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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1913
Page
3
A busy page records Baptist Bible class gifting Mr. B. M. Bruce with a portrait, a farewell call for Mrs. Bristol, Elks dances, Burns night plans, and a Boulder Preps basketball set at the high school gym. Attendees include Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Lassen, Major Reno, Mrs. Clark, and others.
Colonel and Mrs Kerry presided at a dinner of beautiful appointments at their Fort Russell home last evening. The event offered pleasant companionship and convivial atmosphere for all who shared the delightful hospitality.
Mrs. James H. Magoon returned to Denver after a month in Cheyenne with her mother Mrs. B J Dobbins and was feted with informal card parties and dinners. Mrs. B Kopp and children plan Ottawa visit. Mr and Mrs Karl Humphreys will move to Portland Oregon for a new home in February. Mrs C E Miler and daughters visit Denver for friends and a horse show. Rev Mr Dumm and family are visiting in Laramie.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the BH of R. T. meets at New Capitol hall this afternoon. The One Another club sewed for hosts and advanced the carpet rag project to weave bathroom rugs for the charity fund. Mrs. F. A. M. Stuart welcomed a new member, and Mrs. Bristol resigned to move to Casper.
Fort D A Russell instructor Mr J D Chern announces dancing lessons at Eagle's Hall. Private lessons available on Mondays and Saturdays from 7 to 9 PM. Accommodations arranged through Moffatt Hotel or by phone.
Joe Nakanob conducted a hearing with his wife Tuesday night, a move described as a bid for a free passage to Japan. The incident raises questions about legal steps and potential deportation actions.
Cafeteria serves daily dinner from 11 30 am to 2 pm and 4 56 pm at The Robinson location.
A Pueblo married couple faced trouble after a husband used force on his wife on Tuesday night. Federal officers intervened and charged the man under immigration rules for improper conduct. The unnamed Japanese husband was tried by US Commissioner Dan Gill and held on $2,000 bond pending federal court action. deportation likely if not naturalized.
A partial report notes an event labeled Friday January Sith with a op time panel or discussion linked to The State Leader publication, suggesting a local community or school notice with unclear details and names missing.
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