Effective Laxative for Growing Children
In children minor bowel irregularity can disturb digestion. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is praised by Mrs. Leo Wolgand of Pittsburg as a mild, pleasant tasting laxative that works without griping. It is promoted as safe for the family, available for fifty cents at drug stores, with a free trial bottle by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell in Monticello, Illinois.
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Leo Wolgand
Central Ave
Pittsburg
Frank
Joseph
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Ilinois
Pierce
Buffalo
Invalids
Pierce Withi
Golden Medical Discovery
Anaric
W. K. Bray
Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Warden Alston Visits Cheyenne. Sheridan Ranchman in Town
Warden Alston of the Rawlins penitentiary spent the day in Cheyenne as a guest of the Plains and visited area empires in the afternoon. Sheridan resident A T Yankee, a noted rancher, is visiting Cheyenne at H A Floyd’s home for a few days.
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Alston
Felix Alston
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Plains
Yonkes Heere
A. T. Yankee
Sheridan
H. A. Floyd
Washington
David T. Day
The
Mayor Owen-W. S. Owen Joins Cody Return from Denver
Sherman County reports Mayor Owen-W. S. Owen of Cody traveling back with Captain Parker after attending Colonel Cody funeral in Denver. Owen is Cap tain Parker’s brother-in-law and stops en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Owen
W. S. Owen
Cody
Captain Parker
Colonel Cody
Denver
Paper Hanging Sherman Co crew visit Cheyenne and arrivals
The Sherman Co group from Denver spent a day in Cheyenne with H G Faever J W Flynn O S Norman Henry B E Cutt e B Foyle Ray Husted H Ridgeway W O D Zook Paul Pilon Guy Craig Gene Fallon and Leo P Cohn listed among visitors. Joe Macks arrived from Kansas City Missouri and will stay several days on business. E Friedel was hospitalized at St Johns after arriving on No 4 with pneumonia.
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Denver
Cheyenne
H. G. Faever
J. W. Flynn
Norman
Henry BE. Cutte B. Foyle
Ray
Husted
H. W. Ridgeway
W. OD. Zook
Paul Pilon
Guy Craig
Gene Fallon
Leo P. Cohn
K. OG
Joe Macks
Kansasity
Sign Painting Plans Across Wyoming By Casper Firm
E J Carlin of the Sherman Company spent yesterday in Cheyenne on business and showed interest in sign painting projects near Casper.
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Casper
E. J. Carlin
Cheyenne
Reservations Fill Cheyenne Hotels Amid Busy Period
Plentiful reservations attract travelers with many Cheyenne hotels reported full capacity. Visitors include Ben F. Swisher an optometrist from 215 West 17th Street and John McFadden with Guy Craig from Basin staying for days while the American Live Stock association convenes. New Yorker J C Schulte arrived yesterday and plans several days in Cheyenne. After Jan 1 the Cheyenne Messenger will add five cents per call to existing rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Schulte
Cheyenne
New York
Mieckman
William H. Daugherty
American Live Stock Association
Cheyenne Get-Togethers and Visitors Light Up Plains Hotel
Local and visiting dignitaries fill Cheyenne as Wyoming officials, lawyers, and businessmen arrive from Thermopolis Buffalo and Guernsey. Notables include state veterinarian A W French and judge W C Mentzer heading to Lusk. Hotel Plains reports steady arrivals and full rooms.
Board of Control to Meet at State Capitol
Robert Carron, water commissioner of Rock Springs, arrived in Cheyenne. A special meeting of the board of control will be held at the capitol tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carron
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Board of Control
Capitol
Royal Neighbors Install Officers at A. O. U. W. Hall
A well attended meeting at the A. O. U. W. hall Monday night installed officers for the year. Oracle Iva Pattison vice oracle Harriett Hansen chancellor Mary Robertson recorder Mattie Storey receiver Ida Buckley marshal Alma Finkbiner inner guard Mary Davison outer guard Pomie Gaulke manager Julia Piper. Refreshments followed the ceremonies and a social time was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. U. W. Hall
Oracle
Iva Pattison
Harriett Hansen
Mary Robertson
Mattie Storey
Ida Buckley
Alma Finkbiner
Mary Davidson
Pomie Gaulke
Julia Piper
Mary Pickford Stars in Hulda from Holland at Lyric
Mary Pickford appears in the Famous Players production Hulda from Holland at the Lyric studio. The film scenes recreate a Dutch village then move to Pennsylvania as Hulda and her brothers meet her uncle, with John B directing for Famous Players.
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Mary Pickford
Famous Players Studio
Bieht
Lyric
Famous Players
Hulda
Holland
Edith Barnard Delano
Paramount
America
Pennsylvania
John B, O
Clark and Haggard Form New Cheyenne Law Firm
A new law firm named Clark and Haggard is organized in Cheyenne with John J. Clark joining with D. A. Haggard from Brainerd Minnesota. They will occupy rooms 611 614 in the First National Bank Building and continue a family linked partnership history in the city.
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Cheyenne Monday
John J. Clark
D. A. Haggard
Brainerd
Minnesota
Clark & Mageard
First National Bank
Clark
Aime
Clark, Riner & Clark
New York
Ohio
Nebraska
Hageard
St. Paul
College of Law
Haggard
Cheyenne
Wyoming Protests Over Jim Baker Cabin Move to Denver
Secretary R M Lamont of the Industrial Club of Cheyenne writes to oppose Denver’s plan to move the Jim Baker cabin from Snake River. He urges keeping the historic site in Wyoming, proposing Cheyenne capitol grounds or Frontier Park for display.
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Wyoming
R. M. Lamont
Denver
Jim ‘Baker
Snake River
Cheyenne
Capitol Grounds
City Park
St! In
Frontier Park
Industrial Club OF
R. M. Lament
Private Telephone Company Formed
The Spark's Telephone company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. It will operate a private line from Spark's ranch to Moffat county Colorado and Rock Springs in Sweetwater county Wyoming. Capitalization is $10,000 and directors are Charles L. Spark Eva Spark and Arthur Spark.
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Spark’s Telephone Company
Spark
Graduate Nurse Recounts Health Recovery and Motherhood
A graduate nurse from Chicago shares a personal recovery story after two years of health issues caused by a displacement. She explains six months of medical care and recent relief, proudly stating she is now a healthy mother. She cites Lydia E. Pinkham’s Medicine Co and urges other women to seek advice.
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Chicago
Woguean
Lydia Pink
Savere Aventis
Ben Ts Shani
Mit Yan Nee
Lydia
Pinkham A Medicine Co
Lynn
Mase
Firemen and Cops Get Pay Increase Beginning Feb 1
Cheyenne firemen and patrolmen will receive $45 a month, a $6 increase, effective February. The city council approved first reading of the wage ordinance after a debate over higher raises, settling on a $5 boost within the treasury limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Language Courses Offered Cheyenne By University
The University of Wyoming department of modern languages will offer extension courses in French Spanish and Italian in Cheyenne every Thursday afternoon and evening from January 25 to June 7. A $50 fee is charged. Credit toward a degree may be earned by arrangement with the instructor in charge. Interested individuals should notify Prof. I. V. Medici in Laramie. Open to all regardless of university entrance requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Modern Languages
University of Wyoming
Cheyenne
I. V. Medici
Laramie
Demurrage Rate Increase Cases Set for Hearing
The board of public service commissioners decided the Western and Inter-Mountain Demurrage bureaus' cases will be heard on February 9. They seek a new price scale for storage after loading and unloading, at $1 for day one $2 day two $3 day three $5 day four and each additional day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service Commissioners
Inter- Mountain
Railway Mail Clerk Examination Open for Men
The United States Civil Service commission announces an open competitive examination for railway mail clerk, for men only, to February 10, 1917, at listed places. Submit application form 394 promptly to the Civil Service Commission in Washington, D.C. Ensure adequate postage for prompt delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
Fremont Co Stockmen Provide Extra Hay Amid Winter
Lander Wyoming January 16 Hay in the stack around Lander priced 16 to 18 dollars per ton. Stockmen have been buying heavily to stock the Kiet mouth Cake and corn shipped in by sheep men. Cattlemen use Nebraska prairie hay deliverable to Lander about 12 dollars. No stock lows yet despite cold and snow. few cattle and sheep on the range and feed being moved to see stock through the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Nebraska
G O P Moose Split Remains Wide Says Perkins
New York January 16 George W Perkins, chairman of the national progressive party, said actions by the Republican National Committee failed to heal the breach with progressives. He warned the split was as wide as ever as Perkins and others skipped a Willcox dinner and planned a fuller statement later. Reports say John T Adams of Town was chosen as view chairman, a move opposed by Willcox.
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New York
George W. Perkins
National Progressive Party
Republican National Committee
Wilcox
Perkins
Willcox
John T. Adame
Town
National Committee
Celibacy Murderer Sentenced to Life
J Maurier Pettit who confessed killing his 19 year old bride Katherine Kaiser Pettit to keep her pure was sentenced to life imprisonment in Joliet by Judge Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. Maurier Pettit
Katherine Kaiser Pettit
Joliot
Barrett Monday
Hillstrom’s execution ashes scattered over California memorial day
The ashes of poet Joseph Hillstrom, executed last year in Salt Lake City for murder, were released in small balloons and blown across the countryside near San Jose during memorial services on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cal
Joseph Hillatrom
Salt Lake
Utah
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Or. Caldwell
Apital Coal Company Oal
Ahill & Holliday
W. 5. Mets
C. L. Salkers
D. P. B. Marshall
the Plaine
Edison
Peta Kimney
Pete Kinney
Newcastle
Sherman Co
Plains Garage
Vlains Hotel
Som Davis
the Sherman Co
St. John’s
E. Friedel
Aken
St. John's Hospital
Immedi
Ely
the Plains
Ben F. Swisher
West 17Th Street
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Basin
John MecFadeyn
E. P. Bowman
Meeteetse
Iayden ML
White
Mra
L. A
Kr. A. W. French
Thermopolia
Wyoming Wool Grows Ere’ Association
Wheatland H
Cheyenne A
Will McMurray
Wyoming Bar Association
E. 0
Smith
Pine Bluffs
Guernsey
J. J. Covington
Jife
T. Paul Wilcox
District Court
Lask
W. C. Mentzer
Lusk
Niobrara County
Thermopolis
Fred J. Thompson
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Plaina Hotel
Mowe
Muffalo
Jack Moore
Wyo
Ben D. Cook
K. C
C. L. Wade
Kanmis City
Jamestown
William Hynth
Clayton M. Jones
State House
the Lyric Today
Clark & Haggard Law Firm
Hwe
Jim Baker
Lydia E. Pinkham
University
Rataway
Fremont CO
Hwillstrom
OF Chicago
K. C. Drouillard
Knight-Campbell’s
Steinway
NEW Atlas
van and Hazen
Collins Lepage
the Three Clarks
Omar Sisters
Amary
Mayers
Heine, Hans and
Littl
Memo
Logans Bock and Curio Store
17Th Street
Carey Avenue
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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