Frontier Notes and Local Notices Roundup
Short items from Cheyenne including state auditor travel plans, primary day saloon closures, notable departures and returns, a man injured by a freight train near Archer, Lieut Dillman heading to West Point, heavy weekend rail passenger traffic, Frontier festival booth clearance, Supreme Court adjournment, Cheyenne hailstorm, fishing trip report, and several marriages in Cheyenne and nearby towns.
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Laramie
H. B. Kerr
William H. Hyatt
Charles Hyatt
Rev. Hyatt
Metes Park
Colo
Archer
St. John’s Hospital
Dillman
West Point
George Dillman
Sixth Cavalry
Cheyenne
N. Y
Lieut
New York City
South
Union Pacific
Colorado & Southern
Frontier
State Capitol
James Hart
Fred Marble
Glenrock
Josie Calligan
Lawler
Joseph Smith
Henry R. Hiatt
Howard
Neb
Christine Baggers
Hills
First Presbyterian Church
Elijah H. Finch
Uinta
Utah
Laura Ronhoft
Copenhagen
Denmark
Notice to Elks on Funeral of W A Trchards
Notice announces the funeral of late brother W A Trchards from Mirat Baptist church Tuesday afternoon August 20 at 3 p m All Elks invited and urged to attend Members will assemble at the church A J Getreke Acting E RA Attest T Blake Kennedy Secretary
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W. A. Trchards
Mirat Baptist Church
Elks
A. J. Getreke
E. RA. Attest
T. Blake Kennedy
Charlie Irwin's Wild West to Exhibit East
The Wild West show led by Charlie Irwin pulled out of Cheyenne yesterday bound for Des Moines Iowa to end the first leg of its Eastern itinerary. Exhibits run the last four days of the week with performances in Topeka then Des Moines and Chicago as the troupe heads through the Middle West.
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Charlie Irwin
Cheyenne
Nes Moines
Uin
Topeka
Des Moines
Middle West
Chicago
Bartenders Elect Officers for Coming Year
The Bartenders International union local met at Hayles hall and elected officers William Koegel as president Elmer Chenneweth as vice president Clyde Hackney as secretary and treasurer George Mitchell as recording secretary R Timberlake as chaplain Charles Kirk as inner guard T A Schnell as outer guard and Jack Sedgwick as inspector Delegates were chosen for the trade council The local union has about thirty members Also announced is a funeral gathering for late brother W A Richards at K P hall today at 2 40 PM
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Bartenders’ International League
Hayles’ Hall
William Koegel
Elmer Chenneweth
Clyde Hackney
George Mitchell
R. Timberlake
Charles Kirk
T. A. Schnell
Jack Sedgwick
Spector
Traden Courd
Bartenders
Kabis Seeks Cheyenne Mayor Nomination on Democratic Ticket
Leopold Kabis announces his bid for mayor of Cheyenne on the Democratic ticket. A longtime resident since 1867 and former county clerk city clerk city assessor councilman state senator and adjutant general he pledges a businesslike clean economical and progressive administration if elected and asks supporters to back him in the August 20 primary.
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Cheyenne
West End
Frank Roach
Laramie County
Leopold Kabis
Nat C Goodwin Stars in Oliver Twist at Lyric
Nat C Goodwin appears as Fagin in the Lyric presentation of Oliver Twist set in London’s early days. The production features a gang of thugs led by Fagin and follows their criminal conduct to a just fate with Nancy's poignant death.
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C. Goodwin
Oliver Twist
Nat C. Goodwin
Lyric
Fagin
Charles Dickens
Goodwin
London
Nancy
Funeral for William A. Richards Led by Cheyenne Lodge
All members of Cheyenne Lodge No 1 I O O F and visiting brothers are requested to meet at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday at 1 30 PM to attend the funeral of late Brother William A Richards.
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KK. OF
K. of
P. Hall
W. A. Richards
BF. Hanma
I. O
Cheyenne Lodge No. 1
Odd Fellows’ Hall
William A. Richards
South Cheyenne Briefs Mixed With Local Arrivals
Notes from South Cheyenne include visits by KL Parringtell of agillery Wyo and G W Brewer of Egbert, plus Mrs Mary Carlin of Golden visiting relatives. Births reported for Harry Halverson and Edward Brandon. Community events list South Side Ladies society and C T U meeting, with several local and visiting residents noted.
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Mary Carlin
Golden, Calo
City
A. S. Gillespie
East Twelfth Street
South Side Ladies’ Society
Harry Halverson
Edward Brandon
Nurses' Examinations Cited by U S Civil Service
The United States civil service commission announces nurse examinations for the Isthmian canal and Indian services set for October 16, 1912. The Philippine service exam is cancelled per the Bureau of Insular Affairs guidance that future vacancies will likely be filled by Filipino women.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Isthmian Canal
Philippine Service
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Atlas Variety Bill Delights Two Packed Houses
The Atlas presents a week of varied acts described as the coolest place in town. Lyne and Kliment perform musical comedy with stylish presentation and lively chatter, Jeannette Gelinage sings well, while Grenier and Le Fose amaze with acrobatics and tumbling for strong audience reactions.
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The
Atlas
Lyne
Kliment
Jeannette Elinage
Grenier
le Fose
The Little Orchestra Delights With Ragtime to Classical
The group performs varied repertoire from ragtime to classical, with Rigel's saxophone quartets drawing praise as the best local musical organization since the Chantmagna. A clever big church organ imitation opens the show. Two movie reels, Card's Quartet and The Reformation of Red Rube, keep laughter alive between musical pieces.
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Rigel
Card
Red Rube
Maude Adams to Launch 64 Week National Tour
Maude Adams will begin the longest tour of her career in October. The country wide engagement will run sixty four weeks and feature J M Barries plays as the core of her repertoire.
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Maude Adams
J.M. Barrie
Miss Adams
Wilfrid O Leary Seeks Democratic County Attorney Nomination
Wilfrid O Leary runs for County Attorney on the Democratic ticket before the primaries. He has two years as an assistant county attorney and a long record as a faithful party worker. A World War veteran, he is urged to win a large vote today.
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Atorney
Wilfrid O'Leary
Gill for Mayor Cheyenne’s trusted former leader favored
Leading Cheyenne citizens say D. W. Gill is one of the best men for mayor. He has prior mayoral experience and is respected by right-thinking men and women across the city.
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Cheyenne
Gill
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