Briefs and Personals from the Plains of Cheyenne
A burst of brief notices from Cheyenne with visitors and arrivals. Portland Oregon-Tt chambers in the city for business and pleasure. Lincoln Nebraska-Lincoln-W. R. Gaylord of Lincoln is in Cheyenne on Plains business. Casper-Casper arrivals Fred Hammond and wife visiting. Rock Springs-R. V. Wellington in Cheyenne on business. Vander Novlan departed west on No. 1 yesterday afternoon. Meriden irrigation financiers Miss Elsie Burnduighter and Miss Mionte Yoder visited. Delco lighting exhibit room opened at the Planning hotel inviting public view. New York-Harry Freed, owner of the Famous, returned from New York with stock. Omaha-Dee Bradrot, son of Bradstreet and Clemera, visiting Cheyenne with A. M. Conners and Theodore Worts. Denver-A. H. Kitt, traveling salesman, in Cheyenne on business. Malted Milk agent O I Carroll in town. Winnemucca-L. Campbell of Winnemucca a guest. Dodge-Sam Stephens of Judge Bros. in Cheyenne for car distribution. Denver-R. S. Tusan and family motored in yesterday. Pueblo-L. C. Dunpingham and wife from Pueblo plus I. J. Peterson visiting. Thermopolis-A A Gilliam in town regarding state use. Wheatland-D. W. Finn visiting. Shire-L. D. Shire, long-time extractor seller, arrived in Cheyenne.
County Commissioner Nomination Petition for Larsille GOP
A candidate announces run for four year county commissioner on the Republican ticket. The author asks veterans and voters to support in the primary on August 22, 1916, citing familiarity with local needs and requesting backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larsille
Mrs Knight Dies After Long Illness in Cheyenne
Mrs Jennie Allison Knight died after more than five months illness at 522 W Twenty first Street Cheyenne. She was 53 and widow of George P Knight a pioneer merchant. Funeral set for 10:00 AM Monday at the Presbyterian church. Survived by daughter Mable Knight and husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Allison Knight
Twenty-first Street
George P. Knoight
Cheyenne
Presbyterian Church
Knight
Mable Knight
Yips at Charley Irwin Show Ends With Handshake Peace
The account describes Rosevelt Yi’s wild cheering at Charley Irwin’s show and a brawl between Charley Irwin and Ed Lindsey from Oklahoma over a bull riding game. Colonel Thompson intervenes to urge a handshake and good relations. The act closes with a photo session and remarks on safety for riders and cowgirls. The departure of the Hoogevelt group follows dinner at the Shelbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
cCharley Irwin
Ed Lindsey
Oklahoma
Gate
Bill Thompson
Amu Apoka
Pute Hig Arma
Folt
Charley
Huysinesa
Bil
Phil Thompson
Prairie Lily Allen
Hoogevelt
the Shelbourne
Rawlins Sends Recruits to State Guard
Adjutant General Andersen announced a $346 check from San County citizens for the Mesa fund of Company H. He noted the timely gift after the unit exhausted its monthly rations. The State Leader fund for Company G, $590.59, was turned over to the company treasury with thanks to Capt Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersen
Sai County
Mesa
Company H
Major Andersen
Company
State Leader
Capt. Meyers
Chaney Signs for Bout With Champ Kilbane
Baltimore date states promoter Matt Hinkel received signed articles for the Chaney Kilbane championship bout set for September 4 at Cedar Point Ohio. L Bletzer George Kinney’s manager sent the documents with a $1000 forfeit by special delivery, noting gloves must be five ounces and a $500 forfeit if Kilbane weighs over 129 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
L. Bletzer
George Kieney
Cagney-Kilbane
Cedar Point
Matt Jo Hinkel
Cleveland
Dletzer
Brinker Races to Summit of Peak in Penron Cup
Races feature Brinker and groups including Romano Lent Cadillac Herioker Ubalmere Stents and more. The Penron cup offers $2,000 to winner and $1,000 to second, with a crowded field of drivers and placeholders listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinker
Romano
Lent
Cadillac
Herioker
Ubalmere
Stents
Wudeow
Mulford
Grant
Jones
Maxwell
Worthington
Studebaker
Morgue
Thief
Treacemeury
Hasvane
Paakfinder
Houghsom
Mercer
Perrick
Saxon
Wetmore
Keup
Wlage
Oldfield
Hudens
Patterson
Chalmers
Junk
Ford
Ford, reeEnee Uree—<ndane, Morogeus , Righ Whee
A. Moury
Aagere
Come Out of the Kitchen with Shredded Wheat Biscuit
Bake-oven season copy touts Shredded Wheat Biscuit as a ready cooked whole wheat food. It promises digestive restoration, full nutrition for a half day, and healthy bowels. Made at Niagara Falls New York.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Allied Drive Advances Near Salonika Claim Height 227
Paris reports a just launched allied push north of Salonika with the capture of Height 227 south of Poiran and ongoing artillery duels at Doiran. The Balkan front sees mixed moves as Austro-German forces shift, and questions remain on the offensive's actual start and troop withdrawals.
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Paris
Salonika
Poiran
Doiran
Balkan
Athens
Balkan Line
Serbia
Berlin
von Mackennen
Palmer Hanged at Penitentiary
William P. Palmer, described as a slaver of his wife, was hanged at the State penitentiary in Mantine after a jealous murder in January 1915. The crime occurred at a hotel where Mrs. Palmer was found dead and Palmer nearly cut his own throat before bystanders intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Palmer
Defenee
State Penitentiary
Mantine Atery
Palmer
Casper
Palmers
Dijshew
Orators Waterloo in Wisconsin House Scene
A Wisconsin congressman provokes debate by insisting on lawful purpose as the chamber considers enforcing a statute. Another member, Jim Mann of Illinois, quickly questions whether the prior speaker spoke to a purpose, and what that purpose was.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wisconsin
Speaker
Jim, Mann
Illinoia
Acentleman
Bridge over Big Horn River at Buffalo Creek Open to Traffic
A bridge across the Big Horn River at the mouth of Buffalo Creek has been opened for traffic. Additionally the Standard Exploration Co has a contract to sink wells for Glenrock Petroleum Co near Lost Soldier Springs and repairs and plans affecting Casper area hotels are noted.
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Big Horm River
Buffalo Creek
Standard Exploration Co
Glenrock Petroleum Co
Loat Soldier Springs
Sheridan High School Names New Principal J J Marshall
At a Sheridan school board meeting last Wednesday evening Prof J J Marshall of Lincoln Nebraska was elected principal of Sheridan high school after accepting the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan School Board
J. J. Marshall
Lincoln
Nebrt
Sheridan High School
Sheridan events mix politics, demonstrations, and community notices
A mixed set of notices from Sheridan describes Mrs Hen rietta Kolshorn demonstrating Home Economies at the University of Wyoming, Swisher’s Optical Service on 215 West 17th Street, and primary vote rules requiring in person voting. It notes Carnegie library circulation of 2140 with 89 daily average, a Soldier Creek box supper and dance, Uinta county get together day with a state farm meeting near Lyman, pew schoolhouse bids at Lyman, and a planned modern creamery at Guernsey.
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Henrietta Kolshorn
University of Wyoming
Sheridan
Uinta County
State Farm
Lymen
Proposals for Livestock Sealed for Indian Service 1916
Proposals for furnishing and delivering 100 rams to Leupp Agency Arizona 190 rams to Mescalero Agency New Mexico 60 rams to Moqui Agency Arizona 1250 rams to Navajo Agency Arizona and 250 rams to San Juan Agency New Mexico are invited by the Interior Department Office of Indian Affairs Washington until 2 pm August 28 1916. Bid requirements and delivery details to be obtained from the Indian Office and designated warehouses.
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Department of the Interior
Office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
Indian Service
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indian Office
Leupp
Arizona
Chicago
San Francisco
Calif
St. Lewis
Leap
Meoscalerno
Vientalero
New Vexien
Agen Keane Canon
Arizena
Narsajo Vweney
Mort Defiance Arena
Nil Sun Juath Agency
tThirteen
New
Cato Bras
Notice to Citizens on Garbage Nuisance After Frontier Days
Health officers urge immediate civic action to curb garbage and fly breeding. Citizens advised to keep covers on cans, avoid uncovered waste, haul manure every two days, spray stable floors, and swat pests. O K Snyder M D city health officer signs. AB-10 12.
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O. K. Snyder
M.D
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wasserman’s
Eae x Ste
Oregon
Chambers of
Portland
Ore
Prom
W. R. Gaylord
Lincoln, Neb
Isa Erest
Plains
Fred Hammond
City
Kick Springs
R. V. Wellington
Rock Springs
Choouse
Q. A. Vander Novlan
Vroom Moeridan
Elsie Burn Duighter
J. G. Bunn
Mi Mionte Yoder
Jess Yoder
Meriden
Opeis
P. &. Glafcke
Delco
Plaing Hotel
Koinems New Y York
Harry Freed
Famous
New York
Dee Bradstreet
Dee Bradrot
Bradstreet and Clemer‘s
Omaha
A. M. Conners
Theodore Worts
Denver
A. H. Kitt
O I Carroll
Heren's
Malted Milk Company
Own
Nebraska
Hon. L. Campell
Winnemutoa, Neb
Dodge
Sam Sephens
Judge Bros
Oine Cars
Denaver
Tusam
Pueblo
L. C. Dunpingham
I. J. Peterson
The
A. A. Gilliam
Thermopolis
Wheatland
D. W. Finn
Shire
L. D. Shire
Union Pacific
Horlick
Herlick’s
Racine
Wis
Politigal Advertisement
John B. Sloan
Ti-Pd
Rosevelt
Charley Wirwin
Rawlins
State Guard
Chaney
Kilbane
Stanislau
Rubbi and
San Martino del Corso
Goritz
Sgadrielle-St. Smared
Brandegee Kincaid & Co
Malaga
STH
PRE
Pres Ranch
Vrrenvion
Hammond
Swift
Wyoming
Hamilton Brown
O'Connell
Everybody's Magazine
Apital Coal Company Oal
Cahill & Holliday
Propriteors
R. Mwccafferty
Superior
Sherman Co
Meora
May Taverna
Piper Mintehngt
Primerg Exchante
Denver, Cola
Olas Mons
Edith Storey
Akantonio Moreno
Peaters
Mat
Ewe
Pipor Fintehiog
Sherman Cotf
Mark Chapman
Carey Ave
Swisher's Optical Service
W. 17Th St
Ben F. Swisher
West
Atted
Carnegiebrary
the Sherman Co
Soldier Creek
Pew
Lyman
Guernsey
the Lyric
H. N. Boyd Company Wholesale
Plains Hotel
Central Ave
Academy of the Holy Child Jesus
Mother Superion
J. M. CA
Ssidy Pracror Office Pivtere Sree
S. W. ST. Clair
Theoe Harveys
Atten Lami
Carey
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Lucutente and Meal
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