City Briefs and Local Notices In Cheyenne
City briefs report Florist Mrs Grafcke offering choice cut flowers. A deputy recovering at home, a Denver medical call for Dr Willowict Pinneg'ng, and attorney admissions to Wyoming bar. Bridges contracted for Pole and Crow creeks at Hillsdale Carpenter Arcola. Civil service exams set at Cheyenne post office for chemist and a voice music teacher. A baby boy born to Mrs Keefe. injuries to David Smith at Union Pacific mill. Fireman Kemeter recuperating with pneumonia.
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Denver
Wiiliowict I. Pinneg'ng
Supreme Court
Walker A. Muir
Rock Springs
Sol. J. Weil
Lusk
Wyoming
Gibson
Shimitz
Babe
Marion Everett
Glenn Hayes
West Twentieth Street
Pole
Crow Creeks
Hillsdale
Carpenter
Arcola
Pueblo Bridges Company
Cheyenne
Department of Agriculture
Voce Music
David Smith
Union Pacific
Kemeter
South Side
St. John’s Hospital
Visitors Arrive in Cheyenne From Nearby Towns
Personal notes list Mrs. Fred Richard and Mrs. L W Conwell visiting Cheyenne from Medicine Bow and Casper. J R Mason of Wheatland arrives for a short visit with J M Whiting also from Wheatland. Joe Carr of Casper and Allen Murray of Egbert are guests at the Normandie while E Arnold and family Dr Huffman and family and W L Ayers with families come in from Denver and plan to return home to Wheatland.
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Fred BR. Richard
Medicine Bow
Cheyenne
L.W. Conwell
Casper
Wheatland
H. L. Miller
J. M. Whiting
Joe Carr
Normandie
Allen Murray
Egbert
E. Arnold
Dr. Huffman
W. L. Ayers
Denver
City visitors among business and social hops
Today local stops include A Wilkinson of Egbert on a business visit, James Dolan a Pine Bluffs visitor in the city, and FD Berry of Casper stopping at the Metropolitan venue.
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Becker
Children Rehearsal Planned Ahead of Program
Children scheduled for the First Methodist church 6 Day program must meet tomorrow at 2 30 p m for a rehearsal at the church.
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First Methodist
Big Amphitheater at Elitch's Grounds Collapses
Denver June 8. The large amphitheater used for The Monitor and the Merrimac collapsed just before 1 pm at Elitch's Gardens. Six men were inside. no injuries. Loss estimated near 100000. Faulty foundation construction blamed as the roof first gave way and sank the walls and front section plunged to ground.
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Denver
Colo
Monitor
Merrimac
Eirch’s Gardens
Trinidad Ready to Play Cheyenne Any Time
Trinidad manager Brierly states the Cheyenne Indians can secure a match with the Trinidad ball team at any date convenient for the Cheyenne manager. The local team has not been in better condition for four years and fans expect a strong challenge. Fishing tackle at cost advertised by Ellis.
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Trinidad
Trinidad Cole
Brierly
Objection Voiced at Wyoming Mining Meetings
J F Burns of Colorado Springs again protests at annual meetings of Dr Jackson Mining and Gold Dollar Consolidated Mining in Cheyenne Cripple Creek district. New directors named for both firms including A E Carlton and J A Hayes. Annual reports received. other business sparse.
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J. F. Burns
Colorado Springs
Wyoming
Dr. Jackpot Mining Company
Gold Dollar Consolidated Mining Company
Boietly
Cripple Creek
Dr. Jackson
FP. G. Kayn
H.l.totciaim
Dr. Jackpot Company
Irving Bourbrightm
F. A. Gayi
H. L. Sperherd
A. M. Stevenson
A.-E. Carlton
J. L. Carlton
J. A. Hayes
Gold Dollar Consolidated Company
R. J. Jaffners
A. E. Carlton
E.E. Quainfin J
J. Hughes
Policeman Plymell May Face Arraignment Today
The county attorney filed an information with the district court against Leslie Plymell a former Cheyenne policeman arrested on a murder warrant. He is accused in the death of Private Frank Carroll of the Second Field Artillery. Plymell’s defense is handled by W B Ross and an arraignment is expected before Judge Matson without a preliminary hearing due to the court session.
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Leslie Plymell
Frank Carroll
Second Field Artillery
W. B. Ross
Plyviell
Matson
Notice to Teachers Examinations in Lara mie County 1910
Notice announces two test sites Cheyenne and Wheatland for June 17 18 1910 to certify teachers. It lists a detailed session program across Friday and Saturday with subjects from arithmetic to agriculture and civics. County Superintendent Alice M. Hampson signs the notice.
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Laramie County
Vis
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Wpen
United States
Wyoming
Muale
A. L
Alice M. Hampson
Who Has Been Vice Chairman of the Damorrade ane of New York
The query asks who was named vice chairman of the Damorrade ane of New York to succeed Ww J. Con uals, indicating a leadership transition within a New York organization. No further readable context or confirmation of entities is available.
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Damorrade ‘Ane of
New York
Ww. J. Conuals
Merchants Association Meeting Details and Denver Link
Members of the Cheyenne Merchants Association held a meeting to review work results. A 000-name roster will be compiled into a book, with copies for each member. Mrs Parin of the Denver association installed the system, and Secretary Pearistine announced the convention date as June 16.
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Cheyenne Merchanta Grae Association
Lttie Parin
Denver Association
Yenne
Denver
Pearistine
Colorado
Sher men Couple to Wed in Sheridan Early Summer
Miss Laura Hanna and Mr. Imies L. Carter of Sheridan announce their wedding to be held at the Hanna home in late June. The bride is the daughter of QO. P. Hanna Sheridan county treasurer, and the groom is a reporter for the Fourth judicial district court.
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Cheyenne
Laura Hanna
Imies L. Carter
Sheridan
Ling
Hanna
Sin
QO. P. Hanna, Treraurer
Sheridan County
Light Company Installs More Cluster Lights
Three new clusters of electric lights have been placed in front of the Masonic Temple at the corner of Nineteenth Street and Capitol Avenue. The company is also urging residents to install porch lights, illuminating pedestrians around the city.
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Stock Growers National Bank
Masonic Temple
Nineteenth Street
Capitol Avenue
Light Company
Woman's alleged assailant fined for disturbance
Al Evans was arraigned in police court after a Tuesday arrest on a complaint by Margaret Henry that Evans attacked and beat him. He was found guilty of disturbance and fined thirteen dollars.
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al Evans
Margaret Henry
Evans
Hospital Corps Baseball Tops Infantry In Mixed Results
In yesterday’s State issue an error appeared in the Russell baseball reports. The Hospital Corps team won three times, defeating the Adath Cavalry second team and Battery F, but the Infantry did beat the Hospital Corps.
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Rt Russell
Adath Cavalry
Infantry
Fishing Tackle at Cost-Ellsy’s
Local notice notes fishing tackle available at CosT-Ellsy’s located at 208 West 17th Street. Items include rods reels and lures with pricing information not fully legible in the copy.
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Ellys
Proven eczema cure offered as trial bottle at Palace Pharmacy
For years we claimed a positive cure for eczema using a wintergreen based skin ash. A special offer from D D D Laboratories sells a trial bottle for 24 cents instead of 1 00. Buy with our recommendation and assurance the itching starts to ease instantly. Palace Pharmacy A E Roedel.
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D. D._D.“Laboratories
Chicago
Palace Pharmacy
A. E. Roedel
Colored woman in crisis survives poisoning attempt
Dr T J Henneberry treated a young colored woman at 641 Hit Street after she took a quantity of poison in a personal crisis. The physician induced vomiting and stabilized her condition amid the incident. Cheyenne Chautauqua opens July 10 at Sherman Co holdings.
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T. J. Henneberry
Laramie County Bar Association Plans Saturday District Meeting
Attorneys from Laramie County gather in the district court room Saturday night to form a four county bar association and to adopt court rules. An advertisement notes a $2250 cottage sale at a South East corner property with five rooms and outbuildings. Also mentions a workshop by G. Oliver and a window shades product from Sherman Co.
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Laramie County
Denver Census Likely Tops Two Hundred Thousand
Denver records show the city census not yet closed as supervisor McGaffey collects names missing from enumerators. The Census Bureau in Washington may delay final data while clerks finish counting, with about 1000 names added since last Thursday and Denver’s expected total around 214000 to 212000.
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Benver
Denver
Colo
McGaffey
Ubless
Census Bureau
Washington
Washington Bureau
Sey‘ore
Aince
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Stork
W. W. Keefe
Twenty Eighth Street
Rudolph Spreckelg
Millionaire
Sherman Co
Elitch’s Gardens
Ellis
Ayer
Gleason Mercantile Co
Burns
Plymbell
Kino
Sherman
New York Central Democratic Body
Pabst
Milwaukee
Izy
Idelman Bros.Co
16Th & Ferguson
Will Kora
Laramie
County Bar Association
S. E. Cor
Oliver
Phong
Cheyenne, Wyoming
U. S. Depository
Spaulding
Knight’s
16Th Street
Cherenni
Carey Ave
Capitol
Harry P. Hynds
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