Memorial Hospital Fund Subscriptions Reported Friday
Report lists additional subscriptions totaling 892 780 dollars toward the Memorial Hospital Fund as of Friday noon. Names include B B David Camp W C Kasoming Go M Kavoming Go and multiple others with varied contributions from individuals and organizations. Further subscriptions not reported due to space will be published later.
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 and Local Highlights
City commissioners to meet in regular session at city hall. Potatoes stay high in Cheyenne with no relief until mid July. domestic spud crop expected then. Yellowstone highway north of Cheyenne marked by highway association with new markers. Bricks for the new apartment house arriving and work to begin soon. Wildflower picking becomes popular with city youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winer Row
Cheyenne
Yellowstone
Cheyenne Apartment Project Moves Toward Site at Intersection
The first apartment house left the lot yesterday and is now alunding at the intersection of Elehteentl and Evans streets. City workers install water taps for irrigation at Sloan's Lake camping grounds while Cheyenne residents observe the new airplant overhield with mixed interest. Tom Work advances excavation for the Cheyenne apartment project as crews report thriving activity and crane sightseers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company
Elehteentl and
Evans Streets
Sloan's Lake
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Sees Spring Progress and City Improvements
Rapid changes unfold as spring cleanup nears completion. City hall signals possible rules to move dogs off lawns. Water in basements recedes. pumping ceases as many new homes rise. College students arrive. lawns suffer from hand-watering while gutters fill with earthworms to lure brook trout.
Garden and City Life Takes Shape in Cheyenne
Cheyenne residents finish spring chores and enjoy long days as sun stays late and rises early. Downtown workers find time for yard duties after work while gardens expand and farms resume regular rhythms. Local stores anticipate higher demand for garden goods as residents plan to plant and swim at Lake Minnehaha with beaches prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Minnehaha
Iakus
Baptist preacher Dr Divine to speak June evenings
The First Baptist Church invites all to hear Dr Divine each evening from June 2 through June 6. The Elks ball team meets Ft Russell at Pioneer Park Sunday at 3 PM. Officials note the peach crop loss may yield a strong upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Divine
Elks
Ft. Russell
Pioneer Perk
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Louis Goldstein
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Richard Hudnut
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