Frontier guests in town mix with local residents
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Conroy of the C & 8 and Misa Carrie Donbach of Moberly Mo visit Frontier as guests of Roscoe Dutcher and Mrs P H Conroy. Mrs Conroy brings her mother Mrs M H Madson of Oakland City Ind and sister Mrs Fred Offenberg of Boaneville Ind. The visitors plan to stay awhile. Mr and Mrs Paul Bailey entertain Mrs Bailey's mother Mrs J T M Kingsford and cousin Miss Charlotte Rodgers of Ogden as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 at Mrs Davidson's estate
Mrs Celia Davidson entertained on a Kipling ton porch with comfortable seating, rugs, cushions, and abundant nasturtiums. Guests sewed chatted and enjoyed attractive refreshments while several young ladies attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Davidson
Kensington
Miss Davidson
Fort Russell welcomes Graham newlywed couple on leave
Lieut and Mrs Graham married last Saturday at Fort Riley have arrived at Fort Russell as guests of Col and Mrs Guilfoyle. They plan to travel to Saumur France where Lieut Graham will study French riding methods at the riding school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Fort Riley
Kan
Fort Russell
Guilfoyle
Saumur
France
Lieut
Artillery to Return Sparks Jubilee at Frontier Park
The Fourth Field Artillery are due to arrive tomorrow for noon from a long hike, bringing general rejoicing. A busy social schedule unfolds with receptions for sisters and nieces, a Ninth Cavalry subscription dance, and multiple box party gatherings at Frontier park and the Plains theater.
Travel Plans Share Ranch and Mountain Outing Plans
The convention of the State Federation of Women's Club discusses leaders and guests such as Mr Rote and the Morgan couple from Laramie. Mr and Mrs Harry P B Hynde entertain at Frontier Park while Mina Dillon of Wheatland visits Mrs G F Dunningham. Dillon heads to Lincoln Nebraska to begin work as primary supervisor.
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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 and Concert at Methodist Church
Mrs V K Hart will give an organ recital and concert in the evening at the Methodist Church under the ampires of the Women s Missionary Society of that church A silver offering will be taken Admission free Everyone cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. K. Hart
Methodist Church
Women's Missionary Society
Military Band Concert At Post Today For Frontier Visitors
The Fourth Field Artillery band under A. P'Aintolo will give a 10 30 morning concert at the post. Cheyenne residents will attend, hoping for a top Frontier program. Selections include Our Glorious Flag, Unfinished Symphony, La Czarine, In Callo Maschera, Glowworm, and The Latest Popular Songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Artillery
A. p'Aintolo
Artllery
King
Schubert
Canne
Verdi
Glowworm
Lincke
Lampe
A. D'Aiitolo
No Elk and a Quick Tooth Extraction Joke
A Kansas City girl visits a dentist for a tooth pull. She bluntly says pull it. The dentist administers anesthesia and removes the tooth. He offers it back. she repeats want it, then asks why as the Elk joke ends in a Saturday Hyening Post context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Frontier Tickets On Sale At NTier Headquarters Depot
Frontier tickets are on sale at NTier headquarters located in the old Burlington Depot. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Perfonces
NTIER
Burlington
Atlas Bill 18 Vaudeville Show Highlights Frontier Week
The Atlas Bill 18 vaudeville program in Frontier week promises four acts. Jeannette Delmage returns with a catchy song and lively stage presence. The Eugene trio performs aerial stunts while The Two Bella deliver bright comic songs and humor. Prof Dunn presents two newly released reels, a comedy and a drama, as the orchestra provides accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlan
Jeannette Delmage
Bella
Ain
Dunn
pThye
Wyoming Central project fuels political clash in state land office
Wyoming official defends federal land policy amid delays in Carey act projects. He cites obstruction by federal departments as delaying homesteaders and farmers seeking government tracts, and pledges to push for closure of these obstacles. He stresses long frontier experience and loyalty to state interests while criticizing political opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Raucous Rodeo Tale
A garbled account describes a Texas rodeo with a steer rider bending its horned neck as pursuers close. Lenonds, famed for a muscular stance, dives from his saddle to grip the steer, while Mash attempts a similar feat, massaging the track with his cheeks amid the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Fleet Ponton
A Rao
Denver Post Band to Be Here Today
The Denver Post band, consisting of twenty men and women, will accompany a special excursion train from Denver today. While in the city the band will perform concerts at Prowtler Park and on city streets, providing music during the band's stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Post
Denver
Willie
Prowtler Park
Frontier band records and city youth orchestras impress
The piece highlights several youth bands including a Fort Collins group performing at Frontier Park and on the street. It notes members under 16 with two unusually tall makers and one very short, all skilled musicians. St. Vincent’s Orphan band gains popularity with residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Prontier Committee
Fort Coline
Frontier Park
Strente
St. Vincent's Orphane
Hove
American girl at social in England fools with line on wealth
A wealthy American girl at a country home in England faces a pointed remark about appearance. An Englishwoman notes the contrast between their complexions and wealth, and the American counters that it is her money rather than color that attracts noblemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
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Elizabeth Smith
James
Kintz
Roy Schuneman
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Josephine Spitter
Edna Petersen
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H. L. Patten
Casper
L. G. Davia
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Miasea Josephines
Mildred (Omroy
Ninth Cavalry
Post Gymnasium
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Snyder
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Lee Bristol
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Jack
Merwin
Charlie
W. Burdick
Mary Slavens Clark
The
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Seattle
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P. O. Brewster
John N, Doyla
Onre, Do, M
Detroit, Mich
Postum Co
State Federation of Women's Clut
Clara A. Ligier
W. 19Th Street
Frontier Tickets
Atlas Bill
Hopkins
Makati
Hank Dwenell
Tex Meoud
Biut
Fidera
Hite
Raece
Prairie Rose
Hetteach
Wilverapur
Golilla Binelwig
Nevady
Theodore Roosevelt
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Willis
L. MO
Shermans Co
Professional Directory
Krinkbad & Mentzer
D. W. Gill
Cheyenna
Mark A. Chapman
CLYDE
16Th St
First National Bank
Notary Puglio LS
Hugo Donzelman
Carey Brock
Bartlett Engineering Company
Wilfred O'Leary
Foginsers
West 10Th
John Charles Thompson Co
W.riner
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Persert
Gleason
Central Ave
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