Miller's Repair Shop Quietly Serves City for Years
Local ad notes Miller's in Carey Avenue offering watch repairing and adjusting with moderate prices and high grade work. It lists other city notices including loans by Mark A. Chapman and a Sunday arrest of Tom Graves on suspicion, plus dressmaking jobs, a tailoring college, a piano class, an art store change of ownership, and a doctor heading to New York for post graduate study. Marriage licenses issued the prior week in county clerk records. A divorce petition was filed in district court by Mrs Emma Broderick against Clinton Broderick for extreme cruelty taken within a month of marriage in Teragless.
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Carey Ave
Mark A. Chapman
Tom Graves
Mra. BE. D
Gee
Capitol Avenue
Keister
Ladies’ Tailoring College
Mabel EF. Smith
510
East Twenty-fifth Street
Chang’s
Mina Haule Lassen
Art
Notion
Gill Block
Bertha Collier
L. P. Desmond
New York
New York Medical College
Lester L. Forney
Thorman
June Forney
Fremont
Iowa
Mra
Emma Broderick
Clinton Broderick
Terag
St Mark's Church Announces 10 AM Sacrament Service
An announcement from St Mark's church informs parishioners of a 10 o'clock morning service offering the sacrament at the Lord's table for those beginning the new year in worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Church of Services
Personalities check in Cheyenne with numerous visitors
A list of individuals from Laramie Casper Cody Douglas Lander Sheridan Gillette Kemmerer and other towns appearing in Cheyenne yesterday. Names include Dr A A Duniway F Kin Joseph E K Burch Edwin Hall Henry Schoomaker Nat Baker J A Pheffer Peter Brand T B Robeson James Atkinson Karl Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Duniway
Laramie
Cheyenne
F. Kin
Joseph EK. Burch
Kemmerer, Wir
Mra
W. B. Hudson
Cody
A. H. Codly
Casper
KK. T. Good
Edwin Hall
Lusk
Henry D. Schoomaker
Alcova
Nat Baker
Doulas
J. A. Phefffer
Peter Brand
Chugwater
A. Young
Lander
T. B. Robeson
Sheridan
Marquiss
Golden Prairie
James Atkinson
Karl Brown
Gillette
Delicatessen Poet Receives Warning Letter
Chicago December 31 Miss Maude Le Palge a delicatessen clerk poet did not get a $1000 offer for a mortgage on her soul instead receiving a letter signed Allea Gerbing warning her not to sell her soul. The writer urges work to earn money to publish poems and vows to become a great musician.
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Chicago
Maude le Palge
Delicatessen
Allea Gerbing
Mise le Page
Dutch Parliament Bill Aims for Panama Exposition Funding
The Hague December 31, 19– goy trameunt introduces a bill in Parliament to appropriate 400000 dollars for Holland and the Dutch colonies participation in the Panama exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Goytrameunt
Holland
Army Life on the Post Brims with Skating Fun
The article notes soldiers enjoying a new skating rink on the second battalion parade ground and an ice pond experiment proving successful. It mentions brisk post exchange business and Captain Charles G. Lawrence transferring to the 24th infantry en route to the Philippines with a March 1 sailing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Lawrence
11Th Infantry
24Th Infantry
Philippines
Army orders detail transfers and duties for infantry and artillery units
First Lieut W J Connolly is relieved as post laundry officer and Captain Alden Brewster is detailed as post prison and police officer. Several enlisted men are relieved from extra duty in the quartermaster corps and assigned to special duty or teamster roles. Marion L Mitchell will report to Fort Barry for duty and is to receive blankets if none are on hand.
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W. J. Connolly
11Th Infantry
Alden F. Brewster
Q. M. Fourth Field Artillery
John D. Reardan
Daniel P. Tompkins
Eighth Cavalry
Q. M. Sergt
Pearcy F. Connelly
Fourth Field Artillery
George Berthune
Fred B. Hostettler
William Nittler
Thomas Wade
Loring HW. Criss
Calvin H. Becker
Beney Posner
John H. Canterbury
John E. Redmond
1St Infantry
Aston B. Handy
One Infantry Ry
Harry W. Aoe
New On Infantry
Hillary Herman
Quartermaster Corps
Q. M
Percy Connelly
Fourth Artillery
Weaver Stagehill
George 8. Wise
Cook James Goring
Frank E. Holt
David Knecht
John W. Cleveland
James A. Wells
Russell D. Wooten
Herbert McGraw
Edward B. Fink
George M. Wells
Q. M. Hergean
Marion L. Mitchell
Fort Barry
California
Descriptions of Battery Replacement Credits by Quartermaster
The note states that thewi and theme to be entered on descriptions for listing. Batterien and compantes will be credited with the same and may be replaced with new items as soon as received by the quartermaster.
Cheyenne Banks Prosperous Report Shows Growth
A Cheyenne banking report compares deposits on Dec 6 1911 and Nov 25 1912 from Stock Growers National Citizena National and First National. Combined increase across the three banks totals 685 287 49 with each bank posting double digit gains signaling city prosperity.
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Stock Growers Bank
Citizena National
First National Bank
Anl
Stock Growers National
National
Cheyenne
Exhibits On Wyoming Products Ready For Legislature
Exhibits for the permanent Wyoming display in the Burlington building are arriving and will be unpacked and placed. The exhibition room is complete and ready by legislative convening. Mid West Oil, France Company, P. J. Quealy, Kemmerer coal, and Union Pacific Sherman gravel will be featured as core exhibits.
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Wyoming
Burlington
Mid-Weat Oil Company
Walton
France Company
Mer. P. J. Quealy
Kemmerer
Union Pacific
Funeral for Judge Carpenter Draws Cheyenne Bar and Elks
Laramie County Bar Association members and about a dozen to fifteen local Elks traveled to Laramie to attend Judge Carpenter’s funeral. The service at the Catholic Church will be conducted by Father Commiskey, with supreme court and district court judges, and many local Elks in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Ounty Bar Association
Elks
Judge Carpenter
Cheyenne
Bar Association
Messrs. Kinkead
Rigdon
Gen
Donzelman
Judge Clark
Judge Riner
William Riner
Herbert Lacey
Hunter
O'Leary
Kline
Watts
Judge Matson
Union Pacific
Catholic Church
Father Commiskey
Wih
Bar
Supreme Court and District Court
Cheyenne Welcomes New Year With Grand Local Festivities
Cheyenne rang in 1915 with broad celebration. Factory whistles blew and dinners were hosted as the Commercial Club held an open house. Members enjoyed a reception and a late lunch while the Hike and Shriners hosted parties for members and families with informal entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Commercial Club
Shriners
Violet Asquith Arrives in New York in Angry Mood
Violet Asquith daughter of the British prime minister returns from Europe aboard the Celtic. She quarrels with imaginary cabin stewards, mocks being slept through, and vocally vents frustration at missing the Statue of Liberty. Her reputation as a suffragette is noted, though she declines to speak politically.
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New York
Celtic
White Starling Pier
Violet Asquith
Margot” Tennant
Tas Celtic
Miss Asquith
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City News
Porte Soul
Russell ‘News
Hirsch-Wickwire
Schloss Bros
PRICE
W. F. Daiber & Bros. Seventeenth and Carey
Shriner Entertainment
Masonic Temple
Albany
Plains
Archer
Citizens National Bank
Wyossing
Goddikes
Violet Asgi
Watson
Cassh Goods
Concha
Sam Broncha
Biddy Street
Renton
N. Gours
Privat
Repilva Vom
Bey Phopes
Jackson Perk
Delavan Laie
Callyon Works
Cedara
Court House
Dreh
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