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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1917
Page
12
Casper residents circle petitions to form a loyal lodge to secure a charter from the Grand Lodge. About 250 Casper members aim to establish a lodge home citywide as population nears the 5000 threshold for charter eligibility. The annual Grand Lodge meeting will consider dispensation and installation procedures.
Burne will add a new high school beside Malin Street with a red brick facade. Concrete foundation and lodge rooms are nearly finished as workers rush the project to provide an up to date school with an assembly hall and spaces for manual training domestic science and regular instruction for the district and town of Daros.
Mrs. Wrymer returns to Carlton Nebraska after visiting her three sons Herman Joan and Lee in Pine Bluffs. James Johnson visits Douglas on business. Miss Jones returns to Iowa. Wren Oregon landowner visits Pine Bluffs. Mr Barber, once a prosperous farmer, comments on town growth and his wife’s health. Thompson Motor Co manager M P Thompson from Cheyenne visits with B F LeMond. Telephone exchange to change hands. E H Harvey family to move. Fred Welch buys Lee Maxon property. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Sheedy. Walter Ames suffers appendicitis and returns home. Opera house being redecorated. Mrs William Strode to visit Blair illness.
Cheyenne visitors attend quarterly conference and health lecture urging sewer system adoption. Officials study town conditions, planning a new city well and sewers. Residents travel, shop, and attend revival meetings as local life shifts with projects and departures.
Mrs Agnes Mary Darling, 22, wife of H D Darling a Union Pacific fireman, died suddenly of hemorrhage in the yard of their First and Fremont Street home in Laramie. She moved here seven weeks ago from Schuyler Nebraska. She leaves husband two children and is to be buried in Schuyler. father Mr Smith arrived to escort remains.
The funeral will be attended by the husband and two children and Mrs Milo Lee a friend and neighbor who helps care for the children. Brakeman Payden a brother of the deceased will join with his two children as part of the funeral group.
Eyesight specialist F R Jones advertises lens adaptation for eye correction. Office in Room 1 Delaware Block with hours from 1 to 4 PM.
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