Hospital Aid society to meet for officers and plans
The Hospital Aid society holds its regular monthly meeting Monday at three at the library. Members are urged to attend for important business and officer elections. Mrs. F. A. M. Stuart will entertain the Women’s Welfare Council of the BR. M.A. on Wednesday afternoon following the session.
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Hospital Aid Society
St. John's
St. John's Hoenital
Tiaternity
Mra. F. A. M
Stuart
BR. M.A
Thursday Five Hundred Laundress Club Meeting
The Tikke Kennedy chapter of the laundréd club will receive its five members Thursday afternoon for a scheduled session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tikke Kennedy
Cyprtol HH Card Chib Planned Meeting Wednesday
The Cyprtol HH Card Chib will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mre Murray to discuss unspecified matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre Murray
Tuesday Bridge Club Adjourned for Summer
The Tuesday Bridge club announces its summer adjournment with no scheduled meetings until fall. Members are reminded to check notices for the reopening date and any updated plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesday Bridge Clu
Tuesday Bridge Club
Methodist Aid Society Meeting Notice
The Methodist Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. BE Bretsch 820 EB 17th Street. Hostesses include Mira Brelach Mrs. A T Mackley and Mrs. E Avery.
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Methodist Aid Society
BE. R. Bretsch
17Th Street
Mira, Brelach
Mra
A. T. Mackley
Mra. ©. E. Avery
Willing Workers Meeting at Baptist Church Parlors
The Willing Workers of the Baptist church will hold a Friday afternoon gathering in the church parlors for a short program and fellowship.
Simergan Meeting at Miss Davidson’s Home
The Simergane of St. Mark's will meet Tuesday afternoon with Miss Davidson and Mrs. Kinkead at Miss Davidson's residence 719 2, 17th street.
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Simergane
St. Mark's
Miss Davidson
Mrs. Kinkead
17Th Street
Methodist Sunday School Plans Children’s Day Observance
The Methodist Sunday School will observe Children’s Day next Sunday June 9 with appropriate exercises.
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Methodist Sunday School
Meeting of The Guild of Bt. Marky Friday Afternoon
The Guild of Bt. Marky holds a business meeting Friday in the Guld Room of the Pariah House. Annual officer elections will take place with Moodames Kent A. W. Dar ber and A. K. Smith listed as hosts.
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Ttl
Guild of Bt. Marky
Guld
Pariah House
Hostenses
Moodames
Kent
A. W. Darber
A. K. Smith
Commencement Reception Closes Week in Cheyenne Gym
The Friday evening reception marked the end of commencement week at the Cheyenne high school gym. Graduates, teachers, and families lined the hall as Raventa and friends admired the scene. Music by Cahill and Miss Buchanan accompanied dancing while punch was served to finish the celebration.
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High School Towlers
Mr. Cahill
Miss Buchanan
Fort Russell Socials Highlight Week’s Card Parties
Mrs George M Holley hosted a large card party honoring her mother and Mia and Miss Polbins from Ft Gaines Ga Guests enjoyed pink carnations and four tables of five hundred and five of bridge Prizes were awarded to Mrs Norman Miss Williams and to Mrs Mitchell and Mrs Peckham A five oclock menu accompanied the games and the hostess was assisted by Mrs Kemper Mrs Lawrence and Miss Dobbins Others arriving visitors and planned dinners promise a continued week of Fort Russell social gaiety
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George M. Holley
Fort Russell Society
Mia
Miss Polbins
Ft. Gaines
Norman
Social events listed for the Nes in upcoming week
A social notice outlines a dinner by Col and Mrs Mundy a luncheon by Mrs Wing a card party hosted by Mrs Morton and a card tea by Mrs Horn on the listed days.
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Col
Mra
Mundy
Wing
Morton
Horn
First Great Oil Refinery Opened in West at Casper
The Wyoming Oil Fields company unites Franco-Wyoming and Delaware interests to develop Salt Creek and nearby fields. About $3,000,000 invested before returns, with a pipeline and refinery in operation and over twenty wells producing. Wyoming and neighboring states stand to gain as French capital shows heavy interest.
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Great Oil
West
Casper
Salt Creek
Kansas
Oklahoma
California
Wyoming Company
Franco-Wyoming Company
Dela- Ware
Shannon
P. M. Shannon
Pennsylvania
Wyominng
Holland
Wyoming Oil Fields Company
Great West
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Otto Gramm
Laramie
Wyo
Mr. Gramm
A. W. Barber
Wallace Bond
U. S
Copenhagen
William Dubois
Robert Fuller
Henry Mason
Chicago
Pierre Humbert
San Francisco
Advertising hair fashion and dye services on 411 W 19th
Local ads list dyeing and bleaching at Mrs Jae gier and fashion hair dressing at Mre Ligter both at 411 West 19th Street with contact 817 W phone numbers included for appointments. The notices present an urban salon service offering styling and cosmetic treatments.
State Leader Wyoming Want Ad Promotes Try It
The State Leader, Wyoming's Want Ad medium, encourages readers to try the new classified service. It advertises listing options and streamlined access for buyers and sellers, emphasizing ease and speed.
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Wyoming
Hotel Arrivals List From Several Cities
A long hotel arrivals list shows guests and their hometowns including W. M. Martin Ira Shade J. B. Grove Emily Adams and Mrs. Emily Adams, from New York Los Angeles Denver and many other places. It records names such as Mrs H E Breasted J P Webstern J Fitzgerald H Clifton and son and Mr H Neilson among others. The roll spans Omaha Denver Chicago Boulder and Denver with travelers from Albany Evansville Santa Cruz and Fort Collins.
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W. M. Martin
W. F. Smart
Kearney
Ira Shade
J. B. Grove
Little Bear
Allen Matson
Bushnell
Emily Adams
Atlantic
F. Rowell
Kemmerer
Lonon
Purdy
Melma Nelson
Denver
A. Branstombe
Shoshont
Becker
J. McMichelin
H. Campbell
Laramie
Emil Betesch
New York
F. Johnston
Boulder
HM. Bhannon
Santa Cruz
A. M. Thompson
Portland
C.A. Bennett
J. Rooney
Robert Young
C. Jackson
J. P. Webstern
Chugwater
J. Fitzgerald
Ft. Morgan
John Woods
Omaha
G. Guiltman
St. Paul
H. Clifton and Son
Rock Springs
Convict in Road Camp Dies of Spotted Fever
Eaton a member of the cent gang in Park county died this afternoon after falling ill with spotted fever the day the camp was pitched near Cody. He served three years for complicity in the Ten Sleep murder cases and would have been released from the road camp as his term expired.
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Cody
Wye
Eaton
Cent
Park County
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Hymes, L, RK
Tyron
THE
Awomen's Clubs
Simergan
Port Russell
Leslie J. McNair
Douglas
East
Adirondacks
Fort
Kelley Mercantile CO
Capitol
Albany
W. €. Umbach
Evanston
Lee Pullman
Los Angeles
G. M. Foreman
H. E. Breasted
Ethel Lucia
Goodland
Kans
Conrad Busking, Jr
Wheatland
W. EK. Sloane
Amarillo
Texas
William Filck Denver
Inter Ocean
William eKating
Sangrange
C. O. Jowett
M. W. Edwards
Saratoga
Pierson
Grand Island
Vera Carson
Pittsburg
E. B. Brady
Ft. Russell
Mr. H. Neilson
Aurora, Ill
D. C. Davis
Ft. Collins
W. Corbett
M. Marsden
A. W. Boland
Monmouth
A. Brad
Jin Grange
L. A. Broderick
C. W. Graves
BH. V. DeGroff
D. P. McéNell
Caneo
C. St. Ball
Washington
J. D. Blades
Kansas City
Plains
A. B. Cross
Dubois
N. J. Tuttle
Horse Creek
A. R. Shelby
J. Porsdale
C. R. Ragedale
M. Hunter
Greeley
HH. E. Rennick
J. J. Cox
HW. Murray
H. L. Parker
Pac
Urenelle
Bealin
Moffat Building
R. D. Tyler
Dry Goods
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