Cheyenne Briefs and Personal Trades Update
Lincoln visitor C. M. Loom spent Friday in Cheyenne from Lincoln Nebraska. W W Wolcott a Carpenter visitor, H A Miller from Ault Colorado, and J M Shively from Omaha were in Cheyenne on business. Lawful marriages granted to Littleton Carr and Neilson Hints, and several business trips noted including J Jordan Wyoming livestock board president, J M Paisley Wright, C C Merrill Douglas brand application, and Royalties Company formation in Casper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Miller
Ault
Colo
Cheyenne
Hmlincky-Parsley Company
Omaha
J. M. Shively
Fie
County Clerk
Lawrence A. Littleton
Nina M. Carr
Chicago
Neilson
Carrie Hints
Laramie
Herman Goldblatt
Mtta Lagrus
Lb. J. Berg
Olga Dahlgren
Cole
Jordan Hero
J. L. Jordan
The
Wyoming Livestock Board
Douglas
C. C. Merill
Fred L. Thompson
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Wanted woman for general housework at Fort D A Russell
A brief job notice seeks a woman for general housework. Apply to Lieutenant Harve at Quartermaster's No 71 Fort D A Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve
Fort
D. A. Russell
For Rent A Furnished Four Room Apartment
A furnished four room apartment available for rent with modern amenities and hot water. Contact phone number S07J.
Shredded Heat Biscuit Brings Digestible Whole Wheat
A description extols Shredded Heat Biscuit as steam cooked shredded and baked whole wheat. It recommends two or three crisp loaves with milk and berries for a nourishing meal.
Exports of U S Reach Apex in 1917 With Surplus
Exports for the year ending April 1917 rose to six billion dollars, up from under four billion in 1916. Imports for the same period were two and a half billion. April 1917 exports totaled 530 million, while imports reached 254 million. Gold movements show imports at 32 million in April and 833 million for ten months, with exports at 167 million. The gold deficit widened to 666 million for ten months in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Kronstadt Seizes Power as Soldiers Rule Fortress
Russian soldiers and workers vote 210 to 40 with eight abstentions to control Kronstadt, defying the provisional government. Kronstadt council says it holds real power, removing government representatives and signaling future Petrograd relations through a Petrograd delegate intermediary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Kronstadt
Russia
Four Graduated From Convent High School
A large crowd filled the Convent hall Friday evening to witness the graduation of Jeannette Mullen Ruth Require Heenan Lucille Doyle and Mary Mantey from the Convent of the Holy Child Jesus High School. Salutatorian Jeannette Mullen spoke of pride in graduation while valedictorian Ruth Jreenan voiced thanks to teachers and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Mullen
Roth Heenan
Lucille Doyle
Mary Mantey
Convent of the Holy Child Jesus
W. E. Mullen
Ruth Jreenan
Mantey
Miss Doyle
Miss Heenan
Miss Mullen
P. J. McGovern
Bishop McGovern
Three Chinese Provinces Proclaim Independence
Amoy China June 1 report states the provinces of Amsweick Slonan and luper have declared independence to oppose the pro German policy of Kwo Min Tang now ascendant in Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoy
China
Iti
Amsweick
Slonan
Luper
Kwo Min Tang
Peking
Commencement Week Programs at University of Wyoming
The University of Wyoming outlines commencement week events starting Friday June 8 with a music festival at the Em press theater and closing with the June 13 commencement address by Prof. Malanchthon F. Libby of the University of Colorado. Activities include dinners, alumni events, board and alumni meetings, and a baccalaureate address by Daniel Benon Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Empress Theater
Department of Music
Meleanchthon F. Libby
University of Colorado
Duniway
Cavalleria Rusticana
Empresas Theater
Daniel Benon Atkinson
Jireh College
Jireh
Wyo
Malanchton F. Libby
Boll
Six Young Nurses Graduate From St. John's Training School
Six young women received diplomas from St. John's hospital training school last evening. Eva Smith Kathryn Hurley Ruth Roe Margaret Walsh Clavel Gilmore were honored by Dr. W A Wyman with a brief talk. Rev K K Brace delivered the formal address praising nursing service and its humanity, followed by musical numbers and a reception at Vaughan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hospital
Eva Smith
Kathryn Hurley
Ruth Roe
Margaret Walsh
Clavel Gilmore
W. A. Wyman
Kk. E Brace
Methodist Church
Unionists to Attend Convention Under Fair Representation
The Irish Unionist Alliance council resolved to join the convention proposed by the Irish government, delaying home rule discussion during the war, on the condition that unionists from three southern provinces have fair representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diuhlin
Council of the
Irish Unionist Alliance
Cardinal Gibbons Urges Catholics to Support Liberty Loans
In Baltimore on June 1 Cardinal Gibbons published an open letter to Catholic clergy urging parishioners to subscribe to liberty bonds. He asked priests to promote the sale during Sunday services and support the loan drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
Catholion
RO Suns
Liberty Loas
Baltimone
To the Wife of One Who Drinks
A confidential message promises to reach the wife in a plain envelope. It advertises a three day method to conquer the liquor habit and make home happy, offered by Edw J Woods at 4910 Station FE New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Woods
Station FE
New York
N. F
Laramie Oil Developments Advance Across Wyoming Fields
Laramie officials report multiple drilling projects under way in Wig Hollow Lookout Mamond and nearby fields. A. Faerie returns from Denver stating progress. 2,000,000 expected to be spent in the county this season. Standard Oil leases several thousand acres in Albany county for development work this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Lookout
Mamond
Neal Roach
Oo OH Company
Medicine Row
Tultee Company
Standard Oil Company
Albany County
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Apital Coal Company Oal
Holliday, Proprietors
Lincoln
C. M
Neb
Viains Hotel
Sherman Co
Barnett
Kansas City
Cheyenne Mining Co
St. Louis
F. E. Woodward
Carpenter
W. Ww. Wolcott
Tanner
A. J. Lucas
Lili
Vapor
Rock River
Walter Vapor
Rock Springs
H. BE. Melchor
Oklahoma
C. H. Eaton
Tulsa
Okla
Griffin
Khomer
Hee
Salt Lake
Thurber
Sault Lake
Chheyenne
Adams
Lemuel Adams
Friends
Pocatello
Vogel
New York City
G. C. Brophy
Wyoming
U. P
Nebraska
Bill
Simmons
Lincoln, Neb
Casper
Nebraska City
Wright
John M. Paisley
City
Torrington
Penjamin Mowarter
Oscar Lamm
Wheatland
Dr. Short
Houx
A. L. Bishop, Sr
Dr. French
Rawlins
A. W. French
U.S
London
Reuter
Konovalff
Commerce
Skobeleff
Labor
Lina
Putrograd
Samaria
Kerensky
Lyoff
Lot of Arts
Bolt
Marshall Anderson
Zelma Ellison Berry
Irving Eugene Cortell
Harry John Craig
Esther Irene Downey
Sarafina Facinelli
Charles Stanley Greenbaum
Edwin Niles
Jlitehcock
Flora Henrietta Krueger
Rameri Constantin Lauk
Tracey Stephenson McCraken
Edwin Blake Payson
John Thomas Jeferson
Olive May Rathburn
Morgan Vardry Spicer
Morace North
College of Agriculture
Potter Bowman
Elwood E. Davis
Albert Richard May
Charles Wendell Skinner
College of Engineering
Harold John Miller
Clyde Potter Matteson
Department of Home Economies
Home Economiea
Clara Elizabeth Baatlon
Nellie Evelyn Huff
Mary Orlena Goafford
Mabel Frieda Knight
Millicent A. Paulsen
College of Education
Clara Kowman
Elsie Monter
the Normal School
Lucy BR. Coleman
Lola Coons
Margaret F. Coughlin
Susan Ethel Cutter
Ellen Greanbaum
Alberta Katherine Warlaumont
Marguerite Lorena Kennedy
Charlotte Stanton
Margaret J. Sullivan
Kimgna Broaubs
Bralta
Bartom Devonport
L. W. Truuball
Harold Vaeaghan
Marie Lawler
Josephine Pegg
Laura Lee
FE. G. Ahrens
Archer Meyrine
Millrion Strader
Mary Fuller
T. J. Henneberry
Mra Olssen
Mary Brown
Miss McKenzie
Suiper
Vaughan's
North
Weston Wyoming
Kikhorn
Glenrock O & Gray
Grass Creek
OL News
Timothy Ross
Drif
Duntron Creek
Tulea
A. (. Bailey
Capitol Avenue
Plymouth Hock
Plahorn
Kinsey
Denver
Allan
Wind River
Eacl
Harry L. Wilson
Carey Ave
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