Cheyenne Briefs and Local Happenings Report
City repairs and services noted with Miller's watch shop at 1709 Carey Ave and inspector Jeffers reviewing Union Pacific Wyoming division. Officials Chapman, Israel, Osburn, and others travel for business, loans, and family visits as parcel post prompts circulars. Legal cases in progress in Laramie and Ellerston, Mountain States Telecom offers three minutes free calls to Buffalo and Sheridan to showcase copper circuit. Casper figures attend state Masonry and Casp er collar events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Carey Ave
Jeffers
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Mark A. Chapman
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Buffalo
Sheridan
H. Townsend
A. D. Mocler
Latrona County Tribune
Harold Banner
Wyoming Masons
Casper
Cansistory
Cheyenne
Governors in a Year of National Races Across States
A review highlights state leaders in national contests. Governors from New Jersey, Indiana, California, Ohio, Kansas, and Massachusetts feature in campaigns for presidency, vice presidency, cabinet roles, and senate races. One note mentions a burglar evading capture after an assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Indiana
California
Ohio
Baltimore
Kansas
Massachusetts
Musical Clubs Fine Concert At Parish House
The Saturday Musical club opened the season with a Parish House concert. Youths and adults performed violin and piano under Mrs Rockwell and Miss Buchanan. Soloists Mrs Pearlstine and Mr Hunter impressed, two piano pieces by Mrs Rockwell and Mrs Hummer showcased skillful dialogue. Mrs Rockwell urged city support to sustain the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis. J. Lb. Rockwell
Luna C. Freand
Marie Buchanan
Nadine Robinson
Rockwell
Cheyenne
S. S. Pearlstine
Hoffman
John Hunter
Clifford Hummer
Austro-Hungary Mobilizes Troops Amid European Tension
London dispatch reports Vienna denying warlike intent while confirming mobilization of Austro-Hungarian forces. Prominent Hungarian residents in London recalled to colors as Vienna seeks to curb the Servian army. Officials warn mood remains uneasy and Serbia’s consent appears unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Methodist Chunch Benefit Show At Capitol Avenue Theater
A patriotic play titled America with 150 home talent in the cast will be presented at Capitol Avenue theater Friday, November 27 as a church benefit. Some experts comment on fashion trends while the piece showcases community involvement from Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Shas
Capitol Avenue
Capitol News from Gillette and State Capitol Roundup
Roy Montgomery of Gillette visited several capitol offices while Harry P. Isley of Sundance was admitted to the bar by the supreme court. Dan F. Hudson the state game Warden discussed office business as George W. Blacker filed his coal mine report noting mine and miner improvements. The 1912 fatal accident tally lists 35 deaths, 120 injuries, 18 widows, 41 fatherless children with dust explosions and roof falls among causes. 1911 district coal output was 4,965,761 tons and 1912 rose to 5,500,253 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Montgomery
Gillette
Capitol
Harry P. Isley
Sundance
Supreme Court
Dan F. Hudson
George W. Blacker
Dynamiters Questioned in McNamara Election Vote Case
At the dynamite conspiracy trial in Indianapolis a witness testified about supporting John J. McNamara for reelection as secretary of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. He said McNamara warned letters can be read by others and urged caution in writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John J. McNamara
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
McNamara
Edward T. Phillips
Syracuse
N. Y
Philipps
Brewerton
Sailors Taught to Swim May Reduce Navy Drownings
Proposal suggests teaching swimming to U S Navy sailors as a method to curb drownings. The idea highlights the prevalence of water hazards and calls for training programs to improve survival skills among crew members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
High School Notes on Holiday Schedule Changes
High School notes indicate Christman tradition marks school break through New Year. Vacation extended beyond two weeks previously but now ends June 6 to close school earlier than June 18. Geo club changes meeting time to Wednesday 3:15 PM to avoid conflicts for the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christman Tadition
Hoye’ Geo Club
Sanitone Wafers Promoted as Nerve Strengthener
An advertisement touts Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers as a powerful nerve invigorator for men and women promising renewed energy, mood, and vitality. The copy urges free trials and lists prices, while noting distribution by F. J. Kellogg of Battle Creek Michigan and mentioning a university president's letter about a state league contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
F. J. Kellogg
Battle Creek
Mich
Kellogge
C. A. Duniway
The
State University
Cheyenne
F. J. Kellogg Co
Hoffmaster Block
Woman's Relief Corps to Meet at Carnegie Library
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet Friday at the Carnegie Library to elect officers. President Bertha Myers and Teresa Jwnkins are listed. Full attendance is requested. The notice appears amid other local items including a humorous remark on a man fined for marrying a girl under school age and a company name, Dan s Park & Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Carnegie Library
Bertha Myers
Teresa Jwnkins
See's
New Cash Register Arrives at Montgomery Hotel
A brand new 550 dollar national cash register arrives at the Montgomery hotel in Gillette this week and will soon go into operation. The device takes photos of each customer and their wives can identify when husbands last refreshed. Lefty Robinson and W D Rooney offer to provide portraits on short notice when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
National Cash Register
Montgomery
Lefty Robinson
W. D. Rooney
Notice of Contest Involving Homestead Cancellation
Dora King filed November 4 1912 to contest and cancel Lowell N King’s Homestead Serial 06722 for NEW Section 22 Township 16 N Range 62 W 6th P Meridian alleging abandonment from April 15 1912 to present. Office treats allegations as confessed and notifies further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Interior
United States
Tand
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lowell N. King
Dora King
Egbert
Wyoming
Township
Range
6Th Pr. Meridian
Alnee
Notice to Contestant Requires Answer Within Twenty Days
The contest requires the answer under oath within twenty days after the fourth publication or lose rights to be heard. It details service proofs for in person delivery or by registered mail and naming the post office for future notices. Dates listed include December 12 1913 and four publication dates through January 1919.
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Mra
E. F. Sulaberger
Dept.t
Boston
City News
J. A. Israel
Colorado & Southern
Osburn
Musical Club
Austro-Hungary
Missouri
Jos. Wasserman
Carey
Capitol News
Konden
Bho
Monéen Mig, Company
Minneapolis, Minn
PCO Ltd
Kellogg's
Abby Roys
Oity
W. W. Crooks
P. W. Roedel
Sande Drug Co
Hansen Drug & Confectionery Co
Roedel
W. Lith St
Citizens National Bank
Youlso
Wyorina
Mrs
Ness
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
CORPS
DAN S. Park & Company
First National Tank Bldg
Montgomery Hotel
W. C. Chaplin
Register
Daintiest
Edholm & Akin CO
Union Pacific Watch
Rexall
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