City Visitors noted on various official and business trips
Felix Alston warden of the penitentiary is in the city on official business. Mrs Gattis has returned from Laramie after visiting Mrs Hughes and Aira. N J Edholm of Evanston is here for Edholm Aiken store matters. John S Casson returned from Wisconsin. Miss Mabel Knapp of the pure food department visited home in Laramie. William C Curtis of Torrington, county commissioner, is in the city on business. F B Easterly of Denver, deputy head consul of Modern Woodmen, has business in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Alston
EH. ON. Gattis
Laramie
J. M. Hughes
Aira
W. W. Colby
N. J. Edholm
Evanston
Edholm & Aiken
John 5. Casson
Wisconsin
Mabel Knapp
Pure Food Department
William C. Curtis
Board of County Commissioners
Torrington
Woodmen
F. B. Easterly
Denver
Cheyenne
Industrial Club Directors Meet Discuss Government Study
Industrial Club directors held their regular monthly meeting Sunday. Bills were allowed and business brought up to date. President Potter named a committee to study the commission form of government and report at the next meeting. The committee includes Jacob Theres, W. C. Deming, A. D. Kel, W. K. Jones and J. D. Clarky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
Potter
Jacob Theres
W. C. Deming
A. D. Kel, W. K. Jones and
J. D. Clarky
Knight's for Athletic Goods and More
Knight's for Athletic Goods Knight's for Magazines Knight's for Fishing Tackle and Base Balls promotes a local sports shop's wide inventory. The ad lists multiple departments and highlights extensive offerings for athletes and casual players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight's
Little Lead- Miller's water repair shop advertises capable service
A Cheyenne column lists local business updates. Miller's is highlighted as the place for correct water repairing and adjusting at 1709 Carey Ave with a claim of no job being too difficult and moderate prices. Other notes cover Rev. Clearwatera's meetings in Pine Bluffs, shoe shine at 1716 Capitol Ave, and obituaries and personnel changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Ave
Clearwatera
Pine Bluffs
Methodist Church
Capitol Ave
Alex Holt
Carpenter
Maryville
R. C. Benjamin
Washington
Benjamin
Cheyenne
McCook, Neb
tIl. B. Colburn
Burns
Dineen
City Hall Ordinance Review Stirs Legal Battles
General Thompson reports pending lawsuits against the city over water system expansion. He anticipates ten to twelve cases and seeks associate counsel for city defense. No action taken. February bills approved by the finance committee with warrants ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Thompson
Finance Committee
Vinol Helps Delicate Children Say Healthier
Mrs William Archer of Long Branch New Jersey recalls her 14 year old daughter’s thin frame persistent cough and poor sleep. Vinol improved her sleep appetite and weight gains. The Cheyenne pharmacist A E Roedel endorses Vinol with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Archer
Long Branch
N. J
Vinci
A. E. Roedel
Cheyenne
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Relief for Indigestion
An advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin stops stomach trouble and indigestion in five minutes. It describes relief from belching, heartburn, and nausea after a single dose, with promises of improved digestion and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Captiol Avenue Theatre Stage Hit By George Sidney Company
A large Capitol Avenue audience enjoyed George Sidney and his company in a musical foolery. Carrie Webber dazzled as Rosetta the Organ Grinder. Izzy's Store and Dizzy Hotel provided lively scenes. strong chorus and clever acts kept the crowd laughing. The orchestra was notable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosetti
George Sidney
Jazy Mark
Danny Walker
Billy Phine
Wohiffington Watt
Yubi Tulck
Gee Whiz
Jim Crow
Harry Smart
Sylvester Parbola
Izzy
Poultry Show Exhibits Set for Thursday Afternoon
Poultry fans must place birds and pet stock in the exhibition room between 4 30 and 1 p m Thursday to allow class arrangement and judging by six o clock. N C McMurray
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pena
N.C. McMurray
The Gamblers at Capitol Avenue Theater
Charles Klein drama to be staged Thursday March seven portrays banking law traps and a son’s card cheat to save his father. A federal prosecutor’s wife is drawn into the case as the investigator’s home is robbed and passions flare in a gripping Wall Street drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Avenue
Charles Klein
New York
Maxine Elliott
Wall Street
Pluck and Perseverance in Leader's Campaign Prizes
The article argues that effort and endurance, not popularity, will decide the winners of the Leader’s circulation campaign prizes. It stresses steady appeal, consistent outreach, and sustained reader engagement as the key factors for success.
Women’s Clubs Set 1912 Convention for Cheyenne
The State Federation of Women’s Clubs executive board chose Cheyenne for the 1912 convention, preferring the southern part of the state after last year’s basin venue. Sheridan and Cheyenne were applicants. Sheridan may host next year. Mrs B B Brooks is president of the Medera tion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Basin
B. B. Brooks
X Goy, Brooks
Greek Meets Greek In Vicious Gun Play
Monday morning Geo Dracoa and Mike Maros two Greeks imbibed too much red eye and caused a disturbance at Fifteenth and Carey. Rach drew a gun and began firing at the sun or a heavenly object. They were taken in custody by Officer School and fined ten dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo, Dracoa
Mike Maros
Fifteenth and
Carey
Rach
Where to Buy Your Cigars
Wilson’s is identified as the place to purchase cigars with no additional details or context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson's
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Sloan
A. J. McCannity
Idaville
Ind
Laramie Water Co
Lake Hattle Outlet
Capitol Avenue Theater
the Authors Producing CO
John Cort
Lion and the Mouse
Emea Paul Everton
New York City
Weilneoaday
Vanisr
Aed
Mrs. S. M. Ott
A. T. Hale
Carey Avenue
West 72Th Street
Twain
Mark
Missouri
Havana
Cuba
Cheyenne Cigar Store
Samuel G. Wilson
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