Local News Byte: Village Notices and Movements in Lusk
Local items include Miller's-Is the place for watch repairs at 1709 Carey Ave, the Bouncing Baby Boy Club welcome, and trunks sold at the Factory 316 West 16th. A. S. Attorney Ridgeley moved to 320 East Seventeenth St. Mrs Stanton offers vocal lessons at 408 W 23rd. A police court complaint against Samuel Powell for sanitary violations was sworn. Marriage license issued to Edward Freeman and Mary Puller. George D Cureton buys Palace Drug. plans Overland Drug Co. move after July. Lusk Herald.
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Miller‘s
Carey Ave
M. P. Nelson
Park Addition
Bouncing Baby Boy Club
West 16Th Street
A. S
Ridgeley
East Seventeenth Street
Stanton
23Rd St
Sat-Sun-Tfices
Samuel Powell
Clifford
Master Clifford
L. P. House
Central Arena
M. A. Turpin
Eddy
Wyoming
Gardiner
Nebraska
Edward Freeman
Saratoga
Mary Puller
Walcott
Citizona National Bank
Lusk
George D. Cureton
Cheyenne
Palaice Drug Company
Geo. H. Howes
Overland Drug Company
Cureton
Aleok Mashok
Rorner
Tim
Fourth Streets
Lusk Herald
Bully Skating Stunt at Atlas Proves Lively
Atlas showpiece bills Hector De Sylvia, the world champion skater, performing a dazzling front-roller handkerchief pickup. The Dandy Twist Duo, Temple Trio, and Randy provide strong acts while two films mix romance and wartime adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Hector de Sylvia
Randy
Temple
Capt Hart Named Chief of Wyoming National Guard
Governor Carey issued an order naming Captain W K Hart UBA retired as commander in chief of the Wyoming National Guard. Hart becomes head with rank of colonel over the 3rd Regiment. Francis de Castro retires. Major Mentzer becomes lieutenant colonel and rifle inspector. Raymond West promoted to major. Alfred Beach and William Zwincke receive senior posts.
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Joseph M. Carey
W. K. Hart
Wyoming National Guard
Hart
Alfred H. Beach
Newcastle
William Zwincke
Trout fry released into Granite Springs reservoir
About 20 000 trout fry were stocked in Granite Springs reservoir yesterday by W M Foust water commissioner. The move aims to boost local fisheries and provide brighter fishing prospects for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Springs
W. M. Foust
Statewide push to complete transcontinental auto route
President E L Emery of the Wyoming Highways Association plans to mark the final segment of the Cheyenne to Tie Siding highway. He announces a list of state vice presidents and recounts a recent Omaha to Cheyenne booster trip, noting growing enthusiasm for securing the official transcontinental route with government support anticipated next month.
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Cheyenne
E. L. Emery
Wyoming Highways Association
Emery
Tie Siding
Elmer Lovejoy
Laramie
John Milliken
Carbon
Andy Hugas
Wamesutter
Loren Larsen
Rock Springe
William Mortimer
Green River
Bishop Brough
Lyman
Gus Grimm
Medicine Bow
Raymond Barber
Rawlina
Charles Rader
Point of Rocks
John W. Hay
Rock Springs
al Morton
Westergard
Omaha Commercial Club
Nebraska
Transcontinental highway painted from Burns to Cheyenne urged
A Colorado Photographers association note urges Nebraska Wyoming Utah and Colorado officials to mark a trans continental route. The author describes painting mile poles and junction markers from Burns Wyoming to Cheyenne and plans to extend to The Siding to guide travelers. A Denver meeting amended the constitution to include Wyoming and New Mexico Territory with William Walker elected vice president.
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Nebraska
Wyoming
Utah
Burns
Wyo
Cheyenne
Westergard
Colorado Photographers Association
Denver
New Mexico
Itu
William Walker
Blues and Indians Postponed Kickoff to 3:30 PM
The Latuota Blues and the Cheyenne Indiana game will not be called at 4:00 PM as advertised. Manager Bidwell St announces kickoff is moved to 3:30 PM to allow Clarke and other officials to view the contest.
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O'Clark
Bidwell
the Indians
Latuota Blues
Cheyenne Indiana
Choogo Ia
Clarke
Fort Collins Expects a Big Cheyenne Crowd
Fort Collins officials and Cheyenne leaders plan a joint Fourth of July Frontier Day celebration with promises of large delegations. Cheyenne promises hundreds of visitors and Fort Collins vows special train service. local businessmen host a banquet and cheer the cross city festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Fort Colling
Fteel
Joe
Cheyenne
Cheyennnys
Laramie
W. T. Spicer
Local notes from South Cheyenne and area
A mixed local item column notes A G Aren of Prudential Life Insurance in Denver on business, Joseph Townsend resigns from J P shops to move to Lara, Mrs W C Walker of St Joseph Mo ill and travels with daughter Helen, Bernice Fulton and Lawrence Foleck recovering from broken arms after a mill accident, Thomas Gordon's alfalfa harvest near Hammond Park, John Breshenhan’s 44th birthday celebrated with friends and a large social, W C T U social at Congregational church, rain boosts lawns and gardens, South Cheyenne telephone company upgrading poles wires and phones.
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A. G. Aren
Prudential Life Insurance Company of America
Denver
Colo
Joseph Townsend
J. P
Lara
Wattleman
the Yards
Jessie FE
Bledsoe
W. C. Walker
St. Joseph
Helen
Bernice Fulton
Lawrence Foleck
J. WL Conway
Thomas Gordon
Hammond
John Breshenhan
Enet Sth
Congregational
Cheyenne
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Kimball
Wye Inghways Alan
Nousewives
St. Mark’e Guild
Tha Sherman Co
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Barnett
Barry Bros
Barry
Carey Avenue
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