Frontie r events and society visits at the executive mansion
Social pages detail a visit by Edna and Mary Paulson of Saratoga to Governor Houx at the Executive Mansion. The Paulsons and other guests attend Frontier Days events, with weddings, travels to Estes Park, and multiple Montgomery era attending figures mentioned among Cheyenne society and visiting dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Mansion
Edna and
Mary Paulson
Saratoga
J. D. Paulson
Governor's
Mr. Paulson
Houx
Vera
Thora
Mercedes
Gates Host Country Club Social During Frontier Week
Mr. and Mrs. Herman B. Gates continue frontier week entertainments with a glinner party at their home for ten guests hosted by the state treasurer and his wife. An additional dinner at the Country club is planned for this evening as part of the social series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman B. Gates
Mrs. Gates
Country Club
Motor Party Returns From Idaho Springs Trip
Motor party including Ss A Bristol Mr and Mrs Charles Bristol Mrs Wade and Miss Kathryn Wade Miss Martha Ou and Guy Goff completed a week long motor trip to Idaho Springs. They traveled via Black Hawk and Central City and returned by Lookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. A. Bristol
Charles Bristol
Wade
Kathryn Wade
Martha Ou
Guy Goff
Idaho Springs
Springs
Black Hawk
Central City
Lookout
Van Tassell Ranch Hosts Frontier Guests
Mr and Mrs RK Van Tassell entertained at their ranch near Islay with guests Mrs George Beckley and Mrs A M Campbell of Honolulu. The visit accompanied by Dr and Mrs J D Shingle and daughters Kathryn and Ella Jane. Guests motored to the ranch early and returned in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Tassell Ranch
van Tassel
Islay
George Beckley
A. M. Campbell
Honolulu
J. D. Shingle
Goff Hosts Frontier Show Hine Party Guests From Chicago
Dr and Mrs H I Goff of Fort Russell hosted a Hine party at the Frontier show on Wednesday entertaining house guests, Mrs Buckingham, Mrs A W Wood worth and Mrs Milton H Mack, mother and sisters of Mrs Goff, visiting from Chicago.
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HW. L. Goff
Fort Russell
Frontier
H. I. Goff
Buckingham
A. W. Woodworth
Milton H. Mack
Goff
Chicago
Quiet wedding at Y P B headquarters unites Nash and Bell
The ceremony was held Tuesday at 2:30 PM at the Y P B headquarters with Dr George Van Winkle of the Baptist church performing. John Elbert Nash of Hillsdale wed Miss Hazel Bell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Newell Bell of Cheyenne. The bride's mother is superintendent of the P B and Miss Bell was her assistant in reading.
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Jessie Mathews
Baptist Church
J. C. Nash
Hillsdale
George van Winkle
the Baptist Church
John Elbert Nash
Hazel Bell
Newell Bell
Cheyenne
P. B
Miss Hell
Floyd Bell
Ogden
Viah
Frontier visitors mingle with Cheyenne social set
Mrs. John T. Maley of Denver and Mrs. 8. P. Brown host Frontier guests including Miss Nimmo and Miss Davidson. Several families from Estes Park Pine Bluffs Cody Casper Fort Morgan Ogden attend weddings and twin visits, with arrivals and departures noted through Cheyenne society circles.
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John T. Maley
Denver
8. P. Brown
Gladys Wilkinson
Pine Bluffs
Ethel Nimmo
Railroad Time Checks Stolen and Found In Lodge Grass
A dozen railroad time checks totaling 906 and 9937 dollars were stolen from the Lodge Grass Montana office and Sheridan banks notified to watch for them. The next day the checks were found in the coarhouse at Lodge Grass, torn in two with the thief likely fearing cashing them.
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Sheridan
Lodge Grasse
Mont
Lodge Grass
Fairbanks Visits Cheyenne Frontier Show and Bets on Broncho Contest
The article notes Douglas Fairbanks traveled from Los Angeles to Cheyenne to attend the Frontier show. He posts a $10 prize to the broncho busting contest winner, while avoiding the bucking event himself due to safety concerns. He enjoys the crowd and Western activities, with the piece applauding his taste and support.
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Daily Press
Douglas Fairbanks
Cheyenne
Fairbanks
Los Angeles
Noerraw
Pairbankers
Frontier Park
California
Anh
Rangers Battle Northern Forest Fire Near Dayton
Sheridan July 24 A forest fire started Friday night near Dayton continues to rage as Rangers Hans Klieiber and Sherman lead about twenty men in a four day effort to hold the flames from dense woods. The blaze remains uncontrolled with potential for extensive damage. Supervisor Stockwell plans to travel to Dayton to direct operations and more men may be sent if needed. The start cause remains unknown, with a burned support suspected as the ignition point.
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Sheridan
Dayton
Hans Klieiber
Sherman
Stockwell
Clarce
Ealyper
Fancy Carving Case Returns to Court for Husband Assault
Casper court hears a dramatic domestic incident where a woman allegedly assaulted her husband with a weapon. She is found guilty of wanault and derelict conduct, facing a fine of 875 and costs. The parties reconcile and plan to live together.
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Casper
Chuck Watkins
Justics Court
Tromt
Galing
Frontier Headquarters Ad Urges Meeting Friends At Store
A brief ad invites readers to visit the Frontier store to meet friends and make the location their base of daily activities. The message promotes the shop as a welcoming community hub.
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Frontier
Big Plant Prepares to Pour Concrete Slabs in Wyoming
Sime Lender Special notes a large plant near Wye ready to produce concrete slabs. George Wo Kephart, tied to the Coseriff Brothers, departs for Los Angeles with his family en route to other projects. The facility is nearly finished and will begin slab work soon, supporting regional construction and job creation.
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Daly
George Wo Kephart
Trian
Todas
Los Angeles
Sindt
Jol
Kephart
Wyoming
Colorado
Coseriff Brothers Company
Maehier
Coseriff and
Fuller Heeth
Thie Place
Death of Mrs. Mary Carroll Ingham Mourned in Laramie
Mary Carroll Ingham wife of Howard R. Ingham longtime Laramie Crocerys officer died at home from a liver tumor aged 4 45. Born August 10 in Leavenworth she was daughter of M A Carroll pioneer of the West. Funeral at local Catholic church Monday at 9 with Father Cummins officiating burial in Ute Cemetery.
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Laramie
Mary Carroll Ingham
Howard RR
Inehei
Laramie Crocerys Company
Leavenworth
Kane
M. A. Caprell
Weest
Weoming
Atre
Rozanne
Carrell
Rancho
Mise Theresa E. Carroll
Foaramie
Mre
W. Bintz
Colttake Cite
Father Cumtuiskes
Ute Lannie
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Jsucty
Misa Ekihel Grainger
Nelle Morgan
Douglas
Lester Randolph
Miss Morgan
H. A. Stover
Sidney, Neb
Mary Bowles
Denvers
Zella Ferris
Ferris
the Plains
Adeline Cook
Henry Cook
Appleton
Wis
Foulder
Louise Stimson
J. K. Stimson
Lawrence College
Miss Stimson
Charles Armour
Madame Armour
Baby
Glenwreck
Nettie Little
Mary Clark
Mrs. Ploud John
Georgette Caminsky
E. Chapman
P J. Chestnutwood
Harold Clark
Sarah Head Hydenberg
Charles
A. G. McGregor
Nora Head
McGregor
Inner Party
Nash-Hell
Mary Nimmo
Estes Park
Colorado Springs
Betty Davidson
Miss Nimmo
Roy Holm
Cody
Elsie and
Marie Pritchett
Lillie
Minnie Roberts
Mrs. Brown
Fort Morgan
Orville Brown
Miss Charity Stuart
Packard
The
Mountain Motors Company
Capitol Avenue
E. L. Baumgardner
Gen
Mgr
India
Palebantes
Prem Geent
Bette
Gale Banks
Mr Fairbanke
Andy Fairbanks
Abe
Honety
Cid Top
Delewey
Northern Forest
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Onyx
Radmoor
Isle
Merode
Derwear
Wilson Bros. and
Hatch Underwear
Wet and Boys
Bei‘s and
Barton Bros
Colling
Wood Mille
Palmer
le Dernier Cri
du Brock
Kenyon
Kayser
Warner's
Royal Worcester
Bon Ton
Gans Bros
Arlington Sil
Ureem
Tie Bhovetton Conetomtion Company
Whe
Bindine
Sirabies
Reoeke
Medielee
Inhore
Posulte
Speelnt
Uising Shore
Conroe
Continental Oil, Company
Pueblo Sane
Cherenne
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