The Red Cross Needs Workers and Society Notices
Daily appeals from The Youths Companion urge Red Cross volunteers and prayerful strength. A local notice lists Mrs Bolee hosting a theater of Mildred McIntosh and Miss Mary Blydenburg at Mrs Bolee’s Cheyenne home. Luncheon invitations go to Miss Margaret Lacey and guests, with Miss Margaret Amble visiting Uniontown. Mrs Ellsworth and baby Eloise move to Maxwell Street, while Sergeant Ellsworth serves with the 84rd F A and awaits order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mildred McIntosh
Margaret Amble
Uniontown
Miss Kintz
Margaret Kintz
Ellsworth
Rowley C. Ellsworth
Eloise Rowena
St. John's Hospital
Governor Houx Hostess Plans Visit and Summer Outing
Mrs. Houx wife of the governor visits friends in town invited by Miss Maude Dawes a childhood friend of Mr Houx. After several days in town Miss Dawes will take her guest to Cold Gpringa in the Laramie mountains for a week. Vera Houx eldest daughter recently returned from Cody where she visited friends.
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Vera Houx
Stork Party Honoring Mrs McGrath At Port Russell
Mrs. Marry A. Coleman hosted a Stork Party yesterday for Mrs. McGrath wife of Major McGrath. Pink and blue decorations featured storks and kewplea with flowers like baby breath and mignonette. Guests enjoyed visiting games and prizes were awarded to Mrs. McGrath Mrs. Duncan Mrs. Towers and Mrs. Armstrong. The event also introduced three brides who have assumed the digni
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry A. Coleman
Captain Coleman
McGrath
Major McGrath
Duncan
Towers
Armstrong
Post Society Notes And Weddings At Fort Russell
A Fort Russell social note details a tea with Mrs Armstrong Mia Johnson and Mrs Cannon as guests. The centerpiece featured a stork over a nest of flowers with pink blue ribbons. The table was set by hostess Miss Helen Schuyler for Mrs Coleman and guests including Mrs McGrath and others. Lieut Armstrong married Marion Busch on July fourth, return to Fort Russell. Captain Buskirk sails to Camp Travis. Mrs Buskirk and son stay. Captain and Mrs Duncan to host dinner Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Schuyler
W. M. Cannon
Ferris
George 8. Busch
Armstrong
Fort Russell
Haven
Captain Buskirk
Medical Department
Camp Travis
Texas
South
Visiting List Brims With Cheyenne Summer Guests
Mrs. Ernest Sowell and son from Little Rock arrive in Cheyenne to spend the summer with Mesdames Hugo and Sam Ohenstein. Mrs. Guthrie and daughter Alice return from Denver, and H A Floyd family Motor trip ended with Lookout Mountain visit. Lieut. Colonel Howard Snyder and Mrs Snyder visit Cheyenne relatives on ten day furlough from Fort Oglethorpe. Dr. and Mrs. Snyder, formerly at Fort Russell, are popular in Cheyenne. The Robertson family from Hopkinsville visit Ralph Robertson and wife en route to California for recuperation. Dugald Whitakers spend the summer on Mill Creek ranch. Miss Ruth Harrington returns from Torrington. Miss Knittle travels to Vancouver. Bishop N G Thomas leaves for a lecture tour stopping at Gunnison, Bozeman, Boise. addresses summer school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Sowell
Litte Rock, Ark
Cheyenne
Sowell
Slaters
Hugo
Sam Ohenstein
Minta Johnson
J.B. Guthrie
Alice
Denver
Lookout Mountain
William Fody
Howard Snyder
Medical Corps
Col. Snyder
Claude Draper
Snyder
Fort Riley
Kan
Fort Oglethrop
Fort Russell
O. K. Snyder
St Mary's Alter and Rosary Society Meets Thursday
The Alter and Rosary Society of St Marys will meet at K hall on Thursday at 3 o clock. Hostesses are Mrs Toman Cobry Mrs T Joe Cahill and Mrs Omar Lama. Ki Daughter toy hyman of the Cou orem church holds their on a plente Friday evening at a nearby lake.
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Altar and Rosary Society
Alter and Rosary Society of
St. Mary's
Hall
Mra
Toman Cobry
T. Joe Cahill
Omar Lama
Toy Hyman
Couorem
Leader Wanted Ad Says LAD Needs Tat Expertise
A brief classified item seeks a leader with tattooing skill for a local shop. The ad emphasizes experience in design and client service, inviting qualified applicants to apply locally.
Daily Market Report Cattle and Hogs From Denver
In Denver on a quiet market there were few cattle with steady prices. Beef cattle and stockers showed limited supply but solid demand, cows and calves selling within recent ranges. hogs active with prices mostly lower. sheep trading light with strong demand for good lambs and muttons steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Peerattle
Kansas City and St. Louis Live Stock Prices Reported
Market reports from Kansas City and St. Louis list hog, cattle, and sheep prices with receipts. In Kansas City hogs steady to firm with heavy demand and cattle quotes ranging from prime fed steers to calves. sheep and lamb values noted. St Louis shows hogs lower on receipts, cattle market stronger for native beef steers and cows, with sheep steady and lamb prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Old Timer Remembers Cheyenne From An Old Resident Letter
An elderly Cheyenne native now in New York writes to R. Robertson of division Xo 115 B of L B seeking information about Cheyenne's current look and history. He recalls railroading experiences with UP near North Platte and the Divide, remembers small-town Cheyenne as only sky and prairie, and asks for the city's founding story. He mentions B O L B No 10 and signs as Guarnie Buckels, Joe George Slater, Paul Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Robertson
Xo 115
L. B
Thos. Pletcher
Cheyenne
New York City
Bakers and Consumers Compressed Yeast Co
G&j
Robertson
Laramie
Guarnie Buckels
Joe George Slater
Paul Griffinth
Cheyenne Born Boy Receives Care After Encounter
A person recalls meeting a boy who said he was born in Cheyenne and that his mother was too. The narrator helped him, arranged lodging at a good hotel, and notes the boy offered his address which was forgotten. The story emphasizes the uniform’s implied status and the care given.
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Cheyenne
Street Car Conductors Strike for Higher Pay in Cheyenne
Fifteen conductors and motormen quit at 11 30 Tuesday demanding 43 cents an hour and one day off. Cheyenne street car officials refuse citing rising costs and falling fare receipts, leaving service suspended pending replacement workers. Construction on tracks continues, Mexican laborers stay at their posts. Public must walk or use cars as replacements are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyennetreet Car
Ely
Cheyenne
Ft. Riesell
Fewer Oil Companies Being Organized Now
The Wyoming authorities chart a drop in new oil companies in the first half of 1918 from 1917 but note the large capitalization. Sixty months show 151 new charters with total capital stock of 98.645 million dollars and an average par value of 653 278 dollars. The six month period authorized oil stock issuance at about 536 012 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
State of
Miss Margaret McDonald Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Miss Margaret McDonald of Cheyenne were set for nine o'clock Thursday at St Mary's Cathedral Portland. The casket arrived on No 4 and was taken to the home of her sister Mrs L W Warlaumont 397 East Seventeenth St Cheyenne residents for 35 years, devout Catholic active with St Mary's. Survived by sisters Mrs L W Warlaumont Mrs Peter Warlaumont Mrs W C Hubbard and Mrs William Log nm and numerous nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mclonald
Cheyenne
St Vincent's Hospital
Portland
Oregon
Mary's Cathedral
L. W. . Warlaumont
East Seventeenth St
St. Mary's
L. W. Warlaumont
Peter Warlaumont
W. C. Hubbard
North Platte
William Log
San Antonio
Texas
Utah grants wheat substitute sale privileges to merchants
Food administrator Theo Diera of Sheridan allows Uinta Sweetwater Lincoln and Carson county merchants to sell well cereal package goods as wheat substitutes until July 20. The measure applies to cereals bought before May 1 due to overstocking fears of loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Diera
Sheridan
Uinta
Sweetwater
Lincoln
Carson
Utah
Princess Presents Two Day Vaudeville Bill This Week
The Princess offers two days of high class vaudeville with Lincoln of the U. S. A. as the headliner. Acts include an aerial novelty, Brown and Jackson in The Clubman and Suffragette, Confetta Noy and Geordie, Greno and Pratt novelty, and a trio act. Mr Todd, manager, arranged the run for yesterday and today with evening shows at oclock and matinees at three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin Bis
Low Angelon
Hippodrome
Lincoln
Brown & Jackson
Confetta
Noy
Geordie
Greno & Pratt
Todd
Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming July 9 1918
US Weather Bureau report for Cheyenne Wyoming covers 24 hours to 6 p m July 9 1918. Highest 74 at 6 p m lowest 54 at 4 a m mean 65 degrees actual versus 67 normal. total precipitation 16.12 inches since January 1. last 24 hours rainfall 0.36 inches. wind SE up to 20 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Amusements for the Day
Princess Fix big act Vaudeville Lyric William Hart in The Tiger Man One of Artcraft's latest Amuse-Douglas Fairbanks in American Aristocracy Atlas Pershing's Crusaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LYRIC
Hart
Tiger Man
Artcraft
Douglas Fairbanks
Atlas
Pershing
Crusaders
Notice of Forfrtch of Corporate Franchise Wyoming
Notice states Carpenter-Lewis Live Stock Company failed to file certificate of appointment of agent and principal office as required by law. It forfeits all franchises and privileges, no authority to transact business in Wyoming. Done at Cheyenne on July 8 1918 by Secretary of State Frank L Houx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter-Lewis Live Stock Company
Secretary of State
Ite
W. CS
Eald Carpenter-Lewin Live 4
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Frank L, Houx
Kinney Oil and Refining Company Dividend No 2
Kinney Oil and Refining Company declares a two percent dividend to stockholders of record on July 15 1918 payable August 7 1918. Stockholders must have their shares transferred to their names by July 15 1918. Transfer books will not close. JOIN D CLARK Secretary.
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D. Clark
Masonic Entertainment Honoring Wyoming Grand Bodies
An entertainment in honor of the Grand Commandery K T and Grand Chapter R A M of Wyoming will be given on Wednesday July 19 1918 at 8 20 p m at Masonic Temple. All Blue Lodge Masons are cordially invited. By order of Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. T
Wyoming
Masonic Temple
Blue Lodge
Foreign flags rise over city yards amid protest action
Italian flag floats over the U P yards beneath the American ensign as Greek workers plan a fund to raise a Greek flag there also.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
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Wm. Myers Dry Goods
Goote Girl
Tom Boy
The
Red Cross
America
Mr. Less
Lees Gaal
Port Russell Society
Stork Party
First National Bank
N. G. Thomas
Gunnison
Bozeman
Montana
Boise
Idaho
Thomas
Daily Market Report
Feneral
M'Donald
Weather Report
Kinney OW and Refining Company
Westinghouse
Cinderella
Tron
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Capitol Ave
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