Social and club notes from Cheyenne events and a wedding
A busy Cheyenne social week features a Woman's club program on The Bhelleys in Italy led by Mrs. Davis with Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Mart. Westminster Guild and Mystic Maze Kensington hold meetings with readings and needlework. The Baptist Willing Workers plan an afternoon meeting while the Presbyterian bazaar runs two to ten. Elks dance planned, new officers elected at the First Congregational Men's Club, and a wedding announces Sylvia Blanche Hollenbeck to Earl Preston Hughston with a reception and trip planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Westminister Guild
W. K. Jones
East Eighteenth Street
Eunice Anderson
L. C. Freund
R. N. Grace
E. B. Louckridge
L. ©. Hille
A. F. Saunders
Irene Hingaton
Elizabeth Stine
Agnes Clark
B.C. Jamison
Sydney Stuart
Mystic Maze Kensington Club
Warren Avenue
Ivan Bokin
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Arthur van Sigle
Christenson
F. M. Taylor
Hainesworth
C. Callaway
J. A. Sigler
Seymour Street
G. W. Hollenbeck
West
Eighteerth Street
Sylvia Blanche
Earl Preston Hughston
George van Winkle
Hattie Boyce
Charles L. Houghton
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Cheyenne
H. E. Hollembeck
E. W. Hall
J. F. Meyer
R. R. Moore
H. Umebler
Official election returns show GOP gains in Big Horn County
State canvass lagging as Crook County returns awaited. Governor Carey leads Democrats. Mondell tops for Congress. party breakdown places 48 Republicans and 35 Democrats in the legislature with 19 Senate Republicans and 18 Democrats and 29 Republican House members to 27 Democrats. Dance club notice closes with Keefe Hall event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Joseph M. Carey
Frank L. Houx
Robert Forsyth
Rsaird
Supreme Court
C. N. Potter
Congress
Frank W. Mondell
Crook County
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Avabany
Mary G. Bellamy
D. N. Stickney
L. A. Miller
W. J. Cowan
C. J. Congdon
Big Horn and Park
B. C. Hart
R. A. Baldwin
Thomas D. Long
J. W. Crosby
D. BH. Hollister
Carbon
J. K. Watson
PF. Hunter
W. P. Ricketts
Local social event at M B parlors entertained by Win One club
Mesars Harry tidor McGill Powell and Jett N H Roberts C C Kay J Bartlett W B H Daugherty entertain the Win One club at the M B parlors tonight. Refreshments served. All cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesars
Harry
Tidor
McGill
Powell
Win One
M. B
Flour Trust Busted and Pony Skin Display at Local Stores
City briefs report the flour trust bust and a timber of Ben Kan ean Gream Flour listed at $1.60 per sack sold by Lawrence & Garr at 20th and Thomea Sia with deliveries available. A Russian pony skin on display at Max Meyer’s window on OCaréy avenue attracts Indies coat makers interested in garment materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Kanean
Lawrence & Garr
20Th
Thomea Sia
Joseph Jinokleman Haa
Max Meyer
Ocaréy Avenue
Civil service exam for brickmason at Fort Russell
An examination will be held at the Cheyenne Federal Building on December 14 for the brickmason position at Fort Russell. Salary is $700 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Federal Building
Fort Russell
Land Applicants Surpass Fifteen Thousand In Wyoming November
In November the Cheyenne land office processed applications for homestead land totaling nearly fifteen thousand seven hundred, reflecting strong settlement activity in Wyoming. The figures show broad interest across the region and indicate ongoing land allocation efforts.
Cheyenne Club Pushes Plan Via Wool Growers Meet
Cheyenne Industrial club moves toward securing a plan at the 1911 Wyoming Wool Growers' association convention. Letters and telegrams have gone to the president and secretary at Sheridan as blockmasters meet in a tribal session. Edwin Hall departed Cheyenne for Chicago yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Industrial Club
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Sheridan
Ex Speaker In City Claries Hawy Arrives
Former speaker of the house of representatives Cody arrives in the city yesterday amid city chatter and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claries Hawyden
Cody
House of Representatives
Incorporation Papers Filed for Buffalo Basin Wyoming Water Co
Incorporation papers were filed with the secretary of state yesterday by the Buffalo Basin Wyoming Water Company. The filing marks the formal creation of the utility entity to manage water resources in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Buffalo Basin Wyoming Water Company
Worland and Pine Hint Trusts Finance Dinner Plans
Worland with capital of 9125000 and the People n Telephone company of Pine Hint with capital 10000 sponsor a dinner for members of the Industrial club. The event is set for ThElook Thursday evening in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worland
Capital
The
People'n Telephone Company
Pine Hint
Officer Returna Deputy Sheriff Ed Echoel Returns from Rawlins
Deputy Sheriff Ed Echoel yesterday escorted a prisoner sentenced to the penitentiary from Rawlins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Returna
Ed @echoel
Rawlins
Marriage License Issued to Williams and Jackson Couple
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Oscar Williams of Fort Russell and Mrs. Jackson of Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Williams
Fort Russell
Mre
Jockson
Cheyenne
Suspect Arrested After Battery Charge in McGinns Court
Joseph Wilton swore out a warrant charging John Saddler with assault and battery in Justice McGinns' court. Saddler, a colored man, was arrested yesterday by Sheriff Hughes. A revolver and looting knife were found on his person, though he offered no resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astanli
Returns From iShow-Lieutenant Amory Visits Horse Show
Lieutenant Charlies B. Amory of the Ninth Cavalry returns to Fort Russell after visiting New York and Chicago where he attended the horse show in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iShow
Charlies B. Amory
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Russell
New York
Chicago
Aging barber Palmer dies after illness in city
Tshmaee Palmer a seventy three year old colored barber of 403 West Seventeenth Street died from Bright's disease at his home 602 West Tenth Street. Funeral set for 2:30 PM Sunday at the A.M.E. Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tshmaee Palmer
West Seventeenth Street
Bright
West Tenth Street
A. M. BE
Enrollments Reported for Cheyenne Public Schools
The period ending November 23 shows school year progress with 1,590 pupils enrolled. Report compiled by teachers to principals and principals to the superintendent marks the close of the first three months.
Enrollment rise noted in Inet year with truancy effort
In the different schools an increase of 119 over the corresponding period for Inet year. This increased enroll ment was aided by a regular truant officer and a mathematical effort to check every pupil of compulsory age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Jo
Notice of Election and Committee Report at Hall
Elmpotion of officers and report of committee to be held at A U Hall on December 8. Every member requested to be present. Refreshments provided. By order of the president Hertha Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. KO
U. Hall
Hertha Myers
Notice of postponed event on December 3, 1910
The event scheduled for Friday evening has been postponed to Saturday evening December 3, 1910. Those holding invitations will be notified by the committee.
Carpenter Lady's Death Reported in Cheyenne
A report from Cheyenne last night confirms the death of Mrs. Jacobson. The item notes the event reached the city as details remain limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Jacobson
Post 99 GA meeting notice affects all members
Attention G Aft members of Reynolds Post No 99 GA are asked to attend regular meeting Friday at 8 o clock. Important news to be read. Adjutant Commander Mamta Castle listed as signer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ft
J. F. Reynolds Post No
Segular
A. A. Mamta
T. A. Castle
Adjt. Comidr
Governors Conference Sets Stage for Funding Next Meeting
Loulavilleo December 1 The conference of governors moved to place the next gathering on a business footing and adjourned. The current committee will draft a statement to be presented to state legislatures seeking appropriations for conference maintenance. A resolution requires the commissions examining the employers liability act and the work man's compensation act to supply each governor with their findings.
What to Do for a Sickly Child Trial Free
A classic health ad extols Dr Caldwell's 72 Pepsin as a trusted laxative for children with bowel trouble. It promises a mild non-griping liquid, urges samples free of charge, and cites long experience and personal medical advice from Dr W B Caldwell at 541 Caldwell Building Monticello, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Ella N. Williamea
Wathens
Kae
Eroma
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Guild of
St. Mark's Church
Luke Voorhees
Willing Workers Society of the Baptist Church
Guy Atkins
East Sixteenth Street
Presbyterian Church
Elks’ Club
General Fisher
Keefe Hall
Fred Kinnear
Austin F. Saunders
Denver
First Congregational Church
W. A. Wyman
George L. Strader
A. H. Doane
J. T. Velin
E. N. Potts
Gertrude Booth
Rebecca Stockman
Madison
Wisconsin
Stockman
Wisconsin Univerity
C. Leon Agnew
East Twenty-first Street
Henry Dillman
Omaha
William Dubois
Big Horn County
Mullen
Crown
Albany
W. H. Holliday
Henry Maynard
Jacob Berner
Big Horn
Park Counties
Geof
B. McClellan
J. M. Schwood
Gcarlin
S. F. Price
F. A. Hadsell
W. H. Taylor
George F. Cross
Crook
A. F E
J. B. Kendrick
Sweetwater
W. H. Gotteche
Deo, J
Postum Caroal Company
Battle Crock, Mich
East—State
Lirat
Edwin Hall
Menmivera
Carpenter Lady's
al Carpenter
Nodetaile
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