National Protection League Gains Cheyenne Members
Dr J M Sattler of Denver national organizer for the National Protection League attended a Cheyenne lodge visit. Five or more new members joined during his brief stay as local representatives heard a talk on the good of the order and a push to form a boosting club. The N P L adopted Fraternal Congress Rules to protect members from rate increases. The league remains a large fraternal society offering life and accident insurance with associated policies.
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J. M. Sattler
Denver
N BP
Cheyenne
Bava Eee
Fraternal Congress
U. S
Iek
Feeldent Insurance
United States District Attorney Ridgeley Presents In Wyoming
Judge Riner welcomed Ridgeley as the new United States District Attorney for Wyoming after his appointment. Burke lauded Ridgeley’s thirteen years of service here and praised his successor. Mrs. Ridgeley plans to join him in Cheyenne once suitable quarters are found.
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Ridgeley
Basin
United States
Wyoming
T. W
Eeethinelty
Cheyenne
Burke
Riner
Ridge
Violin Maker Story At The Lyric This Afternoon
At the Lyric Theatre this afternoon and evening the tale of two Pupila apprenticed to a genial violin maker unfolds. The elder rival wins by skill but a generous friend swaps instruments, allowing the younger pupil to win both the title and the proper hand of the daughter.
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Lyric Theatre
Nuremburg
Cheyenne Welcomes Wide Range of Visitors on Brief Stops
A flood of visitors from Encampment Wheatland Lander Islay Glendo Meridian and other towns arrived in Cheyenne for short visits and to transact business. Notables include Renator W Taylor Edwards Morrison Carroll Emerson and McWhinney among others with many planning continued stays.
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Renator W
Fr. Taylor
John Herrick
John
Cheyenne
W. G. Emerson
Creston
Iowa
Thos. Carroll
Floyd Carroll
Wheatland
H. McWhinney
Douglas
Cascarets Ten Cent Box Promises Pain Relief
An ad touts a ten cent box of Cascarets as a remedy for sick headache biliousness constipation and stomach troubles. It claims the product cleanses the stomach removes undigested food and foul gases and purifies internal organs for relief and improved health. It targets adults and children with strong promises of lasting benefits.
Wyoming Visits and Local Business Changes Reported
Visitors from Mea Marvel Primonux and others return home praising the climate and Wyoming. Farmers from southeast of here say Wyoming is better than Nebraska. The Mishap Millinery Parlor on West 17th Street is sold. Edna Dick to run the new shop. Mrs Dempsey leaves Capitol shop for Ogden. Cahill to run French shop. Second Baptist Church revival gains large crowds under Rev. Matt Jones. Sixteenth street Boyd store upgrades with new front and laser sign. Streetcars halted and lights out due to water shortage at the sewer house.
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Marvel Primonux
Maxwell Af
Hinck
Mia
Gleason
Von
Devonport
Iowa
Cole
Hou
Cheyenne
Wyoming
N. C. Baker
Frank Bigelow
Here
Siver
Nebraska
West 17 Street
Adah Bryano
Pauline Shellhorn
Chicago
Edna Dick
Hes
Sixteenth Street Boyd Cigar Store
Carey Avenue
lFor
Wearliweet
District Court Session Opens After Holiday
The adjourned district court session resumed after the holiday break. A committee from the Laramie County Bar association was appointed to draft a memorial on the death of Sheriff L Hughes, with W C Kinkead J D Clark and Chas L Rigdon named. Lulu B Swisher was granted a divorce from Spray G Swisher. Rawlins judge D H Craig arrived to preside over the state v Thus Gunston case for alleged statutory rape, set for today. jurors reported for service yesterday afternoon.
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Laramie County
Bar Association
L. Hughes
Mataon
W. C. Kinkead
Joh D. Clark
Chas. L. Rigdon
Lulu B. Swisher
Spray G. Swisher
D. H. Craig
Rawlins
Gunston
Afernoon
Cheyenne Schools Leave Cheyenne Notions on Fuel
A Denver dated Cheyenne report claiming Cheyenne schools closed due to fuel scarcity is unfounded. The Konnett and Churchill schools were shut briefly yesterday because service pipes froze, then reopened once repairs were made.
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Denver
Cheyenne
Konnett Syd Churchill
Handsome Policeman Wins Grand Prize
A Cheyenne city police officer won the $100 silver service prize at Arcade Saloons Saturday night. The description notes the officer as portly and handsome, proud of the win, and that he bought a lucky number for 45 cents. The article withholds his name.
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Cheyenne City
Aulo
Fred
President Potter Prepares Welcome for Railroad Officials
The Industrial club of the city plans a reception and general conference at the club rooms, followed by a dinner at the Plain hotel at 11 p.m., as officials arrive tomorrow night. The president has sent letters to members outlining the entertainment program. Mrs. A R Tabor of Order Mo reports relief from five years of sick headache after using Chamberlains Tablets. The tablets are advertised as aiding the stomach and curing headache.
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Potter
Plaing Hotel
A. R. Tabor
Orider, Mo
Government Seeks More Male Civil Service Examinations
The United States Civil Service Commission lists exams to fill vacancies in Cheyenne Wyoming over the next two months. Open posts include Land Grant College Specialist at 1800 yearly, Preparator in Biology at 1200, Laboratory Assistant in textiles with 900 to 1290, Preparator in Zoology at 50 monthly, and Nautical Expert at 1000 to 1600. Applicants should contact the Secretary of Civil Service in Cheyenne for details.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Education
Department of Interior
Bureau of Biological Survey
Cheyenne
Secretary of Civil Service Department
Wyoming
Goshen County Pushes for Yellowstone Highway Link
Goshen County voters rally to join the new state highway to Yellowstone Park. Led by Senator Sawyer, residents plan a Torrington to Cheyenne corridor to connect with the Yellowstone Highway, initiating a drive to build one of the state’s best roads.
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Goshen County
Yellowstone Park
Torrington
Sawyer
Yellowstone
Cheyenne
Chicken thief caught with goods on him in town
Policeman Bodenstead and Night Force halt a chicken thief named Ray White after seizing two fat hens from the Per ty In roost. In the same night, Healey Lovejoy and Jim Davis were arrested for disturbing Sam Stark on Eddy street, and three others including two soldiers and a civilian were jailed for drunkenness.
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Bodenstead
Night Force
Nich
Ray White
Healey, Lovejoy
Jim Davis
Sam Stark
Eddy Street
Two Peculiar Laws on Statute Books
The Wyoming statutes contain two long overlooked laws. One fines hotelkeepers and food servers up to 50 dollars for serving from cracked dishes. The other requires workplaces employing women to provide seating. violation carries a fine. A Chicago officer at Maxwell Street Station helped Morrie Goldberg after his horse died.
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Wyoming
Chicago
Maxwell Street
Morrie Goldberg
Ingersoll Store Bargains Sweep Cheyenne This Week
Cheyenne opens the Ingersoll sale with new stock and low prices for women and children. Mrs. Ingersoll oversees the event promising large crowds and substantial business while urging early shopping. Mayzaville Ky May 6 Louis Roer dies after wife asks for coffee. Hammond Ind Mrs Bulois 16 wins 100 day jail term for spanking husband.
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Ingersoll
Cheyenne
The Third Degrets at Cheyenne Opens with Strong Interest
The American stage may not rival Charles Klein but the new The Third Degrets arrives in Cheyenne January 20. The performance promises absorbing interest from curtain rise to final bow with a grand production and notable talent including Prachiyn ale, Minute Radcliffe, Chas Burnham, Neil Barrett, Harry Poraman, Kenneth Stuart, Wealey Todd and others.
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Charles Klein
Klein
Cheyenne
Tlone
Praohiynale
Minute Radcliffe
Chas
Burn. Ham
Neil Barrett
Harry Poraman
Kenneth Stuart
Wealey Todd
Othera
Police Seek Missing Man Henry Martin Gage in 1871 Abduction
Cheyenne police assist Charles L. Gage of East 9th Street to locate Henry Martin Gage who vanished from Holland on February 29 1871 at age 20 after being taken by gypsies. The man later used an Omaha paper for ads seven years ago and may be in Texas. letters were sent to major Texas papers seeking his whereabouts.
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Chas. L. Gage
East 9Th Street
Henry Martin Gage
Holland
Gypely
Ils
Omaha
Hing
Texas
Postman Husband Omitted. Wife Delivers 22 Mile Gale Run
In White Plains New York Mrs William Girling set out through a gale to deliver mail after her husband the postman became unable to work. She completed a 22 mile lone journey ensuring no rural route house was missed.
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White Plains
William Girling
Peevish Child Benefits From Gentle Laxative Remedy
A homespun notice promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative for children and adults. It claims safe overnight action, no need for harsh aids, and offers free samples by mail from Dr W B Caldwell at Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
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