Miller's watch repair and other city notices
A compact local notices page lists Miller's Repair as a place for watch repair at 1709 Carey Ave and notes Mark A. Chapman for loans insurance and houses at 19th and Carey Ave. Also reports Tom Graves arrested on suspicion and held, dressmaking jobs, and Keister's Ladies Tailoring College offerings. A music class planned by Mrs Mabel E F Smith at 510 East Twenty fifth Street. Art store transfer Chang s Hands Mina Haule Lassen to Mrs Bertha Collier Gill block. Dr L P Desmond to study post graduate course in New York Medical College. Marriage licenses issued to Lester L Forney and June Forney of Fremont Iowa. Emma Broderick files for divorce from Clinton Broderick for extreme cruelty. married in Terag less than a month ago.
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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 states a 10 o'clock morning service for those wishing to begin the new year by taking the sacrament at the Lord's table.
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St. Mark's Church of Services
Personal visits flood Cheyenne with many out-of-town residents
Dr A A Duniway of Laramie, F Kin of Laramie, Joseph EK Burch from Kemmerer, Wir and Mrs W B Hudson of Cody, A H Codly of Casper, KK T Good, Edwin Hall from Lusk, Henry D Schoomaker of Alcova, Nat Baker from Douglas, J A Phefffer of Casper, Peter Brand of Chugwater, E A Young from Lander, T B Robeson of Sheridan, Co 1T Marquiss of Golden Prairie, James Atkinson from Laramie, Mr and Mrs Karl Brown of Gillette all in Cheyenne yesterday.
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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 Clerk Poet Receives Professed Soul Offer
Chicago dated story notes Miss Maude Le Palge a delicatessen clerk poet who did not receive a $1,000 offer for a mortgage on her soul. A letter from an alleged admirer named Allea Gerbing warned her not to sell her soul and urged she work to publish poetry. The writer vowed to become a great musician and claimed future offers may come.
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Chicago
Maude le Palge
Delicatessen
Allea Gerbing
Mise le Page
Dutch Parliament Debates $400,000 Exposition Participation
The government today introduced a bill in Parliament to appropriate 400000 for Holland and the Dutch colonies to participate in the Panama Exposition.
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The
Hague
Goytrameunt
Holland
Army Post Sports and Transfers Spark Winter Cheer
As a quiet end to drills and athletics settles over the fort, soldiers praise the Wyoming snows and the ice pond experiment on the parade ground proves a success. The skating rink draws crowds daily while post exchanges sell many skates. Captain Charles G. Lawrence shifts to the 24th Infantry and sails for the Philippines on March 1.
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Wyoming
Charles G. Lawrence
11Th Infantry
24Th Infantry
Philippines
Army orders transfer and duty changes detailed for officers and enlisted men
First Lieut W J Connolly is relieved as post laundry officer effective Dec 1. Capt Alden F Brewster takes post prison and police duties replacing 2nd Lieut John D Reardan effective Dec 31. Leave granted for First Lieut Daniel P Tompkins around Jan 1. Numerous enlisted men are relieved from extra duty in the quartermaster corps or detailed to special duty or as teamsters, with transfers to 11th infantry and Fourth field artillery. Marion L Mitchell will proceed to Fort Barry for duty with issue of dinwkeets as emergency demands require.
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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
Frank E. Holt
David Knecht
John W. Cleveland
Descriptive Note on Battery Replacement by Quartermaster
The passage states that the theme should be entered on description to list, and the respective batteries and companies will be credited with the same. These may be replaced with new ones as soon as they are received by the quartermaster.
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Citizens National Bank
Cheyenne Banks Prosperous Show Growth in 1912 Deposits
A Cheyenne report compares deposits on Dec 6 1911 and Nov 25 1912 from Stock Growers National Citizena National and First National. Total increases across the three banks reach 685 287 49 with Stock Growers rising to 2 495 289 First National to 2 459 572 81 and Citizena at 602 776 35. The gains reflect a thriving local economy.
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Stock Growers Bank
Citizena National
First National Bank
Anl
Stock Growers National
National
Cheyenne
Wyoming exhibits readied for permanent display in Burlington
Exhibits for the permanent Wyoming display in the Burlington building are arriving and being unpacked. The exhibition room is finished and should be ready by the legislature's opening. Mid-West Oil Co and France Co are contributing samples. P J Quealy provides Kemmerer coal. Union Pacific offers Sherman gravel as exhibit bedding. Remaining items expected soon for a ready showcase of Wyoming products.
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Wyoming
Burlington
Mid-Weat Oil Company
Walton
France Company
Mer. P. J. Quealy
Kemmerer
Union Pacific
Funeral of Judge Carpenter Draws Laramie Bar Elks
Cheyenne lawyers and about a dozen Elks traveled to Laramie to attend Judge Carpenter's funeral at the Catholic Church. Attendees included members of the county bar association such as Kinkead Riddon Donzelman Clark Riner and Matson, with a special Union Pacific train and service by Father Commisskey.
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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 Celebrates New Year With Community Festivities
Cheyenne welcomed 1915 with a midnight celebration across the city. The Commercial Club opened to members and guests for a reception and dinner while private homes and hotels hosted special meals. The Hike organization hosted a New Year party for members and families with an elaborate lunch and informal entertainment featuring the Shriners' grand displays.
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Cheyenne
Commercial Club
Shriners
Violet Asquith Angers Witness On Ocean Crossing
Violet Asquith, daughter of the British prime minister, caused a stir aboard the Celtic as she argued with imaginary cabin stewards. Reporters noted her brisk temper and lively exchanges while American crowds and others aboard observed the famed English visitor.
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Violet Asquith
Margot” Tennant
Tas Celtic
Miss Asquith
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City News
Porte Soul
Russell ‘News
Q. M
Percy Connelly
Fourth Artillery
Weaver Stagehill
George 8. Wise
Cook James Goring
James A. Wells
Russell D. Wooten
Herbert McGraw
Edward B. Fink
George M. Wells
Q. M. Hergean
Marion L. Mitchell
Fort Barry
California
Hirsch-Wickwire
Schloss Bros
PRICE
W. F. Daiber & Bros. Seventeenth and Carey
Shriner Entertainment
Masonic Temple
Albany
Plains
Archer
Wyossing
Goddikes
Violet Asgi
Celtic
White Starling Pier
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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