Dr Heard Returns From Delightful Motor Trip
Dr and Mrs Beard returned yesterday from a pleasant motor trip to Washington DC and back with Mrs Jack Burri along for the journey. They visited many places across thirteen states, weather and roads mostly good until Grand Junction where rain hindered progress. Mrs Sinclair and Dorothy arrived from Denver to spend the weekend in Cheyenne. Col Sinclair is in France with the 148th Field Artillery conducting war work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Heard
C. C
Beard
Washington
D. C
Jack Burri
Mr. Burri
Grand Island
Neb
Dr. Beard
American Medical Association
Chicago
West Virginia
Maryland
Grand Junction
Sinclair
Cheyenne
Burke MH. Sinclair
Dorothy
Metor
Denver
Plains
Colonel Sinclair
France
148Th Field Artillery
Kansas
Henver
Stanabury Thompson
Col. Sinclair
John B
Ten Sleep Receives Generous Red Cross Donation in 1918
Ten Sleep Wyoming July 19 1918 report shows Red Cross net proceeds of 22870 from local entertainment. Funds support troop recruits with cafeteria profits 80 and ticket sales 65 by Miss Winifred Watkins along with Tollman and Chatfield sisters. A surveyors party from the U S General Land Office organized the event with dances at St Marks Guild and guests from Milo Burke’s Wigwam resort enjoying a western social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Taylor
Casper
Cheyenne
Taylor
Five O'Colk
Marty
Lucille Ridgely
Douglas
Ten Sleep
Wyo
Red Cross
Hrokaw
The
Winifred Watkins
Milo Burkes
U.S. General Land Office
Alex. Douglas
U. S
Eugene J. Adams
Otto Hirsig
Yellowstone’ Park
Herman Jxeckel
Denver
Ben Swisser
Guild of. of
St. Mark's
Fort Russell
Kopald
Cheyenne Social Notes By Fort Russell Visitors
Visiting Col. Howard Snyder concluded a pleasant stay in Cheyenne before departing for Fort Oglethorpe Georgia. Mrs. Snyder and son plan a Cheyenne summer. Misses Tyson Cook and Planter will visit Denver for the weekend. Dr. Luther Mitchell on furlough from Fort Leavenworth Kansas and family guests, with many others stopping in Cheyenne. Enlisted men at Fort Russell invite a July 3 dance at K hall by invitation only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Snyder
Cheyenne
Fort Oglethorp
Snyder
Otto K. Brupezell
Major Brungell
France
Robert
Ross Snyder
Ogden, Vale
Brunzell
Colorado College
Mary Nimmo
Geraldine Murray
Meda Carley
Luther KE. Mitchell
Mitchell
H. W. Mitchella
Camp Funeton
Kansas
Kayeed
Mia
Baby
Fort Russell
Hall
Organ Recital at Methodist Church Honors War Efforts
The audience showed support for a charity organ recital led by George Nafter, former St. Mark's rector, featuring Handel and Rubinstein pieces, vocal solos by Laura Lee and Violet Kaulk, and a finale of the Star Spangled Banner. Proceeds boosted Dollar Society and Methodist emergency war funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil Ae
George ©. Nafter
St. Mark's
St. John's Cathedaal
Denver
Pri
American Dollar Society
Gower
Handel
Batiste
Laura Lee
Violet Kaulk
Hereen
Mattinata
Tosti
H. R. Hillerd
Cheyenne
Columbia
Wesley
Dumm
Laurela
Light Brigade
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
In the American League Washington defeated Chicago 6 to 5. Boston and Detroit combined for 6 runs against Philadelphia 2. Cleveland shutout by unspecified opponent 0. In the National League St Louis beat New York 2 to 0. Cincinnati fell to Boston 4 to 3. Pittsburgh won against Philadelphia 3 to 2. Chicago lost to Brooklyn 2 to 0.
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New York-St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louia
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
American League
Ee & i
Omcoko
Os Nein
St. Louis
Pittaburm
Bouton
Constipation and Biliousness Ad Claims and Tractor Display
Good digestion cited as key to comfort and health in hot weather. Geo Jenner of San Antonio promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and biliousness with quick relief for sick headache and bloating. Frontier week sees Mr. Thompson announce Fordson tractor display at his Word service company garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Jenner
Labor St
San Antonio
Tex
Forison
Thompson
The
Word Service Company
Henry Ford and Son
Auto race to break Denver to Cheyenne time record
Harold Brinker reports a Denver to Cheyenne road race Monday with aim to beat the two hours eleven minutes record. He tests a Mercer car, claims sub two hours possible, start is Denver Tires building to the capitol in Cheyenne, with Ford entry by Fred Makes and mechanic Miss Willatt assisting.
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Denver
Cheyenne
News-Times
Harold Brinker
Mercer
Brinker
Creeley
Wad
Greeley
Drinker
Fred Makes
Miss Willatt
Tires
Capitol Building
Frontier Park
Fort Russell Hosts New Soldier Class Under YMCA Direction
A two-soldier class at Fort Russell organized by Grant McCloud, educational director of the YMCA, will study literature in addition to existing French classes meeting every other night. The educational secretary plans more classes in other subjects later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Grant McCloud
New Lieutenant Arrives to Command Troop G at Fort Russell
Lt. St. John De Swan arrives at Fort Russell to lead Troop G of the 315th Cavalry. He previously served at Fort Sill Oklahoma with the artillery before transferring to the cavalry. He has quickly won the friendship of most soldiers at the fort and is popular within his command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leutenant
Fort Russell
St. John de Swan
Fort Sill
Oklo
Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement Purports Kidney Health
An old unsourced ad claims impurities in the blood from failing kidneys cause rheumatic pains backache swollen joints and sore muscles. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills as strengthening and invigorating diseased kidneys and bladder with a testimonial quote.
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W. H. TM
Justice of the Peace
le Troft
Ady
Leader Office Phone Numbers Clarified
The notice lists contact lines for Leader newspaper departments. Call 78 for News and Editorial and call 03 for Advertising Business and Circulation at the Leader office.
Out-of-town visitors flock to Cheyenne for Frontier celebration
Mrs Wollen of Burns and many others arrive in Cheyenne for the Frontier Day events. Visitors include Smith and Frenk Carter of La Grange, J He Mohr of Sidney, Rahl of Hillsdale, Mr and Mrs Robert Goodall of Ogallala, G Yoder of Buffalo, A P Connell of Buffalo, and E De Camp of Lisie. Local residents like Ted Wille of Powder River and Sam Stark of Lincoln visit for the celebration and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Mr. Goodall
Ogallala Houndup Association
Tow Buart
Laramie
Yoder
Buffalo
Wyoming
A .P. Connell
Mrs. BE. de Camp
Lisie
Hevenne Yexter
R. R. Rosse
Kerainerer
W. E. Struble
Potter
Casper
T. Bonkoff
Exbert
Ted Wille
Powder River
Frontier Cove
Sam Stark
Lincoln
D. He Vance
Grenley
Bia Renoir
Dew Creek
T Vanes
J. Schmidt
Cheyvenne
Laura Pook Colle
The
Plaine Hotel Orchestra
Denver
P. Ree
Hdny
Cheyenne Day
Nellin McCarty
Torrington
Newcastle man visits Cheyenne and Des Moines woman returns home
F. C. Collivan of Newcastle arrived in Cheyenne for a short visit. Miss Josephine Courtney of Des Moines Iowa had been in and around Cheyenne for several days and returned home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Collivan
Newcastle
Cheyenne
Josephine Courtney
Des Moined
Iowa
Cheynamne
Fort Russell entertainments improve amid new arrangements
Workers have arranged improvements at Fort Russell showing some progress over recent days. A bell to frost of the hat is added to allow attendees to rent while watching pictures and listening to programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
Private Harpold Materials Support Foley Honey Product
A reader letter discusses purchasing Foley's Honey for throat relief and mentions Harpold materials and Adams BR. The testimonial asserts soothing benefits and recommends keeping the product on hand for irritated surfaces and throat conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpold Matewls
Mr. Adams
BR. I
Foley
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Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Thrift
Georgette Crepe
Georgette
Leona Maslin
Hope
Burlington Depot
TATE
Frontier Days
Olsen’s Grocery
23Rd and
Evans Sts
Theatre Today
Tomrow
Arlangevments
Solmieties
Citizens Bank
Cheyenne, Wyo
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