City Briefs and Local Notices from Cheyenne
Rock Creek Mining company files 18 incorporation papers with the secretary of state. Rose A. Bird and niece Agnes Vollack relocate to Netfort apartments. U S Senator Clark arrives in Cheyenne via Denver to review state legislative stakes for re election. Veterinarian Dr. B F Davis returns from Denver stock show. Civil service exam announced for a male aid in anthropology at Cheyenne Federal Building February 22. 10000 sacks of Best Kansas Cream Flour sold by Lawrence & Carr. Railra d tan wakes at St John s hospital identifies as KH J Carner. Justice Edwards court case against Laura Huypley dismissed. house of ill fame charge filed. Harry B Gates becomes local agent for Thomas B Jeffery Automotive. Andy Roedel Sr bitten by a dog while delivering papers.
Bicycle theft arrest follows dog attack injury
A man named William Whalen, claiming to serve with Battery B, Fourth Field Artillery, was arrested yesterday by Policeman Barnard and handed to county authorities on a bicycle theft charge. He admitted stealing the wheel whose owner is not known to police. Dr J H Con way treated a hand laceration from a dog attack on a young Roedel with no serious complications expected.
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Young Roedel
J. AH. Conway
William Whalen
Battery B
Pourth Field Artillery
Barnard
Whalen
TIZ Cured Her Quick for Sore Feet
Mrs. Crockett of Jeffersonville reports dramatic relief from sore feet after two TIZ treatments. Her husband notes she walked downstairs one foot at a time, a feat not seen in five years. Sold by Luther Dodge & Co and others, box price shown.
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Tim
Wal
Luther Dodge & Co
Chisago
Drig Co
Palace Pharmacy
Wyoming Girl Making Good in Theatricals
A Wyoming actress from Laramie gains notice in Denver for her stage role as Frances Warren in The Girl in the Kano. Daughter of Judge J H Hayford, she rose to fame on the New York stage and is billed to appear in Denver next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Denver
Boomerang writer and judge noted in Laramie tale
In Laramie Judge Hayford after leaving the newspaper office rose to fame as an original dispenser of justice similar to his associate who was famed as a national humor writer.
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Laramie
Hayford
United States
Personal Mentions Roundup From Cheyenne Area Notes
Henry Conway is reported improving after several days of illness. Mrs C W Riner Ig is ill at home on East Eighteenth Street. Miss Mabel Branson suffers La Grippe at her home on Kildy Street. Mrs L Koop left for Illinois after a telegram announcing a relative's death. A E Bradbury, George Pexton and I M Ausherman of Evanston were among arrivals in Cheyenne yesterday. Ella Schloredt, secretary to Secretary of State W N Houx, has recovered from La Grippe enough to return to duties at the state house. George Montgomery has returned from the stock show in Denver and, with Mrs Montgomery and their new baby, will head to Iron Mountain. President Charles Sfernen of the University of Wyoming reached Cheyenne en route to Laramie from Lander where he spoke at the dedication of a new high school building.
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Henry Conway
C. W. Riner Ig
East Eighteenth Street
Mabel Branson
la Grippe
Kildy Street
L. Koop
Illinois
A. E. Bradbury
George Pexton
I. M. Ausherman
Evanston
Chesena
Misa Ella Schloredt
W. N. Houx
George Montgomery
Denver
University of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Laramie
Lander
Fort Russell Officers Win Prizes at Denver Contests
Army officers from Fort Russell excel in a Denver stock show style events. Lieut Bull G. Magle on Digereet wins silver prize in jumping. Lieut Holderness on McKankey takes second, Lieut Armor third, Amory unhurt after a fall. Ninth cavalry impresses crowds with rescue drill relay and pyramid.
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Army
Fort Russell
Denver
Bull G. Magle
Lieut Holderness
McKankey
Amory
Holderness
Woodfork
Ninth Cavalry
Holdernems High School
Death Notice: Mrs. E L Kapp Loses Husband in Chicago Wound
Mrs E L Kapp 807 East Twentieth Street received word last night that her husband died in a Chicago hospital from a kauffe wound said to be an accident. State Leader Want Ads report results.
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E. L. Kapp
East Twentieth Street
Chicago
Weather forecast for Sunday and Monday 1911
Local weather data for the 24 hours ending 6 pm January 21 1911 shows a maximum of 25 degrees informum temperature 12 degrees and precipitation 0.34 inch. W. L. Palmer Section Director Sherman Co.
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W. 8. Palmer
Free $3.50 Kidney Cure Recipe Advertisement
An old mail advertisement promises a free $3.50 kidney cure recipe from Dr. A. E. Roblegon of Detroit. It claims rapid recovery, urges readers to mail four lines for a copy, and asserts the remedies are pure and harmless yet powerful.
Lipton Narrowly Escapes Maniac Attack in London
Sir Thomas Lipton, the tea millionaire and yachtsman, avoided harm after a deranged intruder demanded $5,000 at his London home. Lipton used calm presence, telephoning the police, who arrested the maniac as he brandished a razor near the yachtowner.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Milionaire
Thomas
Lunutle
Lipton
Thoman Lipton
Ones
Iife
Prisoner’s bold jailbreak attempt in Colorado town
Ralph Skioner, wanted in Garden City, Kansas, attempted to break jail in Salida, Colorado. He tore out corrugated ring, cut a hole in the wall with a case knife, crawled into an eighteen inch airway after shedding clothing to undergarments, and moved a few feet before officers halted the escape.
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Atom Bacar
Colonado
Salida
Colo
Ralph Skioner
Garden Ty
Kaa
Firemen Find man Trapped in Airway Impasse
A man is found in an air passage in a deadlock situation and cannot move forward or backward. City firemen discover him while they are in an adjacent room managing the airway.
Brit steamer off Flora Coast sighted near Miami Head
A large steamer under the British flag was seen early this morning between Miami Head and Cape Florida. The vessel, unnamed, lay on its side, listing badly after going on four reefs.
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BRITS
Flora
Jacksonville
Times Union
Miama Head
Cape Florida
College Girls Refuse to Stand for Epards at Allegheny
Pittsburg January 21 The Allegheny College community Meadville Pa declares war on eleven splendid yellow beards the pride of eleven sailors Invitations to chess functions are cancelled Co-eds stage a mock warning flag they will not recognize the offending men If the hearts are removed Twelve co-eds stand outside chapel with umbrellas bearing Our beaux are clipped The men refuse to yield
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Pittsburg
Allegheny College
Meadville
Indian Women Heroically Save Babies. Perish Together
In Tripp County two Kankton women stranded in a prairie storm stripped blankets to wrap their babies and soothed them to sleep as they froze to death. The men left for aid, returning to find one woman already dead and the other dying soon after. the infants survived unharmed.
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Jutar Roseland
Tripp County
Bow Creek
Kansas May Adopt Oregon Plan of Choosing Senators
Topeka January 21 a bill was introduced in the senate proposing direct vote by the people for nominated state senators. The measure provides for adopting the Oregon primary plan.
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Kansas
Oregon
Topeka
Kas
Senate
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Victor
Edison
Clyde Fitch
Capitol Avenue
Iyde
Waaserman's
Rock Creek Mining Company
Rose A. Bird
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Agnes Vollack
Netfort Apartments
Hast Nighteenth Street
Clark
Clark Hhas
Washington
Albany Hotel
E. S. Johnston
Elizabeth Gill
Mrs. Mildrum
B. F. Davis
Cheyenne Federal Building
St. John's Hospital
Tin
Eadwards
Laura Huypley
M. Dusry
New Auto Agency
Harry RB. Gates
Thomas B. Jeffery Automobile Manufacturing Company
Andy Roedel, Sr
Bie
Kant Sixteenth Street
Hud
Australia
Victoria
Tiz
Samah
Nebraska
Sherman Co
Stopa
A. E. Roblegon
Luck Building
Detroit
Mich
Tom Lipton
Perigaly
Orel
MUSEU
Capital Avenue Theatre
HLE
Lessee and
Mer
Bing Mouse
Daly's Theatre
New York
Prichs
Ochestra
C. H. Garwood Florist
Wyoming Fuel and Feed Co
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