City Briefs From The State House And County Districts
Rock Springs visitor P Sorenson spent yesterday at the state house. A marriage license was issued to John F. Cager and Maggie Mitchell of Cheyenne. Civil service exams for a female press feeder will be held February 8 at the Cheyenne Federal building with pay at 25 cents per hour. A fire at 606 West Eighteenth Street damaged the Pip Tone grocery building. authorities suspect incendiary origin. L B Potter, state veterinarian office deputy, returned to Cheyenne with Mrs Potter and is staying at the Moffat hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Sorenson
Rock Springs
State House
John F. Cager
Fort Russell
Maggie Mitchell
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Federal Building
West Eighteenth Street
Piptone Grocery
L. B. Potter
Mra. Potter
Moffat Hotel
Flour Trust Busted and Desertion Case in Local Notes
Flour shipment priced at 1.50 a sack sold by Lawrence and Carr at 20th and Thames with delivery options and phone contact. C M Davenport identified as a deserter and turned over to military authorities at Fort Russell. Also mentions funeral of Mrs Mary L Kanter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Lawrence & Carr
20Th
Thames Sts
C. M. Davenport
United States Army
McLaughlin and Downey
Fort Russell
New Friends Remembered In Grain Praise Letter
A reader letter thanks Postum Cereal Co for Grape-Nuts praise. The writer from Fairbury Illinois reports weight gain and positive reactions from friends who endorse the breakfast product. A brief collection of similar notes is acknowledged with gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Cereal Co
Lad
Battle Creek
Mich
The
Weekly
Fairbury
Postum Cereal Company, Ltd
Mioh
Wartime obituary and cattle health notes
The obituary states a death at home Monday afternoon with funeral at 3 in Early chapel officiated by Rev. Leon C. Hills and interment at Lakeview cemetery. In other news, Dr. B F Davis, Wyoming State Veterinarian, left Cheyenne for Denver to observe tubercular testing of Wyoming cattle to be shipped after prize awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon C. Hills
Lakeview Cemetery
Denver
B. F. Davis
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Colorado
Stolen Bicycle Reported and Local Incorportions Filed
A bicycle was reported stolen from the Philadelphia Loan office on West Sixteenth street. Soldier J Wolf was arrested on suspicion. Incorporations filed include The Rock Springs Pressed Steel and Bolater company Rock Springs capital 200000 and The Antwerp Salt Creek Oil syndicate Douglas capital 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicycle Stoten
Philadelphia Loan Office
West Sixteenth Street
O'Brien
J. Wolf
Secretary of State
Rock Springs
American Shipbuilding Surges as 1910 Ends
The United States shows a strong shipbuilding year with 197 568 tons produced in the last half of 1910 versus 62 426 in 1909 and 689 vessels launched. Officials defend the claim that the American flag remains on the seas against critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnokerash
New York
United States
Bureau of Navigation
Department of Commerce
Atlas Bill Delivers Creepy Funny and Spooky Vaudeville
Atlas presents a varied vaudeville bill with Atllas, Snakes, comedians and Illusionista. The show warns sensitive patrons to stay away and promises novelty acts including spooky and fantasy styles. It features a love story arc in the comedy Girls and runs at Capitol Avenue theater next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Sue
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Girlesque Comedy Draws Theatergoers at Daly's Theatre
Local patrons flock to Daly's Theatre to witness Clyde Piich's greatest comedy titled Girls described as a hit over the past year. The play reportedly drew steady audiences, with many appreciating its lively humor and stage presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Piich
Thouganda
Daly's Theatre
Ft Rea
New York
Tonight basketball tale from university matchup
A scrambled note reports a college basketball game between Denver and a rival, with mentions of Keefe Halh and a postgame Danop event after the venue. Details are garbled but indicate a score or recap near January 2 and a postgame reaction.
Women jurors to hear criminal case in Tacoma court
Female jury of six will hear a crime case next week as Attorney Arneson sets date. Karl Betehart filed a warrant against Arthur Borchert accusing a revolver threat amid third degree charges. Prosecution and defense agree to six female jurors.
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Aury
Tacoma
Warh
Justie Arneson
Karl Betehart
Warran
Arthur Borchert
Chargin
Comparison of Direct Primary Bills Sparks Senate Debate
A senate pamphlet compares Sage and Blume direct primary proposals. Sage limits city officer elections to Sheridan with other first class cities on charters. Blume requires primaries for all towns and cities above 1,000 population. Dates differ September second Tuesday versus August after third Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sage
Sheridan
Blume
Blumein
Supreme Courts of
North Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Primary Law Reforms Tested in Other States
The text argues for adopting direct primary reforms practiced in other states that have been tried and found to function well, suggesting widespread compliance and effectiveness.
Ten Thousand Druggists Endorse Vinci Vinol Tonic
Ten thousand pharmacists endorse Vinol cod liver and iron tonic saying it builds strength and offers refunds if unsatisfied. Charleton West Virginia druggist C A Potterfield reports family benefit while J F Bradley of New Brunswick New Jersey praises personal experience. A B Rosdel, a local druggist, notes long market presence supports its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drougglats
Vinci
C. A. Potterfield
Charlexton
W. Va
J. F. Bradley
New Brunswick
N. J
A. B. Rosdel
Denver Basketball Notes From Keefe Hall Jan Event
Brief item notes a University of Denver basketball activity at Keefe Hall in January. Mentions A C and a dance after the game. Limited readable details, no clear outcome or participants beyond these fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Denver Vn
A. C
Keefe Hall
Jan, Ziat
Personal Visitors Fro Cheyenne and Stock Show Attendees
Local notes list T. J. Cole of Lander and others visiting Cheyenne this week. Howard Hunt of Campstool and N. W. Reynolds of Cokeville were in the city yesterday. Warren Richardson returned from the Denver stock show. Robert P. Caray also returned from Denver. Sheriff McCourt of Sweetwater and H. S. Ridgely of Basin visited. Dr OF L Prices of the state board of health was in Cheyenne. Associate Justice C. N. Potter returned from Laramie after hosting the commercial club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Cole
Lander
Cheyenne
Howard Hunt
Campstool
Warren Richardson
Denver
N. W. Reynolds
Cokeville
Yeaterday
Robert PD
Caray
Shaeriff McCourt
Sweetwater County
Laramie County
H. 8. Ridgely
Mave Your Carpora Ed Cleaned by Cheronne Vacuum
Advertisement notes Cheronne Vacuum Cleaning offers cleaning services at 106 W 17th St with phone contact 374. The copy references removal and cleaning tasks provided by the firm.
Shoeman Plant Faces Million Dollar Divorce Suit
Thomas G. Plant, a shoe magnate who sold his Jamaica Plain plant and Lynn machinery with patents for 10.9 million dollars to United States Shoe Machinery, is sued for divorce by wife Caroline Griggs Plant. Judge Hitchcock issues a 1.5 million attachment. alleged misconduct spans Calais Bangor and other U S locations with various dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Thomas
Jamaica Plain
Lynn
United States Shoe Machinery Company
Caroline Griggs Plant
Chicago
Hitchcock
Calais
Bangor
St. George
N. B
New York City
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Lovie Joe
Grizzle Bear
Silver Bell Barber Shop
Wasserman’s
W. G. Payna
F. ©. French
A. D. le May
Kaiserhof
George Duiber
H. M. Bennett
Charles J. Griffin
B. W. Stone
Brown Palace
Anna Thier
John Thier
Matson
Nelson
Supreme Court
Wyoming Central Irrigation Company
William N. Burroughs
U. S
Delaware
T. A.dou
Dover
Del
Henry A. du Pont
du Pont
C. M. Pennewill
Wheent
Wromling
Vaude Ville
Cheyene
Bert Mussell
Gilvia
Capitol Avenue
Baskwt Hale
University of Denver
Keefe Halh
Danop
EWD. FP
Stahle, Lessee and
Mgr
Clyde Fitch
Sho
W. Zlet
C. H. Garwood Florist
Cuneldering
Wyoming Fuel and Feed Co
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