Dinner Party Honors Fay Walker at Bristol Home
Mrs FE Bristol hosted a Friday dinner party in Cheyenne in honor of her niece Fay Walker of New York City who departs today for a week at the McVarlane ranch near Wendover. Attendees included Miss Walker, Mrs John Morrison, Mr and Mrs H B Henderson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. Bristol
Rven
Fay Walker
New York City
McVarlane Ranch
Wendover
Fristol
Miss Walker
John Morrison
H. B. Henderson
Harry Henderson, Jr
Wyoming National Guard
Frances Bristol
Jack Merwin
Charlie Bristol
Peter McFarlane
McFarlane
John Johnson
Marie Johnson
Broken Bow
Neb
Bert Reeder
Calloway
Cheyenne
Johnson
Major R. Andersen
Estes Park
Miss Marie Andersen
Publc
Omaha
Methodist Sunday School Win One Class Music Evening
The Win One class of the Methodist church and Epworth league are invited to the home of Mrs. A. L. Putnam to hear a musical program performed by an Fort Russell orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win One
Methodist Sunday School
Epworth League
The
Methodist Church
A. L. Putnam
Fort Russell
Visiting List States Major Parker Heads to Palo Alto
Major Arthur Parker, quartermaster of the U.S. Army, departed Cheyenne for Palo Alto California after a brief stop with his family. Mrs Parker and the children will follow. The report lists multiple residents traveling for visits to relatives, ranches and events across Wyoming Nebraska and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Parker
United States Army
Palo Alto
Cal
Cheyenne
Parker
Red Cross work by dozen young society belles
A dozen young society belles gathered at Miss Susan Dreisec’s home to cut out garments for Red Cross work. Sunshine Society plans a library meeting this afternoon chaired by Mr T C Crabb with members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Dreisec
Red Cross
Hospital Aid Society May Have Unfinished Elections
With only the officers present at the Library yesterday afternoon the Hospital Aid society discharged bills and routine affairs. Small attendance led to another postponement of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Aid Society
Mount Melick Club Hosts Tea With Visiting Ladies
The Mount Mellick club entertained members and three guests Mrs Edward Dorian of Tenafly New Jersey Elmer Lane and E B Treat Saturday afternoon with visiting and sewing The gathering ended with tea at six o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Bullock
Mount Mellick Club
Edward Dorian
Tenafly
N. J
Elmer Lane
E. B. Treat
Queen Esther Circle Enjoys Beefsteak Fry Outing
Members of the Queen Esther circle of the OEF 5S and their husbands or dates traveled to Hereford grove for a beefsteak fry. The event offered abundant food and unusually tasty beefsteak cooked over coals, followed by cheerful entertainment before returning to town late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
OEF
Hereford Grove
Plense Grounds
Church Entertainment at Congregational Church
Mrs Daisy B Nettleton of Tacoma Wash president of a school of elocution will present the program at a Y M C A W C T I event at the Congregational church A silver offering will be taken to cover expenses Music will be by Fort Russell enlisted men including Mr Rhinehardt and local performers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy B. Nettleton
Tacoma
Wash
School of Elocution
Congregational Church
Fort Russell
Sunergae Meeting of St Mark's With Mrs Shingle
The Sunergae of St Mark's will meet this afternoon with Mrs J D Shingle. A large attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
J. D. Shingle
Presbyterian Aid Society to Meet Friday Afternoon
A business meeting of the Presbyterian Aid society will be held in the church parlors Friday afternoon. The session will discuss plans and aid efforts for members and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
Kansan Killed on U P Track Near Speer and Gleason
The body of J G Martin of Deerfield Kansas was found Sunday on Union Pacific tracks between Speer and Gleason Wyoming. He appeared struck by a train and remains were brought to Early's. Identification came from papers in his clothing. Funeral plans hinge on locating his relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Martin
Deerfield
Kan
Union Pacific
Speer
Gleason
Wyo
Martin
Cheyenne
Colorado
Corporations Urged to Pay Red Cross Dividends II
Businesses are urged to contribute dividends to the Red Cross, with officials framing the request as a civic duty. The appeal emphasizes broad participation by corporations to support humanitarian relief and community services nationwide.
Prosser Led Major Red Cross Fund Drive Effort
Seward Prosser of Bankers Trust New York and Red Cross drive chairman urged shareholders to pay up Red Cross dividends as the nationwide campaign to raise 100 million dollars proceeded. Financiers called his fundraising feat among the most remarkable for a charitable purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sown Prosser
Banker Trust Company of
New York
Oh Anct
Red Crove Wi Titan Committee
Prosser
Former Soldier Dies in Hospital After Drink Toll
A man who gave the name Taher, a former inmate from the city jail, died at St Johns Hospital after a progressive alcohol withdrawal. He had been brought to the jail in an intoxicated state and developed delirium tremens before being moved to the hospital late Sunday night. A police officer and guard assisted the nurse to place him in a strait jacket. he died yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taher
Major Reno Transferred to Fort Riley from Fort Hussell
Major William W Reno now Lieutenant Colonel, transferred from Fort Hussell to Fort Riley Kansas where he will be stationed for several months. Fort Russell orders ship of Colonel Reno’s household goods as friends recall five years of residence with many who will miss the popular family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
William W Reno
Fort Hussell
Fort Riley
Kan
Colonel Reno
Mires
Reno
Germans Claim Allies Cheated Our War Fruit
Amid a patriotic gathering in the German Reichstag Deputy Loringsioven is quoted by Vorwarts saying German successes would have brought peace under normal conditions, but global politics and growing Allied support have denied the German people the fruits of their victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Auge
Reichstag
Loringsioven
Vorwherts
Midwest States Plan To Pin Coal Prices
Eight midwest states Illinois Indiana Ohio Wisconsin Michigan Kentucky Missouri and Iowa will seek uniform action to fix maximum coal prices. Governors Lowden of Illinois and Goodmion of Indiana discussed the plan and will present it to their state councils of defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
British Officer Captured North of the Wambeck
A British officer captured north of the Wambeck on Tuesday morning says the enemy took away beer water. He was rescued that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BRITS
Weapotarties
France
Aue
Wambeck
Vague Remains From Battle Describe Wounded Officer Help
Soldiers halted eating the ra tioks to spare water for their machine guns while an orderly was sent to dress the officer’s wounds. The scene implies a military context with limited rations and improvised care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horthe
Was Here When City Was First Surveyed
A reminiscence from BE 1 Butte, senior partner in Greenwood Nebraska, recalls a 1867 Cheyenne survey. He joined Company Second Cavalry camping near Craw Creek with North Pawnee scouts on July 4, 1867, the summer Cheyenne was founded. He last visited the area decades ago and notes the city’s growth since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE 1
Butte
Greenwood
Neb
Fay
Butts
Craw Ereek
Troopers Sing War Song Near Town
Troopers from the First Cavalry serenaded locals last night with a new song set to the tune of Tipperary. Sergeants Houston and Mille composed the words reflecting Uncle Sam's boys and the Red White and Blue as they march for service in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipperary
Uncle Sam
France
Sereeants
Houston
Mille
First Cavalry
Also Mentioned on This Page
KICTY
Florence Bradley
Logan
Utah
Mrs. Fell
Miss Bradley
Salt Lake City
California
J. J. and
I. W. Bradley
Waldo Roberts
Casper
Standard Oil Company
Euest
Roberts
A. B. Forbes
Erle Gorham
Mrs. Dumm
Mrs. Schenk
Cincinnati
Laramie
J. P. O'Brien
Flacentia
John McGill
RK. W. Warren
Franklin Dumm
Kent Tatlock
Green River
Fager
Loveland
Colo
Mr. Tatlock
Army
Thomas Andrew
Inwood
Iowa
W. H. Andrew
Pueblo
Mrs. W. E. Hinrichs
Potter, Ned
Jack Hullett
Chugwater
Hulletta
H. S. Ridgleys
Tnet
Denver
A. Fenwick
North Platte
Basin and Missoula
Mont
H. 8. Ridgley
Joseph M. Carey
Eleanor Fillebrown
Philadelphia
Oxfords
Mary Janes
Wasserman’s
Cavey
Musicale
Miss Ruth Griffin
Wheatland
Madame Griffin
Clara Raife
Washington
Oregon
Mollie Ingersoll
Fred Miller
Arthur
A. J. Miller
Granite Canon
Mabel McAdam
Potter, Neb
Lillie
Minnie Roberts
Miss McAdam
Sunshine Society
T. C. Crabb
Mount Melick Club
Sunergae Meeting
Russia
Kansan
U.P
RED Cross Diveiden II
Seward Prosser
Fort Russell Society
Alfred S. Balsam
Fort Husell
Yuma, Ariz
Halsam
Thirty-fifth Infantry
Mrs. Cameron
Colonel Cameron
Koester
Johnston
Kolbe
Twenty-fifth Cavalry
Fort Sill
Midwest
VHS
Price
Wim. Myers Dry Goods Co
Cheseifia
Texoma
Fueet
Amy
Texas Cake & Tachi Co
Dallas, Texas
BIG Muddy Oil Stock
Elkhorn
Pathfinder
Kinney
Northwest
Glenrock
GIL and Gas
Jupiter
Boston
Wyoming
Central Avenue Side
Sheyenne Wyyort
Harry P. Hynds
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!