Fort Russell Hosts Spring Infantry Band Concert and Aftermath
The Eleventh Infantry band performs eight numbers at the Infantry Exchange hall on Monday night with pieces from Salta Americana Verdi and Saint Saens plus a Derive chorus of Bondan and vocal solos by Mrs Gilmore. An inspector general visits for property inspection and accounting. The Fourth Field Artillery dance features sixteen numbers including ghost mask, with refreshments and a planned Thursday night artillery barracks concert series announced. Hospital Corps officers announce leave for San Diego and Philippine service. Stockwell and Rosevelt appointed to hospital school positions. Post Dramatic Club formed with local talent. Mrs Hecht headlines a small hospital musicale.
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Erminaium
Infantry Exchange
Thurbam
Tobant
Mra. Noble
Bondan
Fourth Field Artillery
Alutolo
Mareh
Wallz
Artillery Barracks
Battery A
Richelieu
The
Jolly Stars
Sergt. Koeller
Battery B
San Diego
Calii
Fort Rusell
Philippine Islands
Skinner
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Harrison’ L. Stockwell
Hospital Corps
Sergeant Clark
Post Hospital
Rembe
Sage
Early
Horine
Tisdale
Cole
Woodward
Lambert
Doran
Nash
Signal Corps Promotions and Discharges Noted
The chief signal officer of the army promotes Sergeant Frank Rabke to date from February 16, 1912. Corporal Frank Rabke, and Privates Jaylord Castor and David R. McLain promoted to corporals, all dated February 16, 1912. Wheeler W. Atwood requests reduction to private from February 16, 1912. John A. Gustafson to be discharged March 8, 1912, leaving with substantial government dues including $105 interest on his first deposit and a large clothing allowance. Gustafson may re enlist. his next station is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Corps
Army
Frank Rabke
Jaylord C. Castor
David R. McLain
Wheeler W. Atwood
John A. Gustafson
Gustafson
Assignment Notes for 11th Infantry Labor Duty Detail
Private Newton Mullen of Company D 11th Infantry serves extra duty as a laborer in the quartermaster department, relieving Private Frederic R. Collins of Company I 11th Infantry. John E Daily Jr., son of John E Daily, a retired hospital steward, is at Ft. D. A. Russell Wyoming, attending St Martins School.
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Newton Mullen
11Th Infantry
Quartermaster’s Department
Frederic R. Collins
John E. Daily Jr
John E. Daily
Steward
Ft. D. A. Russell
Wyoming
St. Martins
Digestive aid promise vanishes stomach misery
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, harmless cure for indigestion and related stomach distress. It claims the remedy digests anything eaten, relieves heartburn belching nausea and headache within minutes, and explains common misdiagnoses. It cites testimonials from Sturgis South Dakota and Cheyenne community figures.
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Pape
Storm hits stock losses in Weston and Crook counties
Thornton resident Mr. I o Schencix notes storms since November left Weston and Crook counties with 12 to 18 inches of snow cover and no wind to expose grazing. Sheep losses reach 60 percent plus, cattle 25 to 40 percent, horses affected. cattle saved where hay is fed. Large grain and hay shipments and high freight costs aid relief as northern Wyoming suffers worse conditions.
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I#o Schencix
Thornton
Weston County
Weston
Crook Counties
Schenck
Temple Trio Tops Atlas Bill with Grizzly Bear Skate
Cheyenne crowds enjoy the Temple Trio as a standout act on the Atlas program. Miss De Walde’s skate waltz and the trio’s harmony singing draw strong applause, while Lippincott’s act and the Professor’s pictures receive solid reception.
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Ft. Russell
Reveille
Family Leave
Heaven’s Messenger
Humanity
Gaumont
Sturgis
Master Daily
Altho
Ft. Russell Garrison
ATLAS
Thomas Heaney
Temple
Collier
de Walde
Mr. Heaney
Lippincootte
Paul Milatzo
Capitol Ave
Starland
Capitol Avenue Theater
Grouch Cure
George Sidney
Izzy
Carrie Webber
the Authors Producing CO
John Cort
APTA
Tauen
Paul Everton
New York City
Atlas Theater
Pathe
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