Birthday party and social notices fill varied city life
A sequence of social events includes a dinner at Kable Cafe Grill in honor of Lieut Weaver leaving for Fort Snelling, a large Atlas party for Miss Virginia Finlaygen’s thirteenth birthday with guests and a pink theme, and several gatherings at homes and clubs. Notables hosting and attending include the Finlayson, Wharf, Vance, Crain families, and guests from Olney, Des Moines, Laredo, and Ohio. The column also notes a fish fry at Kabis Cafe Grill, a dancing class at the Industrial club, and an upcoming wedding of Florence Rugg and an unnamed groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Fort Snelling
Minnesota
Virginia Finlaygen
Atlas
Finlayson
West Twenty-second Street
Joyce Sullivan
Vera Kerrigan
Josephine Mullen
Jeanette Mullen
Gertrude Sweeney
Anna McHugh
Lois Marble
Dorothy Gleason
Georgia Hirat
Ruth Harrington
Dorothy Leslie
Helen Cooper
Margaret Harris
Loretta Stapleton
Mary and Virginia Finlayson
Margaret Mussette
Laredo, Texas
Paris Fashion Hints The Daily Hint From Paris
John W. Hullett visits at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Rugg on East Twenty sixth street. The Mount Mellick club meets this afternoon with Mrs Harry Ruff at 2215 House street. Mr and Mrs T J Gilson of Knox ville Iowa arrived and will visit with daughter Mrs W C Mentzer at 1820 Maxwell street. Mrs George Ridnour of Springfield Ohio returns home after a pleasant trip in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hullett
Mrs. Charles Rugg
East Twenty-sixth Street
Mount Mellick Club
Harry Ruff
House Street
T. J. Gilson
Knoxville
Iowa
W. C. Mentzer
Maxwell Street
George Ridnour
Springfield
Ohio
EF. 8. Johnston
Frank Johnston
Remarkable Patent Remedy Endures a Thirty Year Test
The passage extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a time tested female remedy. It claims the product has cured women of severe female ailments for thirty years and earned enduring respect in households nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Pioneer Cheyenne Woman Succumbs
Shortly before 11 o'clock yesterday morning, Mrs. Julia Robidou, a Cheyenne pioneer, died at her home 520 West Nineteenth Street. Cause of death was dropsy. She was 58, had lived in Cheyenne 36 years, and is survived by five children: Mrs. Anna Hamlin of Nevada, Mrs. D. F. Hines of Salt Lake, Mrs. Ralph McNair, Miss Elsie Robidon, and Ralph Robidon of Cheyenne. The funeral will be at St. Mary's Cathedral at 9 o'clock Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Robidou
West Nineteenth Street
Cheyenne
Anna Hamlin
Nevada
D. F. Hines
Salt Lake
Ralph McNair
Elsie Robidon
Ralph Robidon
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Military tailor Nimetz offers Army uniforms and Sebastopol view
The window at 1821 Carey avenue displays a scene from the Battle of Sebastopol and the Charge of the Six Hundred as John B. Nimetz announces his appointment as agent for the American Ladies' Tailoring Co. He touts forty years of European and American experience and promises perfectly fitting garments for Cheyenne women to match military attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastopol
Carey Avenue
John B. Nimetz
American Ladies’ Tailoring Co
Cheyenne
Europe
America
Union Pacific to Run Dining Cars During Frontier
Union Pacific workmen yesterday built a spur between the passenger depot and freight house to accommodate two dining cars the company will operate during Frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Frontier
Lake Minnehara facing lot for sale
A single lot facing Lake Minnehara is offered for sale for 500 dollars. Contact G. S. Oliver at 574 by phone for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Minnehara
G. S. Oliver
Walls of Old Cheyenne Bar Demolished
The walls of the Cheyenne Bar along the Colorado Railway line were punched into the basement. Debris will be dirted over and three railway tracks built atop the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Colorado Railway Company
Palace Pharmacy Lotion Promises Cure for Tan and Freckles
The Bensy Almond Lotion sold by Palace Pharmacy is advertised as a remedy that cures tan and freckles. The claim is presented in bold terms with promotional language typical of its era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Pharmacy
Wyoming Valuations Rise With Tax Increase Across Counties
State Board of Equalization reports valuations up by over two million dollars and tax levy up by about forty three thousand from last year. Laramie County leads in total valuations while major rail and utility properties contribute to the statewide figure for 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board OF Equalization
Laramie County
Wyoming
Big Horn
Albany
Carbon
Converse
Crook
Fremont
Johnson
Laramie
Natrona
Sheridan
S'twater
Uinta
Weston
South Ride Lots Offer Through Cash Installments
Property listings advertise 810 cash and 8 per month payments for lots in Holdrider Addition behind a facility with a home on East 161st. Contact G Oliver at phone 574.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ride
East 161 ST
Oliver
Local Notables Tone with Cheyenne Residents
Personal mentions from Cheyenne include Leroy Moore visiting her father William Irvine. Tom Reed departs from Denver with Charles Burgdorf and wife for a few days near Saratoga. Deputy U.S. Marshal L. E. Snow returns from the Big Horn area. State Geologist Edwin Hall returns from northern Wyoming. Ed Kaufman of Saint Louis visits sister Mrs. Max Idelman. Thomas Murray returns from Denver. State Examiner J. C. Newlin back from Baggs. Deputy Sheriff Ed Schoel on county legal round. Dr. J. M. Wilson and W. F. Hamilton, irrigation men, in Cheyenne. C. K. Buckman tends business in Natrona County. D. B. Gray of Rock Springs visits Cheyenne. South Side W T VU to meet Thursday at 2 pm with Mrs. Bertha E. Woods at 615 East 9th Street. meeting urged for all members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burgdorf
Cheyenne
Saratoga
United States
Marshall L. E. Snow
Big Horn
Edwin Hall
Ed. Kaufman
Saint Louis
Max Idelman
Thomas Murray
Denver
Baggs
Frontier moving picture privileges granted in city
The Frontier committee awarded moving picture privileges to Tournament Film Company of Toledo Ohio for Frontier events. Union Pacific Railroad will also film the numerous wild scenes featured during the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Committee
Tournament Film Company
Toledo
Ohio
Frontier
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Corporal Hode Stabbed in West End
A Corporal Hode of Troops Ninth Cavalry was stabbed in the back last night in the West End by a woman and seriously wounded. The knife penetrated his shoulder blade. he was taken to the police station where Dr Heneberry treated the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Cavalry
Hode
West End
Heneberry
Mrs. Louisa Hasmings Passes Away in Cheyenne
Mrs. Louisa Hasmings wife of D A Heatings a landscape gardener died at St Johns Hospital at 9 oclock last night. She lived in Cheyenne for about thirty years and was a beloved resident. She is survived by nine children all residing in Cheyenne. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loiwsa Hasmings
Louisa Ha«inge
D. A. Heatings
St. Jon's Woapital
Cheyen
Cheyenne
All Signs On The Streets Must Go After Work Begins
The report notes signals must be removed once actual construction starts. A contractor will receive a 10 percent bonus of the actual construction cost. Temporary dams and access are planned to divert North and South Crow creeks around the work sites to keep water clear during dam construction. Mayor Cook says the Jac filtration dam will be completed tomorrow and water will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perment
Crow Creeks
Cook
Frontier carnival plans approved and water works extended
The city mayor will supervise mains work while the Cheyenne Athletic Club gains permission to set tents for Frontier attractions. A carnival company tours Thames and Sixteenth Streets under police and fire supervision, with petitions for water and sewerage extensions favorably acted on and a fire hydrant ordered at Fifteenth and Morle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Athletic Club
Carnival Company
Thames and
Sixteenth Streets
Athletic Club
Fifteenth
Morle Streets
Quarterly Conference Postponed at First Methodist Church
The quarterly conference is postponed from next Friday evening to Monday evening August 22 due to Dr EB B Rawls mission superintendent being called out of the city. W M Nelson, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Methodist Church
EB. B. Rawls
Porter Charged With Attacking Woman
Charles Miller, a colored porter, was arrested on a warrant from Justice of the Peace William McGinn's court. He was charged with assault and battery. Cordelia Moore, a colored woman, was the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gharles Miller
Justice of the Peace
William McGinn
Cordelia Moore
Foot remedy promises relief for tired feet and corns
An advertisement extols TIZ foot remedy, claiming it clears pores to relieve soreness and eliminates calluses and bunions. A user from Chicago reports relief after years of foot pain despite medical help. Sold by Walter Dodge & Co with a 25 cent price, distributed through Sands Plug Co. and Palate Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preutaor
Gale
Walter Dodge & Co
Chicago
Sands Plug Co
Palate Pharmacy
Local auto dealer sells Maxwell agency to Overland firm
George Strawman, longtime Maxwell dealer at the Maxwell garage 1614 Seymore Street, has sold his business to L. M. Campbell, new Overland local agent who will now handle both cars and operate a repair shop at the same garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Strawman
Maxwell Autos
Maxwell
Seymore Street
L. M. Campbell
Overland Automobile
Campbell
Speed Fiend Fined to Ten Dollars
Billy Hicks a young driver employed by George Strawman pleaded guilty to exceeding the speed limit and was fined ten dollars by Judge Bruner in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Hicks
George Strawman
Bruner
Governor Brooks Seeks Wyoming Delegates to Conservation Congress
Governor B. B. Brooks mailed letters to Wyoming commercial clubs asking them to send one delegate from each city and town to the conservation congress meeting in St. Paul Minnesota next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Brooks
Wyoming
The
Conservation Congress
St. Paul
Minn
Test Ride Led By Brigadier General Hoyt From Polo Mountain
Brigadier General Ralph Hoyt commander of Fort D A Russell leads a party of officers on a test ride across the country. The group started Sunday from Polo Mountain and had covered zero miles by last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hoyt
Fort D A. Russell
Polo Mountain
Cassidy Suffered Two Wounds Falling From Moving Trolley
John M Cassidy a contractor is badly cut at his home 514 West 27th Street after a fall while alighting from a moving trolley car Saturday night Police report on the incident details the injuries and location of Cassidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Cassidy
West Twenty-seventh Street
Industrial club to distribute Cheyenne leaflets to visitors
The Industrial club plans printing and distributing several thousand leaflets describing Cheyenne to frontier visitors who will arrive in the city next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Industrial Club
Local Union Pacific Worker Cronk Injured
A. I. Cronk, an employee in the Union Pacific shops, sustains injuries in an incident at the railroad yard. Further details on the accident and condition were not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Cronk
Union Pacific
Notaries Appointed After Car Accident In Niankle Mottay
Governor Brooks appointed public notaries following a bicycle wheel accident that left Niankle Mottay fractured. The district court judge Roderick Matson returned to Cheyenne after weeks in the East, as public appointments were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Mo~taries Publican
Olesone
Lost Spring
M. Steele
Sheridan
Roderick Matson
Dinetrict Court
Cheyenne
They East
State Immigration Agent Tudkina Returns from River Cove Trip
Immigration Agent Tudkina haa returned from a journey into the Sweetwater and Green River cove area. The trip appears to have been an inspection or investigation with field observations reported locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudkina’ Haa
Sweetwater
Green River
Deputy Returns and Local Official Actions Reported
Deputy George LaParh has resumed duty as office deputy to State Veterinarian Dr. William F. Pinneging after vacation in Colorado. A marriage license was issued to George McCann and Anna Jansen of Cheyenne Incorporation. The Hulett Lodge No 460 OF fled incorporation papers with the secretary of state yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George LaParh
William F. Pinneging
Hla
Colorado
George McCann
Anna Jansen
Cheyenne
Hulett Lodge
Secretary of State
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warf
J. E. Wharf
Olney, Illinois
Kien Thompson
A. M. Vance
Des Moines
Bert Vance
Davis Block
Emily Walker
New York City
Hen B. Crain
Richard Boyce
Mrs. Crain
T. A. Cosgriff
Kabis Cafe
Thomas J. Helmer
Charles Helmer
Mra
Frank Firley
Olatha, Kaneas
B. J. Kerrigan
Manitou
Colorado Springs
V. K. Hert
J. C. Williams
California
J. A. Hinkleman
Murchison
Kathyrn Johnson
Misa Florence Rugg
Paris
Faoto Comkisal
Reutliforn Mecluaive Coftilont
Ats
Capitol, Avenuw
Old
General Fund
University
Capitol
Sheridan Hospital
University Normal ‘Building Fund
University Barns Fund
Union Pacifc Railroad Company
Superior
Union Pacifi Railroad Company
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Frannie & Kirby
Cody Inc
Guernsey
Colorado & Southern Railroad Company
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Wyoming & Northwestern Railroad Company
Colorado & Wyoming Railroad Company
Wyoming & Missouri River Railroad Company
Saratoga & Encampment Railroad Company
Laramie, Hahns Peak & Pacific Railroad Company
Wyoming & Western Railway Company
Central Coal & Coke Company
Rocky Mountain Coal & Irod Company
Cheyenne Electric Railway Company
Pullman
Manuel Bonilla
General Lee Christmas
Don Manuel Estrada Cabrera
Guatemala
Galveston
Tex
Bonilla
Lee Christmas
Leroy Moore
Douglass
William Irvine
Tom Reed
Den
South Side
T. VU
Bertha E. Woods
East 9Th Street
Moving Picture
W. M. Nelson
Wasserman's
Barnum
C. W. Parker
Featuring
Cardona
Home of
Carry Nation
Classhhone
Pigley Igantic
Niankle Mottay
Dodge Wmeturne
Julkins
Citizens National Bank
Citizen’s National Bank
Billy Walker
Carey Ave
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