Frontier visitors and local guests from Missouri and Indiana
Mr and Mrs P H Conroy of the C and B Misa Carrie Donbach of Moberly Missouri are in town as Frontier guests of Roscoe Dutcher and Mrs P H Conroy. Mrs Conroy has her mother Mrs M H Madson of Oakland City Indiana and her sister Mrs Fred Offenberg of Booneville Indiana visiting. Mr and Mrs Paul Bailey host Mrs Bailey's mother Mrs J T M Kingsford and cousin Miss Charlotte Rodgers of Ogden as guests for Frontier and will stay a while.
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Misa Carrie Donbach
Moberly, Mo
Frontier
Mrs
Roscoe Dutcher
P. H. Conroy
Conroy
M. H. Madson
Oakland City
Ind
Fred Offenberg
Boaneville
Paul Bailey
Mrs. Bailey
J. T. M. Kingsford
Charlotte Rodgers
Ogden
Sparka
Miss Knight
Pleasant porch gathering hosted by Miss Celia Davidson
Mrs. Celia Davidson entertained guests on a Monday afternoon with informal porch lounging, sewing, chatting, and attractively served refreshments. A parade of visitors and relatives arrived from Denver Chicago and Ohio and more for visits with local families and the Forde home.
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Celia Davidson
Kensington
Miss Davidson
Fort Russell Hosts Newleyweds Touring France Plans
Lieut and Mrs Graham, married last Saturday at Fort Riley Kansas, arrived at Fort Russell as guests of Col and Mrs Guilfoyle. They head to Saumur France to study French riding methods at the riding school.
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Graham
Fort Riley
Kan
Fort Russell
Guilfoyle
Saumur
France
Lieut
Artillery Return Sparks Post Celebration Plans
The Fourth Field Artillery are due tomorrow fore noon after a long hike, bringing general rejoicing. A post dance and several social gatherings are planned with visits from Col and Mrs Guilfoyle and other officers. Busy athletic and social calendar continues at Frontier park and surrounding venues.
Bikes and social outings mark Wyoming convention notes
The report mentions the State Federation of Women’s Clubs convention with Mr Rote leading and arrangements for trips to the mountains. It also notes Mr and Mrs George J Morgan of Laramie, Mr and Mrs Harry P B Hynde and party at Frontier Park, and Mina Dillon of Wheatland visiting Mrs G F Dunningham. Dillon heads to Lincoln Nebraska to assume primary supervisor duties.
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Rote
Lea
Ahere
Laramie
George J. Morgan
Harry PB. Hynde
Frontier Park
Yeaverday’serformance
Mina
Race Dillon
Wheatland
Wye
G. F. Dunningham
Mouee Street
Alfter Frontier
Mira Dillon
Linc Ooln
Neb
Organ Recital by Mrs Hart at Methodist Church
Mrs V K Hart will present an organ recital and concert in the evening at the Methodist Church under the auspices of the Women s Missionary Society Admission free A silver offering will be taken Everyone is invited
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V. K. Hart
Methodist Church
Women's Missionary Society
Military Band Concert At Post Today
The Fourth Field Artillery band directed by A. p'Aintolo performs at 10 30 this morning for Frontier visitors. Cheyenne residents plan to attend, as the program features Our Glorious Flag La Czarine Unfinished Symphony Masked Ball Glowworm and a latest popular songs medley.
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Field Artillery
A. p'Aintolo
Artllery
King
Schubert
Canne
Verdi
Glowworm
Lincke
Lampe
A. D'Aiitolo
No Elk Woman Demands Tooth Pull From Dentist
A Kansas City girl visits a dentist for a tooth extraction. She utters pull it, the dentist agrees and uses cocaine to numb. After the tooth is removed he asks if she wants it and she repeats want it. The line ends with Elk2-Saturday Hyening Post humorous misprint.
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Kansas City
Frontier Tickets On Sale At NTier Headquarters Depot
Frontier tickets are now on sale at NTier headquarters in the old Burlington Depot. Tickets retail from 9 AM to 5 PM and again from 7 PM to 8 PM.
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Frontier Perfonces
NTIER
Burlington
Atlas Bill 18 Livest Thin You Ever Saw
The Atlas program for Frontier week features four acts. Jeannette Delmage sings and headlines, with a popular Nutant routine. The Eugene trio performs aerial stunts to applause. The two Bella deliver singing and comedy with fresh jokes. Prof Dunn shows two newly released reels and the orchestra provides accompaniment.
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Atlas Bill
Atlan
Jeannette Delmage
Bella
Ain
Dunn
pThye
Wyoming land policy sparks speaker s defiant rebuke
The speaker denounces federal obstruction hindering Carey Act projects and Wyoming Central work. He accuses federal land offices, cites delayed patents and unworkable requirements, and calls for accountability from the Wyoming delegation while praising state efforts. He blends political critique with frontier history and urges action to secure homesteaders’ titles.
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Avery
Federal Land Office
Carey Net
Joe Co
Oller
Menta
Poundife
Wyoming Central
State Land Board
Democratic Party
Irrellion
Wheatland
Senator Warren
State Land Office
Wyoming
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Empert
Wild Western Scenes Stir Blood in Old Border Page
Vivid descriptions recount a Texas cattle drive incident with a steer charged by pursuers. Lenonds and Souk Mash engage in a dramatic ride where one rider dismounts and grasps the steer’s horns as the animal twists, culminating in a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Fleet Ponton
A Rao
Denver Post Band to Be Here Today
The Denver Post Band, consisting of men and women, will accompany one of the special excursion trains from Denver today. During their stay in the city the band will perform at Prowtler Park and on city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Post
Denver
Willie
Prowtler Park
Frontier town bands show bright future for youth music
A Frontier committee lists several youth bands under sixteen with ten handmasters including a seven foot tall youth and a four foot tall helper. The Fort Col line band performs rostrateria at Frontier Park and the street, while St. Vincent's Orphans band gains local popularity with an excellent lineup and strong performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Prontier Committee
Fort Coline
Frontier Park
Strente
St. Vincent's Orphane
Hove
Wealthy American Girl In England Social Scene
A humorously miswritten tale depicts a wealthy American girl at a country home in England. An English hostess comments on American and English traits while the American responds that money draws attention, highlighting class and money in a social exchange.
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England
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