Society2 Club and Church Events Preview
Edited by Mrs. L R Tyson announces social happenings at the Executive Mansion. Mrs. F L Houx hosts callers 3 to 5 pm. L L Newton hosts a Plains stag dinner and later entertainment for guests including Gus Helms and Jack Bristol. Bridg luncheon invitees formed for Wednesday. Jolly Juniors to meet after school. Dinner party honors Mrs Haas and Miss Sparling. A surprise party honors Mr and Mrs Dyer with impromptu amusements and a Brownlee Inn crowd.
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F. L. Houx
the Plains
L. L. Newton
Cody
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Newton
Gus Helms
Mr. Wilson
Grover
Colo
R. EB. Guthridge
the Tribune
Jack A. Hristol
Betty Riner
Somerfield Taylor
Major Taylor
U. S. Navy
Jolly
Brownlee Inn
Fort Russell Society and Visitors At Post
Mrs Hayes wife of Dr Hayes of the post hospital and their son arrived at Fort Russell from Maryland to stay with him during his station. Dr Hayes a gas expert in the medical department. F F McCoy en route from California to Chicago stopped at Fort Russell to visit his sister Mrs Wheate wife of Major Wheats chief of staff at the post hospital. Lieut and Mrs Ralph D Dolson married Jan 9 have returned from a Denver honeymoon and will occupy quarters 174 Artillery circle after Jan 15. Charles Carlson and Mrs Carlson spent yesterday in Cheyenne from Newcastle. Charles Par Jick purchased another new Cadillac.
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Hayes
Post Hospital
Fort Russell
Maryland
Dr. Hayes
Denver
Visiting List Reflects Local Travel and Visits
Mrs H J Button of Cheyenne travels to Denver for several weeks with relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs C D Shawver and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sampson drive to Denver and return. Mrs A L Marble leaves for California for two months. Mrs Marble will work in Billings before joining her husband. Miriam Doyle visits from Laramie to see Miss Laura Lee. Beatrice Drake returns to Cheyenne from Salt Lake City to stay with Aunt Mrs Percy Smith. Paul Paulsen travels to Indiana for several weeks. he works with the Labor Journal. F L Crabbe of the Anti-Saloon League spent Sunday in Laramie. Holm's Cody, Yellowstone Highway president, visits Cheyenne.
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H. J. Button
Cheyenne
W. ( Kinkead
Denver
C. D. Shawver
Lloyd Sampson
Marble
California
Billings
Mont
Miriam Doyle
Laramie
Laura Lee
Beatrice Drake
Salt Lake City
Percy Smith
Paul Paulsen
Indiana
Paulsen
Labor Journal
F. L. Crabbe
Anti-Saloon League
Jus Holm's
Cody
Yellowstone Highway Commission
Sunshine society postponed meeting to Tuesday January 29
The Sunshine society's postpo ned meeting moves from this afternoon to Tuesday January 29. Mrs John S Jordan and Mrs Frank Roach will host at Mrs Jordan home. The Art Association meeting was postponed due to Mrs Everett Glasche illness and will now be held one week later at Mrs Charles Brittol home.
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The
Sunshine Society Tak
John S. Jordan
Frank Roach
Jordan
Kensington
Art Association
Everett Glasche
Charles Brittol
Substitutes Fill In As Members Absent At Meeting
The report notes Ww Mentver and Mrs F, eight, King as substitutes for absent members. High score achieved by Mra A F Roedel. Tea served at five o'clock.
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Mentver
King
Mra
Roedel
Church Circles and Society Meetings Announced
Frances Willard W C T U meets this afternoon with Mrs G W Rockafield at 522 West Twenty fourth. Girls Friendly Society urged to attend at 7 20 this evening in Guild room St Mark's. Baptist Missionary Society to meet Wednesday at 4 at Mrs Win Hanesworth 412 West Twenty second. P BY meeting highlights Good speakers and invites all city youth.
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Girls Friendly Society
A. Huston
Girls’ Friendly Society of
St. Mark's
Wyoming Chapter of Mine Congress to Be Organized
Casper hosts a January 17 convention to organize the Wyoming chapter of the American Mining Congress. The Casper committee lists local leaders while Cheyenne and other towns prepare full participation with rail arrangements and a Denver delegation to form the Colorado section.
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Wyoming
Mine
Congress
Cheyenne
Casper
Wyo
American Mining Congress
John F. Leeper
Patrick Sullivan
Robert G. Taylor
J. &. Mechting
R. M. Nichols
L. A. Reed
T. O. Turner
Frank G. Curtis
H. C. Bretschneider
B. H. Pelton
B. Man
Denver
Colorado
Extradition Granted for Idaho Man Wanted for Wife Desertion
Extradition papers were granted to Idaho officials for Herr G Fisher sought for wife desertion in Canyon County. Deputy Sheriff Earl McCullough traveled from Cheyenne to Casper to secure Fisher and return him to Idaho after his arrest there.
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Idaho
Herr &. G. Fisher
Canyon County
Casper
Earl McCullough
Cheyenne
Butte Sees First Triple Hanging in Silver Bow County
Three men Frank Fisher Jol O Neil and Sherman Powell were executed together in Silver Bow County marking the first triple execution in the county. Fisher and O Neil were convicted of killing Higgins. Powell was convicted in the murder of J A Montgomery aboard a Great Northern dining car.
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Jess Butte
Mont
Frank Fisher
Jol O'Neil
Sherman Powell
Silver Bow
Powell
Fisher
O'Neil
Thomas Tigging
Higgins
Tle
District Court
Supreme Court of
State
Supreme Court
John ¥. Dwyre
J. A. Montgomery
Great Northern Railway
Smabe
Montgomery
Winners named for Wyoming Boys and Girls Club year
The 1917 Wyoming Boys and Girls Club winners are listed with seven top scorers in each project. Recipients receive prizes from the State Fair Association, University of Wyoming Agricultural College, and U S Department of Agriculture co operation.
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Het
Wyoming
State Fair Association
University of Wyoming Agricultural College
U. S. Department of Agriculture Co-Operated
Mary Schreibers
Sheridan
Mary Grace Cobb
Platte
Marty Sherrard
Goshen
Ewe Lamb
Sevilla Chatfield
Washakie
Lois Lee
Lincoln
Zilla Harris
Dig Horn
Book
Gladys Richardson
Kermit Livingston
Park
Breeders Gazette
Bell Return Seeks Washington Market Leader from Camp Lewis
Bell Returns Clarence Hell son of J T Bell general manager of the Washington Market came back yesterday from Camp Lewis Washington where he had been visiting his brother John who is with the national army at American Lake.
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Bell
Clarence Hell
J. T. Bell
Washington
Camp Lewis
Wash
John
National Army
American Lake
Woman advocates Shredded Wheat as ideal for children
A female narrator urges mothers to feed children with Shredded Wheat Biscuit claiming it builds sturdy bodies. She stresses whole wheat nutrition from Shredded Wheat, made in Oakland, California, and notes its affordability and versatility with milk and fruit.
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Oakland
California
Cheyenne Personal Items Louden Local News Summary
Multiple Cheyenne briefs report personnel transfers and appointments, civil service notes, and local business visits. Caroline Maltby moves to eighth grade at Converse. J Bo Webster named notary in Halett. Charles Embery reappointed Cheyenne police chief.
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Miss Maltby
Llev
Caroline Maltby
Converse
Miss Costello
Colony Oil Co. Buys Thornton Field Holdings
Casper and Denver capitalists back Thornton field in northeastern Wyoming. Colony Oil Co. organizes with 1.00 acres, stock valued at 290000 dollars, reserves half the stock in treasury, and plans immediate drilling. Mike Oler to lead operations with a 450 foot depth well expected by month’s end.
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Colony Oil Co
Thornton Field Holdings
Casper
Denver
Wyoming
Colony OW
BR. B. Kennedy
PP Bachelor
Anl
Trebury
Mike Oler
Charkce
Bagme
Weather Report Summary From Daily Observations
At 6 AM, the station records clear skies and a temperature around 17 degrees with a high of 0 degrees at 6 PM and a low near 4 degrees in the morning. Wind is from the northwest to west at 24 miles per hour, with no significant precipitation in the last 48 hours.
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Lewest
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