Charity Ball in Cheyenne Crowns Social Season
The city hosts a grand charity ball at the Coliseum on January 30 with Madame Lillian Nordica expected to sing at the Capitol Avenue theater earlier in the week. Cheyenne society chapters, Elks dances, and farewell receptions fill the social calendar, featuring Burns celebrations, gifts, and elaborate teas.
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Lillian Nordica
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Coliseum
Milady
Milord
Visiting Guests at the Smith Home in Billings
Mr and Mrs Percy Smith host Mrs Smiths cousin Miss Kathryn Cunningbai and Miss Cunningham's niece Miss Annafiel dry, both of Billings. Miss Eunice Hastie leaves for Burns. Miss Mabel McAdam of Potter Nebraska visits Miss Valentine Roberts. Mrs Sam Ohenstein travels to New Orleans. Mrs Dan Swan spends several days in Denver for the horse show.
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Percy Smith
Smith
Kathryn Cunningbai
Miss Cunningham
Annafieldry
Billings
Mont
Eunice Hastie
State Leader
Burns
Mabel McAdam
Potter, Neb
Valentine Roberts
Sam Ohenstein
New Orleans
Dan Swan
Denver
Sunshine Society Postponed and Club Meetings Listed
Weather notes show Sunshine Social postponed due to Mrs Hof fine illness. Help One Another Club meets with Mrs J A Parnell at 1004 East Sixteenth Street. Ga Hf Club host Grace Emerson to entertain at 422 East Nineteenth Street Mount Mellick Club. Mrs L C Hinkle to host Mount Mellick Club at 722 Carey Avenue tomorrow. Women of Woodcraft hold a special meeting and social at Fraternal Hall. Tuesday Evening Five Hundred Club shifts to January 25 with Mr and Mrs W E B Mullen. Card Club to meet at Louis J Larson home Saturday evening. Woman's Club members noted.
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Hiram ‘App
A. W. Bristol
Casper
J. A. Parnell
East Sixteenth Street
Grace Emerson
G. H. Club
East Nineteenth Street
Mount Mellick Club
L. C. Hinkle
Carey Avenue
Women of Woodcraft
Five Hundredlub
Five Hundred Club
W. EB. Mullen
Card Club
Louis J. Larson
Congregational and church guild notices on a Saturday
Church groups announce a series of events including a 6:30 banquet for Congregational girls and Mrs. Fox, a St Marys Altar and Rosary card party at Plains hotel, and a Congregational Mission meeting with Mrs. Strader and a Mormonism paper. Guild bake sale follows, with refreshments and social hour.
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Congregational
G. A. Fox
Altar and Rosary Society of
S T. Mary's
the Plains Hotel
Congregational Missions
Congregational Mission
G. L. Strader
W. L. Whipps
Guild of St. Mark's
Chamberlains Cough Remedy A Childrens Favorite
An old cough medicine praised as harmless and pleasant for children. It claims to be effective and a mother’s favorite, marketed for wide sale.
Social gathering by Woodmen of the World at Praternal Hall
Woodmen of the World social will be held at Praternal Hall Thursday evening January 24. Dancing and a general good time are assured. Everyone is invited. He presents.
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Praternal Hall
Dancing Lessons by Mr J D Chern at Fort Russell
Mr J D Chern a dancing instructor at Fort D A Russell will offer afternoon lessons at Eagle’s Hall Private Jemwona. Classes set for Mondays and Saturdays evenings from seven to six terms arranged via Mr Chern at the Moffat hotel or phone 64. 24. Subscribe to the Weekly State Leader for $1.00 per year.
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J. D. Chern
Fort D. A
Cafeteria Dinner Hours At The Robinson
The Robinson cafeteria serves dinner daily from 11:30 to 2.00 and from 5.00 to 7.00.
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The
Robinson
Boxing Bob Fitzimmons at Atlas with Australian kangaroo
Atlas tonight features Boxing Bob Fitzimmons and the Australian kangaroo Boxing Hob Bob as the main attraction. Bob is touted as the greatest fighter on the American Range, with four feet strikes and a backflip escape cited amid a full program of acts and moving pictures.
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Atlas
Hob Fitzimmons
Bob
Ad Wolgaer
Flehter
Jon
State Arrivals Plains Names Listed in Railberrounded Entry
State arrivals list includes B Loew Sheridan Fred Heave Duffalo W H McCoy Shoshone Fred Benson Riverton Walter Fahey Wheatlaid W P Bpaugh Mauvilles W P McFarlane Orel Woolheiser Lara Norman Crowler John Sehreimer Nelson Canpeater entries from Inter Ocean company and regional names.
Chamberlains Tablets for Constipation Notice
Chamberlains Tablets for Constipation offered as a mild gentle remedy. For constipation the tablets are easy to take and suitable for general use. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlains
Chamberlain
Airtel
High School Notes Lunar showdown at gym with Boulder Prep
The Lhw High School basketball team meets Boulder Preparatory at home Saturday in a battle of undefeated squads. Star shooters Fell and Marke lead the locals against Kerrigan and Snow Fowler, with center Cose Jones anchoring the lineup. Tickets cost seventy five cents for students, fifty for gentlentin, and twenty five for ladies after the game social.
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Gymnagium
Whem Lhw
Taaan
Boulder Preparatory
Whal
Sidney High School
Rimp’' Snow Fowler
Clowry
Coase Jones Waehine
Notion of Incorporation for Mutual Co operative Mining Co
The Mutual Co operative Mining Company is incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on the 7th day of November 101. The firm aims to acquire mine claims and mining property, operate smelters, and borrow money secured by its assets. Capital stock is 1.5 million dollars, with 500000 shares at par one dollar. The business will operate in Laramie County Wyoming and Dun County.
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The
Mutual Co-operative Mining Company
Blate
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Laramie
Wale
Dun
Ownership and Officers of Wyoming Based Company
Article notes the company is organized with principal offices in Cheyenne Wyoming and Boulder Colorado. It will be managed by five directors for the first year: J K Adame W Frank Headley Frank J Wire Howard Flores and Hugh K Steele. Agent for service is Marion A Kline 507 First National Bank Building Cheyenne Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Colorado
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Whder
Jf. Kt. Adame
W. Frank Headley
I’rank J. Wire
Honard Flores
Hugh K. Steele
Marion A. Kline
Flrst Nat. Bank
Mutual Co-operative Mining Company
Chicago Opera Company on Strike Before Pagliacci Curtain
The entire company of the Omaha Grand Opera walked out on strike just before the Pagliacci performance. Willa Schipke, recalled for a comeback in Omaha last season, has moved to St. Louis to spend the winter at home.
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Chicago
Thorua
Omeage Grand Opera Company
Haverrisen
Pagdaeeh
Willa Schipke
Omaha
Semaon
Hae
St. Lovie
Mike
Turn Them Into Cash Thoay Belongings of Youre
A fragmented notice hints at selling items by phone for cash. The readable text urges contacting a number with a small stake or token to arrange transfer. No clear date or full details are present.
Tailoring Prospect Advertised By Goodway
A late class warning advert seeks 60 dollars per week for investment or experience in tailoring. The note is signed by Goodway, President, with a Parnes address at 540 Kewal Building.
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Goodway
Kewal Building
Parnes
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Madame Lillian Nordica
Elks
Robert Burns
Atwell Wolfer
Don Mae Wolfer
Colt
Gvests
Wolfer
Seaman
Kinnear
H. H. Wolfer
West
Art Myers
Dane Mae Wolfer
Darwin Rudkin
Gardner Hart
Francis Hon
George Guy
Willis
Fred Hirsig
James Kinport
Herbert Woodman
Artie Myers
Fenwick Nidgeley
George Kinnear
Jack
Samuel Thompson
Mentary
Marion
Philippines
Bridge
J. H. Conway
Billy Walker
Edgar Myer
Post
Myer
Boyd
Frank
Conway
Hynds
Parshall
Ohnhous
Infantry Club
Colonel
Mrs. Berry
Major and
Mis. Cole
Charles BE. Morton
Langdon
San Francisco
Legislative
Woman's Club
Mies Maebl Patton
Mra
Abbott
Fort Russell
Sunshine Social
Members of
the Woman's Club
Altar and Rosary Society
P. J. Gauff
West Twentythird Street
John McCabe
John Cooper
Baptist Junior Society
Baptist Junior Union
Nell Morgan
Westminster Guild
eWstminster Guild
Presbyterian Church
B. Dyer
R. N. Grace
Larue Neissler
Carl Metcalf
Horace Jenkins
Cress
Mra. Metcalf
Tate Leader
Barnett
Ibe
Serpentine
Yara
Atlas Theatre
Bob Fitzsimons
the Fighting Kangaroo
Normandid
Regers Wheathind
BR. Crowler
John Bsehreimer
Neleon
Canpeater
Chorus
Stehieres
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