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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1911
Page
2
Scotish lassie weds Cody man after long romance
Miss Mary A. Grigg of Aberdeenshire Scotland married William Clark in Cody after years of courtship. The couple, who grew up on adjacent Scottish lands and attended the same school, reunited in Cody where Clark had settled three years prior and achieved his financial goal. The ceremony followed her journey from Yellowstone Territory. University cadet officers may join border duties. Lieut. Coburn says most cadet officers would be recommended if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Scotland
Mary A. Grigg
Aberdeenshire
William Clark
Young Clark
Globe
Yillings
Mont
Fridany
Clark
Services Without Pay
Evanston March 11 State Par Food Commissioner Maurice Grosh also serving on the Uinta County Board of Commissioners has the exclusive disqualification in a pending matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Mar
Maurice Groshon
Nalso
Board of County Commissioners of
Uinta County
Dls
Local Officials Appoint Groshon to Dual Post
The article notes Mr. Groshon will serve as county commissioner with no compensation beyond actual expenses while holding an elective state commissioner of food and dairies appointment, permitted by state law to hold both offices for eighteen months. It also mentions Mr. Ufo hoa as elected to county board and state post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufo@hoa
Dairies
Groshon
New Experimental Farm Planned at Wheatland
Robert D Carey arranged a new experimental farm near Wheatland with a plot east of town. Work crews will prepare the soil for spring planting. In Cody a runaway accident injured stage driver R W Hay, R W Phillips, and a female passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatland
Mar
Robert D Carey
Cody,Mar
R. W. Hay
R. W. Phillips
State briefs and Evanston obit note
A Burlington railroad crew has arrived to begin work on a new depot this week. In Evanston, A FPF Hindenlang aged seventy, an inmate at the state hospital for the insane, died and was buried in the city cemetery today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Railroad Company
Evanston
A. Fpf
Hindenlang
State Hospital For the
Gatlin Treatment Publicized For Drink Habit
A historical notice touts the Gatlin treatment as a progressive cure for alcohol abuse. It claims the method targets the poison in the body, not the habit, with internal compounds and injections, promising elimination of desire within a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canea
Fragmentary Local Notices From Early Wyoming Items
Court notes report a delivery mishap near Kemmerer injuring a boy and a road rope incident. Sheridan Woolgrowers elect officers Boott K. Snively and colleagues. A petition seeks a new Converse County seat by dividing from Niobrara. Evanston appoints Charles Erickson city clerk. Various birth announcements list families in Cody, Sheridan, Rawlins, Evanston and Marriages in Evanston and Rawlins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
C. W. Perry
Inak
Carey
Nibrara
Converse County
Evenston
Charles Erickson
Ecity
Evanston
Alex Nisbet
Cures for Weak Kidneys Promised in Free Recipe
A dramatic sales pitch offers a free medical recipe for kidney and bladder trouble. The letter from Dr. A. B. Robinson promises a home cure and urges readers to request the recipe by mail, claiming quick relief and no cost. Also reports Walter Bennet, seventeen, in Great Barrington, traveled fifty miles on a hand sled to obtain clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Robinson
Lucky Building
Detroit
Mich
Great Barrington
Mass
Walter Bennet
Becket Centre
Blue Hill
Monterey
W. B. Hall
Howard Bennet
Walter
Bennet
Mall Home
Otle
IW. Smith
Atlas Amusements Tease With Diversity of Acts
Amusement page lists acts at the Atlas including Hunteess impersonator Stevens and Co rural sketches Rivals The Chalk Line and Quest Try and Guess acrobatic jugling Monopedes Manfield and Clarke and Difaries Mack and Co present Irish players for rent rooms water and bath offered by Mr Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Martine
Jefferson
Hunteess
Danger
Stevens & Co
Manfield and Clarke
Difaries Mack & Co
Women’s Dry Farm Congress 10 Formed in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs, March 11. At a banquet at the Antiora hotel the first public announcement of plans to organize the first congress of farm women will be made. Eleanor L. Burns announced the movement as an offshoot of the International Dry Farming Congress to include women from America and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Antiora
International Dry Farming Congress
Dry Farming Congress
America
Eleanor L. Burns
John T. Burns
International Congress
Mra. Burns
Mra
BE. R. Bennett
Bennett
Colorado Agricultural College
H. M. Cottrell
Cottrell
Rock Island Lines
Congress
Burns
Congress of Farm Women
West
Greeley Supplies Potatoes for Border Troops
Greeley, March 11. United States troops on the Mexican border will be fed on Greeley potatoes. Five care of potatoes left this morning for the front, bringing this season's Texas market total to fifty. Major C C Townsend, commanding northern Colorado National Guard’s battalion of four companies, will depart for the border at dawn. Two thousand troopers passed through Greeley and other northern points this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Golo
United States
Mexico
Texas
C. C. Townsend
Colorado National Guard
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Ocean
Heather Land
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Heatill
Harold D. Coburn
Second
United States Infantry
Cobson
Denver
Colorado
Colorado Springa
Cheyenne
Bond
16Th Street
Bart McGrath
Luxus Beer
Raymond
Raymond's
W. Bighteeath Strew
Iso
Adams, Hei Vcou
Cbnd
Bark Addition
Cheyeame
Wyoming
Rawlins
Mire
A. W. Kelley
Biddy
Skawlings
Indy
Mia
John E. Osborne
Osborne
Princeton
Cuba
Laramie County
O. O. Carmagin
Lone Tree
B. Zimmerman
Luck Hurbert
Do. W. Ludlow
Mise
Emma Magnussen
Nela Erickson
Sherman Co
MR. Chapman
Buick
W. E. Dinneen
Women's Dry Farm Congress
J. L. Burns
Knight
Cheyeune
Guerley
Border
Uct
Lexington
Kelley Mercantile CO
Hinkle
Wallace
Hinkle & Bond
West Seventeenth
1609 Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Chas. B. Bailey
Wyo
Capitol
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