Cheyenne High to Meet Garamiec High Friday in Big Game
Cheyenne high school faces Garamiec high Friday night in the gym in what is billed as the season’s top local duel. Both squads have won and lost close matches with Raton Hesalko and University high, and the crowd is urged to boost the home team in a bid to even the year’s series.
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Cheyenne High School
Garamiec High
Raton
Cheyenne Hesalko
Laramie
University High
Central School
Freedmen
Fach
Eaton
Cheyenne
New Display Room For Dildine Garage
A twelve foot wide display room across the front of the Dildine garage will add space and showcase three cars. The garage has secured the Dart agency as well as the Studebaker line for sale and service.
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Pildine
Dildine
Dart
Studebaker
Parcel Post Coal Eases Utah Family Shortage
KEMMBERER Wyo Feb 6 Attorney J W Salmon learns his daughter in Bingham Canon Utah suffers coal shortages. He ships fifty pounds daily by parcel post to provide relief and is among the few in the city fortunate to have coal to burn.
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Kemmberer
Wyo
J. W. Salmon
Bingham Canon
Utah
Knife on Corks Causes Lockjaw Warning Ad
A Cincinnati authority promotes Free Tone for corns and calluses. A few drops relieve soreness, lift the entire corn from the root, and dry to a shriveled finish without inflaming surrounding tissue. A quarter-ounce is claimed to cost little at drug stores.
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Cincinnati
Cheyenne High on U P Records
Cheyenne station among fifty one on the Union Pacific system contributed more than 50000 to passenger revenue for the year ending June 30 2016. The accounting department reports the good record and congratulatory note from W Basinger general passenger agent Omaha remarks on the station’s efforts and cooperation.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Loew
L. A. Broderick
W. Basinger
Omaha
Musicians Ball Tonight By Cheyenne Musicians Protective
Cheyenne youths anticipate the fourth annual dance of the Cheyenne Musicians Protective Association to be held at Maccabee temple tonight. A sixteen piece orchestra will provide dance music as tickets cost $1 with ladies admitted free. refreshments will be served.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Musicians Protective Association
Maccabee Temple
Successful Business Woman Weds. Rawlins Store Closes
Nellie Tierney owner of The Mode in Rawlins has sold her stock and plans marriage to John Quealey of Elk Horn mountain. The exclusive ladies furnishings store folds as she leaves to wed. Quealey is nephew of P. J. Quealey of Kemmerer.
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Rawlins, Wyo
Rawlins
Mise
Nellie Tierney
John Quealey
Elk Horn Mountain
P. J. Quealey
Kemmerer
Tierney
Funeral Services Held for Helen Gensheer
The funeral for ten month old Helen Gensheer who died from burns sustained in Saturday's fire and pneumonia from exposure was held at 10 o'clock yesterday morning from the Early parlors. Father Hartman conducted the service at St. John's hospital burial followed at Olivet cemetery. Helen was the daughter of Mrs. Mamie Gensheer.
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Helen Gensheer
Littl
St. John's Hospital
Burns
Father Hartman
Cathedral
Olivet
Helen
Mamie Gensheer
Wyoming House Bills Outline Several Revisions and Reenactments
A list of proposed measures from the Wyoming legislature includes H. No. 181 on nominating offices and vacancies, H. No. 182 on Section 12 of a 1911 statute, H. No. 1822 adjusting livestock commissioners’ pay, H. No. 184 amending recording fees, H. No. 185 on section 283% amendments, H. No. 186 to invest common school funds, H. No. 187 taxing equitable interests in lands, H. No. 189 on capital stock, H. No. 186 on hide inspection, and H. No. 190 for summer normal training schools. referrals span Elections, Ways and Means, Revenue, Corporations, and Education panels.
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Carroll
Hoffman
G. F. Dobler
Wyoming
Board of Livestock Commissioners of
Hazen
Mercer and Dunn
Mercer
Sullivan
H. D
Pioneer Laramie Resident John Stinger Dies at 67
John Stinger, 67, blacksmith and pioneer Laramie resident, died Sunday at St. John’s Hospital. His body is shipped home to Laramie where he leaves a wife and children. Rep George A Campbell calls him respected and well liked. he belonged to the Fraternal Aid Union.
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John Stinger
St. John's Hospital
Laramie
George A. Campbell
Stinger
The
Fraternal Aid Union
Death of John Reed at 1614 Reed Street
John Reed of Cheyenne died last Sunday at his home 1614 Reed Street. Funeral services were held yesterday at Early Chapel at 1 pm with interment in the city cemetery. He leaves no known relatives.
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John Reed
Cheyenne
Reed Street
Swindling Former Lawyer Palmarinos Sentenced in Paris
Paris February 6 The tenth criminal court of Paris sentenced former Lyons lawyer Palmarinos to five years in prison for swindling a prison guard and doctor of 26 000 francs while still serving a sentence for prior swindling. Palmarini was once linked to Henri Rochette the noted Paris banker swindler.
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Paris
Criminal Court of
Paria
Lyons
Palmarinos
Palmarini
Henri Rochette
Body of German Crewman Washed Up on English Coast
London Feb 6 Nearly two months after the Zeppelin airship was destroyed in flames on the Durham coast the body of a crew member has washed ashore on the northeast English coast.
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London
Durham
Jad Salts Advocated for Kidney Comfort and Health
An advertisement urges readers to take four ounces of Jad Salts each morning to flush kidneys, ease backache and bladder discomfort, and improve urinary acidity. The product, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is presented as harmless, inexpensive, and beneficial for kidney activity.
Jay Cook Dies After Illness at 54 in Cheyenne
Jay Cook, 54, chief night operator at the Western Union in Cheyenne, died at St. John’s hospital from nephritis that led to dropsy. He served fourteen years as chief dispatcher, earlier ten years with Union Pacific telegraph. Funeral rights are Masonically led. he is survived by wife Kate Rider and two children, Sheldon and Mildred. Masons to attend en masse.
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Jay Cook
Western Union
Cheyenne
St. John's Hospital
Union Pacific Telegraph Office
Masons
Masonic Fraternity
Kate Rider
Sheldon
Mildred
Deceased Wisconsin Native, City Resident Since 1892
The text notes a person from Wisconsin who lived in the city since 1892. It mentions a brother named William in Caoling and uncertainty about his travel last night. The passage indicates whether he was coming remains unclear. The year referenced was spent in school with companions.
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William
Caolling
Wisconsin
City Officials Say New Petition Needed for Special Election
City officials announced that a new petition must be prepared if a special election is to decide whether to abolish the commission form of government. The McGarvey petition filed last week is on record and cannot be recalled or refilled with additional signatures. McGarvey intends to start another petition immediately.
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Commission
C. B. McGarvey
McGarvey
Legislators Plan Entertainment at Plains
The legislature members will host a brilliant party at the Plains on Wednesday evening February 14. The event features dancing cabaret attractions and supper. A capable committee oversees the affair, promising a smart function of the season.
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the Plains
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Huff's Furniture Store
Capitel Ave
Pagne
Cheyenne High
U.P. Records
Milton Jones
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Coast
Frank Feely
St. St. John's Hospital
Jai
Plains
Fiagt National Bank
Cabin Co
Sidi Alteas
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
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