Chautauqua Plans in Laramie and Local Notices
State of Wyoming reports Chautauqua plans for Laramie next season as the Young Men's Literary Club considers the event. Newcastle Garage sold to Richard T. Coyle and John Gaffey. National Guards Company A to be inspected in Newcastle February 12. Laramie groups seek Immigation Commissioner Schenck for Feb 1 speech. Local weather sprinkler in use in Laramie. Obituary note: Wm Merryfield dies in Omaha. Cambria wedding of A J Kirkwood and Jennie Roberts. Floyd Cummiligia injures his father. Wedding at Worton: Nelson Vowell and Hattie Cockney wed. A son born to George Thomas of Newcastle. John Gaffey resigns Weston County deputy sheriff post. Plumber Mr Watson seriously burned at Newcastle. Wedding of Edmund Werner and Margaret Sullivan on La Prele creek.
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Laramie
Richard T. Coyle
John Gaffey
Newcastle
Company A
National Guards
Schence
Chamber of Commerce and Literary Club of
Schenck
Horton
Worton
Nelson Vowell
Hattie Cockney
George Thomas
Weston County
Eheriff
Secret Of Woman's Beauty And Health
An ad proclaims there is no secret to female beauty, caused by self care and avoiding female diseases. It claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures aches and irregularities and restores health, noting druggists sell it widely.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pine Bluffs to Install Modern Electric Light Plant
Pine Bluffs residents voted to install a complete electric light plant providing public and private lighting and motor power for industry. The project will not raise taxes or require bonds. initial costs will be covered by a town surplus from the water works. The town already has a telephone system, a new two story brick school, multiple churches, and active fraternal and temperance organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluffs
Beatty
Ping Bluffs
Batriet
Bell Toll
Mountain States
Masonic
Woodmen
Women's Christian Temperance Union
New Babe and Local Notices From Evanston and Douglas
NEW BABE Mr and Mrs Henry Reese of Douglas have a baby born last Saturday A son to Mr and Mrs William Jack of Walton reported in Douglas FORMER RESIDENT DEAD Morris Ferretor a long time Douglas resident died last Tuesday in Anselmo Nebraska CIGAR FACTORY William Omen son of Philadelphia opened a cigar factory in Douglas RAISED MONEY 8325 were raised at Evanston as a benefit to the OP strikers by a play by local talent SMALL GIRL DIES Cora six months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Titmus of Evanston died of pneumonia also noted is the death of C BE Haines son of Mr and Mrs Everett Haines in Evanston BBURGLARIZED Lew Wallace china store in Evanston burglarized Friday night DIED AT JOLIET Dr Downey formerly of Evanston died last week at his Joliet home HART Rev S K Markley bruised at Burns when his team ran away dragging him BIRTH AT BURNS A son born at Burns to Mr and Mrs A L Westover BIRTH A son to Mr and Mrs Frank Smith BREAKS LEG Miss Eva Starks fell and broke her leg while skating at the rink in Caoper
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Henry Reese
Douglas
William Jack
Walton
Morris Ferretor
Anselmo
Nebraska
Wm.Omenson
Philadelphia
Evanston
0. P
Cora
Geo, Titmus
C. BE. Haines
Everett Haines
Lew Wallace
Joliet
Dr. Downey
Hart
K. Markley
Burns
Mra
A. L. Westover
Frank Smith
Eva Starks
Ckating
Caoper
Sweeney Smunson Arrested for Assault in Evanston
Jan 20 Evanston reports night foreman Sweeney Smunson arrested and charged with assault on Thornton Boler Wasber Mungou. He pleaded extenuating circumstances but found guilty, fined 40 dollars plus 26 dollars costs. Case appealed. bond set at double the fine. trial planned next district term. Chamberlain's Cough Hennedy advertised as trusted remedy by waghs dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Sweeney Smunson
Ahopa
State Aerie for Eagles Suggested Movement Initiated
Casper and Natrona County Tribune report a plan to establish a state Aerie for the Fraternal Order of Eagles. A committee led by Ray Muncell Geo F Robinson and W A Lilly aims to unite local series with at least 75 percent representation, praising Casper No 306’s initiative.
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Casper
Natrona County Tribune
Casper Aerie
Order of Eagles
Ray Muncell
Geo. F. Robinson
W. A. Lilly
Hagles
Casper Serie
Babes Galore in Sheridan Births Mark Two Days
Six births reported in Sheridan over two days. A son arrived to Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Barr at 468 Marlon Street Monday night. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilson at 142 North Thurmond Street. A son welcomed at the Huft tan home 1224 Val Vista. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stotts on West Burkitt Street yesterday. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Abe Billings at 3492 First Street last night. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Wooged on West Harrison Street Monday evening.
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West Burkitt Street
Abe Billings
First Street
N. E. Wooged
West Harrison Street
Nat Baker Receives Office Chair From Local Supporters
A group of local business men and friends of Nat Baker, the new Receiver of the United States Land Office, contributed to commission a handsome chair for him to occupy during his term in office.
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Nat Baker
United States Land Office
Douglas
Italian Miner Bleeds Eye in Mine Accident at Cambria
D Sandrello an Italian miner in Cambria suffered a severe mining accident last Friday when a shot fired in a mine exploded in his face injuring both eyes. The eye specialist in charge says one eye may be saved.
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Cambria
D. Sandrello
Moon and Garrett in court over near robbery case
In Laramie on January 26 John Moon and BR N Garrett faced a case over a harness sale. Garrett held a note for 200 dollars, took a gale pill to credit 40 dollars, then Moon threatened him with a shotgun demanding the bill of sale. The court, led by Judge Reid, dismissed robbery charges due to no legal delivery of the bill of sale and ordered a $40 credit cancellation on the note.
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Laramie
Jan
John Moon
BR. N. Garrett
Garrett
Moon
Gale
Reid
Bromo Quinine Ad Poses as Universal Cure
An old advertisement signature for B W Grove touts Bromo Quinine as a world wide cure in one day. The fragment mentions Zoe and claims the product treats many ailments.
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B. W. Grove
Zoe
Massive irrigation project to reclaim 22 000 acres
In January Douglas reports shipment of high value machinery for the North Platte Valley Irrigation Company. Installation will start when weather allows with spring likely bringing ditch completion and water irrigation from the North Platte river aided by power from a La Prele creek plant and Pathfinder dam. Electric power runs pumps feeding a hillside ditch near Glen Rock.
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North Platte Irrigation Company
Douglas
North
la Prele Creek
North Platte River
Glenrock
Tom Wade and H Carruthers Moved to State Prison
Casper January 26 Harry Carruthers and Tom Wade two non residents and self confessed lawbreakers have left Natrona county jail for the Rawlins penitentiary Carruthers stole 135 dollars from G E Davis and Wade bored into the Grand Central saloon and took 90 dollars in coins two gold watches and other valuables Both sentences ranged from one to fifteen months in the pen.
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Casper, Jan
Harry Carruthers
Tom Wade
Natrona County
Rawlins
Carruthers
G. E. Davis
Capitol Hill
Mr. Davis
Grand Central
Roosevelt Will Not Be Candidate
Governor Glasscock of West Virginia stated after meeting with Colonel Roosevelt that he believes Roosevelt will be nominated without being a candidate. He said Roosevelt would accept if the people asked and expressed confidence in his election if nominated.
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West Virginia
New York
Roosevelt
Glasscock
Outlook
Col
Classcock
Fourth Artillery Plans Long Hike Next Summer
The Fourth Artillery will likely undertake a long hike, possibly about 1000 miles, from Fort Russell south through Colorado into New Mexico and back. If carried out, the march will be a strenuous practice drill.
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Fourth Artillery
Fort Russell
Colorado
New Mexico
Edwards Transfers Between Fort Russell Regiments
Army orders released in Washington announce Veterinarians Thomas H. Edwards moving from the Fourth field artillery to the Ninth cavalry and Rishaed Powers shifting from the Ninth cavalry to the Fourth field artillery. Both units remain at Fort Russell as the vets exchange positions.
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Washington
Thomas H. Edwards
Fourth Field Artillery
Ninth Cavalry
Rishaed
Fort Russell
Lyric Put Up Good Show Last Night
The New York fire film shown at the Lyric theater drew crowded entrances. The picture portrays the great insurance building in flames and many incidents tied to a major city blaze. Mr Wuarnsworth continues to present strong shows at the Lyric.
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New York
Lyric Theater
Wuarnsworth
Lyric
Illustrating War by Lieut Steever at Masonie Temple
First Lieutenant Edgar Z. Steever of the U S infantry and militia instructor presented an illustrated lecture to a large audience at the Masonie Temple. He traced war's art and history and argued for its role in national power while criticizing peacetime decline. Images from Port Arthur and Russo Japanese battles, drawn from the U S War College, illustrated his talk and will aid militia instruction.
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Edgar Z. Steever
Ithe U. S. Infantry
Wyoming
Masonee Temple
Steever
Port
Arthur
Japan
Russia
United States War College
Washington
Lieut Steever
Benefit Ball Aids Union Pacific Striker Fund
A benefit ball at Keefe hall raised about $400 for Union Pacific shop strikers. The event ran from nine in the evening until morning with dancers and spectators. Martin's Orchestra provided music and the dance committee J Jessen, P KE Lawson, and A Duthie organized the program and entertainment.
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Keefe Hall
Union Pacific
J. Jessen
P. KE. Lawson
A. Duthie
Martin
Small House Greets Lion and the Mouse
A Cheyenne theatre review notes mood and audience response to a well known play. Hedda Laurent portrays Shirney daughter of Judge Ross while John Burker Ryger plays the Censor of Finance. Cast includes Vivacious Kate Roberts and Hon. Fitzroy Bayley.
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I. R. Tyson
Shirney
Rossmore
Hedda Laurent
John
Literary Club Sees Short Busy Session
Last night the Young Men's Literary club held a brief meeting with President Mullen and Vice President Wyman absent. W. A. Riner chaired as critic T. B. Kennedy praised the session but no program was presented. Adjournment was at 8 30. Members then headed to the Mason Temple for entertainment.
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Young Men's Literary Club
Mullen
Wyman
W. A. Riner
Masonie Temple
T. B. Kennedy
Irga
Hanson’s Saturday Candy Cocoanut Fudge 15c Per Pound
Hanson offers a Saturday candy special Cocoanut Fudge priced at 15 cents per pound. The notice emphasizes a limited time deal for shoppers seeking sweets.
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Hanson
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State of
Chautauqua
Gom City
Watson
Douglas Wr
Edmund Werner
Margaret Sullivan
Smith
Underwood
Oliver
Hammond
Ll C. Smith
C. Smith
LL. C. Smith
Remington
Walker
Kent
Loop Morenan
Chamberlain
Idea
Bidar
Chispul
Babes Galore
Sheridan
Frisky Stork
H. Carruthers
Wade
Dr. Edwards
Sa Vaudeville
ST. Mark's Parish House
Ayer
Lieut. Steever
Lion and the Mouse
Charles Klein
Pike
Cheyenne
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