Social Evening At Hast Ninieteenth Street In Cheyenne
A pink and green themed gathering on Hast Nineteenth Street features a refined dining table with pink carnations and ferns. Guests include Miss Jean Brooks Miss Elizabeth Gill Miss Tim Rogers Miss Rosalie Stone and Major Devore with Lieut Sykes of Fort Russell. The Saturday Musicale Club repeats Rubinstein and Chadwick works and plans Sleeping Beauty next month. Mrs Morton recovers from grippe. families relocate and hostesses entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Charles Hasting
Charles Bristol
Lst
Jéan Brooks
Mizabeth Gill
Tim Rogers
Misa Rosalie Stone
Misa Jean Thompson
Margaret Burdick
Maddox
Agnes Nant
Celia O
Rubinstein
Chadwick
Marie Buchanan
Valera Brownlee
Protests Over National Forest Land Removals
Washington April 25 Protesters object to removing grazing lands from national forests arguing overgrazing harms ranges and watersheds. Secretary Wilson says laws do not authorize retaining grazing lands within national forests and water protection will guide any border land retention. The policy was approved by Agriculture and Interior secretaries and by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hervé
Ovl
Wilson
Hng
National Forest
Departments of Agriculture and the Interior
Actress Whose Husband Dear Is Her Angel
Actress, wife of Frederick Thompson, owner of the Hippodrome, the largest theatre in the world, secures and stages her plays with his support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Thompson
Hippodrome
Presbyterian Church Meeting and Local Social Notes
The Presbyterian church will meet this afternoon with Mrs Henry Reese at 1922 Maxwell Street. Miss Maude Johnston and Mrs A H Doane have returned from Denver where they attended the Minnesota symphony split festival. Mrs A P Hansen is visiting her daughter Mrs Fred Atteberry in Mitchell. Mrs H L Keller will host the members of her Five Hundred card club Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Henry Reese
Maxwell Street
A. P. Hansen
Fred Atteberry
Br Mitchell
Ned
H.l Keller
Sunday Amusements Draw Crowds Despite City Ordinance
Public theaters opened last Sunday as new Sunday amusements proved popular with many residents. Shows ran from 3 to 9 pm and each performance drew full houses. Cheyenne pastors denounced the city council for permitting Sunday exhibition. Ministers urged their congregations to oppose the measure.
Sheridan Rural Route Carriers Named in Sheridan
Washington April 26. Robert Ht. Furnage appointed rural carrier for route No. 1 and Charles F P Basely for route No. 2 at Sheridan Wyoming. Social dance by Carpenter's Union Local 469 Tuesday evening April 26 1910 at A O U hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Washington, D
Robert Ht. Furnege
Charles FP. Basely
Wyo
Carpenter's Union
Hand of Another Signs Artist's Will
In New York on April 25 the frail artist John Lafarge, famed author and painter, used the guidance of another to sign his will from a Fifth Avenue apartment. His son, a Teault priest bound for Rome, stood by alongside his wife and Dr. John W. Bismaril, Bellevue's chief physician, as Lafarge finished signing and rested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Lafarge
Weld
Fifth Avenue
Vatican
Rome
John SW. Bismail
Bellevue Hospital
Fourteen Telephone Booths Ready for Shipping West
Fourteen booths built under Fred Carlson are prepared for shipment from thinty to points west of Cheyenne on the Upton Pacific. They will be installed in the new telephone system where trains are being dispatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Fred Carlson
Thinty
Cheyenne
Upton Pacific
Rong
Mts
Labor Shortfall Delays Building for Signal Maintainers
Twenty two men under Fred Carlson are building supply sheds for the signal maintainers along the Wyoming division of the Union Pacific lines. Carlson reports a labor shortage limits his crews and hampers progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Carlson
Wyoming
Union Pacific Ines
Carlson
Folk Announces Candidacy for President in 1912
ex-Vice Governor Joseph W Folk of Missouri travels from New York after openly confirming his bid for the Democratic nomination for the 1912 presidency. He plans to visit every state with supporters before the Democratic convention, while Governor Marshall is also expected to secure endorsement. The Farmers Union gathering in St Louis and AP meeting in New York add to the campaign’s momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folk
New York
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
City
Indiana
Goy
Marshall
The
Farmers’ Union
St. Louis
Friends of Folk
Friends of
Gov. Marshall
Associated Press
Stops to light pipe bravado costs life in Wyoming
In Shoshoni Wyoming April 25 coroner could have ruled Nelson death from bravado. Elmer Nelson employed by Billington as a grader at a camp between Moneta and Lost Cabin. He lit a fuse with companions scrambling to shelter. He paused and lit his pipe then a blast crushed his skull instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Lander Syndicate Plans Oil Pipeline North Of Lander
The Lander oil syndicate holding valuable leases on Shoshoni Indian reservation lands has completed surveys for a four inch diameter seven mile pipeline. It will connect wells to the railroad four miles north of Lander and deliver up to 6,000 barrels of oil daily at capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander OL Syndicate
Lander
Wyo
Lander Oil Syndicate
Shoshoni Indian Reservation
Tts Wells
For all kinds of art work call at
A terse notice invites inquiries about art services and commissions. It provides a phone contact and emphasizes availability for diverse artwork types. No names or dates are given.
Indigestion remedy claim from A B Roedel promotes pills
An advertisement touts a guaranteed remedy for indigestion and fermentation symptoms. It cites Migna stomach tablets and Woth’s Pills as cures with claims of relief and low cost, naming A B Roedel and providing a Whitefield New Hampshire address and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BR. Rogdel
Cheyenne
Doctor Mills
Arihue
Nichole St
Whitefield
Mays
Pat A. B. Roedel
A. EB
Roe
Doctor advised operation and Lydia Pinkham remedy
A Galena woman describes severe side pain and a suspected tumor from rupture. After a doctor urged operation, she used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, reporting the lump subsided and pain eased, crediting the remedy for relief of female ills. The ad promotes free advice and quotes a Kansas surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
Kana
Marchell
Aga Ben
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mia
R. R. Hury
Ans
Lydia
Pather's mistake may cost life of son
In a Mystic Shriners auto speed event at Tagle side race course William Nelson, son of San Francisco contractor Fernando Nelson, crashed through the outer fence. He suffered face and scalp lacerations and possible skull fracture. his machinist A B Bright was only bruised. Nelson opposed removing the board fence earlier. Ben Kirscher, driving a 100 hp Darracq, crashed through the inner fence but was uninjured and rode with Barney Oldfield to prove the condition to 10 000 spectators. Oldfield then beat the coast record for a mile in 61.56 seconds in a 200 hp Benz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SON
San Francisco
Tagleside
Mystic Shriners
William Nelson
Fernando Nelson
A. B. Bright
Nelson
Bright
Shriners
Ben Kirscher
Darracq
Kirscher
Barney Oldfield
Oldfield
Benz
Palace Pharmacy Promises Sleep Cure for Pile Cones
An advertisement claims antiseptic pile cones cure while you sleep with a guaranteed result at Palace Pharmacy. It touts a simple nightly use and assures relief from piles through a topical treatment.
Octogenarians Elopement Ends in Quiet South Bend Marriage
In South Bend Indiana Henry Banstead and Mrs Jane Frame both in their eighties wed Saturday at the county courthouse following a secret elopement from Terre Haute after a 27 year separation and divorce. They had no more children since their first marriage, their son and two daughters now over fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Terre Haute
Henry Banstead
Jane Frame
Court House
W. B. Wright
Ranstead
Sheridan Boilermakers Strike Not Successful
Sheridan Wyoming April 26 two weeks since the Burlington boiler makers in local shops went on strike with strike breakers from Chicago arriving three days after the strike was declared no change in the situation and new men said to be doing satisfactory work and growing opinion the men will not be re employed here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
Burlington
Chicago
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Aprit
Robert Morton
Charles Riggs
Corcoriin, Cal
Amos Fox
Charles Thomas
John Thomas
Evans and
Twenty-first Streets
Fred Moore
Denver
J. B. Payne
Chi- Cal
Dennis O'Connell
the Woman’ Missionary Society of
Paris
Rt E
Fecom Cy
Cave Sopthear, Ou Manteak
Martial Et
Armand
Forestry Service
Becrttary Wilken
Hansell
Capitol Avenue
James Bios
James Bros
Ingersoll Store
Carey Avenue
West Seventecurh Street
Baie Bovio
Lydia E.pinkham
Pather
Mishing
James Bhos
Sheridan Boilermakers
Basenala, UN Tron, James Bhos
LOWES
Gleason Mercantile CO
Kelley Mercantile Co
Magla
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