Social club notices mix with charity plans in Cheyenne items
Liewt and Mrs H. H. Sampson hosted bowling teams with the Cavalry winning by 220 as guests adjourned to the Ninth Cavalry club for a supper and social hour. Help One Another club sewed for charities at Mrs Gilbert Davis residence and planned Christmas contributions for two homes.
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Chant
Lieut. Sampson
Lieut
Reardon
Mra. Pearson
Mre. Cowen
Misa Chister
Lieut. Holderness
Lieut Christian
Robertson
Camp
Gilbert Davis
Ociety
Gonth Dakota
Laramie
J. L. Rockwell
Oberfelder
Sydney
Nebraska
Joseph Wasserman
George Joffee
H. EB. Buechner
William Myers
Henry Altman
Loeb
Christmas Pageant Praised for Bright Costumes and Dances
Miss EB Hopkins trained pupils to play many roles in a pageant with dancers in red orange and green costumes. The fairies and Infant Saviour tableau drew applause as the program included Prologue Yuleide Patrios and a Bethlehem carol. Boarders from the Convent leave December 23 for home joys.
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EB. A Hopkins
Christ Child
Angela
Margaret Mulila
Carol Carer
Oberon
King of the Fairies
Mildred Lynch Mab
Dick Stanley Denounced as Aide Not Murderer in Old West Tale
Wyoming Wool Growers' Association notes contradict claims that Dick Stanley killed Ben Minnick on Black Thunder Mountain. The memo defends Stanley, labels Shobe as killer, and confirms investigators sought evidence to link the assassin. Sun proof paint at Sherman Co.
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Shecking
Dink Alnnley
G. B. Walker
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Earl Shore
Aling
Duk Stanley
Dick Stanley
Fount Cerena
Calif
Urbana
Marl Shope
Ben Minnick
Black Thunder Mountain
Shobe
Frontier Park
Dick’ Stanley
Stanley
Point Cerena
Silas Sbhobe
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association Degetives
Dick' Stanley
Broncho Busters
Union Pacific Time Card Changes Effective Tonight
A new Union Pacific time card goes into effect at 12:01 tonight. Cheyenne departures shift to 6:00 p.m. for the Denver train, while the Denver arrival to Cheyenne changes from 5:00 p.m. to a new alignment under the updated schedule.
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Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Denver
Claravoyant Notich to Ladies Corsets Sale at Central Ave
An advertisement lists Langestock Gowerd Corsets priced from 4.60 in a sale at 1015 Central Avenue. The notice targets ladies and mentions a limited sale event structure and location details.
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Notich
Langestock Gowerd
Fir Aale
la 'A
Central Avenue
Alleged Privrers Regain Counsel In Perjury Case
Late that evening General John Charles Thompson was retained to defend Privates Wolantine Wise and Bohaltse of Battery B Fourth Field Artillery. They were placed under arrest on a charge of perjury and moved from Fort Tivesell guard house to the county jail in the city.
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John
Charles Thompson
Wolantine
Wise
Bohaltse
Battery B
Fourth Field Artillery
Henest
Fort Tivesell
County Gall
Thin City
Woman chosen to represent Wyoming at Tacoma convention
Governor B. B. Brooks appoints Mrs Zell Hart Deming to represent Wyoming at the flat odt convention of women votes to be held in Tacoma Washington on January 14.
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Teming
Wyoming
B. B. Brooks
Zell Hart Deming
Tacoma
Washington
Soldiers Fight Ends With Likely Fatal Injury
Privates Hollenberg and Lewis Singleton of the Eleventh Infantry fought at Sixteenth Street and Carey Avenue just before midnight. Hollenberg, drunken and the aggressor, struck Singleton and fell, hitting his head on the pavement and losing consciousness. Dr. Hennennberry treated a suspected skull fracture. Hollenberg was taken to the post hospital. Singleton was detained at the fort guard house.
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Sixteenth Street
Carey Avenue
Hollenberg
Lewis Singleton
Eleventh Infantry
Singleton
Hennenberry
Phyashian
Poat
Provisional Governor Named in Chihuahua by Madero
A telegram from Casas Grandes reports Abraham Gonzales, a Chihuahua stock broker, appointed provisional governor of Chihuahua by Francisco Madero. Luther Ellsworth, U.S. consul at Ciudad Porfirio Diaz, confirms the field report and notes ellsworth traveled with insurgent forces as a state department liaison.
Campaign report on Lomell siege at Ojinaga
Ellsworth reports General Perfecto Lomell commands about a thousand armed men at Ojinaga with a garrison of only about one hundred federal troops. The town is expected to fall to the insurgents.
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Perfecto Lomell
Ojinaga
Ellsworth
Young Cheyenne Boy Seeks Saw and Hammer for Dad
A letter from a small Cheyenne boy asks Santa for a saw and hammer to help his father with lumber work. He explains his mother and he wish to assist during Christmas as their father buys lumber from the National Lumber & Mill Co.
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Santa Clause
The
National Lumber & Mill Co
Young Cheyenne
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State Univ
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Neal Institute
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