Pleasant meetings and social planning noted at Maze and Ladies society
A pleasant meeting of the yetic Maze club was held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. M. Roseboom’s home with summer flowers, a five o'clock menu, and attendees listed. The Ladies' Aid Society of a Methodist church gathered at Mrs. Home's for postmeeting bake sale planning on August 13 near Ohenstein grocery. A Ridge club gathering hosted by Mrs. Walker featured pink sweet peas and bridge, with a guest list and hospitality noted. Mr. and Mrs. George Daiber welcomed a baby boy Wednesday evening. Miss Florence Mott departed Wednesday for St. Louis, with intentions of a two to three week visit. The Win One club is to be entertained tonight at eight.
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Fternoon
M. Roseboom
van Sigle
Mise Anna Hansen
Re, &. O. Stuart
A. Christian
C. Calloway
O. Tichardson
F. O Taylor
I.ler
Robert Nagle
Wainesworth
Kubic
Vangle
Avery
Carl Jackson
Illinois
George Angen
Mias
Anna Hansen
Ald Society
Strong
Speaker
Tarkey
Fleming
C. Chesler
Fye
Davis
Ensen
Baxter
E. R. ‘Ouchman
W. C. Walford
Arks
W. S. Hoskins
Mra. Greer
W. G. Walker
Ridge Club
Ummer
Billy
T. J. Palmer
W. Twenty-third Street
Paris Fashion Hints at Home of Pred Van Dolah
Social notes reveal Mrs. A. W. Barber and Miss Lourie Smith travel to Yellow Stone Park for about three weeks. Mrs Lovett Rockwell and her mother Mrs Ferdinand Gores of Cincinnati plan a Colorado trip of about one week. G A R General Fisher Circle 23 meets at 8 o clock tonight at the A O U W hall. Mrs Carl Jackson of Laramie visits her father, W F Miller. Palace Pharmacy promotes Benzoin Almond Lotion for Tan and Freckles.
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A. W. Barber
Lourie Smith
Yellowstone Park
Governor Names Wyoming Delegates to Conventions
Governor Brooks announced appointments of Wyoming delegates for the Second National Conservation Congress at St. Paul Minnesota September 6 8 9 The list includes Buckman Bowen Hay Taliafore Fourt Robertson Phelps Beck Thom Hill Wilson Cosgriff Daley Nobutt and Hinkle Delegates for the Eighteenth National Irrigation Congress in Pueblo September 26 30 include Crow Wo Peck Hee Wilson Brepp Brown Boslum Hart Pflaeging Neville Binkhorst Wallace Warnoilles and others
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Brooks
Wyoming
St. Paul
Minn
Charles K. Buckman
Casper
F. W. Bowen
Laramie
John Hay
Rock Springs
Taliafore
BE. H. Fourt
Lander
H. Robertson
Worland
G. Phelps
Meeteetse
George T. Beck
Cody
W. J. Thom
Buffalo
R. P. Hill
J. M. Wilson
Douglas
T. A. Cosgriff
Cheyenne
Wim Daley
Raw Ifus
J. D. Nobutt
Cokeville
L. C. Hinkle
Governpor
National Irrigation Congress
Pueblo
Italo
A. Hi. Crow
Roy J. Peck
Buffglo
W. F. Hee
Joseph H. Neville
Byron
A. Binkhorst
W. H. Wallace
Sheridan
W. P. Warnoilles
Explosion on schooner Ballitte kills two in harbor
Boston Aug 4 Two people were killed and several injured when a steam pipe exploded aboard the schooner Ballitte as she moved down the harbor. There was no panic among the passengers.
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Boston
Crystal Lake Dawn Completed and Ready for Transfer
Contractor W. R. Bradley announced Crystal Lake dam work will finish Saturday and be turned over to the city after that night. Water will remain out for cleaning and disinfection before storage and later connection to North Crow and South Crow creeks via a twenty inch main.
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Bradley
WW. R. Bradley
Crystal Lake
Mammoth
Lake
Ber
North Crow
South Crow
Granite Springs
Isle
Round Top
Notable Visitors and Local Arrivals in Cheyenne
Ralph H. Horton of Shoshoni, Lew Lyons of Burns, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lyons of Carpenter, and M. Banks of Chugwater were in Cheyenne yesterday. A. R. Pringle of Climax Refining Co. surveyed prospects for a nearby warehouse. M. Hiatt of Wheatland and George T. Westbrook of Lander also visited, with Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Little of Riverton staying in Cheyenne. Wheatland editor G. Hopkins returned home after a brief Cheyenne visit.
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Ralph H. Horton
Shoshoni
Cheyenne
Lew Lyons
Burns
C. C. Lyons
Carpenter
George T. Westbrook
Lander
Inter Ocean
T. W. Little
Riverton
G. Hopkins
Wheatland
Public letter touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Minneapolis reader credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending severe female troubles and restoring health within months. The note urges others to seek the remedy's advice and warns against doubting its benefits.
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Minneapolis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jon G. McLean
North
Butcher Weyl Commentation in Spanish Provinces
Militarized provinces struggle as revolutionary sentiment runs strong under ongoing firm control by authorities. The article notes central power asserting tight oversight amid unrest and attempts to quell independence-leaning movements.
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Butcher Weyl
Frontier program completed for Aug 24 four day event
After months of work the Frontier program is finished with more elaborate plans than ever. About 1500 cowboys and cowgirls from the West will compete in 100 events plus many special features. Prizes run into thousands of dollars as women riders figures rise. The Ak-Sar-Ben party will travel in special trains with Omaha commercial club support and the South Omaha livestock commission also attending. J M Kuykendal of Denver Omnibus and Cab is named as a judge.
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Traals
West
Omaha Commercial Club
Calumet Baking Powder Free Demonstration at Aleason Market
Calumet Baking Powder announces a free baking demonstration at the Aleason Mercantile Company store located at Capitol avenue and 16th street. The event runs Friday August 8 from 2 30 to 4 30 with plain and fancy baking, all stations using gas, and samples served. A prize cake will be awarded daily. Moldings at Sherman Co.
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Calumet Baking Powder Company
Aleason Mercantile Company
Capitol Avenue
16Th Street
Thomas M. Osborne and Auburn Political Shifts Mentioned
The item records Thomas M. Osborne once mayor of Auburn and leader of local Republican/Young Democratic factions. It notes his 1896 activity as Palmer-Bugher gold Democrats delegate and his formal self announcement as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor.
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Auburn
Aus
Pbhomas M. Osborne
Ausburn
Repub
Bryan
Palmer
Gold Democrats
Rimaelf
Democratic League
Two Candidates Announce Candidacy for County Offices
Deputy County Treasurer WH Dillman seeks the Democratic nomination for county clerk. Dillman, a Cheyenne native and Spanish American War veteran, has served as deputy treasurer for eighteen months. County Treasurer Voorhaed declares he will seek renomination by the Democratic county convention, stating his faithful service and acceptance of renomination while in office.
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WH Dillman
Mikes
Laks Voorhaed
William H. Dillman
Dillman
Joseph Dillman
Philippines
Tie Haa
Big Horn City Briefs On Local Marshal and New Baby
Deputy U S Marshal Leslie Snow travels to Big Horn Co on official business. Wasserman’s in Big Horn offers offords for 81.00 with a call for 100 women with ten small feet. A nine and a half pound boy was born Wednesday night to Mrs. George Dalber.
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Wasserman's
Big Horn
United States
Leslie Snow
Big Horn Co
George Dalber
Fine Wall Paper Contractor Citied In Building Ordinance Case
Cy Smith colored contractor was cited to appear in police court for violating the building ordinance over moving a barn from the Dyer property along the Colorado Railway line to another city site without a permit. The move halted on city street between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets leaving the street blocked while officials contest the chosen route as too tall for existing cables.
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Cy Smith
Uderstood
Dyer
Colorado Railway Company
Smith
Ciry Street
Sixteenth
Seventeenth
Etrmet
Local Real Estate Ad Lists East Side Lots For Sale
A terse classified ad offers several affordable east side lots for sale at the big price. The listing shows contact G. Olaver by phone B74 for more details.
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