Memorial Hospital Fund Subscriptions Reach 892 780
Reported Friday noon the Memorial Hospital Fund total stood at 892 780 with additional subscriptions of 10002 over. The list includes many individuals and local organizations such as Plains Auto Co and Help One Another Club, with further names and donors noted as forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital Fund
BR. B. David
Phoente
W. C
Odes
Joes
B. ¥. Yoder
Rebbe Eben
Mary A. Riner
Hiram Sapp
Cheyenne Steam Bakery
DV Ce Als
Dks
Janay Bee
Fred Ul, Grable
Justin T. Kingdom
Chas
City News in Brief Mix of Local items and upcoming events
City commissioners to meet in regular session at city hall. Weather observer Pitman returns to the office after a trip east. County officers closed yesterday afternoon following state house policy. The sugar hoarding case against four men is continued to next week. Young Men's Literary era plans picnics and debates Sunday propriety. Cheyenne potato prices stay high with no relief until mid summer. Yellowstone highway markers are installed by the highway association. Bricks for the new apartment rising on site. Wildflower picking grows popular with city youths. The frame house site for the Cheyenne Apartments is prepared for occupancy.
Cheyenne Construction Moves Nearing Completion
A Cheyenne apartment project advances with the first building leaving the lot and heading toward intersection of Eleventh and Evans streets. City crews install irrigation taps at Sloan's Lake camping grounds while residents note new air facilities overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company
Elehteentl and
Evans Streets
Sloan's Lake
Cheyenne Feels Spring Rush With City Improvements
Cheyenne conducts early spring cleanups while water lines dry up basements. new homes rise and streets improve. College students flood the city as lawns dry from hand watering. motorists note farm wagons returning, and residents seek earthworms to lure brook trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyway
Cheyenne
Rich
Wenter City
Cheyenne Residents Rally for Spring Garden Work
Many Cheyenne farmers finish spring tasks and head to the city while gardens flourish. Long days with late sun keep workers in their plots and downtown laborers adding evening hours. Home gardeners, fewer during the war, expect strong demand for garden truck this summer. Cheyenne youths plan lakeside swims as beaches reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iues
Wrkom
Evangelist Dr Divine to Speak at First Baptist
Advertises a June series with Dr Divine at the First Baptist Church each evening from June 2 through June 6. Also notes Elks baseball versus Ft Russell at Pioneer Park Sunday at 3 PM and mentions a peach crop setback affecting Wied tine sprite and optimism for a strong peach season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Divine
Elks
Ft. Russell
Pioneer Perk
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Meera
Bowater
Fete Eereatsee OO
Tavvedeve Bona Fis
la Fontaine
Jorma Bako
Arse Vevis
Berother & Htatverson Tin Tye
Ramires
Gitt
Walter Ste
Sam Marehick
Sam Stark
MS Sinai
Shapiro
Mt Sinai
Louis Goldstein
Mt. Sinai
Bergman
City News
Winer Row
George W. Pitman
Ideal Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
State House
Yellowstone
Gheyenne
the Countess de Buyer
Daisy Polk
Countess de Car
Vitrimont
Ree Ceret
H. Crocker
San Francisco
Tom
Channels Chemical CO
Chicago
Paris
London
Toronto
Lonales
Una
Chieyenne
Ety Dally
City Park
Ito
Chyenne
Epien- Wik Stark
Uys Yaar
Lake
Minnehaha
Iakus
Chevrolet
Studebaker
Buick
Hudson “Super
Ideal Garage Company
West Seventeenth Street
Edison
Sonora
Wyoming Book Store Company
Djer
Forbes
Rome
Melba Piver
Richard Hudnut
Marinello
Roger & Gallet
Mary Garden
Luxor
Java
Riz
Lady Mary Pompeiian
Daggett & Ramsdell Pond
Veda
Forbes’ Pharmacy
17Th
Capitol Avenue
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