Cheyenne Briefs and Personals Snippets
Local notes report Ridgeway of Colorado and Southern visiting Cheyenne on motive power business Edwin M Levi arrives from Ft Lupton Colorado for several days of business William Breitung and E M Johnson visit Cheyenne from Denver Frank S Lippin of Oklahoma City stays at the Plains Hotel L B Brown of Divide rancher visits Cheyenne L Groome from Colorado Springs noted Cheyenne Messenger to add 5 cent call charge after Jan 1 Cheyenne Dale Creek rancher L Williams in town for business
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Ridgeway
H. W. Ridgeway
Colorado and Southern
Cheyenne
Ft. Lupton
Edwin M. Levi
Colo
Dale Creek
Ll. Williams
Dale Creek District
Apter
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Nethaus
J. Nethaus
Denver
Bartenders Ball New Year’s Eve in Scottsbluff
Nebraskan businessman Edgar T. Seard of Scottsbluff visited Cheyenne on New Year’s Eve for a few hours of business following the Bartenders Mask Ball event.
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Edgar T. Seard
Scottsbluff, Neb
Cheyenne
New Year Celebrations and Visitors Spark Cheyenne Pages
Guernecy Mr and Mrs S F Thompson arrive from Covertsey visiting Cheyenne ranch property owners. Plains Hotel hosts New Year celebrations with bands and prizes including 10 5 and 3 awards. Cheyenne Business College opens January 2 with day and night sessions. Local visitors include J Nethaus Denver and G Withers Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernecy
S. F. Thompson
Covertsey
Cheyenne Business College
Boantenders Host New Year Mask Ball Event
James Toohey, road supervisor of the Chicago, Quincy and Burlington, arrived in the city on business as plans for a big poultry exhibit at Maccabee are announced.
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James Toohey
Chicago, Quincy and
Burlington
City
New Year Ball At Parish House Planned For January First
A New Year ball will be held at the parish house on Monday night January 1, 1917 hosted by the W B A O T M. Music by Messrs Bird and Hopkins. Admission is 60 cents a couple and all are welcome.
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Pains
Plains Hotel
Parish House
Messrs. Bird
Hopkins
Clearing Away Debris at Union Pacific Shops
Preparations for reconstructing the Union Pacific paint shops destroyed by fire two weeks ago advance rapidly. A large force clears debris and expects quick reopening. walls remained intact and not blackened. J. M. Gi, general safety agent from Omaha, inspected the site Friday.
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Union Pacific
J. M Gi
Omaha
Army officer swaves for duppy es ncthdasica
Captain L. Dr. James, inspector in the regular army, transfers to the national guard of Wyoming and heads to Fort Crook Nebraska to serve temporarily as mustering officer for the Nebraska National Guard’s muster by order of the War Department.
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L. Dr. James
Regular Army
National Guard of
Wyoming
Ft. Crook
Neb
Nebraska
War Department
Kemmerer and Sheridan Firms Are Incorporated
Two companies filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state Friday. The Beaver Land and Live Stock company of Kemmerer named directors Joe Huston, Harry E. Payne, and Nettle J. Payne with a capital stock of 60,000. The Decker Cumoi Muale Co. will base in Sheridan with capital of 76,000 and directors Fred W. Decker Arch L. Cummings and C. Philip Norven.
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Beaver Land and Live Stock Company of
Kemmerer
Joe Huston
Harry E. Payne
Nettle J. Payne
Decker Cumoi Muale Co
Sheridan
Fred W. Decker
Arch L. Cummings
C. Philip Norven
Dishwashing dispute cited by Blaketown churchman
A Blaketown citizen and orthodox churchman rebelled over dishwashing after every meal. He argued it is not a man's work, a rector heard. His wife, a Bible student, quoted scripture about wiping Jerusalem like a dish. The anecdote appears in the Kansas City Star.
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Blaketown
Jerusalem
Blairstown
Kansas City
Cattle and Sheep Industry Buoyed by Forest Ranges
Denver reports Colorado's national forest reserve cattle industry rising rapidly with cattle and sheep on reserves fetching higher prices than private grazing. San Luis Valley sheep output hits record market. Durango lambs average 76.5 pounds selling at 11.95 a head at Kansas City. Harney Hills steers 1500 pounds bring 8.50 per hundred. Routt sheep 1842 pounds fetch 8.25. Northern Wyoming wool prices rise 4 to 6 cents. Some progressive sheepmen adopt Australian shearing and grading. Forest district ranges 500000 cattle and 1450000 sheep and goats. spring outlook strong.
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Denver
Colorado
National Forest Reserve
Verer Smith Riley
San Lula Valley
Durango Forest
Kansas City
Harney Pillonal Forest
Routt National Forest
Wyoming
Colorado Federal Forest District
United States
State Embalming Board Seeks Additional Appropriation
The state board of embalming reports a balance of 1328.01 and expenditures of 972.42 in the biennial financial report. Reempts included a 1000 appropriation from the state. The board requests another 1000 appropriation. Secretary H. Rasmussen submitted his report to the governor yesterday.
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State Board of Embalming
H. Rasmussen
Teacher Resigns to Become Music Supervisor in Thermopolis
Gladys Ward, history teacher for fifth through eighth grades at Central School, resigned yesterday to accept a post as music supervisor in Thermopolis schools. Superintendent Ira B. Fee stated an investigation is ongoing into the pool of applicants with no selection made yet.
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Wises Gladys Ward
Central School
Thermopolis
Ira B. Fee
Pines
Neel
New Year Ball at Eagle Hall Opens 1977 Events
First event of the year, the fifth annual ball at Eagle Hall, on Monday evening January 1, 1977. Tickets include a Beth costume and a second price, with admission ranging from $5 to $10. An accompanying police notice details security and event guard charges.
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Eagies
Bar. Wnadem
Utah board finds 500000 acres of land tillable via experiments
The Utah state conservation commission reports that five hundred thousand acres in Millard Iron and Washington counties can become profitable through irrigation experiments. L. M. Winsor, irrigation expert, notes that underground water flow is inexhaustible and well costs are low, enabling cheap pumping for farming profitability.
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Alt Lake City
Millard
Iron
Washington Counties
Utah State Conservation Commission
State House
L. M. Winsor
Millard County
Winsor
Pumpa
Tide
Wolla
Ile
Hear THE NEW EDISON at The Wyoming Book Store
A reading event featuring THE NEW EDISON at the Wyoming Book Store draws local readers and music enthusiasts. Bookstore staff report strong attendance and interest in Edison era recordings and live performances.
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Edison
Wyoming
Bw Exhibit Details at 215 West 17th Street
A terse notice lists Ben F. Bw later specta Maing opto metrist at 215 West 17th Street. The fragment specifies a single address and a professional title with unclear surrounding context.
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Ben F. Bw
Specta Maing Optometrist
Optic
Atreet
Santa Barbara Boy Scouts Join The Torch Bearer Roles
A troop from Santa Barbara California joins the Mutual Star feature The Torch Bearer with William Russell in the lead. The Boston Star editor Mr Russell trains his newslogs to defend against crime in his city as Scouts accept the roles without protest.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Mutual Star
William Russell
Boston Star
Russella
Quarantine Rules Tightened As Measles Spread
City authorities announce strict measles quarantine enforcement with no household exits for 10 days per infected person, then 10 more days if remains contagious. Police will aid compliance. fines range from 1 to 100 dollars for violations.
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Neichbous
O. K. Anndibk
Pichr
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17H
Cetra
Apital Coal Company Oal
Ahill & Holliday
The
Sherman Co
William Breitung
E. M. Johnson
Wero
Franks
Lippin
the Plains
Lon Davis
Cole
Springs
Dannelly’s Cafe
Grand Mask Base
Rogers
Plains
J. A. Rogers
United States Army
Jay Ekm
Silas [Lorris
Jay Em
Withers
G. (. Withers
Maccabee Temple
Coliseum
Sherman Co. of
Lask
Miss Blanche Dyas
Wyo
C. Kale
Storey
BirieGoores i
Hanna Lampool
van Tassel Coal Co
Pioneer
William Dumme
C. J. Shennessy
Enver
Harry James
Heyenne
Hanna
van Tassell Coal Co
Ira
Ed Gerrans
Othe Plains Hotel
Eneba
William Guuff
Post Office
Howe
5Th Street
Boantenders
New
Waterman
Logan’s Book and Curio Store
Uston
Pactelo
Kemmerer and Sheridan
State Bembadming Board
Tadanceh
Hihvense Trachber
Moroles
Frank McIntyre
E. K. Lincoln
June Elvidge
Brady
Brady Cartoon
Bosby
Eagles’ Hall
Bartender’s
Repald’s
J. Rosenblum
Alao
17Th Street
Cheyennne, Wye
Atlas Today
Iksords Miprovech
Mary Blake
Violet Meimsenead
NEW Atlas
Gatello Brothers
Jack Bartow
Ellis
Bertram May
Uni
AT & Clatton
LAVAL
Sho Heserveil
Trallery le
Champion Shoe Shop
Curey Avenue
J. m. Cassidy
West Side Coal & Junk Yard
17Th St
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey
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