Surprise church social at Hills home with husband and wife honored
A joyous Thursday evening event at the Hills residence north of town featured a planned gathering by church members for Rev and Mrs Hills. Guests enjoyed piano solos, a humorous toast, a Sleepy Hollow chair gift, a witty poem, and refreshments before plans for a new auditorium carpet and window upgrades were discussed.
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Rev
Mra. B
Edward Pierce
Horace Jenking
R. N. Grace
William HB. Rosas
His
Henry Reese
Ross
Paris Fashion Hunt Highlights Charity Bridge Tea
A Paris fashion social featured eight bridge tables with many ladies scoring well. Pink and white decor filled the rooms while ferns and flowers brightened the dining area. A five o'clock tea and a Kensington tea on Thursday followed by Charity Ball preparations, with guests noted including Mrs Colonel Dyer and Mrs John H Smith among others. The Charity Ball is set for January 25 at Keefe hall, with Julia and Bessie Taylor arriving to attend.
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Richardson
Calloway
Christenson
Seymour Street
Marion Rosenboom
Arthur van Sigie
Sydney Stuart
Marion Rogseboom
M. Taylor
Wiliam Hainesworth
Robert Nagle
Callaway
Christen- Bon
Colonel Dyer
Colonel Wiilama
Frank Wells
E. W. Tanner
Robert Wescott
Robert Lyon
James van Horn
W. S. Wood
T. Corn
Ogden
Otto Bruzell
William McCleave
Richmond Smith
William Persons
Albert Gilmore
Edgar Steever
Percy Jones
Lanning Parsons
Finger
Charles Stodter
Julia
Bessie Taylor
Denver
V. K. Hart
Cheyenne Vacuum Cleaning Announces Free Demonstration
The Cheyenne State Leader advertises a free vacuum cleaning demonstration at 0 A06 W. 17th Street. Call 378 for the service in Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
W. 17Th &T
Majority of Dog Owners Obeyed Proclamation in Cheyenne
In Cheyenne, most dog owners complied with Mayor Breen’s order to muzzle or confine their dogs. Many dogs remain muzzled, while some unmuzzled animals still roam streets. Police have delayed a crackdown to allow owners time to comply. Charity Play tickets are available at local drug stores and hotels listed.
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Cheyenne
L. R. Breen
A No-1 King of Tramps Bady Hurt
A-No-1 of the King of Tramps fame lies wounded in Charleston hospital after a January train wreck on the Atlantic Coast Line. He says the injuries include multiple fractures in his right leg, caused while riding the rods on the wrecked passenger train. The Cheyenne visitor described his misfortune in a message to B. N. Studdervant.
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A-No-1
Charleston
S. C
B. N. Sturdevant
Warren Avenue
Ladies Auxiliary Social Dance at A O U W Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary to the B of L Fm offers a social dance at the A O U W hall on Wednesday evening January 20. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the event with admission set at 25 cents.
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B. of L. Fm
Wyoming settlers bill limits suspension of final land proofs
Congressman Frank Mondell introduced a bill directing that final proofs on land entries not be suspended on protests by General Land Office agents or officials unless allowed by law. When suspensions occur, the protesting officer must provide reasons to the entryman and the register for notice and an opportunity to answer or request a hearing.
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Frank Mondell
Committee On the Public Lands
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
General Land Office
Kendrick
Wyoming
Judiciary Committee
Sulllivan
Berner
Dairy, Food and Oil
Watson
Meta
Mia
Bellamy
Crosby, Hall
Mbor
Holister
Holitster
Cheyenne
Yellowstone Park
O'Connor
Casper
Rawlins
Haldwin
Judiciary
House
Hayden M. White
Hunter
Center
Fremont
Natrona
Boundage
Crosby
Gilland
Wyoming Teachers’ Association
Decker
Hensinger
State Supreme Court
Sheridan
Lee
Baldwin
Basin
Madame Smith Clairvoyant Readings Daily
Card reader, clairvoyant and astrologer offers card talks and horoscopes at 1817 House St Palmiat. Typewritten readings and horoscopes priced at $1.00 with daily sessions.
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House St
Palmiat
Denver University Dance After Basketball Game
Tonight at Keefe Hall the University of Denver hosts a basketball game against a CAC opponent. A dance follows the game on January 21, with event details readied for attendees.
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Triversity of Denver
Keefe Hall
Delegates Named to Publicity Convention
Delegates appointed to the Publicity congress meet in this city January 28. Appointees include Governor J. M. Carey with state at large representation, J. Bell Laramie, Thomas A. Cogritf Cheyenne, Nomsen Rumsey Cody, J. T. Williams Dougie and others from Cheyenne Rock Springs and Laramie. Also listed are State Treasurer J. L. Baird Cheyenne Henry G. Knight Laramie M. W. Hartung Cheyenne and company nominees W C Irvine Dy the Wheathind Industrial company Robert D Carey.
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J. M. Carey
He Watate
Colonel KB
J. Bell
Laramie
Thomas A. Cogritf
Cheyenne
Nomsen Rumsey
Cody
J.T. Williams
Dougie
C. A. King
Shoshon
John Hay
Rock Springs
J. L. Baird
Henry G. Knight
M. W W. Hartung
Wyoming Development Company
W. C. Irvine
Wheathind Industrial Company
Robert D. Carey
Pink pantilettes disrupt Kansas legislature oath
A pink cheese cloth pantalet te chair with embroidered trim was placed at Representative George B. Cones desk in Topeka. Cones of Meade county had introduced a bill banning women in Kansas from wearing tights or breeches shorter than four inches below the pantella.
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Topeka
Kas
George B. Cones
Coned
Meade County
Kansas
Move Your Carpets Ket Cleaned Without Removing Them
Cheyenne Vacuum Cleaning Co offers in house carpet cleaning at 106 W. 17th Bt. call 878 for service.
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Cheyenne Vacuum Cleaning Co
W. 17Th
Cheyenne City Council Minutes January 17 1911 Actions
Abstract of Cheyenne council proceedings includes bills on weights and measures inspection fire and street improvements. Measures debated cover convict labor for highways and prison reform, taxation petitions, bids for water works, and ordinances on spitting on streetcars and city fees. Executive session ends the meeting.
Cheyenne City Council Notes 1911 Session Proceedings
Cheyenne Wyoming council met January 17 1911 with all members present. Mayor chaired and minutes from January 1901 were approved. City clerk and auditor presented 1910 reports. Communications from city engineer on water sewer and streets were read. Captain Armstrong VA Army sent note on government payments to city. Grant of Right of Way certificate for pipes on North and South Crow creeks received from the Comptroller of Public.
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Wagina
Charitake
T. ¥. Talbot
W. M. Moffatt Ene. Todlan
Alfove
Sam Broneteln
Aekne
Midy Street
Noem Veta
Robert Byrd
Went Street
W. J. Hallitt
Joie
W. W. Keefe
Plumbera
Andrew McKingle
Water and Sewerage Committee
Noyle & Schwartz
Round Top Reservoir
F. G. Schoel
Boyle & Dixon
Drain-Laver
J. J. Manewal
Whiting
F. J. Johnston
Cosseman Nimmo
Bresnaheen
United States
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Brosnahen
Armstrong
VA. S
Crow Creeks
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Homer McAllister
BE. W. Hall
C. T. Sheldon
Robert Dickson
W. C. Mentzer
B. M. Vance
A. F. Saunders
Marion Rossman
Mystic Maze Club
Mra
Bast
Eighteenth Street
Earley
Carnahan
Irving ©. Palmer
Fort Russell
Mrs. Carnahan
Captain Carnahan
Paris
van A. Wirt
Kensington
John H. Smith
A. R. G. Dancing Club
Fraterna! Ball
Rautlinges Lacsonne
KEW Four Herald Co
James McGune
Mercer St
Jerney City
N. J. Ees
Ade
A. EB. Roedel
Dan S. Park
Inter Ocean Hotel
Sands Drug Store
Tramps
Bady
Madame Smith
Basket Ball
Namisd
Panteulettrs
Lagislaton
Carpenter
Holliday
Blume
Sullivan
Sawyer
Dy Jefferia
Schwoob
Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner
Schwonb
Garey
Spriggs
Whitting
Allway Mall
Giilette
F. EB. Warren
C. D. Clark
Fr. W. Mondell
Carey Ave
Boyd's Clear
Council of the
F. A. Bacon
Williams
Price We
Williams Mfg, Co., Props
Cleveland
Ohio
A. Fe, Roerdel
Magic City
Sam Mandel
17Th St
Stetson
the New Hat
Union Mercantile Association
Union Mercantile Company
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