Picnic and Kensington Socials At Local Park Gather Led By Mrs Stull
The Boys Ringing class enjoyed a lively picnic at Pioneer Park with Mia J L Rockwell as chaperone and guests present. Activities included singing, sawing, rides on the merry go round, and a large spread at 11:30. Attendees included Graham Walker, Herbert Doane, Donald Whipple, Yeager family, and many others. Miss Francis Brownless and others shared refreshments. Kensington events followed at Mrs Chaplain Stull’s garrison home with pink and white carnations and a five course luncheon. Mrs Robert Lawson hosted a Kensington gathering with the Eastern Star past officers, including a sewing session and five oclock repast. Master Roscoe Wilson celebrated his fifth birthday with outdoor games and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Park
Mia
J. L. Rockwell
Mcénars
Graham Walker
Herbert Doane
Donald Whipple
Lowell
Warren Yeager
Miron Yeager
Elmer Seaton
Gardner Hart
David Chaplin
Frank Burgeas
John Murray
Austin Moore
Woodie Warren
Sam Underwood
Claude Palmer
Charley Clark
Francis Brownless
Mildred Bon
Geraldine Heaney
Alice Moore
Elsie Becker
Kensington
Chaplain Stull
Ohme
Mre. Stull
A. H
George Copeland
Charles Patterson
P. 8
Cook
Adam Schilling
William Foust
Fll, Robinson
Wolcott
William G. Bruce
Ada Tryan
Mra. Wallace
Roscoe Wilson
Fort Russell
Hasf
Katherine
Mount Mernick club to entertain by Rockwell party
Dorothy Carnahan and a group including Elizabeth Myer Martha McAdams Virginia Persons Josephine and Frances Fuger will entertain the Mount Mernick club on Wednesday June 22. Mr and Mrs Rockwell plan to occupy the home of Mr and Mrs Myre for the summer. The horse number is 120 West Nineteenth street. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets this afternoon at Mrs Vaughn's East Nineteenth street home. Mrs H A Connett of Denver sang sacred solos at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches. Mr Harry Henderson Jr returns home Saturday after a term at our dental college in Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs John Martin Flynn and son Lloyd and Mr Vincent Ameritt of Douglas are guests at Dr and Mrs Phlaeging's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovett Rockwell
Mount Mernick Club
The
Woman's Christian . Temperance Union
Mrs. Vaughn
East Nineteenth Street
Harry Henderson, Jr
Arly
Ours Dental College
Los Angeles
California
John Martin Flynn
Lloyd
Vincent Amerritt
Douglas
Phlaeging
For Rent: East Side Bungalow With Modern Touches
Advertisement offers a five room bungalow on the East Side. It features a beam fireplace and modern improvements. Asking price $3300 with $250 down to secure possession. Contact Phonett and Oliver at 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Hope for Kozama Patients Eczema Remedy Sold Locally
An advertisement promotes a 25 cent bottle of a patented eczema treatment from Palace Pharmacy and A Roedel. It claims rapid relief after first use, with a promise of curing mild cases and offering a refill if recommended, aiming to convince skin sufferers to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palive Pharamcy
KB. A. Roedel
Atore
Palace Pharmacy Brig Co
A. BE
Roedet
Local Weather Summary for June 13 by Maaluumt and Breen
The 24 hour period ending 6 p m on June 13 records a minimum temperature of 48 degrees. Precipitation and weather conditions are noted with a brief forecast by Maaluumt and Breen.
Labor convention in Cheyenne plans half day holiday parade
The State Federation of Labor United Mine Workers and Wags Conference prepare for meetings in Cheyenne from June 24 to July 23 with sixty unions represented. A half day holiday is sought, a parade 750 members strong will feature three brigades bands and decorated floats, culminating in a baseball game at Pioneer Park and a public evening of boxing vaudeville and music by Miss Buchannan's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata
Cheyenne
Beckers
Tas Ithisa
Cook
Sofar
Pioneer Park
Bidwell
Indians
Omaha
Sheep Board Holds Meeting On Dipping Orders And Outbreaks
The State Sheep board chaired by William Daley met at the Idleman block to review dipping orders for Uinta and Sweetwater counties and consider petitions for tick eradication. They assigned Wheatland inspectors Dr. Cole and Campbell to lead the Natrona outbreak response until all exposed sheep are dipped. R. Anderson of New Castle was named inspector in charge of the Northern district with headquarters at New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
William Daley
Rawlins
J. Mo Wilson
W. v. McKeon
New Castle
Idleman Block
Uinta
Sweetwater
Natrona County
Dre, Cole and Campbell
Wheatland
Wyoming
R. Anderson
Wilson
McKeon
Denver
Daley
Hiia
Rawline
Riom Strike Reported at Gripple Creek Mine
Riom strike reported at the Prince Albert property near Gripple Creek Colorado with Kosten K W M Cookerly in charge. Rich ore showing values around 256.50 dollars per ton and 1 710 dollars total with 236 0 cents listed, as authorities note a 195 foot depth and four foot wide vein. The find is described as extremely important and has stirred local interest in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gripple Creek
Colo
Prince Albert
Kosten KW. M
Murder at Cheyenne hotel leads to police shooting
In Cheyenne a hotel shooting ends with a fatal confrontation as Yeager fires on Officer Johnson after locking doors to a cafe. Manager Smart and night clerk Dave Sarver are wounded. Yeager is restrained after a struggle. Witnesses say Yeager had threatened to kill during ongoing quarrels.
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Cneyenné
Laramie
Glenston
Y Capitol
Yeager
Atlas
Arew
Euster
Artho Yroparty
Cheveline
Wallace
Smart
Ang
Johnson
Dave Sarver
Hey
Sarver
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A testimonial from Mrs. Ep. Dow of Park Rup. credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring regularity and greatly improving health after years of suffering from female ailments. It claims thousands of voluntary testimonials on file at Pinkham's in Rockville Ohio and emphasizes absence of narcotic drugs.
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Park
Lydia
Pinkham
Rockville
Ohio
Indians Leaf Western Tour With Saratoga Games Ahead
The Indians depart at 3 AM for Saratoga for two games then proceed to Hanna for two more. The State Leader will wire results as the writer accompanies the trip. Fans in Cheyenne anticipate the La Junta baseball visit at Wannier park next weekend with La Junta viewed as a top Rocky Mountain contender. Ri ty, Hendrix and Flebert pace the visitors as locals prepare to the gate. A July 4 bout in Lusk features Youngs Winston and Private Oxdn in a 20 round scheduled clash with a previous draw.
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Saratoga
Hanna
Cheyenne
la Junia
Wioneer Park
Rocky Mountain
la Junta
Ri@ty
Hendrix
Flebert
Hym
Bidwell
Youngs Winston
Oxdndare Wil
Lusk
Wyoming
Ing
Ae Nethlor la
Summer Executive Mansion Ready for President
The summer White House at Woodberry Point near Beverly is prepared as President Taft and family plan a June stay. Col Roosevelt may visit with his son in law Nicho las Longworth. Roosevelt slated to appear around Boston and at Nahant after Harvard commencements and to speak to the National Educational association in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly, Mags
White House
Woodberry Point
Taft
Beverly
Col. Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Longworth
Massachusets
Boston
Senator Lodge
Nahant
Harvard
National Educational Association
Bradley Leaves New York for Western Shooting Trip
John Rk Bradley the wealthy financial backer of Dr Frederick A Cook departs New York for a six months hunting trip in the west. The move follows Cook's Antarctic expedition claims and centers on securing support and observations during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Cook
New York
John Rk. Bradley
Frederick A. Cook
West
Party to Prospect Mexico with Bradley’s Friends
From Glenwood Springs Colorado the expedition heads over the Rockies into Mexico. Twenty experienced guides accompany the party which will include several of Bradley's friends. They will have fifty horses and dirty wolf hounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood’ Springs
Colo
Rockies
Mexico
Bradley
Best place to have your clothes made cleaned or altered INO B NIMETZ
Local garment service INO B Nimetz at 1821 Carey Ave offers made to measure options cleaned pressed or altered with plate balls advertised by Sherman Co as a nod to shop offerings and nearby supplier ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimetz
Carey Ave
Sherman Co
Insurance Firms Owe Hefty Frisco Fire Losses
A San Francisco jury in the United States circuit court awarded $265,448 to property owners after 14 hours of deliberation. The verdict targets three insurance companies that sought to dodge payment on 35 policies tied to the April 8, 1906 fire, with a legal interest of $48,416 added. Judge William Van Fleet presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United States Circuit Court
Commercial Union ‘Assurance Company
Ij*latine Insurance Company
William (. van Fleet
Vocal Newspaper entertainment slated for June 17 at First Baptist
An entertainment event presented by The Vocal Newspaper will occur June 17 at the First Baptist Church under the PLA auspices. Admission is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Freeee Helps Sickly Babies and Children in Need
An older ad-like text urges mothers to avoid constipation in children and promotes a Dr Caldwell remedy for infant health. It touts a free sample offer and medical advice, mentioning a physician and a drugstore in Caldwell.
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Ingersoll Store
Carey Avenue
West Seventeenth St
Frank Moore
Eula Yeager
Miss Goble
Paris
EE Ceith
Lsp vAlley
Mie
SK York Mail
Pierce
Capitol Avwnur
Carnahan
Dorothy Love
Elizabeth Myer
Martha McAdams
Virginia Persons
Josephine Ee
Frances Fuger
Masters
James and
Herbert Penna
Aere Brunzeh
Ack
Persons
Wadempion
Heavey
Harold MaCorgiah
Francis ‘Wells
James van Horn
Jho Ements Wik
Ron
Poster Edga
H. A. Connett
Hope Por Kozama
Wrather Mhpor
Breen
TN. Pastrial Club
State Federation of Labor, United Mine Workers
Wags Conference
Will
Oterupy
Ig Karade
Knights OF Columbus
W. R. Junk
Recorder
Collier
Oneek
Pormen
Lydia E. Pinkham
Park Rapids, Minn
Underwood
Underwood Typewriter
Welton Street
Denver, Colo
Braves
OL Lynch
Fugsiey
Amanda Tibwok
Caldwell
Avery
Beilin
Ae Pediat
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