution plans.
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Growem National Bank of
Thin City
Leteau
Red Star work in Wyoming praised by national charity
E W Durke of the Humane Society organizing Red Star branches in Wyoming receives a commendation letter from W A Stillman director general of the American Red Star. The letter notes active branches in Casper Lander Thermopolis Worland and other areas with supplies sent and requests for charters. It also mentions plans to send veterinary ambulances to General Pershing and ongoing aid to army camps with over 125 requests fulfilled.
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E. W. Durke
The
Humane Society
Red Star
W. A. Stillman
American Red Star
Mr. Burke
Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
Lander
Thermopolis
Worland
General Pershing
England
France
Wyoming or Colorado Boy Bragging Plane Bet
Supplementing an earlier offer, Casper National Bank holds 2000 in gold to the aviator first to drop a bomb on Berlin. Senator Patrick Sullivan adds 600 to the pool for the Wyoming or Colorado flyer who would be first to achieve the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Colorado
Casper National Bank
Patrick Sullivan
Casper
Firet
For Rent and Wanted Classified Items From 2013 Page
Two rooms for homekeeping in a yen home. strictly modern rooms. prices reasonable. 1619 Thomes St Sherman. Wanted young man with experience to drive car in or out of city. Box 401. Four furnished housekeeping rooms for rent at 2333 Pioneer.
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Thomen
New Sherman
Thomes St. of
Pioneer
Floyd to Address Cheyenne Parent Teacher Meeting
H A Floyd will speak to Cheyenne High School Parent Teachers Association at 7 40 PM tomorrow. As secretary of the Wyoming public utilities board he will share observations on women's wartime activities in Wyoming and other cities. The meeting is open to all parents and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne High School
A. Floyd
Wyoming Pubiic Ulitiws Board
Wyoming
Floyd
Honor Roll for $1000 W S S Club
Honor roll listing donors and members including W. C. Irvine William M. Mullen Western Kite Ins Co H. N. Boyd George W. Plummer Ron Shoe Clothing E. W. Stone W Riner Cyrus Heard Mollie Tagersoll H. M. Hiteshew Mrs John Meeewon Douglas Wyoming
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W. C. Irvine
William M. Mullen
Western Kite Ins
H. N. Boyd
George W. Plummer
Ron Shoe & Clothing Co
E. W. Stone
W. Riner
Cyrus Heard
Mollie Tagersoll
H. M. Hiteshew
John Meeewon
Douglas, Wyo
New Taharing Shop Opens in Cheyenne by Shepherd and Woutz
New tailoring establishment opens in Cheyenne on Seventeenth Street occupying Mrs Mary Lewis old store room. Partners Shepherd and Woutz plan to produce menu and women’s clothing plus military uniforms, with cleaning and pressing services. They invite public inspection of the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hern Shephard and Woutz
Cheyenne
Mary Lewis
Astreet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maltrie Babcock
Betty Brown
Park
Dan S. Park & Company
Hallmark
Cahill & Holliday, Proprietors
Dear's Coal Company
J. FB. Allen
Glenrock
Reed H. Hollister
Pioneer Ave
Auto Express
Chalk Bluffs
Jack Billot
Chalk Bluffs Ranch
B. F. Drayton
Leader Office
Morris Harness Shop
West 16Th St
Bon Ton
Chugwater
E. H. Corry
Perkine of
Gerald Perkins
Chaplin
W. E. Chaplin
Hisagherdl
Douglas
Tom Sherman’ Paint Company
Lily Grunden
Lilly Grunden
Office of the Livestock Commissioners
Anne
Leader
Coliseum Hall
Cheyenne Maccabes
Archie Roosevelt
Oriass
Woodimesay
Aldociery
Eer
Appeal OF French Association
W.S.S. Club
the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
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