Consistory Week In Cheyenne Promises Social Arts
The Cheyenne Chronicle reports Consistory week with a social ball at the temple and a luncheon today for visiting Masons and families. Mrs. Gatchell leads the Ladies of the Grand Army planning a potential charter surrender discussion, while local residents attend meetings and host gatherings through Friday with various clubs, circles, and church groups.
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Cheyenne
Temple
Order
Fort Russell
City Schools Close For Holiday Vacation In December
The city schools will close December 17 for the holiday vacation and reopen January 3, 1910. Many teachers will spend the break away from the city and out of town students plan to go home. A social gathering was held at the High School building on Friday evening with an entertainment titled A Bhadow 860dial and a pleasing musical program. The December issue of the Lariat is out featuring football team and coach notes and three Lariat prize short stories.
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Ee Association
Gates and Kline Open Baldwin Piano Firm Tomorrow
Gates and Kline, newly appointed Baldwin piano agents for the state, prepare to open at 1815 Ferguson Street. The firm moved stock into place yesterday and invites the public to visit tomorrow, offering Twilight Congo as a souvenir while supplies last. Mr. Gates previously ran a business at Sheridan. Mr. Kling is a noted local businessman.
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Gates & Kline
Baldwin Pianos
Ferguson Street
State Leader
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Tn Male
Aare
Gates
Sheridan
Kling
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Tafts Shopping in Rain on Fifth Avenue
President and Mrs Taft arrived from Washington to buy Christmas gifts for the White House family in New York City in a heavy rain. The president will travel to New Haven tomorrow for a Yale corporation meeting. A chicken shoot at the Target Gallery on West 17th Street is listed.
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Carey Abbott
George B. Abbott
Miss Abbott
Washington, D. C
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Yale
New York
Taft
Washington
Fifth Avenue
White House
New Haven
Yale Corporation
W. 17Th Street
City Ball
Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diuretic as a fifty cent cure for kidney and bladder misery. It claims rapid relief from backache, rheumatic pains, and urinary discomfort, urging readers to purchase from any drugstore and noting the Bee Hive Store hours through Christmas.
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Pape
Pape, Thompson & Pape
Cincinnati
City Briefs Highlight Local News And Commerce
Murchison cut glass in the city as Bill Barrow author of Sagebrush Philosophy attends to business. Florist offers cut flowers. phone 84, Ferguson and 23rd. Hamilton, a Douglas capitalist, stockholder in North Platte Valley Irrigation. Children’s fancy tops sale at Wasserman’s. G Walker, Wool Growers secretary, returns from Chicago. C H McWhinnie of Douglas visits. Joseph Wilde and Anthony Wilde visit on court business. Mr Black of Rock Springs, coal mine official, in Cheyenne. Thomas Rutledge, Pine Bluffs capitalist, visits. Women’s wear at Wasserman’s on sale. Greenbaum Mosher Shoe and Clothing of Laramie and Cokeville Sheep of Kemmerer incorporate. Fire destroys a one room house at Ninth and Buyder streets. Basinito injury on West Sixteenth Street. New boy born to Mrs. Bert on Avenue and Twenty-first Street. celebrations noted. Freeones manager leaves in unclear report.
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Philo Wm M. CY
Bill) Barrow
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National and Wyoming Wool Growers’ Asociation
Chicago
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C. H. McWhinnie
Douglas
Converse County
Wildes
Joseph Wilde
Fort Laramie
Anthony Wilde
Hartville
Cheyenne
Thomas Rutledge
Pine Bluffs
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Laramie
Cokeville Sheep Company
Kemmerer
Plate
Nineteenth
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Basin
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Fen
Renboy
Bert
Avenue
Meta
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Sonaitory Men Notthor Greatest Assortment On View
Odd phrasing suggests a vintage storefront window display tease. It advertises a wide selection of consumable items and charms, inviting readers to “see our windows” and enjoy free entries in the display.
Statehood Bill Expected To Pass This Session
Washington December 18 I think the house will pass the statehood bill for New Mexico and Arizona quickly said Chairman Hamilton of the committee on territories. Hamilton's bill follows the president's recommendations.
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House
New Mexico
Arizona
Hamilton
Committee On
Territories
Ban Johnson Warns War If Ward Becomes NL President
Ban Johnson says the American League will fight if John M. Ward is elected president of the National League to succeed John T. Heydler. He accuses Charles W. Murphy of opposing league policy and seeks to block Ward from becoming a dictator of baseball. The Chicago club owner is named as Ward's opponent in the power struggle.
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New York
American League
John M. Ward
National League
John T. Heydler
Ward
Johnson
Charles W. Murphy
Uacker
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