City News Briefs From Cheyenne Area Advertisements And Notices
Local items report watch repair and loans at Miller's on Carey Ave and Cheyenne Printery. Army recruiting adds two enlistments. Marriage license granted to W H Bayne and Laura Caswell. Dressmaking by experienced seamstress Mrs K B Gee. J D Gall named chief special agent for Union Pacific. Notary commission to Ellwood Anderson of Gillette. Evelyn Powers near Inn of the Iron Bare for five days. Aldrich Bowen stock sold to Golden Eagle Dry Goods of Denver. Dr Barbera receives 200 pounds Swift beef for beef tea. Clara A Ligier Beauty Culture Parlors advertised. Funeral of George W Lehman shipped to Torrington Conn. Madame Nordie booked five-room suite.
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Drail Barret House
W. HH
Bayne
Cheyenne
Mme
Laura Caswell
Glendale
Iowa
Dresmaking
KB. D, Gee
Capitol Avenue
J. D. Gall
Denver
McClementa
Union Pacific
Airs
Mabel J. Sinieh
Plano
East Twenty Fib Street
Carey
Ellwood Anderson
Gillette
Evelyn Powers
Inn of the Iron Bare
Wellnite
Firemen praised for rapid response to basement blaze
Early yesterday morning a furnace fire at 317 East Seventeenth Street in the home of Thomas Hunter burned excelsior in the basement. Mrs. Hunter contacted the fire department and crews arrived within moments, controlling the fire with minimal water damage. Estimated loss is about 300 dollars.
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Thomas Hunter
East Seventeenth Street
Funeral of Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Volz at Barley's Chapel
The infant son of Mr and Mrs T Volz of Campsool was buried at 1 20 yesterday afternoon. Services were held at Barley's chapel with Rev Leon Hille officiating. The clergyman spoke words of sympathy for the bereaved parents. The infant was one week old.
Omrytmas trees from New England Gig to be quartinied
The fragmentary text describes a planned action involving Christmas trees from New England and a quarantine or fumigation notion tied to Santa Claus. Disjoint phrases suggest a postal or news item about a quarantine procedure affecting imported Christmas trees.
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Omrytmas
New England
Santa Claus
Wyoming Information Requests From Industrial Club Members
Secretary Peristine receives letters seeking data on Wyoming climate and opportunities, including a catalog or full description of the state and surrounding country. J W Plaliburton asks for printed material on ranching districts as he plans to move his family. George W Perry of Sheridan Chamber of Commerce requests a copy of state constitutional by laws to inform consolidation efforts.
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Peristine
Industrial Club
Wyoming
Burt EB. Shaffer
York Manufacturing Company
York
J. W. Plalilburton
Florence
Ario
George W. Perry
Sheridan Chamber of Commerce
Sheridan
New Partner Joins Grace Laundry as Manager
Mr. K S Houchins, after twelve years with the Union Pacific railroad in engine and train service and recently in charge of the instruction car, resigns to join Mr Guthric at the Sani tary Home laundry. He will take control of the red wagon and pursue new business, with friends wishing him success.
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K.S. Houchins
Union Pacific Railroad
Guthric
Houehine
Hydrocarbon burner exhibition promises cheaper heating
An invention labeled the hydrocarbon burner is on display at 1715 Carey Avenue. The device attaches to a standard stove and uses water and kerosene to create a combustible gas. Heat is regulated by two faucets and the system is claimed to reduce stove costs and lessen kitchen work. The exhibit runs through the week with the inventor present to explain operation.
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Carey Avenue
Braw Nicht Burns Celebration in Cheyenne Echoes Scots Spirit
A Cheyenne Burns celebration featured pipe music by Jack Finnie of Denver and dance numbers by Colin Hunter and Colin Finnie among others. Notable performances included David Miller, Miss Laur an Richardson, and William Walker with encores and a full floor of Scottish dances. The event closed with Auld Lang Syne as the Cheyenne Burns Club named officers and committees for the year.
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Robert Burne
Cook
Cheyenne
Jack Finnie
Denver
Finnie
Seatland
Byrne
Mike Irene Nowatney
Mr. Finnie
Colin
Lauran Richardson
John Hutter
T. Middlemas
Ronnie Doon
William G. Walker
Afton
Louis Reilly
Frank May
Reid
Burns
David Miller
Colin Hunter
Wiliam Morley
Samuel Carson
McDonald
Walker
Dr Burkhart’s Vegetable Compound Offers 320 Day Trial
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Burkhart’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for sick headaches, stomach ailments, and general weakness. It claims a 320 day program offered for 2 cents, with a 20 cent refund if not satisfied, and notes widespread pharmacist endorsement and a 75 year history. It urges readers to visit druggists to obtain the treatment and guarantees.
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Burkhart
Europe
Enjoy Your Meals with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An aggressive advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal cure for indigestion and stomach troubles. It claims rapid digestion of foods, improved health, and a cheerful, confident demeanor after taking one or two tablets. Available in a 10 cent box at drug stores.
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Stuart
Cafeteria Dinner Hours At The Robinson
The cafeteria offers daily service from 11 30 AM to 2 PM and 5 PM to closing at The Robinson.
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the Robinson
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Capitol Avenue Theatre
Charles Aries Frohman
Donald Brian
Brilliant
Knickerbocker Theatre
New York
Pope Pius X
Vatican
Gaumont
Capitol, Ave Theatre
A.h.woods
America
Englands
Nordica
Capitol Ave
Iwart
City News
Miller's
Carey Ave
Mick A. Chapman
Aldrich Bowen Company
Golden Eagle Dry Goods Company
Clara A. Ligier
18Th &T
George W. Lehmand
Torington
Conn
Lehmnon
United States Army
Army
Madame Nordl
the Plains
No. 1
Madame Nordica
Cleanse Your Teeth Company of
Newcastle
Cox Art Company of
John A. Huff
W. 21St Street
Huff
Coliseum
Morse
Grace Laundry
Ayer
1. Tt. Tyson
John Charles Thompson
Thomas Heaney
William Reid
Heather
Citizens National Bank
Citizens National Bank Sieyexxe
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