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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
13
A Londoner plans to buy tickets months in advance for a forthcoming event in England. The report notes the individual’s persistence and timing as crowd demand grows.
A London correspondent named B A Norton requests five upper deck seats for Cheyenne Frontier Day 1909. He offers to prepay for the five days and notes prior generosity of a $150 purse for a special race, asking confirmation of costs and arrangements.
A newspaper note promotes Gasper teeth for elderly mouths. It claims painless fitting, no drilling, and natural use after placement. The ad urges two or more teeth per jaw and invites readers to pay to proceed after examination. It quotes Joseph H Gasper and includes contact details.
A Fort Collins society page outlines multiple box parties at the Capitol Avenue theatre with Mrs A H Marble hosting guests. Knights of King Arthur return from Hermosa camping with fishing feats and mountain treks near the Colorado Wyoming border. District salons feature bridge games, dinners at the Industrial Club Cosgriff and Mrs Dugald Whitsker hosting, with guests including Dr Rafter and Mrs Woods.
J Brefach, Union Pacific freight and ticket agent, has come back from a month long California trip. He visited Los Angeles and Long Beach meeting local residents Will Daiber Mr McCormick and Mr Mrs Fred Sheldon. Mrs Bretsch stayed home to see daughter Laura Bretsch graduate at the State University Laramie and learned Laura was elected history instructor there.
A large party of Chicago and Northwestern railroad officials traveled south on the Denver train from Oria Junction in a private car. General Trafic Manager Stubbs of the Union Pacific rode west on train No 9 Sunday evening.
F M Gill editor and publisher of the Ura Capitol Gazette Shoshoni arrived in the city en route to Laramie City to assume ownership of the Industrial Journal which he has purchased and will move to Shoshoni. He is accompanied by A W Hirst and L McDonald of the Bee Publishing Omaha.
Mrs. Nellie Hull and A. M. Harper were arrested in a compromising position in the Senate rooming house early yesterday and taken to the police station. Harper is a soldier with D Battery Fourth artillery.
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