Pleasant Sunday outing at Lona Tree and upcoming wedding
A city group enjoyed a Sunday excursion at Lona Tree with many residents named including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miler and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kauffman. A quiet wedding is planned Thursday at eight o clock with W S Palmer and Mary McCabe to be married by Father Duffey at the bishop's residence.
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Lona Tree
Frank Miler
Albert Kauffman
Woods
Eva Brown
Mies Lucile Brown
D. HH. Hoffman
Milton J. Brush
Avon Miller
Ruth Shute
Harry’ Rorrie
Herbert Sehneider
William Dita
W.S. Palmer
Weather Bureau
Mary McCabe
Father Duffey
Paris Fashion Hints Relaxed Style Amid Ill News
Hints of Paris fashion trends emerge as Mlinoise responds to a telegram reporting his mother is seriously ill in that city. The text notes a social event planned for Friday evening as society watches in suspense.
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Ley
Mlinoise
Banquet Planned by Yong Men's Literary Club
This week features a banquet at the Carnegie Library Auditorium hosted by the Yong Men's Literary Club with many Laramie members invited by the Cheyenne club. The open meeting will include speeches toasts and an elaborate banquet, promising a social highlight of the weekend. The Priscilla sewing club has postponed its meeting this week and may not reconvene until warmer weather.
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Carnegie Lbray
Yong Men‘s Literary Club
Young Men's Literary Club
Laramie
Cheyenne Club
Priscilla Eowing Club
Mrs Eliza Long Dies After Months of Illness
Mrs Eliza Long wife of Bryan Long of Long Brothers Buffalo Wyoming died at St Josephs Hospital Denver after a prolonged illness. She leaves two sons in Nebraska and three sisters Mrs P Gweng Denver Mrs J P Wybrecht and Mrs John A Martin Cheyenne. The remains were brought to Cheyenne and the funeral will be held there likely Wednesday with relatives coming from Buffalo and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Long
Bryan Long
Long Brothers
Buffalo
Wyo
St. Joseph's Hospital
Denver
Sage
Nebraska
P. Gweng
J.P. Wybrecht
John A. Martin
Cheyenne
Wyoming Weather Forecast Unsettled to Fair this Week
Washington reports unsettled and partly cloudy outlook for Wyoming on Tuesday with Wednesday generally fair. Also notes gold fields at Sherman County.
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Washington
Wyoming
Wyomin g Elks set Cheyenne reunion dates and prep
Frontier week planners push aero plane show talks with eastern parties while Wyom ing Elks announce Cheyenne October 5 and 6 reunion prep. Frisco bound Denver man Budley arrives by auto on a 2500 dollar wager. Union Pacific pay car to deliver June payroll in Cheyenne today.
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Frisco
M. B. Budley
Denver
Cheyenne
San Francisco
Vv. P
Union Pacific
Funeral held for 1% months old David Kinport
The funeral for 1% months old David Kinport was conducted Sunday afternoon at the parents' home, marking the infant's burial with family and close kin in attendance.
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David Kinport
Lydia Pinkham Message Appeals to Mothers in Hudson Ohio
A local notice features letters praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for irregular and painful periods in girls and young women. The ad urges mothers to seek relief for digestive issues and menstrual troubles, claiming numerous women were restored to health.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia PF
Wyoming Troops Move From Sheridan To Pole Mountain Maneuvers
State militia units from northern Wyoming towns arrived in Cheyenne shortly after midnight and departed by 5 AM for Islay, then to Pole Mountain maneuver grounds. The city council opened bids on water system work, with awards later at the evening meeting. Corporations filings include Bell Roberts Sheep of Sheridan and Good Roads Club of Douglas. Governor Brooks returned from Casper to his ranch. Frontier committee and church groups bought a large tent for frontier events.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Islay
Pole Mountain
Burlington
Sheridan
Bell Roberts Sheep Company of
Good Roads Club of
Douglas
Morris Changes Chief Dispatcher to Illinois Central Superintendent
Morris Changes. S. Morris, formerly a chief dispatcher of the Union Pacific and well known to Cheyenne residents, has accepted the post of general superintendent of the Illinois Central railroad with headquarters in Memphis.
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Morris Changes. S. &. Morris
Union Pacific
Illinois Central Railroad
Memphis
Denver
Former Cheyenne officer to seek pardon in October
Les lie Plymell the ex policeman sentenced to one year in the state pen for manslaughter plans to petition for a pardon at the October meeting of the state board. Baby dies Ida Branmon eight months old daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Bran non of 820 West Ninth street died Sunday morning from cholera infantum after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at the residence at 8 oclock yesterday afternoon Rev W M Nelson of the First Methodist church officiating. Interment was at Lakeview cemetery.
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Leslie Plymell
Cheyenne
State Penitentiary
State Board
Ida Branmon
C. B. Brannon
Weat
Ninth Street
W. M. Nelson
First Methodist Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Secares Contract Awarded for Building Erection
B J Bradley of Chayenne awarded the contract for the erection of the building, securing local work and anticipated construction activity.
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Secares
B. J. Bradley
Chayenne
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Ladies Oxfords
Joseph Wasserman
Carey Ave
W. B. Ross
Alfred Tayloe
Sadie Ballinger
Saratoga
Martin Hartung
Slater
Mr. (. W. Clark
Ash
Paris
Taoro Cormuarr
HY Reutlinder
Weather Report
Sherman Co
Messalines
Wayne
Pierce Suit and Cloak CO
Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Wasserman’s
Frontier Committee
Elks
Mra
D. R. Kinport
East Twenty-Second Street
Rev
W. .M. Nelson
The
Saratoga Fair Grounds
Glanders
Irwin
Pflaeging
B. B. Brooks
Casper
Natrona County
Church Committees
Chautauqua Company
Frontier
Church
Arthur Sullivan
Palace Pharmacy
Peter’s
Carey Avenue
Bond
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