Dinner honors Bulgin and Lewis party at Methodist church
Guests at a Methodist church dinner included Dr Bulgin Rev Lewis and Mrs Lewis with thirty two covers. Decorations featured red white blue colors and American flag place cards. Other items note newlyweds William A Andrew and Mrs Andrew returning from Iowa and Easter events with Queen Esther Circle of the Eastern Star.
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Dr. Bulgin
Mr. Lewis
William A. Andrew
Iowa
Esther Ciote
Eastern Star
William Corbett
John Hunter
Thomas Middiemas
Corbett
Whisky and wine seized by customs inspectors in Boston
Liquor including whisky brandy and rare wines valued around 40 000 dollars and totaling about 41 200 to 1 400 quarts was seized when the liner Goldrick docked in Boston. A young woman concealed liquor in a large doll rigged to hide a half gallon demijohn inside.
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Boston
City News in Brief March Claims and Local Goings On
City commissioners approved all March claims with pay day to follow warrants issue. Many residents missed paying annual license tax at the city clerk’s office but returned today as the rush continues. Snow largely melted benefiting spring plowing plans. BE. S. Johnstone is recovering at home after a minor operation. John L. Sullivan leaves the Union Pacific to work in Omaha. Peter W. Collings to speak on bolshevism at Cheyenne High School gym. Birds warmed by early weather faced springlike freezes in Cheyenne.
City notes and spring activity fill Cheyenne scene
The corridor floor of the city court building remains bare after recent linoleum removal. Wild ducks rest on nearby lakes under federal protection with no hunting allowed this season. Cheyenne farmers begin spring plowing as tractors run on fields. Grading machines are idle due to weather and snow, while homesteaders depart for early crops. Easter lilies fill local flower shops.
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City-Courty Building
Cheyenne
Regulation White Paster Lily Favored Across Regions
In Cheyenne the regulation white paster lily is noted as the favorite in most places. Easter vacation draws many Cheyenne teachers away for visits to homes in other towns. Union Pacific mechanics join the back to the land homesteaders movement, slightly depleting worker ranks. No arrests were reported after the recent snow storm as residents clear walks. More new cars are on Cheyenne streets as dealers deliver this year’s models. Fort Russell gym hosted Fifteenth Cavalry versus Wheatland in a lively basketball game. Automobile Insurance. W. O. Benner, 502 E. 2148t. Phone 1623.
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Cheyenne
Three New Business Charters Filed in State
Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state for the Tomahawk Hotel Company, capitalized at 400000, to operate in Green River with directors Jacob W Hawk, Charlotte Hawk, T A Welch, Mollie Welch. Also filed were Miller Motor Truck Company at Gasper with 50000 capital and Callaghan Construction Company at Laramie with 250000 capital.
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Tomahawk Hotel Company
Green River
Jacob W
Charlotte Hawk
T. A
Mollie Welch
Miller Motor Truck Company
Gasper
Callaghan Construction Company
Laramie
Knights Templar to Attend St. Mark's
The Knights Templar will go to St. Mark's Episcopal church this evening at 8 for a special service. The preacher will be the Reverend Bishop Thomas. Auto top making advertised by Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbinder. Ladies should know Blackney. Leader ads promise results.
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Knights Templar
St. Mark’s
Episcopal Church
Thomas
Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbinder
Prohibition Search Validity Up In State Supreme Court
Sheridan and Douglas attorneys travel to Chayenne for a state supreme court hearing on the constitutionality of the search and seizure clause in the prohibition law. Arguments from Sheridan and Converse counties begin at 10 o'clock.
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Sheridan and
Douglas
Chayenne
State Supreme Court
Sheridan
Converse
Haas Becomes Postmaster for Cheyenne
William G. Haas, formerly of Cheyenne, assumed charge of the local post office yesterday morning as acting postmaster. He has been busy for two days checking the office and says things are in good shape with no changes planned. Walter L. Larsh, former postmaster, will enter the life insurance business.
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William G. Haas
Cheyenne
Haas
Walter L. Larsh
Ligier's Beauty Parlors Advertisement
Ligier's Beauty Parlors offers foot specialists manicuring hair dressing hair goods shampooing hair dyeing and bleaching toilet articles and sulfur steam baths at 1815 Capitol Ave phone 817.
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Ligier’s
Capitol Ave
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