Meat Briefs and Personals from Cheyenne and Nearby
Meaty news from Cheyenne reports Colorado Springs trip for Clyde Barly family at a state undertakers convention. J Wersadler of Denver visited his son and Elks showmen received banquet honors. Train 7 to Yellowstone carried many tourists in two sections. local visitors from Greeley Altus Sheridan Iron Mountain and more share brief notes of travel and events.
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Colorado
Mrr
Clyde Barly
Colorado Springs
The
Colorado and
Wyeétmhing Undertakers
Barly
Mort Pleasant
For All Pain Tablets Aid Malaria Headache Relief
Dr C P Robbins touts evidency of any drug by results obtained from tests. He claims his practice uses anti kamaeal tablets to trapen disease and relieve pain. The tablet mix is praised for headaches of malarial origin, neuralgia, digestion issues, and women’s pains, with rapid relief and restoration to normal activity.
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C. P. Robbins
Shredded Wheat Biscuit Promoted as Ideal Summer Food
An advertisement touts Shredded Wheat Biscuit as the top summer food for camps or travel. It claims high nutriment in small bulk, quick digestion, and compatibility with fresh fruits, emphasizing cleanliness and low price.
Hunton Puzzles Piano Deal at Knighthood Camp Event
The Knighth Camp Vel section reports a notable piano deal. A 82.50 Abel Way piano arrives from Dowels Wyoming with walnut inlay and a second piano valued at 150 dollars. The store owner Mr Hiatean receives Denver office congratulations on the sale and conduct of the trade.
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Wa BP
Caper
Hiatean
Denver
Caathionie Clergy Hold Annual MPR Retreat
The Catholic clergy of the diocese plan their annual retreat at St Stephen’s Mission on the Wind River reservation. The event will feature speaker J iene from Lincoln Nebraska and optometrist Ff Swisher of 215 West 17th Street.
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Pliner
St. Stephen Tmissloft
Wind River
Hittiop J. Iene
Lincoln
Nel
Iten FF. Swisher
Optoemetriat
Optician
West 17Th Street
Cheyenne Briefs Highlight City Arrivals and Local Notices
Yesterday in Cheyenne several visitors arrived including C. Griffin and Mrs Griffin from Phillips and G W Monk from Opal. A Street reached Cheyenne from Wheatland on a business trip while PW Crane and wife Mitchfork and the Perry couple from Sheridan plus the Newtons of Casper also appeared in town. Louis L Per cer of Douglas came on business, and an annual delinquent tax sale was held Friday. A new boat house was completed on Lake Minnehaha to accommodate motor boats for the season. Local notices include a summer millinery clearance sale by Shoeman Co.
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Wyoming
the Plains
PW. Crane
Mitchfork
Perry
Sheridan
R. KE. Newton
Casper
Lake
Minnehaha
Local Business Boom Prompts New Ventures in Glenrock
Amid Wyoming growth, several new businesses rise as Paper Hanging and flooring firms expand. The Suerman Company reports booming boiler shop, while Sherman Company plans a boxing exhibition featuring Crowe and McMahon as main acts during a circus night.
Wyoming Adjutant General seeks four horses
The Adjutant General of Wyoming invites sealed proposals for furnishing four horses suitable for officers private mounts. Specifications available at the Adjutant General's office. Proposals due by 12 oclock Wednesday. The office reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. Dated Cheyenne July 3 1916.
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Adjutant General of
Wyoming
Adjutant General
Adjutant General's Office
R. Andersen
Cheyenne
Wyo
Riverton News Briefs Highlight Local Incidents and Fire
A man named Juan Detorona broke his back after falling from a moving bow at Bowline and was hospitalized. Fire damaged Charles Moriy residence in Riverton with complete loss of contents. Roy Hawley fell five feet while scaling Cardnine creek falls and was badly bruised. A timber drive fatality occurred at Black Fork with an August incident noted. Local clubs and events are also mentioned in terse notices.
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Juan Detorona
Bowline
Howpita
Carden Creek
Roy Hawley
Caner
Broken Fetters at Lyric Theatre with Violet Mersereau
The Lyric Theatre presents Broken Fetters in the Bluebird Photoplay style starring Violet Mersereau with Rex Ingram’s production. William Garno 4 plays Mersereau’s lead, and the cast includes Kittens Reicherts performing with notable photography and scenes in New York City and China.
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Lyric Theatre
Violet Merserean
Rex Ingram
New York City
China
William Garno
Mise Mersereau
Kittens Reicherts
Weeee Wille ekit closes. Treadway Girls opens tomorrow
The local stage lists conclude today with the Weeee Wille ekit drawing to a close after a pair of successful performances. Tomorrow the Treadway Girls reveals a new musical comedy featuring musical numbers and fresh dances.
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J. Wersadler
Bunda
A. Eh. Sadler
Laramie
Union Pacific
Geeeley E
Lewis
Gresley Tribune
Wyoming Tribune
Mra. Lewis
Greeley
Greeley Kids
City Park
Greeley Ike
Chugwater
B. Peterson
Choewater
Cheyene
Melnerney
Claire Davie
Z. Duke Kennedy
O. J. Lani
George F. Storey
Hicks
Corporal Hicks
Lincoln Highway
Sereeyn Bush
Carpenter
Mra
Metropolitan
Yellowsine
Union Pavifly
Yellowstone Park
Altus
John Lindholiy
Murayama
Mr. and
Wd. M. Collins
Inter Ocean
Iron Mountain
Joln Shaffer
Rose Shaffer
Calvin Bush
U.S
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Hunton Plants
WAL Aree
PIANO
Povglas Hom
Phillips
Mrs. C
Griffin
Opal
G. W. Monk
Wheatland
A. Street
Douglas
Louis L. Percer
City
Fly's
Sherman Co
Aimtal Coal Company
Ahill & Holliday
Propritears
Glenrock
Clara Sutphiin
Suerman Co
Crale
Boga
Crowe
McMahon
Eronte
Wienrock
Carbor County Journal
Dee
Hewline
Vosmaster Madd
Powell
Sten Patnnog
Sherman Mo
Merle Wickatront
John Wickstrom
Riverton
the Sermon Co
Charles Mor Iy
Boyea
Tander
Bers Beelade the Boyn Ord Eivle
Fremont County
Mark Chaptian
Carey
Aumist Limbure
Diack
Violet Mersereau
Pita
Sproctal
Alice Brady
Tangled Fates
H.M. Vredenburg General Contractor
West 20Th Street
Atlas
Broadway Comedy Co
Lyric Today
Atlas Today
the Meistersingers’ Opera Company
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