Prominent Western Cattleman T B ord Dies in Minnesota
R E W Stone of Cheyenne learns T B ord founder of Citizen's National Bank has died in Minneapolis Minnesota. Ord, a leading cattle feeder with extensive grain elevator holdings in Iowa and Nebraska, moved to Cheyenne in the 1880s and organized the bank four years ago. He leaves a widow a daughter in Los Angeles and a son Herbert Hord. Funeral is planned for Marion Ohio next Tuesday.
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Minneapolia
Minn
Herbert Hord
West
Cheyenne
Central City
Nebra
Tie
Citizen’s National Bank
Barber Shops Close Early on December 26
All barber shops will close at 11 oclock Monday morning December 26 as observed in the local notice.
Sermon Topics at Baptist Church Sunday Services
Rev. George Van Winkle will deliver "The Messiah's Mission" as the morning sermon at the Baptist church. Evening subject is "Restoration of Life" with special Christ-Mas music at both services. Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m and Young People's meeting at 6 30 p m.
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Baptist Church
Young People’s Meeting
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
First Congregational Church
Nineteenth and Capitol
Y. P
Angela
Flaxington Harker
F. B. Harker
Miss Day
F. Harker
Galo
Nevin
Parkwurst
Star of Bethlehem
F. F. Harker
Basa Salo
David
South Congregational Sunday School
W. A. Roberts
Walcome
Frank L. Moore
Methodist Church
W. M. Nelson
Epworth League
Rollin H. Ayres
Larzo
Handel
Angel
Harker
Andém
Rogers
Neidling
Sermon Subjects at Churches Today
Readings and services listed for First Presbyterian First Congregational and Methodist churches include Christmas sermons and special music by choirs quartets and soloists. Programs feature organ preludes anthems cantatas and a midweek gathering noting dates and times.
March concert program announced by Warner portside
A March evening program lists organ pieces and choral selections. The lineup includes Jerusalem, The Hope of the World, Romance and March dos Glyotdnimo. The choir features Mrs Rigdoo, Mr Thilla, Miss Taylor, and others with Mins Blackburn as organist and director.
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Portside
Warner
Jerusalem
Mra
C L. Rigdoo
Thilla
Mine Haetio
Mise Taylor
Mitche
Daggett
Tyson
Kinkline
Mins Blackburn
Ranchfolk Marry in Cheyenne Ceremony
At the Methodist parsonage last evening at 7 40 o clock Mica Florence Ridley wed Edward Summera Rev W M Nelson officiating The couple live twelve miles north of Cheyenne in Tanched sone area
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Mica Florence Ridley
Edward Summera
W. M. Nelson
Tanched Sone Twelve Mailea
Chevrenne
Home Fat Reducer Promises Quick Safe Weight Loss
An old house remedy advertises Marmola Cascara Aromatic and Peppermint as a cheap fat reducer. Instructions say mix 1 1 2 Marmola 1 2 ounce Cascara Aromatic and 3 12 ounces Peppermint in a bottle and take a teaspoon after meals and at night with no exercise. The claim: two pounds a week without stomach upset or wrinkles.
Cure Catarrh at My Own Expense Claim
Advertises a personal cure for catarrh by fret curing the cause promising quick, complete relief. Claims over a million treated nationwide and invites readers to send name and address to C. B. Ganes with a coupon.
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C. B. Ganes
Christmas Spirit Shines in Cheyenne Churches and Fort Russell
Cheyenne celebrate Christmas with services and trees across churches, Fort RussellOrganizations joined in carols and scenes of holiday cheer. Stores report heavy trade as toys and goods moved late into the night and into today, with children receiving large collections of gifts.
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Cheyenne
Fort Russell
City Briefs From Cheyenne a Busy Update
Flour trust busted with 10 000 50 lb sacks of Best Kansas Cream Flour sold by Lawrence & Carr at 1.60 a sack, delivery by phone. Governor Brooks pardoned G W Baker from Rawling penitentiary. United Spanish War veterans to elect officers Tuesday. Jama Bros moved tobacco and confectionery to Seventeenth and Eddy. Snow to melt if temperatures stay. Skating parties planned and Christmas trips to nearby lakes. LeCarreon cafe issues Christmas menu cards. Marriage license issued to Henry G Hile t of Douglas and Miss Moble Hall of Denver. Dr Z B Guthrie begins practice in Cheyenne in Duncannon block. J Rose Carpenter returns from three weeks east with Mrs Carpenter.
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Kansas
Lawrence & Carr
20Th
Thames Sis
No Issue Tuesday Morning Paper Returns After Christmas
Notice states no delivery Tuesday due to Christmas. Mentions circular matter addressed by girls at $5.00 per week. Advertisement calls workers to report ready to go to work at 8 o clock Monday morning.
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Daily Leader
Legislative News
Wyoming
Carey
United States
State Leader
Daily
Sunday Leader
Fireman Present Chief Percy Hoyt with Gold Shield
Cheyenne Fire Department members gathered at Eddy Street headquarters to present Chief Percy Hoyt with a solid gold shield engraved with his name and title. The shield features six golden nozzles and a gilded American eagle, crafted by jeweler B Beuchner of Carey Avenue, and described as a handsome work of art.
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Percy Hoyt
Cheyenne Fire Department
Eddy Street
Minbosasud
Beuchner
Carey Avenue
Clarence Cameron White Recital at Kerfe Hall
The Clarence Cameron White recital is scheduled at Kerfe Hall Wednesday evening December 26. Tickets are on sale at Sands Drug Store.
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Clarence Cameron White
Kerfe Hall
Sands Drug Spore
County Clerk to Become Bank Official
When County Clerk C Edward Artist retires, William Dillman will become cashier of the newly organized Stock Growers Bank at Wheatland. W L Ayers is president and Charles Hauf will be cashier.
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C. Edward Artist
Wiliam Dillman
Wheatland
Stock Growers’ Bank
W. L. Ayers
New Financial Institution
Charles Hauf
Vinol strengthens with ten thousand druggists' endorsement
A Lynn Massachusetts pharmacist Warren Toppan testifies Vinol strengthens, cures a twenty year stomach trouble, and helps chronic cold sufferers. The retailer offers a money back guarantee if Vinol fails to satisfy customers.
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United States
Vinci
Lynn
Mase
Mir Warren Toppan
A. BE
Roge del
Cheyenne
Deputy State Examiner Morgan Resigns for Senate Messenger Job
Charles H. Morgan, deputy state examiner, resigns to become a messenger in the United States Senate and to pursue law studies. He formerly lived in Evanston and supported Senator C. D. Clark’s campaign.
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Charles H. Morgan
United States Senate
Morgan
Evanston
C. D. Clark
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