Anniversaries of Cheyenne Youth Born in March Dates
A column lists young Cheyenne residents celebrating birthdays this month with full names and birth dates. Miss Annie Garlezky born March 7 1898, Miss Ruth H Hanesworth born March 7 1899, Miss Ella May Johnson born May 7 1902, Miss Ruth Samuelson born March 7 1905. Readers may submit names of children under 15 with full details two days before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Garlezky
Central School
Ruth H. Hanesworth
Corlett School
Ella May Johnson
Ruth Samuelson
Converse School
State Leader
Cheyenne City Briefs and Local Notices
Local items note Cheyenne firms like Buechner Jewelry and Cheyenne Trunk Factory. City Council今晚 discusses routine matters. Supreme Court session slated. incorporation filed for Hosie Company of Shoshoni. Marriage license issued to L. Smith and Maud Tucker of Carpenter. Denver visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Schenck and A. L. Walker.
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Hosie Company of
Shoshoni
lL. G@mith
Misa Maudefurle Tucker
Carpenter
Denver
Mar
Cheyenne Culsone
Albant
Mrs. Schenck
A. Ll. Walker
New Tailoring Establishment Opens at 1719 Carey Avenue
The Globe Woolen Mills branding a new tailoring shop run by H. Simons replaces the former Wilson bicycle store space at 1719 Carey Avenue after remodeling. Also notes civil service exam dates and salaries at the local federal building, plus a home remedy cough syrup claim and dosage.
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Globe Woolen Mills
Carey Avenue
H. Simons
Wilson Bicycle
Salary Terms for April 1 Band Leader and Instructor
The document lists salary figures including 75 dollars per month starting April 1 for a band leader and instructor in the Indian service and an annual salary of 8720 dollars. The items appear as scattered OCR fragments detailing pay scales.
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Indian Service
Mad Dogs Killings Drive Cheyenne Muzzle Order
In East Cheyenne a rabies scare prompts Mayor L R Bresnatel to renew a three month muzzle proclamation. About one hundred dogs without muzzles were destroyed by dog catchers after owners failed to comply. The latest casualty, a Vaughn family dog, tested rabid by a veterinarian.
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Cheyenne
L. R. Bresnatlen
East
Frank H. Vaughn
The Bachelor's Baby receives warm reception at Capitol Avenue
Francis Wilson stars in the musical comedy The Bachelor's Baby supported by Baby Davis and Madna Buri among others. The performance draws an appreciative but smaller audience, with a strong second act triumph and a brief post show address.
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Asia
Francis Wilson
Capitol Avenue
Betor
Beason
Mr. Wilson
Jimmie Powers
Hie
Soldene Powell
Woleanor Barry
Clarence Mandyside
Ogden Olid
Richard Gordon
Thomas FP
Tracy
The Man of the Hour at Caprio Avenue Theater
An early week stage bill features The Man of the Hour with an artificial doll act It promises a reveal by La Poupee the puppeteer followed by Knight Brothers and Miss Sawtelle in a Down Haste style comedy The production includes backwoods humor elaborate sets and a live Little Orchestra providing a full evening of entertainment Police arrest three for smoking opium Louie Kim Sacha Thomas and Rode Kurty were detained at 1910 Eddy Street yesterday afternoon.
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Atlas
Cheyenne Tots
LaPoupee
Knight Comedy Company
Louie Kim
A Chingiman
Sacha Thomas
Rode Kurty
Eddy Street
Eherzet
Interior Secretary Discusses Yellowstone Park Policy
Secretary of the Interior WA Ballinger replies to Senator Warren concerning Yellowstone management. He explains park rules: any person entering on foot or in a vehicle is entitled to hotel accommodations, while licensed camping parties and transport firms must rely on existing arrangements and not be accorded special hotel treatment. The department notes contractors set daily headcounts to ensure proper capacity, and automobiles have not been allowed due to safety and cost.
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Benate Joint Memorial
Yellowstone Park
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
A. Ballinger
Warren
Secretary of
I. L. Houx
Senate Joint Memorial
Department
Yellowstone National Park
Wylie Permanent Camping Company
Antikva
Hotel Companion
Cheyenne Census Counts Seven Thousand Religious Members
Census figures from Cheyenne list 7,007 religious adherents, with Roman Catholic 1,544 Methodist 961 Presbyterian 804 Baptist 711 Protestant Episcopal 669 Congregational 527 Lutheran 60 Swedish Lutheran 38 A M B 196 Second Baptist colored 111 Christian Scientists 93 Jews 75 and others including 282 churchgoers not affiliated locally and about 800 with no stated preference.
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Cenaua
Cheyenne
Second Baptist
John Bennett Dies After Short Illness
John F. Bennett, 39, of 910 East Eleventh Street, died yesterday morning after battling pneumonia contracted last Saturday. He is survived by a widow, four children, a sister and three brothers in Nebraska. He was a member of the Redmen and Woodmen. Funeral arrangements had not been announced.
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John FP. Bennett
East Eleventh Street
Nebraska
Bennett
Hewis
Redmen and
Woodmen
Judge Merrell Suffered Stroke While Returning Home
Mrs. Homer Merrell and her son Edward traveled from Rawlins to Cheyenne then to Kansas City in response to a message that Judge Homer Merrill of Rawlins had a stroke of paralysis while en route from Rexsalion Springs Missouri in search of health.
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Homer Merrell
Edward
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Kansas City
Homer Merrill
Rixcelsion Springs
Injured County Commissioner Reaches Cheyenne
County Commissioner Thomas Hunton arrives in Cheyenne after a runaway accident near Fort Laramie. He was driving a light buggy when a frightened team bolted and overturned the vehicle, throwing him to the ground and causing injuries.
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Thomas Hunton
Cheyenne
Fort Laramie
Hunton
The Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy advertisement
An old newspaper advertisement extols Swamp-Root as a kidney remedy for kidney disease bladder trouble and heart fatigue. It promises quick health restoration with mild effects and offers free samples and a mail order book. It urges readers to mention the paper when requesting the sample.
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Salen ‘Oolian Nh
Governor trims corps of appropriations in vetoes
Governor Carey reduced the legislature’s $1,400,000-plus package by $270,337.64 across items such as Deaf and Blind Institute 13000, Fish Hatchery 3500, University land 4000, Surplus from treasury 56486.93, Home for feeble minded and epileptic 10000, Nurses’ lodge 20000, Cell-house wing 94000, Bounty bill 60000, Hospital Rock Springs 10000, Big Horn relief 25000, General salary board 3000, Upkeep adjutant general building 800, Farmers’ institutes 4000, Hugh Clark relief 4550.71, Penitentiary water 8000.
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Carey
Deaf and Blind Institute
Treasury
Nurees’ Lodge
Sheridan
Rock Springs
Big Horn County
See
Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Adjutant General's
Farmers’ Institutes
Hugh Clark
Gupdif Oc cc Cnese
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Carey Ave
Wye
Buechner Jewelry Co
Grace
Supreme Court
State House
Cheyenge
16Th
Corporation
Eecretary of State
Cheyenne Typographical Union No
20Th and
Thames Sts
Lawrence & Carr
M. C. Barwhell
Wyoming National Guard
Newcastle
P. 8. Cook
New Plains
First National Bank
Sixteenth Street
Federal
Bureau of Standards
Saavy
Chas. Cunningham
T. P. Willits
Caprio Avenue
The
Secretary OF Interior
Yellowstone
John Bennett
Merrell
Sherman Co
Collier's
Triscuit
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