Social gatherings span friendly visits and formal dinners
A Mount Meliic club member hosts a surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. C. T. Johnston with carnations and a five o'clock buffet. Guests include Mrs. Ralph Goodrich and others. Mrs. Rockwell entertains young women with a floral love story contest and a red green supper. Bishop and Mrs. Thomas host a nine o'clock dinner for Governor Carey and guests. Mrs. Bird leads a Methodist church society meeting with light refreshments lasting into two weeks. Eighteen members attend the South Side Congregational session.
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Mount Meliic Club
Albert D. Johnston
C. T. Johnston
Michigan
Johnston
Ralph Goodrich
J. V. R. Vreeland
Emerson Glafcke
Harry Ruff
Frank Vreeland
Ashley Gleason
C. L. Hinkle
Cuarde Draper
William C. Wolcott
H. D. Gleason
Margaret
Burdick
J. L. Rockwell
Twenty-first Street
Dorothy Riner
Mary Bartlett
Boston
Rockwell
C. W. Burdick
Katherine Organ
Jane Thompson
Bishop
N. C. Thomas
Joseph M. Carey
H. T. David
Douglas
J. D. Pedersen
Jackson
Wyoming
John L. Baird
William Irvine
George Rafter
Edward T. Clark
G. W. Rockafield
Frank L. Bird
Methodist Church
FE. R. Couchman
Bird
W. M. Nelson
M. Ross
Sunday School Social in Chapel Draws Large Attendance
A Sunday school social in the chapel drew a large audience with a program of piano solos recitations songs and violin pieces. A booth sold homemade candles and popcorn and coffee and cake were served by the young people. Several local residents were noted present at various gatherings and visits.
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Gale
Local visitors gather in Colorado area homes
Bishop and Mrs N C Thomas host Rev Leonard K Smith and family of Saratoga for a few days. Mrs S T Corn arrives from Ogden to spend weeks with her daughter Mrs Otto Brunzell in Fort Rugerel. Mrs Hiram Sapp is recovering from a severe illness and Mrs George P Knight is listed as quite ill at her apartments.
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Bishop
N. C. Thomas
Rev
Leonard K. Smith
Saratoga
S. T. Corn
Ogden
Otto Brunzell
Fort Rugeell
George P. Knight
Knights and Ladies of Security Dance at Fraternal Hall
Social event announced for Monday evening January 9 at Fraternal hall featuring dance and refreshments. Admittance six dollars. ladies free.
Judge Riner Leaves for St. Louis to Preside in Circuit Court
Judge J. A. Riner of the federal district court departs by early morning train for St. Louis Missouri where he will preside over the federal circuit court in place of Judge Willis Van Devanter who has been elevated to the U S Supreme Court.
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ST. Louis
J. A. Riner
Federal District Court
Federal Circuit Court
Willis van Devanter
Supreme Bench of the
United States
County Appropriations for Laramie in 1911
The board of county commissioners appropriated 111000 dollars to run Laramie county affairs in 1911. Funds are split among three departments: Road and bridges 20000 dollars, Poor and pauper 16000 dollars, and General expenses 75000 dollars.
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Board of County Commissioners
Laramie County
NOLICH CONSISTORY RINGS ON VIEW AT BURCHNER’S
A display of the consistory rings, including the big tinth, attracts interest at Burchner's. Local onlookers explore the historic pieces as enthusiasts gather to admire the craftsmanship and symbolism.
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Burchner's
Consistory Completes Work With Tonight Reception
The Wyoming consistory wraps its reunion after conferring the twenty-ninth and thirtieth degrees yesterday. Newly elected officers were installed at a semi public meeting attended by the Masons wives. Today ends the reunion with sessions on the thirty first and thirty second degrees followed by a reception banquet and ball.
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Wyoming
Climatic Conditions Ideal in December in Wyoming
December in the Wyoming section showed ideal climate with temperatures from 58 to 10 degrees above zero. The mean monthly temperature reached 32 degrees, well above the 28.7 normal, not equaled since 1903. Precipitation exceeded normal at 0.69 inches while wind moved 8,569 miles.
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Wyoming
W. G. Palmer
United States Weather Bureau
California
Wind Peak Velocity and Snowfall Report
A brief weather summary notes the highest wind velocity reached sixty miles per hour for five minutes on December 4, accompanied by a total snowfall of 7.1 inches. Weather observations emphasize gust strength and snow accumulation.
Officers of literary club are installed
At the regular meeting of the Young Men's Literary club held last evening at Carnegie library, the officers named in earlier columns were installed.
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Young Men's Literary Club
Carnegie Library
Children's Day at the Fountain
Saturday promotion offers all drinks half price for children and accompanying adults, with drink specials listed as two for one cent and other low prices. Event promoted as Meet Me at Truckey's.
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Truckey's
Faggle Install Officers For Ensuing Year
Cheyenne Aerie of Eagles No. 128 installed its officers for the year. J. J. Astle served as past worthy president, Geo. Carroll as N. P., F. C. Calvert as W. V. P., Clyde Early as treasurer, H. G. Namm as W. C., O. H. Maneworth as Secretary, Phil Joyle as C. G., Robt Kepper as I. G., J. Astle and J. Sherman as 8, FP., Oliver as trustees, C. Y. Beard as physician.
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Cheyenne Aerie of Eagles
J. J. Astle
Worthy
Geo. Carroll
N. P
F. C. Calvert
Clyde Early
H.G. Namm
W. C
Oo. H. Maneworth
Phil Joyle
C. G
Robt
Kepper
I. G
J. Astle
J. Sherman
FP. Oliver
C. Y. Beard
Sheridan Legislators Arrive in Cheyenne for Session
Sheridan lawmakers reach Cheyenne ahead of the forty day Wyoming legislative session. Among the late arrivals are Sheridan county delegates led by veteran Democrat George Brundrage, Charles Decker, and Mr. Didan, all settling in for the start next Tuesday at the State House.
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State House
Sheridan County
George Brundragée
Wyoming
Charles Decker
Diodan
Hod Carrier Charged With Theft of Hogs
Hod carrier HH Cooper reports two hogs stolen from his pen near Crow Creek. Officers find 176 pounds of pork, likely from one hog, in Robert West's cellar. West is arrested. The second hog remains missing. West's wife denies knowledge of the meat and offers compensation to Cooper.
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Cooper
Twenty-fifth
Bent Streets
Crow Creek
Cahill
Fire Department
Robert West
Seventeenth
Snyder
West
Henderson
Roboels
Mrs James Cooper and Miss Marie Crowley Return from Denver
Mrs James Cooper and Miss Marie Crowley have returned from a pleasant trip to Denver. They were received at home by friends and relatives and report a pleasant visit with relatives.
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Mra
James Cooper
Mies Marie Crowley
Denver
Fair Frisco Miss Will Let Critics Judge
Controversy surrounds whether Miss Rasmussen posed for Fisher’s famous Fisher girl images. The Californian, noted for her beauty, will not hide her light, inviting New Yorkers to test the claim of originality.
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Miss Rasmussin
Fisher
Fisher Girl
Carnegie Backs Peace Hymn For New National Anthem
Andrew Carnegie favors a new hymn of international peace over America’s anthem though not urging a substitution. The hymn by Prof. George Huntington was widely distributed by Carnegie among peace supporters and urges unity and peaceful strength across nations.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
America
Carnegie
George Huntington
Carleton College
Carnegie Foundation
Antelope hunting ends as South Dakota law lapses
Deadwood January 6 with the close of the year the law against killing antelope in this state expired and Black Hills hunters plan to pursue the fleet-footed animals. Recent reports note small herds in the Hills likely driven there by Montana forest fires last summer. It has been five years since antelope were hunted in South Dakota.
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Deadwood
Black Hills
Montana
South Dakota
For Rent Nicely Furnished Front Room Downtown
Notice describes a ground floor front room for rent at 209 West 21st with light heat and bath included. Contact Bt 16 for details.
Neal Institute offers three day cure for drink habit Omaha ad
Public notice promotes Neal Three Day Drink Habit Cure at the Neal Institute 1502 South Tenth Street Omaha Nebraska. It claims no injections drugs or narcotics and a no cure no pay guarantee. The ad cites hundreds of men cured in Iowa and Nebraska and lists forty institutes nationwide.
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Neal Institute
Omaha
South Tenth Street
Neb
Iowa
Nebraska
Neg Institute
Grand Island
America
Neal Institute Company
South Tenth St
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