Order of Owls Installs 1914 Officers in Cheyenne Nest
Cheyenne Nest of the Order of Owls installs 1914 officers led by President J. C. Argesheimer and Vice President David Jones. The group notes two death benefits paid last year and emphasizes member relief, with a treasury in good condition despite many members in Texas. Meetings occur weekly on Pioneer avenue with frequent updates from Chaplain Stull and the Texas-bound members.
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Cheyenne Neal
Order of Owls
J. C. Argesheimer
David Jones
George
Stull
G. H. Treastle
Herman J. Nyland
Cheyenne Nest
Pioneer Avenue
Texas
Mexican
Dan Luce Breaks Arm After Fall From Hay Load
Dan Luce formerly with Cheyenne fire department now lives on a northeast dry farm near Swinbank ranch. He fell from a loaded alfalfa pile near Hurlington depot, suffering a compound arm fracture. An Oregon physician aiding Dr. Conway called him very gritty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Luce
Cheyenne
Transfer of Property Recalls Jenkins Case
A deed filed in the county clerk office conveys to Warren Jenkins from Jewle Root Jenkins the east 44 feet of Lot 8, Block 7, in Cheyenne. Dated February 14, it was filed by Administrator Y. Beard and acknowledged by the late J. M. Newman, part of settling the affairs of an unhappy couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Warren Jenkins
Jewle Root Jenkins
Cheyenne
Y. Beard
J. M. New
Many Improvements in Industrial Exhibit
A. L. Moore of Burlington, state exhibit keeper, makes multiple changes to the agricultural and mineral displays. Plans include a larger Casper Commercial club exhibit and other groups, while the ladies waiting room gains new pictures and railing features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eent A. L. Moore
Burlington
Lrs
Valles
Casper Commercial Club
Fraternal Union Socialed Card Night Planned
The Tuathrnal Union to host a Friday evening social at the Fraternal Union of America. Members and friends will join two game tables one for high five and one for 500 with prizes awarded to winners. Refreshments and music will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuathrnal Union
Fratrnal Union of America
Friends of the Members
City in Brief from Cheyenne Messenger Service
A round up of short notices from Cheyenne including visits by Paola and Campstool residents, a Denver romance, business moves to the Citizens National Bank building, snow reports near Wheatland, court notices, and plans to wire the depot. Local merchants advertise services and residents travel between Cheyenne and nearby towns.
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Cheyenne
The
Citizens of
Cheyenne Investment Company
W. Q. Phelan
C. H. Wunniche
Citizens’ National Bank
Carey Avenue
Patent filings recorded in county clerk office
Three patent filings were recorded yesterday in County Clerk Harry W. Tupper's office. The documents convey a series of land parcels identified by range and lot numbers to Pranda LLC and Sheuefelt, with references to section 26 and related indices.
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Harry W. Tupper
Seo
Pranda Ll
Sheuefelt
Eby
Oldest Engineer Dad Taylor Improves After Illness
Burling ton engineer Dad Taylor, aged the oldest in his field, has been seriously ill at 1810 Moorle Street for a month with rheumatism. After a period of illness he showed some improvement last evening. Taylor has served as an engineer for 48 years.
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Lusk
Jack Clark
Ora Shelbourne
Superyor
A. P. Hansen
Dad” Taylor
Burlington
Moorle Street
Mr. Taylor
The
City Briefs and Local Business Movements
Campstool residents From Campstool W I Curtis and Wm Rice visit the city on business. Sheriff Peyton and Deputy McMahon of Converse county escort two prisoners to Rawlins penitentiary. Newscludes a mother’s illness in New Jersey and stock inspector B Morgan’s state business. Deeds filed to Sylvia E Smith and Pine Bluffs bank stock increase to 25000. Veterinarian B F Davis to return from Campbell county dour infection inquiry.
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Campstool
W. I. Curtis
Wm. Rice
Albert Peyton
P. J. McMahon
Converse County
Douglas
Rawlins
Pine Bluffs State Bank
Pine Bluffs
B. F. Davis
Campbell County
Local Visit Spotted in Laramie Tomorrow White Goods Sale
Report notes State Tax Commissioner John McGill visiting Laramie with family for a Sunday stay. Clark Engineering’s Newton Thornton from Bull Lake City stopped by the state house. Ingernoll announces its annual white goods sale starting tomorrow.
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John McGill
Laramie
St. Newton Thornton
Clark Engineering Contracting Company
Bull Lake City
State House
Ingernoll
Union Pacific shops to reopen with full force tomorrow
Union Pacific shops will resume work tomorrow morning with a full force of employees in all departments after closing in the latter part of last week. Superintendent W. M. Jeffers and Master Mechanic D. I. Sullivan are traveling over their division to oversee the rearrangement of machinery to facilitate shop operations.
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Union Pacific
W. M. Jeffers
D. I. Sullivan
Hsrda
Railway men attend family time in town and Cheyenne stores filled
Most of the Finn division men spend today with families in town. Jamtson chief clerk to Division Storekeeper Kingaford of the Union Pacific returns from Laramie after attending his father P A Bock’s funeral. Bock, supervisor of building for the Union Pacific, is in Ogden today. Filling the Union Pacific and PFE houses at Cheyenne for the coming season’s consumption was completed a day or 80 ago.
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Denver
Harry James
Bridge and Building Department
The
Colorado and Southern
Wendover
Ralph Robertson
Mr. Robertson
Jamtson
A. ©. Kingaford
Union Pacific
Laramie
P. A. Bock
Ogden
P.ffel
Cheyenne
Y B A C Beats CAC In Fast High School Basketball
The Y B A C defeated the C A C in a brisk contest held in the high school gym yesterday morning. Both teams showcased sharp offense and solid defense as the game unfolded with close scoring.
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Young Boys’ Athletic Club
Cook's Athletic Club
McMillan Arrives in Cheyenne to Handle Business
Winterset resident Charles McMillan visits Cheyenne to oversee local business interests as he stops to see a game. He is noted as the father of the late Hugh McMillan.
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McMillan
Charles McMillan
Winterset
Hugh McMillan
Cheyenne
Local teams clash in high school match
Both teams, composed of young players, played with veteran poise in a 7 to 1 game. A.C. appears ready for another shot at their winning opponents.
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A. C’a
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Capitol
Avenue Theatre
MLE J
Anna Pavlova
Penenied
M. Novi
Complete Symphony Orchestra
Theodore Stier
Paola
Percy Goggins
A. Foster
Mark Chapman
John W. C. Rogers
Dollie May Otte
Erie
Pennsylvania
W. E. Edgin
Capitol Ave
Miller's
Carey Ave
Traimen
Colorado
Wheratland
17Th Street
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Dave Shorts
Justice Court
District Court
W. T. Hox
Rex Brothers Live Stock Company
Mr. Wuster
Wuster Live Stock Company
M. N. Spencer
Cokeville
Omaha
A. J. Close
Golden Prairie Country
Mre
M. R. Roland
Central City
Neb
Chas. C. McBodree
California
Rex
Casper
U. P
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Simeon J. Quantock
John G. Lins
William M. Curry
James Matis
United States
Immigration Bureau
Presbyterian Church
A. P. Hall of
the Plains
Elk Mountain
Andrew Olson
Jack O'Brien
Orin Junction
Wheatland
Yv. C. McPherson
W. R. Williams
Geo. Sibley
Wm. Rowley
C. M. Greenwald
Orin
E. B. Mitchell
George Mitchell
FH. L Forde
Guernsey
Hartville
T. Paul Wilcox
Eeen
Gardner
W. F. Handy
Riverton
Cook Bros. Co
Plains Pharmacy
Plains Hotel
Corneg
Wallace C. Bond
New Brunswick
New Jersey
B. Morgan
William Clay
Diamond
W. T. Res
Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln County
Chas
Irwin
Wheatand
B. W. Marshall
H. Gersehmel
Visi
C. A. Bennett
Lydia E. Bennett
Sylvia E. Smith
Gem City Boys
Railroad News
New Ballet Standard
N. Y. World
N. Y. Press
N. Y.’ San
Robinson
Mber
Sindenis
F. W. Roedel
Game
de Jones
Nagel
Modesto & Pipitone
Modesto & Pipitene
Wyo
Dennifon
Washingon
Andy E. Roedel
Rexall
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Orpheum
the Law
Biograph
Mrs. Upton
Vita
Zima
Citizens National Bank
Wyoming
Addy BT
Cheyenne Transfer Co
Royshlog
Rock Spring
W. Beth Ae Paoue
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