Mrs Bon hosts charity and bridge events in town
Social notes describe Mrs Frank Bon hosting two parties on Carey avenue with yellow decor and a five hundred card game, followed by a bridge afternoon with eight tables and a luncheon. Other items note the Congregational Ladies’ Ald Society meeting at Mrs. Frank L. Moore’s home, officer elections, and plans for an annual church banquet. Additional society captions mention the Canoe Diem club gathering, prizes, and guests. The column lists local residents visiting and traveling, with addresses on Carey and Central avenues and mentions of senators and representatives in residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bon
Carey Avenue
Steve Bon
Evelyn Jensen
Gertrude Thompson
Mildred Bon
Frank L. Moore
Congregational Ladies’ Ald Society
J. T. Velin
J. A. Paine
G. A. Fox
Luella Moore
Mins Douglas
Cathyrn Goble
W. A. Wyman
G. L. Strader
A. H. Doane
W. W. Gleason
Mike Wenger
Emma Hoffman
Mies Nell Martin
Hugh Coffman
Clarence Holliday
D. J. O'Connell
Rose Martin
Nell Martin
Anna Gushee
Launtee Sullivan
Miles Kate Brennan
Genevieve Grif
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Granville Woman
A Graniteville Vermont resident testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after changes of life. She notes relief from nervousness and other symptoms and urges others to try the remedy for similar conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Graniteville
Lydia E. Pinkan
Tate K. Pinkham
Mins
Cmas
Barclay
R.F.D
Lydia
Finkham
Clerk at Fort Russell Charged in Robbery Scam
An Eastern-city manhunt targets M. I. Butler, known at Fort Russell as an expert accountant, accused by Lieut. E. Gilmore of forging checks and stealing funds. He disappeared last week and checks bearing his name and commanding officer title began arriving in cities, including a $150 Cheyenne draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Gilmore
Fourth Field Artillery
Fort
D. A. Russell
Fort Russell
M. I. Butler
Butler
Abegan
Denver
First National Bank of
Cheyenne
England
Moose Installation Tonight Followed by Smoker
A local notice announces an affivera installation to be held tonight with a subsequent smoker. J WalpoRE signs as Secretary The State Leader. The brief ad invites attendees and indicates event details are provided by the organizer.
Flour Treut Busted and Local Notices Parade
City briefs note flour sale at 1.60 per sack by Lawrence Carr at 20th and Thames. Edith Bray granted divorce from Eugene Bray by Judge Matson. Deputy Sheriff Pat Hayes returns from Thermopool to Cheyenne. A baby born at St. John’s hospital to Private and Mrs. George Heckman of Fort Russell. Shipping deals on children’s shoes at Wasserman’s for ten days. Notary commission granted to Charles J. Houf of Wheatland. Ogden Mercantile files incorporation papers in Secretary of State. State Board of Charities and Reform meeting ends for now. State Veterinarian Dr. B F Davis and family move to Cheyenne. Representative Hart of Big Horn county ill with tonsillitis. Supreme Court re sets hearing date in Wyoming Central Co. v Boroughs. Marriage license issued to Robert J. Linton and Mary Warner of Salt Lake City.
Installation of Officers Tonight Follows by Poker
An installation of officers will be held tonight and will be followed by a poker game. Signed E. J. Walters, Secretary.
Hot Springs County Makes First Bow
The document outlines a detailed township and range boundary description in Hot Springs County. It specifies numerous lines and intersections between townships 6 to 7 North and ranges 1 to 6 East of the W R M, continuing along section lines and township boundaries toward final crosslines and intersections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs County
Fort Washakie Base
Township
Town
R. M
W. R M
W. BR. M
Wi. M
Prominent Faces in Schenk Case Trial Testimony
In Wheeling on January 16 Dr E L Hupp testified for the prosecution that Mrs Laura Farnsworth Schenk sought the death of her husband by poison. Hupp, first physician to detect the poisoning, helped arrest the wife as a key witness for the prosecution. The Schencks' children include Robert and Virginia Ishene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Mra
Laura Farnsworth Schenck
Lewis EB. Jordan
E. L. Hupp
Hupp
Hot Springs County Formed and Boundaries Described
Wyoming act creates Hot Springs County detailing its boundary lines and sections from the Big Horn river to the Fourth Judicial District. It outlines gradual county organization, election of officers, and publication requirements in Watford City area under state law. It also notes attachment to neighboring counties for judicial and representation purposes until census reapportionment.
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Alon Said Range
Thenere
Big Horn River
Hot Springs
Fourth
Wyoming
Equity of
Hot Springss
Big Horn
Fremont
Park
State of
Riner and Marshall Compete for U S Circuit Judgeship
Two candidates remain for a vacant seat on the United States circuit court of appeals Judges John A Riner of Wyoming and John A Marshall of Utah currently favored by many observers The Denver Post notes Marshall has Republican Senate backing and a record in fraud cases while Riner faces opposition from Warren supporters and mention of Taft era connections remains uncertain.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
John A. Riner
Wyoming Federal Court
John A. Marshall
Utah
Denver Post
A. B
Lewis
Vandevanter
United States Supreme Court
United States
Warren
Hiner
Marahball
Thhey
Denver
Bliss
Taft
Weachington
Bromide and Quinine Cold Cure Ad Warns Against False Claims
An old advertisement warns that the promise to cure a cold in one day is false. It notes that Grove’s Bromo Quinine tablets do not reliably cure illness and cautions readers about refund scams and misleading labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
New York Beer Consumption Reaches 69 Million Barrels
A government report shows Greater New York drank 8.5 million barrels of beer in 1910, averaging about two barrels per person. Total yearly consumption neared 69 million barrels across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berk Guzzand
New York
Greater
Direct Primary Law Debated In Contrast With Blume Measure
The Hart and Blume bills diverge on primary nomination rules. The Hart plan requires signing rules by district and county, while Blume uses three percent party vote thresholds. Ballot design differs, with Hart favoring party colored sheets and separate candidate groupings. both outline voting procedures, canvass, recounts, and ballot timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blume
Bat
Flam
Republican Party
Democrat Party
Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, bladder, liver and urinary issues. It claims relief from back pain frequent urination and night awakenings and urges purchase in fifty-cent and one-dollar bottles with a mail order option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilsner
Hinghamton, N. Y
Census Shows Pop Loss in Leadville and Cripple Creek
Census figures released today show Leadville declining to 7 508 residents in 1910 from 12 544 in 1900 and Cripple Creek dropping to 6 306 from 10 147. Boulder Canon City Fort Collins Trinidad rise, with Colorado Springs Grand Junction Greeley also up, while mining slump is blamed for Cripple Creek and Leadville losses.
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Washington
Leadville
Cripple Creek
Crips Ple Creek
Boulder
Canon City
Fort Collin
Trinidad
Bouled
Aso Cansevity
Canson City
Fort Collins
Trinidad Ahso
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Grand Jones
Greeley
Cripple Cronk
Teatville la
Saving a Baby Free to Try Women Cited for Unsafe Remedy
A fragment describes a mother seeking safe health options for her child but notes widespread ignorance of proper care. It mentions a doctor and a dubious remedy sale promising cheap access and urges test participation and address submission to a Dr Caldwell, warning about unsafe purchase.
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Alanson
Gttvoon
Caldwell
Tim Remedy
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Mies Elenor Bergeson
Josephine Schmidt
Mies Wenger
Miss Hoffman
Robert la Fontaine, Sr
Fly
City
Warren Avenue
J. M. Schwoob
The
Senate
Robert L. van Winkie
Buffalo
Wyo
E. H. Fay
Central Avenue
W. G. Walker Hag
Mrs. C. E. Sands
Fort Colline, Colo
Paris
Menald cm
Sherman
Ft. Russell
J. Walpore
Ady
Resulia
Magic City
Bam
Mandi
17Th St. Phoue
Lawrence @ Carr
20Th
Thames Sts
Tavorece
Edith Bray
Eugene Bray
Matson
Reform
Pat Hayes
Thermopolle
St. John’s Hospital
George Heckman
Wasserman's
J. M. Carey
Charles J. Houf
Wheatland
Lncorporation
Ogden Mercantile Company
Upton
State Board of Charities and Reform
Barkalow Bros. U. P
B. F. Davis
Douglas
Carey
Davia
Bobe C. Hart
Big Horn County
Swan
Mr.Hart
Kiks
Supreme Court
Wyoming Central Company
William Boroughs
Fremont County
Robert J. Linton
siMs Mary Warner
Salt Lake City
E. J. Walters
Schenk
Frank Lrmoyne
Wyre
JUDGE
Lewis & Jordan
Klomerd Amd
Virginia
Riner and Marshall
Barris
Pate
Sherman, Cu
Mander
Hart
M Ocou
Sherman Co
Dora
Neadl
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