Mrs. Margaret Owen Dies of Pneumonia
Mrs. Margaret Owen 64 wife of T. J. Owen of Cody and mother of Arthur Parker of this city died yesterday at the Parker residence after a two month illness. She will be buried Saturday in Riverside cemetery after services at the Methodist church in Cody. Survived by her husband two daughters and five sons including Walter mayor of Cody and Arthur of Powell. The body will be shipped to Cody with family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Owen
Arthur Parker
T. J. Owen
Cody
Parker
Fast Twenty-fifth Street
Cheyenne
Roy Holma
Walter
Arthur
Powell
John
Sand Springs
Mont
William of
Lincoln
Neb
Stanley L
Wayne
Rancher Walter Johnson Injures Self at Resort Hospital
Walter Johnson of Red Lodge Montana a rancher slashed his throat and stabbed himself after a dispute with an inmate at Seo West Eighteenth street resort police responded officers Peterson Clancy Nenneberry and Snyder aided in subduing him Johnson was shackled to a cot at St John’s hospital with bandages to prevent further bleeding his condition described as precarious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Red Lodge
Montana
Seo West Eighteenth Street
St. John's Hospital
Johnson
Pewort
Tar
N. G. Peterson
Gus Clancy
Chancy
Johnnson
Peterson
Clancy
Ike & Maniac
Ins
T. J. Nenneberry
O. K. Snyder
St. John’s Hospital
Hie
What Happened to Father at the Lyric
The Lyric presents What Happened to Father a Mary Roberts Rinehart comedy in a Vitagraph production starring Frank Minlels. Manager Toché promises one of the season’s best comedies and a large crowd is expected to attend.
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Lyric
Father
Frank Mminlels
Toché
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Vitagraph
Salvation Army postpones New Year tree for Cheyenne children
The Salvation Army shifts the New Year tree event from December 2 to January 2 at 7 30 p.m. at the Eagles club. Ensign Harris says teachers will identify needy children and families to receive clothing and gifts funded by a $50 to $60 clothing distribution effort including gloves stockings and underwear.
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Salvation Army
Santa Claus
Cty
Ensign Harris
Harris
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Boy Bobbie Linville Aims for Cash Prizes
Robbie Linville of Cheyenne competes in Curtin Publishing contests for a Shetland pony and cash prizes totaling 1332 in February. He ranks high in several categories, works selling The State Leader, and could win trips to Washington D C and cash awards as one of Wyoming's lone top contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Linville
J. R. Linville
Pioneer Avenue
Curtin Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Robbie
Wyoming
Gret
Washington, D. C
Cheyenne Lad
Bobbie
Cheynne
Artis
Shertland
Mrs Helen Kinney Laid At Rest
Mrs Helen Kinney aged 84 died Sunday from Brights disease. She was buried yesterday from St Marys Cathedral. Widow of Michael Kinney she resided with her son John Kinney at 1014 West Twenty fourth Street. Burial took place in Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kinney
Bright
St. Mary's Cathedal
Michael Ipney
John Kinney
West Twenty-fourth Street
Buriave
Olivet Cemetery
Paper Hanging Sherman Co Offers Heated Enclose Service
A Sherman company advertises a heated enclosure solution with onsite service and quick response, urging customers to call for installation or repair. Details include contact by phone and emphasis on prompt daytime or evening visits.
Cheyenne Firemen and Cops Seek Pay Increase
City officials discuss funding a 310 monthly raise for all Cheyenne policemen and firemen. Mayor La Fontaine cautions additional taxes may be needed, while supporters urge higher pay and better gear. Firemen seek extra days off and boots coats trousers helmets amid rising living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
R. N. la Fontaine
A. D. Kelley
J. F. Jenkins
Justice of the Peace
W. H. Edwards
David Nimmo
William Hoshaw
George Plummer
Louis Manewal
H. M. Hiteshew
Poall
Mrs Catherine McGinn Alive Well and Happy
Mrs Catherine C McGinn, reported dead on Christmas day, is alive and well according to her daughter Mrs Mary Quigley. The town had circulated the funeral rumor but state leader sources confirm she remains in good health and enjoying life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine C. McGinn
Mary Quigley
Funeral Friday for Michael McClosky Pioneer Wyoming Railman
The funeral for Michael McClosky 14 pioneer Wyoming and railroad man who died suddenly from a brain hemorrhage will be held Friday morning at St Marys Cathedral. The body lies at his daughter Mrs Mary Atter 2720 5B street where the cortege will start. McClosky was proprietor of the Normandie hotel at his death. He retired in health Christmas night and was found dead the next afternoon. He is survived by his wife and seven children. Pallbearers are A D Kelley Frank Leydon J W Griffin A Robitaille John Foley and C H Hawksworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McClosky
Wyoming
St. Mary's Cathedral
Mary Atter
MecOlesky
Normandie
A. D. Kelley
Frank Leydon
J. W. Griffin
A. Robitaille
John Foley
C. H. Hawksworth
Building and Loan Holds Monthly Meeting
The Cheyenne Railway Employees Building and Loan association's board met at President J. L. Murray's office. They sold funds totaling six hundred dollars to J. R. Kinport, one thousand to Theresa A. Jenkins, four hundred to Jerome Tyler, two thousand two hundred to Helmer Sorenson, two thousand two hundred to Pete Foster, three thousand two hundred to James R. Hill. Matured stock in the fifth series was redeemed for fifty and ten and thirty shares by L. W. Warlaumont, J. H. Rath, C. L. Christensen, and Leona Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cheyenne Railway Employes Building and Loan Association
J. L. Murray
West Sixteenth Street
J. R. Kinport
Theresa A. Jenkins
Jerome Tyler
Helmer Sorenson
Pete Foster
James R. Hill
L. W. Warlaumont
J. H. Rath
C. L. Christensen
Leona Wells
Burlington Promises Improvement at ROZW Letter
A letter to the public service commission from G W Holderidge of Omaha as general manager promises improvements at ROZW. The document was received yesterday by Secretary H A Floyd for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
ROZW
H. A. Floyd
Public Service Commission
G. W. Holdredge
Omaha
Improvements Promised for Route Service in Burlington
J B Stewart of Roger Wisconsin urged better road service for Burlington farmers claiming current service is poor. Officials stated improvements would be made in the near future to provide relief to ranchers and farmers there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
J. B. Stewart
Roger, Wio
Poultry Exhibit at Maccabee Temple January 2 to 6
A large poultry exhibition runs January 2 through 6 at the Maccabee Temple formerly Colleen. Admission is 10 counts with children free when accompanied by a parent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabee Temple
Colleen
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E. S. Johnston Grocery Co
Sunkist
Hood River
Atwood
Edanes Cae
Mrs. Owen
Might Hart Schone & Maes
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Pigot
Resort
Pataer
Ote
Lhevenal
Mion
Borrie Linville
Curtis Publishing Company
Bobby
Linville
Curtis Pub, Co
Sherman Co
Brandegee
Ulster
Chesterfields
Catherine M'Ginn
Building and Loan
Emme Bradfad
Galt Like City
Utah
Wyoming Trest and Savings Bank
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