Cheyenne Social Events Highlight Evening Party and Charitable Plans
The article covers a night of dancing at the nent Night party with 60 to 70 guests, formal attire, and a wake led by Mrs Cahill and Miss Buchanan. It notes upcoming May 6 events at Keefe hall under the hospital team benefiting Sick patients at St Johns and lists participating Misses, Mr. Lloyd of Las Vegas, and others visiting Cheyenne, with plans for future entertainments and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Keefe Hall
S. W. Schneider
Tme
St. John's
Treasury
Irs
Helen Gilland
Irene Schneider
Rather Hackman
Louise, Stuhr
Karel Rowland
Clarence Harris
Otto Cobry
Mia
Schneider
Nellie Hackman
Mabel Norcross
Trene Schneider
Bessie Cook
Winnie Cole
Dorothy Bruce
Hazel Glazebrook
Mildred Ford
Gladys Cole
Esther Harkman
Muriel Brangon
Geraldine Urwin
Ruth Cook
Marie Smith
Hermin Stuir
Louise Stuhr
Naomi Schneider
Maron Hughes
Elsie Taylor
Cheyenne notes and railway clerks convention items
The text reports Mr. Joseph H. Skidmore leaving for Chicago to represent local railway clerks at their annual convention on Thursday and Friday. It also mentions Mrs. Morra’s guest and a GAUR May supper in Cheyenne with men and women attending, plus a Cheyenne event on April 20th from 5 to 8 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Skidmore
Chicago
Industrial club to hold full meeting next Tuesday night
Directors of the Industrial Club call a full membership meeting for next Tuesday evening to discuss the Frontier matter. The session will be followed by a smoker as members were elected Ralph Hoyt and Wilfred O’Leary to club membership after Hoyt’s Cheyenne service and Fort Russell command. Tyric Theatre shows on Thursday and Friday only, April 21 and 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dbaramie River Concern
SAN Obstac
aid _pligtits
Pierce
Industrial Club
Ralph Hoyt
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Wilfred O'Learys
Sheep Quarantine Exits Wyoming Under New Order
The state board of sheep commissioners issues No. 90 requiring dipping of sheep exposed to hip and leg diseases. The order removes quarantine for sections north of the Wind River region and rivers north of North Platte Sweetwater and Laramie, allowing sheep to exit quarantine within Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Sheep Ecommissioners
North Platte
Sweetwater
Laramie
Wyoming
Hot-Bw Tot 'Twhis started from Kansas City
Readable fragments indicate a Kansas City origin in December with unclear event details. The text lacks concrete names, dates, or outcomes to establish a definite report beyond a travel or start note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Alarm Call Triggers Fire Headquarters Visit
A telephone alarm triggered a fire department response to a central location soon after midnight. Crews searched Twenty third and Van Levvel neighborhoods but could not locate any site or source of the alarm after a sweep of the area.
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Van
General Hoyt Arrives at Fort D. A. Russell
General Hoyt arrived at Fort D. A. Russell aboard a train yesterday with Company M officers greeting him. A salute of eleven guns was fired at 9 oclock to welcome the new commander. Mrs. Hoyt accompanied him and was reported to be in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
D. A. Russell
Geeral Hoyt
Barnett Advertising Man Attracts Attention
W. W. Burder advertising manager of the Barnett store is praised by the Dry Goods Reporter of Chicago for his Easter season ads for the Cheyenne papers. The article commends the ads for their display quality and human interest, noting Mrs Burden as a leading Western ad writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Burder
Barnett
Dry Goods Reporter
Chicago
Burden
Cheyenne
Barnett ‘Mercantile Co
Wyo
Stampafen
West
Witg
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted for female complaints
Park Rapids Minnesota and Brookville Ohio testimonials claim relief from irregular menses nervous issues and backache after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad highlights cures for various female ailments and invites free advice from its Massachusetts laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
Ohio
Anét Bor
Lydia TE
Pink m
K. Koynison
Lydia E
Pinkham
Law
Mass
Lydia I. Pinkham
Barnett Ad Man Emerges as Leader in Projections
The piece credits Barnett's ad man with rising as a leading figure in his projections, noting recognition within the circle. The report highlights his influence and growing prominence in campaign strategy and public messaging.
New Militia Officers and Local News Highlights
Mrs Glafcke offers choice cut flowers and floral work. New Lyric theatre manager A J Drake arrives with T J Lavy to perform at the new theatre. Wasser man offers Oxford shoes at 1.95. Dr W W Crook joins National Geographical Society. Gov Brooks appoints Francis De Castro and John I Kirby to militia ranks. O Q O Parker company of Kaycee formed with 26005 capital. False fire alarm at South Side hose house. Fire crew built rock approach to Fire Hall from High Twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Pharmacy
Geographical Society
W. W. Crook
National Geographical Society
Brooks
Francis de Castro
Douglas
C. B E. A. Moeller
John I. Kirby
Sheridan
FP. M. Williams
Highteenth
Galaxy of masculine eligibles in Washington profile
A Chicago Record-Herald feature praises national capital bachelors led by Senator F. E. Warren of Wyoming, a wealthy widower with charm and hospitality, amid a sea of ambitious daughters. It notes many notable figures including Pinchot Hitchcock Brandegee Penrose Burton Nixon Keane Dupont Cannon and Archibald Butt, with portraits and lavish attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record- Herald
National Capital
F. EB
Warren
Wyoming
Record-Herald
Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Hitchcock
Brandegee
Penrose
Burton
Nixon
Keane
Dupont
Cannon
Archie Butt
Colorado conservation vote backs state control of water power
In Denver this afternoon the Colorado conservation commission voted 107 15 to affirm exclusive state control of water power sites. The move contrasts with former Interior Secretary James R Garfield who urged national and state regulation jointly. A morning introduction failed for lack of quorum as Pinchot supporters left the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Conservation Commission
James R. Garfield
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A. Jo Large
Charles Lloyd
Las Vegas
New Mexico
A. H. Marble
Lower
California
Annis Reese
Mistres
Waltman
Alice Jewell
South Dakota
Henry Bullock
East Seventeenth Street
William Mills
Mount Melick
Ashley Cleasan
Russell Street
Priscila Club
O. Stuart
Mystic Maze Club
Wo MH. Morrison
Paris
Hege Fratcres
Capitol Avenue
Kemelind
O. R
Praternal Hall
Tyric Theatre
Hoyt
Barnes Advertising
Lydia E. Pinkham
Park Rapids
Minn
Lydia E Pinkham
Mrs. Ep. la Dov
Park
Summer Standard Fashion
Fannion Company
Fergupon Btre
Ingersoll
Seventeenth Street
E.S. Yegge
Hastern Marketa
Dalber
Ith St
C.T. Walsh
17Th Street
Barnett's
Cheyenne's Department Store
Barnett’s
Jay
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