City News Highlights Local Notices and Departures
A compact page notes Miller's watch repair service at 1709 Carey Ave with emphasis on quality and fair prices. Cheyenne Printery prints notices. Local travel updates include Captain Moran and family leaving for San Francisco on No. 1 and Mrs. C. L. Brown departing for Denver to visit relatives. Union Pacific reports unusually heavy traffic in passengers and freight. Lutheran pastor Rev. Hilldenger and family leave for San Diego. Mabel E. B. Smith offers piano lessons from 510 East Twenty fifth Street. Edward Mahoney, district passenger agent for the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul, visiting on business. Seamstress wanted for day work. Mrs. E. D. Gee, 2104 Capitol Ave, is reachable. Clara A. Ligier promotes beauty culture parlors and hair goods at 411 W. 18th St with dyeing services. Local marine recruiting service establishes a record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilldenger
The
Lutheran Church
San Diego
Cal
Mra
Mabel EB. Smith
East Twenty-fifth Street
R. R
Edward Mahoney
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Clara A. Ligier
18Th St
Local Notes and Business Briefs from the Region
The item lists a range of small news briefs: a new Beaver Mining Company formed with 50 000 capital and Evanston offices, incorporators Gordon McCarty and Brayton of Salt Lake City, and new notaries appointed by Governor Carey including John R Arnold Mary A Wilson C J Stinger and Raymond D Ward. It also mentions price specials at the Traft Barrel House and a Denver stock show rush with over 100 riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver State
Denver
Beaver Mining Company
Evanston
Gordon
McCarty
Brayton
Salt Lake City
Carey
John R. Arnold
Mary A. Wilson
van Tassel
C. J. Stinger
Raymond D. Ward
Worland
Shriners Headed to Cheyenne for Plains Hotel Meet
Shriners head Charles Millar of Korein Temple Mystic Shrine Rawlins arrives Sunday morning and sets headquarters at the Plains hotel in Cheyenne. He invites Shriners in good standing to attend. Also noted an error in The Leader about the inauguration date of President Duniway at the state university. The event is scheduled for Friday January 24 with Dr Bailey from Cornell addressing the meeting and special Union Pacific trains service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Millar
Korein Temple
Mystic Shrine
Rawlins
Cheyanne
Plains Hotel
Duniway
The
State University
Dr. Bailey
Agricultural Department
Cornell University
Union Pacific
Colds Cause Headache and Grip Laxative BromO Quinine
An old medical ad notes that colds cause headache and grip and promotes Laxative BromO Quinine as a remedy. It claims to remove the cause and features a signature style of E. W. Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Dancing at Woodman Social Hall
Dancing event at Woodman Social Thursday January 23rd at 8:30 p m in the Fraternal hall with excellent music and refreshments admission twenty five cents a couple extra lady ten cents
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Woodman
Agents Wanted for Tailoring Outfit in Chicago
Advertisement seeks agents for a tailoring proposition run by P. W. Goodman president. No investment or experience required. Positions offer $60 per week and include training. Address 550 Regal Building Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Goodman
Regal Building
Chicago
Charity Societies Form Combined Association in Cheyenne
Representatives from all charitable societies met at the Parish House to organize the Associated Charities of Cheyenne. A. D. Kelly was elected president with Judge Matson as first vice president and Prof. Ralph H. Fee as second vice president. Dorothy Riner was named secretary and A J D Johnson treasurer. Dr J D Pershing of Denver spoke on charity work and United Charities of Denver. Mayor Gill opened the meeting and formed a committee to propose officers and directors. Dues set at $2 yearly.
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Associated Charities of
Cheyenne
A. D. Kelly
Judge Matson
Ra F H. Fee
A. JD. Johnson
Misa Dorothy Riner
J. D. Pershing
Denver
Pershing
United Charities of
Gill
Davidson
Keep A Climbing and the White House Toga Tales
A multi piece page combines a motivational lyric urging perseverance on the mountain and a satirical poem about political change. It contrasts hopeful ascent with humorous sketches of Woodrow and William in changing roles, and a philanthropist tale of Gotrox who amasses wealth only to give it away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow
White House
Wiliam
William
Mijle
Severn
Yale
Washington
Fourth of Wareh
Recruit Rejected By Naval Officers
A marine recruitment inspection ends in surprise when Mary Hilts of Boone Iowa is found to be a woman. Officers deny enlistment after she refuses to strip and the hat is knocked off in the reveal. They sympathize but offer no aid to unite with her Army-bound lover in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enlater
Mary Hilts
Boone
Iowa
Miss Hilts
San Francisco
Frisco
Miss Hills
Scottish Clans Gather for Burns Anniversary Night
The Burns birthday observance occurs Friday night January 24 at the Parish House starting 8 o'clock and lasting past midnight near Burns' January 25 birth time. The program includes Chief Cook address, pipe selections, songs by Miller and Hunter, dances by Finnie and Nowatney, recitations, and multiple further musical items with Mrs. Hart presiding.
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Burns
Chief Cook
Jack Finnie
Strathspey
Highland Society of London
John
Hunter
William Reid
Laura Richardson
Jim
Irene Nowatney
Colin Finnie
Byrne
Thomas Heaney
Gordon's Men
Louis Reilly
Misa Irene Nowatney
Afton Water
W. G. Walker
VK. Hart
Plang
Sunday School Basketball Seeks Citywide Clergy Support
Mr Reilly of the Parish House club promotes a Sunday school basketball league with backing from city pastors. The men’s class meets weekly, about 25 members now, with room for more. A ladies’ class is planned to invite interested women to join.
Venerable Watchman Pelix Devlin’s Civil War Service Noted
Rock Springs night watchman Pelix Devlin, a four years’ Civil War veteran, served in the marine corps and took part in the Fort Suapter second attack. He later moved from Omaha to Wyoming, worked as a blacksmith, and now resides in Rock Springs with a memory of the war that holds steady through old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelix Devlin
Rock Springs
Senate
Devlin
Marine Corps
United States
Fort Suapter
Nonce
Omaha
Pratt in Swede Sage Opinion Sparks City Debate
Sven Alexon argues in the Laramie Boomerang that Pratt must push for municipal reform and unity. He critiques Republicans and council standoffs, urges cooperation and proper leadership to avoid more lawsuits and political chaos in Sheyenne and nearby towns.
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Sven Alexon
Laramie
Counsil
Dave Stickney
Shevenne
Republicoans
Warren
Menate
Much Lake
Moose Democrat
Patalander
Senate
Vieneas Akal
Hole
Alvays
Eighty and still pursuing real work for a life well spent
The piece lauds Andrew D. White of Cornell for reaching eighty with a clear vision to contribute. It notes his past roles as U S representative in St. Petersburg and Berlin and delegate to a peace congress, and says at eighty he begins to build real wisdom. He plans to study criminology and aim for meaningful future contributions.
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Andrew D. White
Cornell University
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Iabheart
Kannas City
Contentment and memory in a fragmentary note
A fragmented line ponders contentment amid fleeting desires and memory. The whimsical quote from Puck hints at distraction and longing as the mind shifts toward what comes next.
Blood allotment and industry speculation in Canada
An odd, garbled notice discusses mens blood supply and a Canadian mites department preparing an official announcement. It hints at a long-standing revelation every decade and questions whether this will drive broader adoption of a smelting method amid commercial changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mites Department
Canada
Theron
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Capitol Ave
Nordica
City News
Miller's
Carey Ave
Captain Moran
Chapman
C. L. Brown
E. D. Gee
Capitol Avenue
Thos. Heaney. JR Manager
Wyo
Tonight
Ross & Dale
Doyle & White
Fitzsimmons
Ad Walgast
Clara Fafer
Shriners Attention
Gotrox
Olf Gotrot
Citizens National Bank
Iexexn
Marina
Youhr
Middle West
Most Complete Music Co
Colo Cheyenne
Wyoming
Stout St
Faler
Larmie
Hopea
Puck
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