Social meetings and bazaars reported by local clubs
In the realm of women the Women's Club hosts a board social and dance at Fraternal Hall as Mu Beta Club postpones to June 14. Win One Club of the Methodist church announces a ten cent bazaar and social from 8 to 10 pm with refreshments. Philathaeans of the Baptist church plan a Tuesday social in their parlor. A Chautauqua-related fall meeting is noted and a club program is described with performances by Marguerite Fleming, Mrs Harris, Mrs Wileon, and others. The South Cheyenne WCTU met at the South Congregational church with a Flower Mission program, tea, and charitable gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
WL. T. U
South Cheyenne
South Congregational Church
Gilliam
The
Flower Mission
Cotchell
Gillam
National Flower Mission
Piper
Willing Workers Meeting Delayed One Week
The Willing Workers gathering scheduled for today is postponed to Friday June 14 in the church parlors. The Guild of St. Mark's plans a session this afternoon at the Farish home with business and officer elections. Mrs Kent, Mrs Barber, and Mrs A K Smith hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Mark's
Farish House
Mra. Kent
Mre Barber
A. K. Smith
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Color Preservation
An old remedy from grandmothers uses sage tea to preserve hair color and prevent graying. Modern readers are offered Wyeths and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a tonic and color restorer claimed to be superior to traditional methods and to promote scalp cleanliness and hair health.
Hotel Arrivals List With Numerous Guests From Many Cities
A long hotel arrivals list includes guests from New York City Reno Boston Denver Chicago Omaha Madison Lander Casper and many other places. Names such as A L Hartman Oscar Yoder Jack Woods and Mrs Nixon appear among scores of travelers registering during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Hartman
A. Wilkinson
Egbert
F. Marsh
Philips
John Lampoan
Boulder
J. F. Malloy
Scotts Puffs
Neb
Robert Miskimmons
Wheatland
Aliee Thompson
Lander
Erle Wooder
Leads
S UL
Frank Partridge
Meadow Springs
George Williams
la Orange So
Lovercheck
Meridan
Opus
Chatham
Chicago
Oscar Yoder
Dora Yoder
Johnny Mullwer—Philps
May Dempsey
Mise Lille Miller
Horse Creek
W. Mitchel
Karl Hennesy
Ethel Dunn
Ednn Moree
Denver
Walter Master
Matamore
Ellsworth
Lone Rock
Wis
H. Bryant
C. Jackson
H. W. Lewis
Gee
J. leCalair
J. WH
Walker
Chugwater
J. Sorensen
G. Gyolton
St. Paul
J. Leman
Ogden
Jack Woods
Onaha
John Green
Beranton
T. Ray
Washington, D. C
Geo
Wallen
Loveland
Cole
T. C. Fohtin
Balt Lake
H. Coften and Son
Rock Springs
Flemington W. Va
R.A. Olday
Omaha
Wesley Raxon
Homer Saxon
Riverton
Worth
John Deming
Ll. A. Broderick
P 3. Peterson
W, Fiein
Ava
J. MH. Skidmore
Burns Threats and Gompers Darrow Charge Continue
The court hears Burns threatening to get Gompers if possible through Darrow. District Attorney Fredericks says if Burns targets Gompers it is not their concern and that charges lie against Gompers and possibly Darrow. Bert Franklin testifies all day, admitting bribery in the office of Special Government Prosecutor Ovear Lawler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pers. Ur
Turns
Gompers
Darrow
Bert Franklin
Ovear Lawler
New Mexico House Reverses Vote on Senator Albert Fall
After a volatile session with blows and a forced crowd clearance, the New Mexico House rescinded its earlier decision and voted 25 for Albert Fall to renominate him for a six year term starting March 1913, while 22 members abstained, including all Democrats and several Republicans. The House invites the Senate to a joint session where Fall is declared re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. M
House
United States
Albert Fall
Baca
Senate
Fall
New Lodge for Cheyennes Prepares Sagamore Members
An article introduces a Cheyenne lodge promising quick rituals for initiation into Sagamore status. It describes a secretive order using wampum beads, two thirds lodge votes for expulsion, and ceremonies with trials and torture chambers to test merit, all aimed at living people only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Council
The State Lecher to the Want Ad medium of Wyoming
A cryptic phrase appears to critique pursuit of sensational ads in Wyoming media. It suggests testing a method or approach, possibly inviting readers to try a stated tactic. The fragment offers no clear names, dates, or outcomes to anchor a fuller report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Curfew All Night Echoes in Silent Recitation
A playful exchange frames a curfew as the night voice of a city. The dialogue hints at restraint and quiet, contrasting a demand for silence with a preference for the curfew’s quiet enforcement.
Unclear excerpt from Louisville Courier Journal dialogue
Fragmentary dialogue mentions danger and care in a maritime setting with a cue to reward cautious captain. No clear事件, entities, or outcome beyond general risk and instructions.
Local Humor Note on College Help and Music
A humorous item notes Mrs Struckit Rich praising a student and college efforts. The piece mocks attitudes toward education and earning respect for scholars and skilled workers, referencing a witty exchange about "walt er" and seats of learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich
Walter
Struckit Rich
Puck
Farmer Boy and Best Girl in Town Buggy Scene
A farmer boy and his best girl sit in a buggy in town as people pass by. A nearby pop-corn vendor stands attracts them with a fragrant aroma and the lady comments on it while the gallant encourages drawing closer to smell it better.
Statewide Appeal for Flag Day Wyoming
A statewide appeal urged a flag float over every home and public building in Wyoming for Flag Day June 15th. The petition stressed national pride and immigrant education, calling for heightened observance of the flag since its adoption on June 14 1777. Led by Leon C Hille and Fred B Sheldon of The Sherman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Congress
America
Wyoming
Leon ¢.Hille
Fred B. Sheldon
Sanitary Ice at 30 Cents Per Hundred
Cook Bros Co advertises sanitary ice priced at 30 cents per hundred. Contact phone number 197 for orders and delivery details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
The Remarkable Mme Winterroh Clairvoyant
A sensational notice promotes Mme Winterroh a clairvoyant who claims to ease grief and inspire ambition. It touts high class patronage and personal magnetism training, with parlors at 212 1 2 West Seventeenth Street K of P Block and promises guaranteed success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seventeenth Street
K. of P. Block
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Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Mu Beta Club
R. DD
Taylor
Warren Avenue
Philattica Social
Philatheas
Baptist Church
Clarence Harris
Reading
Spain
F. BE
Wileon
B. Bare
Pinno Solo
Susan Brelach
Trumbull
Rock River
Tay
Methodist Sunday School
Methodist Aid
R. Breisch
A. T. Mackley
Avery
Methodist Ald Society
Plains
Becker
Albany
Chas
John Hibbert
O. C. Lyons
Carpenter
BE. H. van Antwerp
Yanktown
M. D
J. R. Richardson
Chas. Frink
Uheyeonne Chautauqua
Burns
U. S
Albert B. Fall
New Mexico
New Lodge
Cheyenne
New York Telegram
T He
Louleville Courier-Journal
Ade
Ende
Atlantic Tea Company
Moyune Tea Company
16Th St
the Atlantic Tea Co
10Th ST
Sherman Co
Mme. Winterroh
Kismet
Bridget
Professional Directory
Kinkhead & Mentzer
Attorneys-at-Law
Kroows
First National Bank
Hugo Donzelmark
Baerresen Bros
Keefe
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Chamber of Commerce Building
D. W. Gill
Central Ave
CLYDE
UBLIO
F.ott Teal Estate
Pire Ins
Puneral Director
W. 16Th St
Carey Block
Wilfred O'Leary
Mark A. Chapman
Attorney-at-Law
West 10Th Street
John Charles Thompson
Bartlett Engineering Company
Priming, Civil and Irrigation Engineers
Breanahes
Blake Kennedy
W. Riner & Co
Plains Hotel
Red
Carey Avenue
Wyo
William Duboml
Herbent K. Gleason
Flrst
National Book
Wrening Corner
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