Initiation Tonight for Moose Candidates and Social Evening
Announcement calls Moose members to attend a candidates’ initiation followed by a smoker and entertainment. Secretary E Walters requests all members be present. Also notes Jenkins Shoe Co promotes a line of party slippers. Niveth Jewelry sale continues due to stock and strong buyer response, with extended hours because clerks were busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. “J. Walters
Secy
Niveth Jewelry Company
Niveth
E. J. Walters
Taxes on Irrigation Ditches in State Supreme Court
The Wyoming Capital Company appeals Fremont county tax actions claiming irrigation ditches traversing lauds cannot bear both ditch and land taxes. The state supreme court agreed to consider the case and will settle tax uncertainty for irrigation ditches and the lands they cross. The case origins are Fremont county with Henry Varlow as treasurer and tax collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Poraon
Supreme Court
Fremont County
Wyoming Canital Company
Henry Varlow
Personal News From Bear Creek and Denver Visits
O N Lovercheck returns to his Bear Creek ranch after a few days with Mr. and Mrs W B Edmiston. Miss Marie Buchanan went to Wheatland yesterday. South Congregational Sunday school teachers meet Mrs C L Gage tonight at 207 East Ninth Street to plan next year. Misses Jean Brooks and Bessie Cook visit Denver, Mrs W Burdict leaves for a short Denver trip. Fred Miller the mail clerk is threatened with typhoid fever. Editor J A Allard Evanston Times visited the city Sunday. William Dunstan arrived from his Pine Bluffs ranch reporting snow over a foot deep in that region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. N. Lovercheck
Bear Creek
Denver
Fred Miller
J. A. Allard
Evanston
Weather and events from Palmer early 1910
Forecast shows fair conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with slight warming. 24 hour data ending 8 PM December 5, 1910 report highs of 32 and lows of 23 with no precipitation. Community notices include a lodge meeting at Turner Hall, a beauty spot radio segment, and a bazaar and supper by St Marks Guild at Keefe Hall with a turkey supper and dance to support Parish House fund. A injured worker at Plaing Hotel is expected to recover after a ladder fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Robert Kearney
Plaing Hotel
St. Mark's Guild
Keefe Hall
Useless Navy Yards Depreciated by Meyer
Contained continuation on naval yard depreciation and Meyer’s remarks. The piece notes possible air aeroplane boarding of ships, advantages of aerial reports, and the secretary’s view on practicability. It mentions an appropriation request of 26000 dollars for continued aeroplane experiments and a reference to Chi-Namel varalsh at the Sherman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogene
Birmingham
Cout
The Beauty Spot Enchants Capitol Avenue Audience
The Beauty Spot seduced a Capitol Avenue crowd with song and refined comedy. Jefferson De Angelis struggled with hoarseness but delivered. George J. Macfarlane impressed as the baritone star with Ida Vantine and Florence Martin also shining. Next up is The Climax on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Avenue
Voloesa
Jefferson de Angelis
George J. Macfarlane
Cheyfnese
Florence Martin
Memiers
Violet Gillette
Misg
Ida Vantine
Voters urged to attend with observers invited
Candidates and supporters are asked to be present as a meeting proceeds under the supervision of E. J. Walters secretary. The notice calls for attendance and orderly conduct at the event.
Elks Lodge to Attend Funeral of J Micheau
Cheyenne Lodge No 660 members will meet at the Elks flame Tuesday at 8 30 AM to attend the funeral of late brother J Micheau at the Cathedral at 9 AM All members are requested to be present B H W Sage E R Attest T Blake Kennedy Seoy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Lodge No. 660
Bb. P.O. B
The
Elks’ Flame
BE. J. Micheau
Buy Him a Pair of House Slippers
An ad-like line from Jenkins Shok Co urges gifting slippers to keep him indoors at night, presenting a domestic retail pitch in a concise promotional fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins Shok CO
General Merritt of Frontier Fame Dead
General Merritt, famed for a 160 mile three day march from Rawlins, died in a period recalling frontier campaigns. He learned of a small troop surrounded by Indians in northern Colorado on Wednesday October 1, 1879, amid reports of Maj Thornburg's fatal engagement and surrounding forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawling
Merritt
Ranteins
Rawline
Thornbure
Paine
Thornburg
Gen. Merritt
Maj
Meeker
Maj. Thornbure
Dodge
Gen
Rawilna
General Merritt
Frontier Fame
Rawlins
Colorado
T. T. Thornburg
Rawlion
Joe Rankin
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Bony
Mirronra
Thermids
Albome Pictures
Roger & Gallot
Hudauts
Pinands
Colgates
Palmers and Mikers
Cmd Coltageilette
Nasers
Jockheon
Enders
Vaney
Japan
Continental Oil Company (Incorporated
Jenkins Shoe CO
E.R. Tarry
Omaanh
Holliday Resolutions
Barrys
Lodge
Modern Protective Association
Turner Hall
Turkey
Meyer
Sierman Co
Elks
B. H W. Sage
E. R. Attest
T. Blake Kennedy, Seoy
Sherman Co
Atteanca
Capital Ave. Theatre
F. Stahle
Jos. MO
WEBI
Fow Locke
Jos. G. Dred
York
Weber's Theatre
Capitol Avenue Theatre
W. F. Stanle
COHAN
ARRIS
Amerecais
Hunter
Sp York
Chicago
Frednie
New York
Herald
Sun
Journal
Times
Telegram
Mail
Powell
record-Herald
Orchestra
Mahony
Toyland
Roedel’s
F. A
Roedel West
Sixteenth Street
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