Water service boosts repairs and commissions in city
Miller's advertises reliable water repair at 1709 Carey Ave and notes George Gideon of Baggs named water commissioner. Land office lists homestead filings by John F. Galloway and Emma L. Welty from Pine Bluff and Chugwater, Wyo, plus final proofs by Lena R. Shields and George W. Shields of Torrington, Wyo. Marriage licenses issued to Earl Brown and Mae Hahery, and William Carpenter and Bena Lupkes. Dressmaking sought by Mrs. B. E. Gee at 2104 Capitol Ave.
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Land Office
Federal Land Office
John F. Galloway
Pine Bluff
Wro
Emma L. Welty
Chugwater
Wyo
BE. D. Gee
Capitol Avenue
Earl Brown
Gillette
Mae Hahery
Scott's Bluffs
Neb
William Carpenter
Bena Lupkes
Wye
Mabel
EK. Smith
East Twenty-fifth
Lena R. Shields
Torrington
George W. Shields
Tur
Trains Run On Time Despite Storm Across Union Pacific Line
The Union Pacific trains remained on time Sunday along the line despite the storm. County treasurer’s office reports heavy activity as residents rush to pay taxes before delinquency. Attorney Charles Winter of Bapment plans to move to or, continuing his Wyoming practice. Willie Unwin arrested for turning in a false alarm from box 6. police doubt he matches box 46 culprit. He faces possible reform school placement at Golden.
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Union Pacific
Charles
Winter
Bapment
Wyoming
Congress
Willie Unwin
Reform School
Golden
Shriners Invite Members and Guests to New Year Social
The Shriners Club of Cheyenne invites all Shriners and their ladies to a social session at Masonie Temple on Tuesday evening December 31, 1912. Visiting nobles and non members are welcome. Music and entertainment will accompany the New Year’s Eve dinner at the Plains hotel next Tuesday night. Reservations for tables should be made early.
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Shriner Club
Masonieé Temple
Cheyonne
the Plains Hotel
Union barber shops to stay open till 5 p.m. Dec 31
Notice states all union barber shops will remain open until 5 p.m. Tuesday evening, December 31, and will be closed on New Year's Day.
Five Alarms Reported Sunday Fire Calls
Two alarms were turned in Sunday one false and one due to defective wires. A rubbish pile fire caused by faulty wiring drew out firemen with no serious damage. A new case of malaria fever was reported yesterday. Mary Merron, one year old daughter of Mrs Kate Merron, is the patient.
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Mary
Kate Merron
Jimmy
Prince Albert Tobacco
Prince Albert
P. A
Citizen's National Bank Buys Printing Concern
The Cheyenne Printing company property sold at sheriff sale to Citizens' National Bank for 3560 dollars. The second bid of 8500 by W. Edmiston was higher but failed to meet the bank's offer. The filing notes the business struggles and mentions Kincead and Mentter handling affairs.
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Cheyenne Printing Company
Citizens’ National Bank
W. 8
Edmiston
Trans- Missouri
Ranelman
Kincead
Satisfied Patient Praises 25 Cent Tablets
Ira Smith of Point Blank Texas says a 25¢ box of Chamberlains Tablets cured his liver complaint and he recommends them to everyone. For sale by all dealers.
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Ira Smith
Point Blank
Texas
Prom Injury Recovery Reported for Mrs Carl Christensen
Mrs Carl Christensen is recovering from a fractured limb. She has been confined to her home for five days following the injury.
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Carl Christensen
New Year's Dinner at Filains Hotel Planned
New Years event at the Filains hotel for New Year's Eve. Be gin serving starts at 10 p.m. Table reservations should be made early.
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Filains
Personal notices from Cheyenne crowd regional visitors
A stream of visitors to Cheyenne is listed with multiple names and hometowns. Phillips resident B Yorip, Rawlins' FE A Hedeell, Sun River's Talbot couple, Torrington's C Hi Parker, Lander's P B Coolridge, Wheatland's G D McDougal, Casper's H M Rathburn, Wheatland's J A Forte, Grayrock's John Phantom, and Denver bound W N Monfort all appear with travel notes and Sunday or yesterday references.
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Yorip
Phillips
Cheyenne
A. Hedeell
Rawlinn
Talbot
Sunrive
C. Hi, Parker
Torrington
P. B. Coolridge
Lander
G. D. McDougal
Wheatland
P. J. O'Connor
Casper
R. B. Landfair
Landerwaa
A. F. Child
D. H W. Abbon
Douglas
H. M. Rathburn
J. A. Forte
John Phantom
Grayrock
Edgerton Crouter
Mr. W. N. Monfort
Denver
Seek Home for Children in Wheatland Society
The Children Home Society of Wheatland seeks a permanent residence for two appealing siblings. The girl is six with light hair and blue eyes. her brother is twelve.
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The
Children’s Home Society of
Wheatland
Expert Opinion on Wyoming Exhibit at San Diego Exposition
Walter J. Pahy of Cheyenne praises plans for a Western States development exposition at the San Diego event. He argues Wyoming should have an exhibit to showcase resources and achievements and attract immigrants to opportunities in Wyoming.
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Walter J. Pahy
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Washington
San Diego
Pahy
Press Gallery
Wyoming Development Company
Fahy
Last Day for City Claims 1912 Remarks
Merchants and others with bills against the city must file them today with the city clerk. The notice warns that all contracts and materials supplied during the year must be paid from this year's appropriations. City appropriations cover the calendar year and do not extend beyond it.
Bankcapt The Doctors Opinion On Cough Remedies
A New York physician quips that doctors would be bankrupt without women’s fashion. The ad urges treating a cold promptly with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, praised for its safety and effectiveness. Sold by all druggists.
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New York
Good Roads Meeting Delayed. New Session Planned
Stormy Sunday keeps Good Roads office meeting sparsely attended. A second session at the Commercial club Thursday will discuss the March 5 convention here. Delegates from along the route between the Mississippi and California Ling will attend and bring district statistics for the route decision. Watch year end and new year in at the Main hotel New Year’s Eve with 10 pm service and table reservations.
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Good Roads
Commercial Club
Mar
Mississippi
California
Tranecogenorus Highway
Attorney General to Attend Funeral of Judge Carpenter
DP A Prenton left for Laramie to represent the state at the funeral of the late Judge C MH Carpenter. The service is set for 2 40 PM and likely one of the largest Loramie has seen. Auditor Forsythe Secretary Lioux and Treasurer Baird press on with duties as a committee member for the state institution.
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A. Prenton
Laramie
Legal Department of the State
C, MH. Carpenter
Fir
Loramie
Forsythe
Lioux
Baird
Atote-Institutiona
Board of Charities and Reform
Rawling
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Shriners
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Prince Aberte
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Goo Roads
Mlaini
Legin
Citizens National
Bank Swyorist
Capitol News
Rawlins
R. 8. Gray
Hopkins
Gray
Platte County
Rayo
Continental Oil Company
Pueblo
Butte
Deen San Lake Chey
Ergy
Deming
J. Barritt
Pres
Cheyenne, Wyo