Dance At The Plains Opens Club Event Series Tonight
The Plains host first in a series of dances with Perris trio for invited young people this evening. Social season features a dinner party at Mrs. James Ball’s with twelve friends in Cheyenne and a Warn dance at the King ranch five miles from town attended by twenty five couples. Chaperoned by Mrs. King and others, guests enjoyed punch, coffee and sandwiches before returning home in the early morning.
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the Plains
Plains
Perris
James Ball
Louviert
Colo
Vies Winifred Stuart
Minnie Stuart
Mark Cox
Merry Breakfast Party Delights Guests In Cheyenne
Mrs L J Larsen hosted a Dees party for four young ladies honoring Mis rey Hilliard and Miss Cora Hawn while Miss Beth Beach visited. The morning featured a willow plan menu, nasturtium centerpiece, and breakfast caps with cooperative service by guests and Mrs Broderick. A later note mentions a jolly barn dance hosted by William O BoyIe and Dwight Fisher.
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L. J. Larsen
Dees
Mis Rey? Hilliard
C. S. Atherly
Cheyenne
Saratoga
Cora Hawn
Joseph
Fred Miler
Broderick
Use Cooking Over Hot Fire Daring Frontier Lunches
A fragmented notice touts hot fire cooking and lunch service with grocery items listed. It mentions honeleas bolled hor, smoked ham by the pound, Saratoga chips, and pickles, inviting telephone orders for delivery. The garbled text implies a local merchant offering snacks and staples.
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Saratoga
Blacult . Company
Kensington Tea Honors Miss Jennie Large in Chicago
Miss Jennie Large of Chicago was the guest of Mrs. A. J. Large and daughters for a Kensington gathering. The evening featured needlework, piano solos by Clara Ralfe of Perry Iowa, readings by Mrs. Luna Fround, and elaborate eleven o clock refreshments. Town guests included Miss Large and Miss Ralfe with Mrs. Oscar Linn of Kimball Nebraska and Mrs. J G Durham of Archer among a large group of local ladies and misses.
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Jennie Large
Chicago
Mis
A. J. Large
Kensington
Clara Ralfe
Perry
Misses de Large
Miss di
Miss Large
Miss Ralfe
Oscar Linn
Kimball
Nebraska
J. G. Durham
Archer
Mesdames Dodds
Highleyman
Roseboom
Ingersoll
Hansen
Kepler
Barksdale
MacGuire
Robinson
Wolcott
Evans
Collier
Henderson
Wolfer
Wishara
Copeland
Parkhurst
Misses Dodds
Griswid
Anderson
Cheyenne
Visiting Sisters and Friends Gather in Cheyenne Area
Ada Johnston Farmer arrives from Portland to visit her parents Mr and Mrs B J Johnston and friends for a month. Mrs Shanklin of South Bend Ind comes to spend the rest of the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs George H Gilland and relatives. Mrs Crain and daughter Miss Kea Crain return from Sioux City and Vermillion after a hip injury. Master Charlie Bristol visits Donald McFarlane at the McFarlane ranch near Junction and returns home tonight. The Holliday sisters Mary Michel and Helen and friends motor to Cheyenne for a brief visit. Mrs B O Whittington and three children of Denver visit the Walcott home. Mrs Whittington will come by car today and the family leaves Sunday. Mrs A O Witters returns from Gidney Branka to visit relatives. Mrs Dan Roberts and Dan Jr of North Platte, formerly of Cheyenne, visit Nevada and California, then plan to be guests at the Roberts home in Cheyenne. Dan Roberts expected to meet his family here.
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Mra
R. (. Shanklin
South Bend
Ind
George H. Gilland
Harry BE. Crain
Kea Crain
Sioux City
Vermillion
G. Th
Charlie Bristol
Donald McFarlane
McFarlane
Junction
Mre
B. O. Whittington
Denver
Walcott
Whittington
Sluters
Mire
Dan Roberta
Dan
Dan Jr
North Platte
Cheyonus
Nevada
California
Cheyene
Kobote
D. Roberts
Dan Roberts
F. L. Robinson
Nadine
Church Circles Set Sale At Union Mercantile Store
The Indies of St Marks Guild plan a home cooked sale at the Union Mercantile today offering varied foods and substantial prices. Guild members hosted a Parish meeting with tea and social hour. Presbyterian women held a church parlor meeting with routine business and hostess service.
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SC Mark's Guild
Union Mercantiie
Guild of St. Mark's
Presbyterian Ald Soce
Presbyterian Ald Society
Masdames Piper, Sloan and Davidson
Willie Zimmer in New Orleans Murder Case
Willie Zimmer aged 12 sits in prison charged with murdering his mother who was shot after beating him with a broom. The tale includes remarks on relatives, local musical figures, and a later note of Elinor Zimmer’s knife attempt as criminology puzzles on what to do.
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New Orleans
Willie Zimmer
Elinor
Duncan McKensie and Ian Cheyenne Visit Misunderstood Tether
Mr Duncan McKensie of Chatham Ontario and Ian Cheyenne plan a visit to Mine Jennie McKensie, patient at St Johns Hospital. The event centers on family ties and hospital stay with plans extending beyond the initial visit.
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Duncan McKensie
Chatham
Ontario
Ian Cheyenne
Bie
Mine Jennie McKensie
St. John’s Hospital
Congregational Panelled Meeting Postponed
The meeting of the Congregation of the Reformed Jews at the Ohenstein home, planned for Sunday evening, has been postponed for two weeks and will be held at the Ohenstein residence then.
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Congregationael
Ohenstein
Ohenstein’s
Make Housework Play 15 Advice
A Christian Science Monitor excerpt describes turning household chores into games. A couple treats Horace the furnace and Aunt Susan as playful family members, calling the car Old Dobbin and James, to add warmth and humor to daily tasks. The host explains making familiar objects friendly enhances daily duties.
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Horace
Susan
Remister
Dobbin
James
Oas
Willowware
Christian Science Monitor
Nevada Woman's Party Leader Leads National Campaign
Boss of Woman's Party Ming Anne Martin of Nevada chairs the National Woman's Party campaign committee and will direct efforts in twelve suffrage states. Other party leaders must heed her influence as the campaign unfolds. Mr and Mrs Maswell Mark of Denver were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Gilbert P. Hayes, then the party traveled to Archer on Wednesday morning and returned that evening.
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Ming Anne Martin
Nevada
National Woman's Party
Baseball scores from yesterday in the National and Western Leagues
Reports from Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh Washington Philadelphia and other cities list several games with incomplete lineups. Postponements due to rain and wet grounds are noted and two games slated for today.
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St. Louis
New York
Hame
Carrigan Plans Ruth Move to Outfield for World Champs
Boston reports manager Carrigan considers switching Babe Ruth from catcher to outfield to boost the champion team. Ruth, famed for a long drive at Spartmen Park, is noted for power but the club struggles with hitting and seeks a reshuffle to sharpen the lineup.
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Boston
Will Carrigan
Ted Box
Hoberth
Anders
Ruth
Walker
Utty Lewis
Harvey Hooper
Artie Gun Way
Trade views spark clash over protection and free trade
A fragment from the Washington Star quotes Betater Sorghum arguing for protection of goods and another speaker advocating free trade for items purchased with cash, reflecting a debate on tariff policy and market access.
Prairie farm sale plan offers crop-based payments
A Prairie farm listing promotes a sale under a payment plan tied to crops raised. It states the plan covers both principal and interest from a share of the crop yield. The note asserts ownership while mentioning a celebratory tea crop context.
Frontier Days Celebration Boost From Federal Land Company
Frontier Days festivities receive support from the Federal Land Company at 400 W 17th Street, Cheyenne. The backing aims to boost parade attendance, events, and regional recognition for the celebration.
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Bridge
Otto K. Brunzell
Brunzell
Rosa Snyder
Charles Russell
Lawson
Fort Russell
J. H. Conway
Joe Roberts
Price
Utah
Mr. Roberts
A. B Roodel
Kate Kouth
Cedar Cluffa
Frontier
Mins Edich Walker
J. H. Arp
Mra. B. F. Yoder
Torrington
Town
John Jamison
James, Jr
Trinidad, Colo
Messrs, William O’boyle and
Dwight Fisher
Colorado
Connell
Ada Johnston Farmer
Portland
Johnston
Mary
Michel
Helem Holliday
Laraule
Holliday
Mee
A. O. Witters
Gidney
Ranka
Tinks Sale
St. Mark's Guild
Methodiat Church
Mra. Seger
Mra. M. M. Mackinder
Mish Movie Fager
Misa Haze
Stevick
Fager
His Sister
Elinore
Jamison
Methodist Church
Frontier Guesis
W. K. Lee
Howard Kellogg
Misa Dorothy Darling
Rock Bprings
Oscar Lynn
Misa Ruby Neeley
Kimball, Neb
Claude Hall
A. BR. Mitchell
Pine Bluffs
Charles Embrey
Chine McNatt
Girecley Ls
Arthur Snok
Mary Snook
Roy C. Brown
U. S. Civil Service
Fort Ringgold
Tex
Mra Lisabeth Brown
Mre. J. Meyer
D. P. Evans
Ming Lillian Blamey
A. L. Putnam
Trinidad
Ammons
Kansas City
Refreudmonia
5 O'Clork
King's Daughters
Piente
The
Congregational Church
Lake Absaraka
Sepper
Lippy
Siete
Waut Ade Dring Re
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Japan
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West Seventeenth Street
National League
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St. Louie
Tyler
Gowdy
Anes
Gonzalo
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Vatteries
Hixey
Killifer
Schneider
Wingo
Brooklyn-Pitteburg
Washington
Cleveland
de Cere Easceas
Combe and Daly
Habers and
Western League
Harrington and Shestak
Gasper Sod Livingston
Peperner Nteree
Wichita
Lincoln
Griffin Amd Geiffith
Walla and Johnson
Joseph Maha
Hoviik
PF Puener
O'Toole
Marshall
Carrigan
Prom
Washington Star
Academy of the Holy Child Jesus
University of Wyoming
Ederal Land Company
Cheysnpe
Healy
Teddy
Presh
Mireel
Crocerios
Olsen
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