Ceiling Lights for the Capitol Adorns State House
The Midland Glass and Paint Co of Cheyenne won a contract to install two stained glass ceiling lights in the state capitol. Each light, about 24 by 32 feet, costs 1000 dollars and features the state coat of arms and emblems.
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Midland Glass and Paint Company
Cheyenne
J. Sherman
Legislative
Capitol
Midland
Capitol Commission
Senate
House
Two New Companies Incorporated Here
Articles filed with the secretary of state announce the formation of Converse County Abstract, Tithe and Trust Co of Douglas with 15000 capital stock and a list of directors including Max O qjathna M R Collin Jacob Jenne and others. The Columbine Oil Co of Casper is formed with 2000000 capital stock and directors KR W Mosher Co F Cow M C Price Frank Henington and others. The incorporators are M Trice R H Nichols and Geo W Campbell.
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Converse County Abstract
Tithe and Trust Co
Douglas
Max O
Qjathna
M. R. Collin
Jacob Jenne
Theodore Pringle
Chas. F. Maurer
Columbine Oll Co
Casper
German- Wyoming Oil Co
Columbine Oil Co
KR. W. Mosher
Co. F. Cow
M. C. Price
Frank
Bakery and Lunch Room Opens on Bear Carey Ave
Open today at 218 W. 10th offers a new bakery and lunch service. Bears fans and locals are invited to sample fresh pastries and light meals during the debut day.
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W. 10Th
Bear Carey Ave
Pioneer Woman Kate Rowlands Dies at 94 in Wyoming
Mrs. Kate Rowlands, 94, a longtime Wyoming pioneer and the region’s oldest woman settler on Horse Creek, died Friday night at her ranch seven miles southwest of Pine Bluffs. Born November 1882 in Ireland, she came to the United States in 1853 and settled near Muddy Creek after a prairie drive from Denver. Funeral Monday at St. Mary’s Cathedral with a solemn high mass. burial in Catholic cemetery. Tom Kelly, her nephew, and his wife cared for her.
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Kate Rowlands
Wyoming
Pine Bluffs
Rowlands
Clyderly
St. Mary's Cathedral
Denver
Muddy Creek
Ireland
Tom Kelley
William Dunstan
Tom Kelly
Lorse Creek
Cadet Band Concert At City Park Tonight
Weather permitting the cadet band will give a concert in City Park tonight from 7 30 to 9 00. The band has been giving excellent performances this year and has become popular with the public.
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CADET
City Park
Wife Forgives Husband Continues Visits In Jail
The wife, who came to Cheyenne after her husband, visits him daily in the jail. She brings meals through Deputy Sheriff You and waits outside the cell during visiting hours, keeping near her spouse through the iron door.
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Cheyenne
William You
Cheyenne Astonished by Mili Min Ture
Local Cheyenne residents react as a dubious remedy labeled Mili Min Ture is touted to relieve constipation sour stomach and bowel issues. The ad claims Adler brand components and low doses ease symptoms while promoting a fictitious health outcome.
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Roedel
Knights and Ladies Welcome Mrs Kimball in Secrecy Group
The Knights and Ladies of Secrecy welcomed new district manager Mrs Bertha D Kimball at the K of C hall on Friday. She spoke on the Toledo national convention and the president J M Kirkpatrick's tour. A public meeting November 17 will feature moving pictures and an initiatory campaign with team captains named.
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K. of C. Hall
Bertha D. Kimball
Toledo
Ohio
J. M. Kirkpatrick
Kimball
Lena B. Patterson
Reds
Lora Gillam
Times
Brother C. FE. Nagel
East Twenty-first St
Suffragists Visit Laramie After Colorado Springs Meeting
Doctor Frances M. Lane of Cody and Miss Marjorie Ross, fervent suffragists, after touring Cheyenne, travelled to Laramie to visit at the home of H. R. Weston, cashier of the First National Bank.
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Frances M. Lane
Cody
Marjorié Ross
Colorado Springs
Cheyenne
Laramie
H. R. Weston
First National Bank
Contract 18 Set for New Bank at Basin
Architect William Dubois announced the Basin project, awarding the First National bank building contract to B Desjardins of Denver. The brick and stone structure will rise under Dubois direction at an estimated cost of about $20,000, with Sherman Co. handling varnishing.
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Basin
William Dubois
First National Bank
B. Desjardins
Denver
Dubois
Sheriff Race Draws Interest In Local Election
The fall sheriff race attracts attention as Democratic candidate P. H. Hayes enters a field with Republicans Ashley L. Gleason and O. Babbitt. The county attorney race also heats up with four GOP hopefuls Charles E. Lane Harry Henderson Jr. M. A. Kline and Dc F Mallin campaigning hard. Babbitt’s party status remains disputed while Gleason relies on incumbency and name recognition.
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Sheriff's Office
Frank D. Roach
P. H. Hayes
Ashley L. Gleason
Babbitt
Frank Roach
Charles E. Lane
Harry Henderson, Jr
M. A. Kline
Dc. F. Mallin
Work to Begin on Two Large Schoolhouses
Work will begin this week on a $22,000 school at Pine Bluffs and a $14,000 school at Carpenter. Plans were prepared by architect William Dubois. Pine Bluffs will house a combined high and grade school, while Carpenter will be grades only. J A Rundeil holds the Pine Bluffs contract and John Rochelt the Carpenter project.
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Pine Bluffs
Carpenter
William Dubois
Capenter
J. A. Rundeil
John Rochelt
Hats With Puffy Velvet Tops From Paris Fashion
The article describes large velvet hats with oversized puffy tops and brimless designs offered in Paris for late summer and early autumn. Initial impressions see them as ridiculous, yet the soft velvet drapery provides graceful contours and a striking, ample black velvet frame around the face.
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Paris
Fall hat fashions reach extreme velvet berets and oversized crowns
New York fashion observers describe autumn hats featuring balloon velvet poufs under invisible stitches and oversized beret crowns. Visor brims recall old cap styles while small boat shaped toques and broad brimmed velvet hats gain prominence. styles emphasize simpleness in conservative wearers and milliner craft.
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Rollo
Golf Course Attracts Big Crowds Daily
The golf course continues to attract large numbers with many cars parked yesterday and attendance anticipated to be equally high today.
Capitol Grill Menu Card Summary
An old menu lists items such as sliced tomatoes ripe olives chicken noodle baked salmon perigiveiux sauce veal tomato sauce chicken a la king on toast roast stuffed tom turkey apple jelly braised sirloin beef a la made mashed or steamed potatoes corn on cob salad a la Capitol Alberta peaches en cream coffee ice tea and a price of 60c per mile.
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