Cheyenne High to Meet Garamiec High in Friday Game
Cheyenne high school faces Garamiec high Friday night at the gym in what is billed as the season’s best local clash. Both teams are well matched with recent wins and close games against University high. A preliminary game features Central School eighth grade and high school freedmen teams.
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Cheyenne High School
Garamiec High
Raton
Cheyenne Hesalko
Laramie
University High
Central School
Freedmen
Fach
Eaton
Cheyenne
Display room planned for Dildine garage frontage
A new display room twelve feet wide spans the front of the Dildine garage and will hold three cars. The Dildine garage has secured the Dart agency in addition to the Studebaker line.
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Pildine
Dildine
Dart
Studebaker
Parcel post coal eases Utah family’s cold spell
KEMMBERER Wyoming February 6 Attorney J W Salmon returns to Bingham Canon Utah sending by parcel post a fifty pound allotment of coal daily to his distressed daughter. The move highlights a rare parcel post solution amid coal shortages in the region.
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Kemmberer
Wyo
J. W. Salmon
Bingham Canon
Utah
Knife on Corks Causes Lockjaw Warns For Corn Remedy
A Cincinnati authority touts a drug called free tone to treat corns. A few drops applied to a corn supposedly relieves soreness and loosens the corn with no irritation to surrounding skin. The ad claims a quarter ounce costs little and ends with a warning against cutting corns.
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Cincinnati
Cheyenne High on U P Records for Year End
Cheyenne joined fifty one Union Pacific stations in contributing over $50 000 to passenger revenue for the year ending June 30 2016. The accounting department notes the good record and congratulates Loew Agent L A Broderick and staff in a letter signed by W Basinger general passenger agent at Omaha.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Loew
L. A. Broderick
W. Basinger
Omaha
Musicians Will Hold Annual Ball Tonight
Cheyenne residents anticipate the fourth annual dance by the Cheyenne Musicians Protective Association at Maccabee temple tonight. A sixteen piece orchestra will provide dance music. tickets cost $1 with ladies admitted free and refreshments served.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Musicians Protective Association
Maccabee Temple
Successful businesswoman marries and leaves firm
Nellie Tierney, owner of The Mode in Rawlins, Wyoming, has sold her stock and will marry John Quealey of Elk Horn Mountain. The exclusive ladies' furnishings store closes as she departs to start married life with his family connection to Kemmerer.
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Rawlins, Wyo
Rawlins
Mise
Nellie Tierney
John Quealey
Elk Horn Mountain
P. J. Quealey
Kemmerer
Tierney
Funeral Held for 10 Month Old Helen Gensheer
The funeral for Helen Gensheer, ten months old, who died from burns in a Saturday fire and pneumonia from exposure, was held Monday at St. John’s hospital and the Early parlors with Father Hartman presiding. Burial followed at Olivet Cemetery. Helen was 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 Proposes Broad Election and Public Finance Reforms
A list of introduced House Bills includes measures by Carroll Hoffman Dobler Hazen Mercer Sullivan and Underwood covering nominations direct primaries amendments to election statute payrolls for livestock commissioners and county clerks investment and safety of the common school fund taxation of purchaser interests in state lands and summer normal training schools, all referred to their respective committees.
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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 Marriages and Deaths Reported
John Stinger of Laramie dies at 67 and is mourned by a wife and children as a longtime blacksmith and pioneer resident. Milton Jones of San Francisco dies of bronchial pneumonia after being rushed from a train and buried in San Francisco. Frank Feely dies of pneumonia and is buried in the city cemetery with no known local relatives.
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Milton Jones
San Francisco
St. John's Hospital
Coast
Death of Cheyenne Resident John Reed at 1614 Reed Street
John Reed of Cheyenne died last Sunday at his home 1614 Reed Street. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at Early chapel at 1 o clock. Interment followed in the city cemetery. He leaves no known relatives.
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John Reed
Cheyenne
Reed Street
Paris Swindler Palmarinos Sentenced for Prison Guard Fraud
Paris reports the tenth criminal court sentencing Palmarinos, a former Lyons lawyer, to five years after he swindled a prison guard and the prison doctor out of 26 000 francs while already serving a prior sentence for swindling. He had been associated with banker Hen ri Rochette.
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Paris
Criminal Court of
Paria
Lyons
Palmarinos
Palmarini
Henri Rochette
Body of Zeppelin Crew Washed Up on English Coast
London, Feb. 6. Nearly two months after the destruction of the Zeppelin on the Durham coast, the body of a crew member has been washed ashore along the northeast English coast.
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London
Durham
Jad Salts Promoted For Kidney Comfort And Health
An advertisement extols Jad Salts as a harmless inexpensive effervescent drink made from grape and lemon acids with lithia. It claims to flush clogged kidneys, reduce urinary irritation, and prevent bladder disorders by taking four ounces in water before breakfast for several days. A local druggist endorses the product.
Jay Cook Dies After Illness in Cheyenne
Jay Cook 54 longtime Western Union night operator and chief dispatcher in Cheyenne died at St. John's hospital from nephritis and dropsy. He leaves a wife Kate Rider and two children Sheldon and Mildred. Funeral services planned with Masons attending.
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Jay Cook
Western Union
Cheyenne
St. John's Hospital
Union Pacific Telegraph Office
Masons
Masonic Fraternity
Kate Rider
Sheldon
Mildred
Wisconsin native dies after years in the city
The obituary notes a Wisconsin native who came to the city in 1892 and later died after being accompanied by a companion during residence. A brother named William remains at Caoling, Indiana, with unclear plans for his arrival.
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William
Caolling
Wisconsin
City Officials Say New Petition Required for Special Election
City officials stated a new petition must be prepared to hold a special election on whether to end the commission form of government. The McGarvey petition filed last week is on record and cannot be recalled or refilled with added names. McGarvey plans to start another petition immediately despite the ruling.
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Commission
C. B. McGarvey
McGarvey
Legislators Plan Entertainment at Plains
The legislature members will host a stylish function at Plains on Wednesday evening February 14. The program includes dancing cabaret attractions and supper with a capable committee in charge of arrangements.
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Plains
the Plains
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Frank Feely
St. St. John's Hospital
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Fiagt National Bank
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Rae Ea Adee
Sidi Alteas
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
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