Funeral notices and brief city updates
The funeral for William Memlin, who died July 10 from tuber, will be at 10 AM from Clyde Early chapel with interment at Lakeview Cemetery. Mrs. Sarah Jane Weaver’s remains were shipped to Leon Indiana. Tugh Clark and two cowboys head to Omaha for the Trewin show. Bishop P. McGovern returned from Laramie to Cheyenne. L. F. Whitney left for Hanover Kansas. Conductor Knapp begins a month’s vacation. Morris fills Nos 9 and 4. Hasin Land and Livestock receivership postponed to July 20. Mrs. Isla B. Clark and Miss Hazel Stark visiting from Chagwater. R. M. Canady, a Granger visitor, in Cheyenne. Sherman Paint to move to former Boyd Grocery space, opening around August 16. Robert Mimkimbe of Wheatland in Cheyenne on business. City schools interiors to be painted this summer. bids open. Frontier celebration guests arriving. accommodation service at Burlington depot. H. Wilkinson of Horse Creek in Cheyenne. Cadet Hand secures Frontier Cone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamtin Puwersl
Tate
William Memlin
Chapel of Clyde
Lakeview Cemetery
Cheyenne Cadet Band Wins Frontier Day Contract
The Cheyenne Cadet band secured the Frontier Day committee contract to perform at all four frontier celebrations, marking them the sole Cheyenne group chosen for the event. Also noted are visits from Meriden and Gereford residents and Mrs Hughes staying briefly at the Plaine hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Daye
Frontier
Rural Schools Win Verdict in Supreme Court
The state supreme court affirms Judge Mentner's district court ruling that the county distribute the county school fund to rural schools sharing in the process if in Osalon for at least six months. The decision means rural schools are not considered grade schools under the statute and fund distribution returns to former practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Mentner
County Compassion
State Supreme Court
Mevtzer
W. B. Mullen
Woman Doctor Argues Women Fit for Battle Front Service
A Western woman physician argues that women are physically capable at battlefront work though most would face ailments that burden households. She cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy. a New Hampshire 77 year old manufacturer has married a young bookkeeper to straighten his estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia BE. Pinham
New Hampshire
Shredded Wheat Craves Quick Serving Tips
A brief kitchen note suggests reheating Shredded Wheat biscuits to restore crispness in moments. Serve with berries or other fruits and pour milk or yogurt for a simple breakfast option.
Surprise Birthday Party at View Point Farm
Mrs. Conrey hosted a Sunday surprise party at View Point farm in Cheyenne for her husband Fred Conrey and son Donald with about seventy invited guests. A noon dinner, games, visiting, watermelon and ice cream followed a day of festivity, ending with wishes for many more birthdays. Attendees from Decatur Iowa included W. E. Gasset family R. R. Pettere family A. C. Bunch family A. G. Joan family Helen G. Garber family Thelma F. B. Sale and Harold, along with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
View Point Farm
F. L. Conrey
Cheyenne
Conrey
Harold
R. R. Pettere
A. C. Bunch
A. G. Joan
Helen
G. R. Garber
Thelma
F. B. Sale
Mra. Conrey
Wyoming News Briefs From Chugwater To Greybull
A motorcycle record was set near Wheatland by Chugwater riders in fifty eight minutes. Work on a Standard Oil refinery at Greybull starts in about two weeks. A fire at Greybull damaged a store and warehouse. warehouse burned, store rear damaged, loss about 2500 dollars. The Carter Hospital and Sanitarium near Casper is planned for completion by November 1 at an estimated cost of 76000 dollars. Cowley state bank opens for business. A Civil War veteran, A B Lowden, dies at his Torrington homestead leaving a widow and two. A Flivver owned by the Green River Star editor was hit by a Winton Six. Ford unharmed. Fremont county election districts and precincts defined. A new oil well near one house yields forty to fifty barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greybull
City limits barbers and oil spur in western town
Fremont county resident Louis Miller died at his Thermopolia home after forty years in the county. Bill’s Shop lists seven barbers while Glenrock oil field spur works progress. Yellowstone Wool Sheep Co of Lander sold an 160000 pound wool clip to Silberman Brothers of Chicago for 23 3/4 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Miller
Fremont County
Thermopolia
Joe
Nevada
Yellowstone Wool Sheep Company
Lander
Silberman Brothers of
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ody
Iowa
Mra
Sarah Jane Weaver
Konestae
Clyde Marly
Leon
Clark
Dimafie
Tugh Clark
Cowboys
Omaha
Trewin
Itetorne
Laramie
Bishop P
Kansas
Mee
L. F. Whitney
Hanover
Kan
Start Knapp
U. P
Morris
Hasin Land and Livestock Company
Wea
Chagwater
Mrs
Isla
B. Glark
Mies
Hazel Stark
City
The
Metropolitan
Granger
R. M. Canady
Robert Mimkimibe
Wheatland
Crty
Frontier Idtesi
Frontier Committee
Burlington Depot
Horse Creek
H. Wilkingon
Fife
Meriden
Jones of
Wereford
John
Hughes
Gereford
Colo
the Plaine
Supreme Court
Woman and
Made
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Wyoming
Abil & Wolliday
Tero Chugwater
Wheatlando Chugwater
Shermas Co
Myst
Lukte
Carter Hospital
Bill
Cowley State Bank
A. B. Lowden
Torrington
Lnt Spring
Green River Star
Winton
Ford
Fremont
the Commissioners
Merettt
Metho
Sidney Drew
Combi
Toine
Chicago and Northwesterns
Glenrock
Sherman Co
Greybull City
Cornel
Mil
Ih.m. Burg
H.M. Vredenburg Contractor
Mreet
Chichester
SBAMP
Kchenter & Dinnen
Boptar Bagonias
Atlas Today
Willie and
Blackburn
the Misses Harris
Atkinsom
Lasselle and
Tankina
Quantelle
Wild Jim
the Reformer
ATLAS
Tyrone Power
Universal Pictures
Tabor Grand
Wenen
Sincerity
Ite Ie
Sam Stark
Sale
Frontier Week
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