Society Dinner Plans at Bishopstowe Then Dance at Parish House
A society dinner will be hosted this evening at Bishopstowe where Bishop and Mrs N. 8. Thomas will preside at 7 o'clock with about twelve covers. Dancing follows at the Parish House with honor guests from Port Recerts and St Mark's Aonermae arranging a return dance with the ladies, music by the port orthest. Colonel and Mrs Rorster Walk and other guests are listed. Kappa Sietwa Pi of St Mark's parish held a recent dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tistepstowe
Bishop
Marty
Teo
Port Recerts
St. Mark's Aonermae
Esses
Mra Ro
Marr Lote
St Mark's
Annier
Pinner at the Phas Captain and OW Bennett Visit
Local notices describe Bennett of Cody arriving for officer examinations and a small dinner gathering at the Paine last evening. Citizens recall the event as part of a social night with former friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Cody
Pinite
Paine
Mrs J of Ceonpett Hosts Pleasant Tea for Friends
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs J of Ceonpett hosted a pleasant informal gathering with her house guest Miss Mary Plarrington of Sun Feomore. Tea concluded with an elaborate tea in the drawing room, the table tastefully decorated with china and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceonpett
Mary Plarrington
Sun Feomore
Howe
Cheting
Unclear OCR fragment about Wheatland visitors and Yellowstone trip
Fragmentary note mentions Wheatland guests related to Miss Hope and a trip to Yellowstone Park. Names and places are garbled. likely a society mention of relatives visiting from Shewtland and a tea gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wides & Hopking
Grant
Viephines
Chesenos
Richard Kay
Gran
Petrce
Shewtland
Hopkins
Yellowstone Park
Wheatland
Local travelers head to Chug yuler for week end visit
Mrasoahe Miller and relatives from Keno New depart yesterday for a meter trip to Chug yuler. They plan to spend the weekend with Mere and McNulty before returning to Wheatlend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrasoahe Miller
Meester
James Keenan Mere
Mere Charles Bradfey
Mise Filla Fitegeral
Keno New
Chugyuler
Mere
McNulty
Creomees 7 Meestuionns View Cellertie Mhaplin
Cellertie Mhaplin, named for the vheeen sete, has accnpted a lead role as clark to Ahreben the edent of public schools. The offices hire Leeey & Laver as lawyers Mine Cooden for new postings at The geennaeuny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cellertie Mhaplin
Clark
Leeey & lLaver
Hay
Tata
India
Pie
Enialle
Informstian
Nise Chaplin
Miss Dorothea Bergersen Assigned as Superintendent
Miss Dorothea Bergersen, valedictorian of 1914 from Cheyenne High School, succeeds Miss Chaplin in the superintendent's office. She has three years of bovine training with Bond and Dubois and takes her duties with strong recommendations from her former employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplin
Dorothea Bergersen
Cheyenne High School
Bond
Dubois
Hoth Young Jadice
Lationa
Young Ladies Sodality Hosts St Mary Entertainment
The Young Ladies' Sodality of St Mary held an evening event at Columbus Hall with a program featuring talent from eheyenue and a subsequent dance with refreshments. Guests included Meetinthom, Serrveant Schmidt Rome, William Keating, a vocal solo by Mrs Cobry, and a vocal solo by Mrs John Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodality of
St. Mary
Ewes Serrveant Schmidt
Rome
William Keating
Thomas Cobry
Mra
John Smith
Visiting list reports widespread family travel and relatives
Mrew Jonson and daughter Miew Feelyn return from Detroit where they attended Miss Evelyn's graduation in Ann Arbor. Many families visit in Cheyenne after trips to Detroit, Denver, California, and the east as relatives plan further visits and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrew Jonson
Miew Feelyn
Detroit
Mieh
Miss Evelyn
Ann Arbor
Dane
Jeneen
Howard Baldwi
Mesers
Chuy
Albert Jensen
Jetteen
Ranch couple visits town this week
Mr. and Mrs. Art Carpenter were in town from their Federal ranch at the start of the week and returned home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Carpenter
Federal
Midsummer Wotans Club Meeting at Casselman Home
The Midsummer meeting of the Wotans club of the R M A met yesterday at Mrs Casselman’s home with fifteen in attendance. Mrs Fred Miller chaired and new committees were appointed including program by Mrs D R Kinsport and others. Mrs Lester Randolph joined as a new member and Mrs Hallett hosted a social tea. August meeting set for Mrs Tyson’s home.
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Wotan's Club
Mra. C. V
Meadamen Tyron
Jicoba
Caseolman
Room
Dutcher
Lester Rtandolph
Fred Miller
W. J. Hallett
Mesdames Morton
Hinrichs
Kinport
Erle Gorham
A. Z. Miller
Robert Odrien
Willis Jacota
Ralph Smith
Lester Randoph
Tyson
Jones
Omaha
Hallett
Mre
Registration Committee to Meet Next Tuesday
Mrs. Carley calls a meeting of the general committee for the women's registration next Tuesday. The ward in charge will meet at 7 o'clock this morning at the library and urges all to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
M. Carley
Elke and friends plan Mappe at Elks home tonight
A note indicates Elke and companions will gather at the Elks’ home this evening, with Janeing at a listed hour. The readable fragment confirms a social gathering hosted by local group members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Methodist Aid Meeting Postponed to July 15
The Methodist Aid Society meeting set for this afternoon in church parlors is delayed until Monday afternoon July 15 due to chantauqqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid
Methodist Aid Society
Chantauqqua
Missionary Society Meeting at Parkview on Friday
The Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. T. Dun at Parkview, 1218 East Nineteenth Street. Mr. Thalser of Fort Russell will teach the Win One class at the Methodist Sunday school Sunday morning at 9 45. Mrs. A. L. Putnam invited Mr Balser to substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Thalser
Fort Russell
Methodist
A. L. Putnam
Mr. Balser
Win One Class Reception for Tatlocks Before Move
The Win One class of the Methodist Sunday school plans a reception Friday evening at Miss Grace Loean's home in Cheyenne to honor Mr and Mrs Kent Tatlock as they leave for Green River. The event serves as both ant nuptial party and farewell for a newly married couple. The Anna Gordon WCTU will meet this afternoon with Mrs H Hubbard at 403 East Tenth Street for a mothers meeting with program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen May
Worry Way
Gary
Ind
Cheyenne
Isin
Claude Draper
Kent Tatlock
Green River
Kenthock
Union
Konomme
Methodist Sunday School
Grace Loean
Anna Gordon
Daily Market Report from Denver Kansas City and Omaha
Beef steer demand was fair with sales slow. fat steers 11.00 to 11.65, full steers 10 to 11, press steers 9 to 10, cows scarce 8 to 8.65, grass cows 3.75 to 9.25, bulls 6 to 7.25, veal values scarce. Idaho lambs and sheep prices lower due to eastern drops. fourteen loads at 11.75. ewes around 8.59. In Kansas City hogs to 15.65, cattle mostly 12.50 to 13.50 for prime fed steers. western and Texas steers 7.50 to 12.50. cows 5.75 to 10.00. lambs 15.00 to 15.75. Omaha reports hogs 14.50 to 15.00, cattle steady to higher. steers native 9.70 to 12.75, cows 7.00 to 10.50, calves up to 14.00, sheep slow 9.00 to 12.00 for yearlings and lambs 15.00 to 15.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Idaho
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Army Orders Issued On Several Cavalry Transfers
Army orders released list officers and new assignments across cavalry and infantry units. Capt Richardson moves to serve as aide de camp to Major General Turry in Chicago. Other captains and lieutenants transfer between regiments including Ninth, Fifteenth, Twenty-fifth, Thirty-first, Twenty-seventh, Sixty-fourth, Fourteenth Cavalry and related units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Richardson, Jr
Second Cavalry
Turry
Chicago
Clark P. Chandler
Ninth Cavalry
Edward Calvert
Robert Caldwell
Ernest Pell
Henry Muanikuysen
Fourteenth Cavalry
Frank Bloom
Weather Summary From Historic Observation
The report notes a temperature of 68 with 80 percent humidity and northwest wind. Highest 77 at 4:45 PM, lowest 4 degrees, baring 36 mph. Total precipitation since January 1 is 9.37 inches, with last 24 hours 0.46 inches. Normal values show 67 high and 53 low for the date.
Kindergarten refunds for Kinpergarten patrons
Ella Lyle announces refunds to all Kinpergarten patrons due to kindergarten closure. Patrons may visit the gymnasium office Thursday morning or contact TLNW to arrange the refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gymnasiom
TLNW
Ella Lyle
Railway Employers Building and Loan Association Meeting Notice
Notice is given of the annual stockholders meeting of the Railway Employer's Building and Loan Association in Cheyenne Wyoming at 8 p m on Wednesday July 25 1917. Seven trustees to be elected and other business to be transacted. Unpledged stock must be represented or a 10 cent per share fine applies. Proxies available at the Stork Growers bank. J L Murray President A Kingsford Secretary. 112-22 22ine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building and Loan Association
Court House
Cheyenne
County of
Laramie
State of
Wyoming
AML
Stork Growers Bank
J. L. Murray
Sale of School Lands in Wyoming July 23 1917 Auction
Notice of public sale by the State Board of School Land Commissioners and the Commissioner of Public Lands in Cheyenne Wyoming. Land to be offered is 160.95 acres in Section 36 Township 14 North Range 66 West with appraised value $12.93 per acre, minimum bid $19.00, terms include 10 percent cash and up to 18 annual payments at 4 percent interest, sale subject to bid rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of School Land Commissioners
Commissioner of Public Lands
Cheyenne
Laramie
State of
Wyoming
Union Pacific Railroad
Township Fourteen
Wanton Pacific
A. P
A. D
Notice of Sale of School Lands in Wyoming
Notice is given that the State Board of School Land Commissioners will hold a public auction on July 23, 1917, at 1 pm in Cheyenne Wyoming to sell 166 acres of NW quadrant Section 12 Township 15 North Range 62 West, A P 2386, at 13.13 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S&s
Cheyenne
Wyoming
John A. Lacy
Township
St. Prin. Meridian
U. S. Land Office
William C. Arnold
James H. Livingston
Dean Prosser
Charles Cashman
Register and Receiver
J. B. Leach
FE. H. Rodgers
H. L. Elgenfrits
Otto Kranz
Federal
Public Lands
Laramie
Lands to be sold under school land auction terms
The notice states lands will be sold for not less than ten dollars per acre with cash payment at purchase, either by private agreement with the owner or at appraised value fixed by the State Board of School Land Commissioners. It is dated June 26, 1917, and signed by Ray E. Lee and the Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of School Land Commissioners
Notice to Prospective Stockholders in Series 16
Series No 16 of the Railway Employes Building and Loan Association opens for public subscription in this city Shares available at 1.25 per share paid at Stock Growers National Bank Pass books issued for each subscribed After first payment of 1.25 per share subsequent payments 1.00 per month per share Subscriptions should be made by July 25, 1917 Stock certificates issued after the annual meeting J L Murray President A C Kingsford Secretary July 12 22 inc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Employes’ Building and Loan Association
Stock Growers National Bank
J. L. Murray
A. C. Kingsford
Inc
Cokeville Telephone Company Incorporation Notice
Certificate of incorporation filed in Wyoming on July 2 1917 for The Cokeville Telephone Company to own operate and develop telephone and telegraph systems. Capital stock five thousand dollars, five thousand shares, directors Peter Olson J C Kinney John H Stoner. Principal office Cokeville Lincoln County Wyoming with J A Larson as agent. July 11 12 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cokeville Telephone Company
Secretary of State of
Wyoming
Peter Olson
J. C. Kinney
John H. Stoner
Lincoln County
United States
Cokeville State Bank
Cokeville
J. A. Larson
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North Platte
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Lauehlin
McFarland
Marion Coad
Misadertrade Thompson
George Klansen
M. Roseboom
Anna Hansen
George Mansen, Jr
Pittsburgh
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W. WW. Ayres
Counsell Blutts
Iowa
Girone Hopkins
Mises
Myra Graham
Gioowlew
Alice Koveney
Ela Livle
Underwool
J. M. Bovee
Shawnee
Okla
Conmer
A. K. Smith
Lawrence Motinire, Jr
New York
George Hansen
Hies
Hansen
Westinghouse Impany
Haper
Mee O. M. Jones
Ed Gnam
Woman's Clubs of
M. A
Methodist Missions
Daily Market Report
Washington
Weather Report
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Atsé P.M
Degra
L. Hw, Daingerfield
Kinpergarten
Gitness
Carey Ave
All Druggista
A. BK
Get Chong & Co
Addy St
Cheyenne, Wyo
Menting, Railway &Mplover’ Burding and Loan Association
A. ©. Kingsford
of the Interior
U. 8
Joseph S. Hosack
Granite Canon
Enry
6Th Prin. Meridian
Lee A. Hoyce
Maurice McLaughlin
C. Harned
Rey Tenderson
Will Reid
Register
Department of the Iaterial
Cheyenne Woo! & Hide Company
Bent Street
Frank L. Houx
SEAL
Ray E. Lee
Railway
Pdle
Enne Messenger Service
Chey
K. F. Bush
Minnerapolis
Nettford
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Sands—Hay Drug Co
Carl
H. Parks
Co-operative Experiment Station
Ft. Russell
Windsor Apts
Pada
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Que Maxwell
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Keya
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