Junior Birthday Column Celebrates Local Birthdays
In Cheyenne today community members are honored in a birthday column. Names listed include Hagel LaVernon Woods of Johnston School born January 11 1969 Ruth Elizabeth Murphy of Corlett School born January 11 1807 Lillie M Grunden of Corlett School born January Lith 1897 and Herbert Steel Kresa of Central School born January 11 1595.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagel LaVernon Woods
Johnston
Ruth Elizabeth Murphy
Corlett
Lillie M. Grunden
Herbert Steel Kresa
Central School
People of Casper and other towns visit Cheyenne region
A compilation of visitors and residents in Cheyenne and surrounding areas. Alfred Perry of Casper, John Ward of Cody, A B Forbes, Thos H Work of Laramie, FF McFarland of Casper, Geo L Reyes from Polo Creek, Harting Martenes of Siblee, Senator George Crosse of Converse county, Mr and Mrs Harry Goodale, A E White of the Rocky Mountain Fire Underwriters, Private Barney Wright and Fr Russell, Miss Manch Hoon of Ames Iowa, and Mrs Wesley Perry of Casper are noted in the city on business, study, or residence with snowblockades affecting travel and a discharge pending for Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Perry
Casper
John Ward
Cody
A. B. Forbes
Laramie
Thos. H. Work
Cheyenne
McFarland
Geo. L. Reyes
Polo Creek
Harting Martenes
Siblee
George Crosse
Converse County
Harry Goodale
Denver
A. E. White
Rocky Mountain Fire Underwriters Association
Barney Wright
Signal Corps
Russell
Army
Texas
Manch Hoon
Ames
Towa
Neice
Coyotes Boldly Enter Cheyenne City Limits
For weeks a band of coyotes has haunted Cheyenne city limits and during the latest storm one animal ventured into the city. At about 10 p.m. a prominent resident observed it in the Alley by the Masonic halls and followed as it moved onto Capitol Avenue before disappearing near Dr. Wyman’s tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Mpis
Capitol Avenue
Dr. Wyman
Local Cheyenne Notes Highlights
A digest of Cheyenne items includes business ads for Bucelmer Jewelry and Moore Photo Postals, land office sales, a furniture repairer, and a extracurricular mix. New baby at St Johns hospital, a divorce suit, desert claim contest, job moves, a marriage, dance, new maps, pay at Fort Roswell, and local banking leadership. Also reports on protection requests, Mining union convention travel, Burn's Night plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Annie W. Alla
Bessale Frye
Matthews Meat Market
Pierce Suit and Cloak Company
Scotts Bluffs
Neb
United States Land Office
Nebraska
Clerk of Court Narrowly Escapes Disaster
Clerk of the Courts, T. Joe Fish er, survived a ceiling collapse that filled his office with debris as he sat at his chair. He had just left to show visitors what they desired, and only three reais moving pictures at the theatre are advertised. The notice ends with an unrelated State Leader Want Ads promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Joe Fisher
Capi
Pueblo Meeting Sees Strong Attendance And Debate
Mr. FE L Emery head of the Laramie County Good Roads Association reported via telegram that Wyoming delegate N G Perry said the Pueblo Good Roads Meeting was expected to be a success. The message noted a large southern Colorado delegation arriving by train and anticipated a heated fight over route selection amid Colorado splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. Emery
Laramie County
Pueblo
Wyoming
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Ghie
New Officers Installed in Army and Navy Union Garrison
Assistant Inspector General Daniel O'Fallon installed the officers-elect of Winfield Scott Garrison No. 15 Army and Navy Union. Commanders named: Daniel A Tastings, Francis Smyth, Anthony Heenen, Arthur Hutter, John MacDonald, Andrew J. Meek, Richard Lisle, Frederic Von Haagen, Constantine McCaffrey, and Daniel O'Fallon as chaplain. Afterward the Ladies Auxiliary provided refreshments to those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Scott Garrison No. 15
Army and Navy Union
Daniel O'Fallon
Daniel A. Tastings
Francis Smyth
Anthony Heenen
Arthur Hutter
John MacDonald
Andrew J. Meek
Richard Lisle
Frederic von
Daniel O' Fallon
Aux‘Wary
Arrests in New Statute Probing Wire Tapping and Fraud
John J. Mahoney arrested for tapping Cheyenne Light and Power wires and diverting current for personal use under new misdemeanor statutes. Daniel McNamara, an old man tied to a vag charge, returned from Denver with $26 and faces an accusation of obtaining money under false pretenses. jailed awaiting court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Mahoney
Cheyene Light and Power Company
Daniel McNamara
Denver
Roach
Capitol Avenue Moving Picture Show Promises Entertaining Feature
A local theater on Capitol Avenue advertises a new film showing with promise of entertaining hours. The notice stresses consistent weekly showings and the theater’s effort to provide value for patrons seeking diversion.
Farmers Pay Big Price for Pelts of Wolves
Chas. Smith, a Cheyenne rancher, reports wolves infesting Horse Creek country causing losses to settlers. A standing bounty of 25 dollars per wolf pelt is offered by the farmers association, with a mutual fund to pay hunters who help exterminate the wolves. Similar rewards exist in the Iron Mountain country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Smith
Horse Creek
Alreas
Cheyenne
Shovck
Iron Moubain
Waleta
Farmera
Tagersoll Store to Inaugurate Clearance Sale in Cheyenne
Awaited sale promises exceptional values and quality garments. Prospective purchasers may expect a wide variety of freshly updated consignments, with merchandise as complete as in any similar store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tagersoll
Cheyenne
New Show Opens at Atina Tonight with Five Acts
A new Atina program debuts tonight featuring Belige the dog act as the sole survivor from the first half of the week, plus four other acts. The lineup includes frown meets trained dogs Barber and Palmer the Trade tramp and the young lady McKinnon Twins and The Knickerbocker Four. The young performers, Hugo and Mandoza, plus two first run motion pictures and the Little Orchestra provide high class entertainment at samati prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belige
Barber and Palmer
McKinnon Twins
Knickerbocker
Youneat
Hugo
Mandoza
Little Orchestra
Bill Nye Describes Franklin’s Rise as Printer and Foreman
Bill Nye recounts Franklin leaving home at seventeen to work in Philadelphia and New York, then securing steady printer and foreman roles. He praises Franklin’s skill in composing, typesetting, stone lithography, makeup, and presswork, and notes his knack for directing editors with dramatic flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Bill Nye
Philadelphia
New York
Elrick
Tie
Stringers
Tragic Death Strikes London Music Show Host’s Daughter
Rowetta Barnaby, daughter of Sir Nathaniel Barnaby, collapsed and died on the floor after finishing the song Good Night at a musical held at her father’s home. Authorities cite heart trouble as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rowetta
Nathaniel Barnaby
Snowbound West End Delays Train Service in Division Six
Snow drifts several feet deepen on the west end delaying schedules as foremen guide crews working to clear tracks. General Officers Thayer Stark and Fuller visit the area to assess service, while Patrick Cobb resigns from Hertye station and returns to Omaha for rest amid lingering illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. ©. Lette
Frank Pflaeging
Thayer Stark
U BP
Omaha
Seramie
Storma
Fuller
Weat
Patrick Cobb
Hertyesa Station
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Pierce
Bucelmer Jewelry Co
Cheyenne's Reliable Manufacturing Jewelers
West 16Th Street
Moores
Corner 18
Has. Smith
J. F. Pmagan
Gall
Eddy Street
Board of County Commissioners
Willam Morley
East 25Th Street
St. John’s Hospital
Moses Dudley
District Court
Keefe
Regwar
Pioneer Abstract Company
Fort
Ft. Roswell
Ninth Cavalry
Montis
Alloha Gold Mining Company
Cheyenne and
Cripple Creek
J. Croughton
Jose Kearns
Frenchville
A. G G. Morgan
United Mine Workers Union of America
Indianapolis
The
Order
Stock Growers National Bank
John Clay
E. F B. McEndree
A. H. Marble
W. L. Whipple
Qurtis Tempiln
Robert Burne
Pontum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek
Michigan
Haagen
Constantine McCaffrey
Moving Picture Show
Sted
Atina
Bill’ Nye
the Frontier Milling
Reed Streets
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