Social club news highlights from Cheyenne area
A busy midweek in Cheyenne features the Woman's club at the library discussing The Bhelleys in Italy with Mrs. L G Davis, Mrs FE Mason, and Mrs V K Mart. Westminster Guild meets with needlework readings and music. Mystic Maze Kensington hosts Mrs Sydney Stuart with guest Ivan Boklin. A Baptist Willing Workers gathering, Presbyterian bazaar, Elks subscription dance, and church men's club officer elections are noted along with weddings and new homes.
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Woman's Club
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
Official election returns show GOP gains in Big Horn County
State canvass waits Crook county completion. Returns list Governor Carey and Mondell victories for Democrats and Republicans respectively, plus state offices and Legislature mix. Senate holds 19 Republicans 18 Democrats. House 29 Republicans 27 Democrats with holdovers noted. Also mentions dance club event on Thursday at Keefe Hall.
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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
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
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
Notable names to entertain Win One club at M B parlors
Jett, N H Roberts, C C Kay, J Bartlett and W B H Daugherty will entertain the Win One club at the M B parlors tonight. Refreshments served. All cordially invited to attend.
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Mesars
Harry
Tidor
McGill
Powell
Win One
M. B
Flour Trust Busted and Polite Local Goods Displayed
City briefs report the flour trust bust and the sale of Vd. Sathke flour at 1.60 by Lawrence Garr at 20th and Thomea Street, with deliveries by phone 662 Red. Also featured is Max Meyer’s window display of a Russian pony skin from Jonathan Jin Okleman on OCaréy avenue, noted for coats and hats.
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Ben Kanean
Lawrence & Garr
20Th
Thomea Sia
Joseph Jinokleman Haa
Max Meyer
Ocaréy Avenue
Civil service exam for brickmason at Fort Russell
An examination for the position of brickmason will be held at the Cheyenne Federal Building on December 14. The salary is listed as $700 per year.
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Cheyenne Federal Building
Fort Russell
Land applicants swell Cheyenne November homesteads
A Cheyenne land office record shows 14 thousand seven hundred homestead applications filed in November across Wyoming. The count reflects widespread use of public lands and efforts to secure home sites during the period.
Cheyenne Club Drives Wool Growers Convention Move
The Cheyenne Industrial club pursues a 1911 Wyoming Wool Growers' association convention action. Letters and telegrams were sent to the Sheridan president and secretary as the Clockmasters hold an aurilial session. Edwin Hall departed Cheyenne for Chicago.
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Cheyenne Industrial Club
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Sheridan
Ex-Speaker In City-Claries Hawy in Cody Visit
Former Speaker of the House of Representatives arrived in the city yesterday, marking a notable political visit to Cody. He was welcomed by local officials and crowd attention surrounded the arrival at the airport.
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Claries Hawyden
Cody
House of Representatives
Incorporation Papers Filed for Buffalo Basin Wyoming Water Co
Incorporation documents were filed yesterday with the secretary of state by the Buffalo Basin Wyoming Water Company. The action marks the formal creation of a new utility entity aimed at water service provision in the region.
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Secretary of State
Buffalo Basin Wyoming Water Company
Worland Capital Figures Listed for Telephone Company
Worland reports capital of 9 125 000 for the People n Telephone company of Pine Hint with 10 000 capital for Dinner Newt Week Thea Industrial club. A dinner for members will be held at the Th elook Thursday evening in December.
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Worland
Capital
The
People'n Telephone Company
Pine Hint
Menmivera
Officer Returna-Deputy Sheriff Ed Echoel Returns from Rawlins
Deputy Sheriff Ed Echoel yesterday escorted a prisoner from Rawlins who had been sentenced to the penitentiary.
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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, confirming their forthcoming nuptials.
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Oscar Williams
Fort Russell
Mre
Jockson
Cheyenne
Suspect Charged With Assault In McGinns Court
Joseph Wilton swore out a war rant charging John Saddler with assault and battery. Saddler, a colored man, was arrested by Sheriff Hughes yesterday. A large revolver and a looting knife were found on Saddler, who offered no resistance when approached.
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Astanli
Returned from horse show trip by Fort Russell officer
Returns From iShow Lieutenant Charlies B Amory of the Ninth Cavalry has come back to Fort Russell from New York and Chicago after attending a horse show in the latter city.
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iShow
Charlies B. Amory
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Russell
New York
Chicago
Aging Barbershop Proprietor Dies of Brights Disease
Tshmaee Palmer a colored man aged seventy three and owner of a barber shop at 403 West Seventeenth street died from Brights disease early yesterday at his home 602 West Tenth Street. The funeral will be held at 2:90 o clock Sunday afternoon from the A M E church.
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Tshmaee Palmer
West Seventeenth Street
Bright
West Tenth Street
A. M. BE
Enrollment figures released by Cheyenne public schools
The report of enrollment for the period ending November 23 shows 1,590 pupils enrolled. The data comes from teachers to principals and principals to the superintendent, marking the close of the first three months of the school year.
School enrollments rise with truant officer effort
Across schools enrollments show a rise of 119 over the same period Inet year. Mont Jo records credit a dedicated truant officer and persistent checkups of pupils of compulsory age to the improved figures.
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Mont Jo
Notice of Elmpotion At A U HAll December 8
Notice of election of officers and committee report for the club. All members requested to be present. Refreshments provided. By order of the president Hertha Myers.
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First Congregational Church
W. A. Wyman
George L. Strader
A. H. Doane
J. T. Velin
E. N. Potts
W. KO
U. Hall
Hertha Myers
Notice of Postponement for 1910 Invitation Event
A Friday evening event 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 Cheyenne report last night confirms the death of Mrs. Jacobson, widow of carpenter Jacobson, with details pending. The obituary notes her residence and affected family. Further information is expected from local authorities.
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Cheyenne
Jacobson
Notice for J F Reynolds Post 99 Meeting
Members of J F Reynolds Post 99 G A A Invited to regular meeting Friday at 8 o clock. Important news to be read. Adjt. Comdr. and T A Castle issue the notice.
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A. Ft
J. F. Reynolds Post No
Segular
A. A. Mamta
T. A. Castle
Adjt. Comidr
Governors Conference Moves Toward Funding
The conference of governors adjourned after deciding to place the next meeting on a business footing. The present committee will draft a statement to be sent to state legislatures asking for appropriations to maintain the conference. A resolution requires commissions examining employer liability and workers compensation to provide each governor with their findings.
What to Do for a Sickly Child Trial Free
An aging issue argues for gentle laxatives to aid sickly children with bowel issues. Dr Caldwell's 72 Pepsin is praised as a mild, non-griping remedy available via druggists or free sample by writing Dr W B Caldwell, Caldwell Building, Monticello, Illinois.
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Caldwell
Ella N. Williamea
Wathens
Kae
Eroma
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Elizabeth Stine
Agnes Clark
B.C. Jamison
Guild of
St. Mark's Church
Luke Voorhees
Willing Workers Society of the Baptist Church
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Fred Kinnear
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G. W. Hollenbeck
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George van Winkle
Hattie Boyce
Charles L. Houghton
Union Pacific Railroad Company
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J. F. Meyer
R. R. Moore
H. Umebler
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