Visitors and lodging appear at Cheyenne hotels
A flood of names shows guests and locals visiting Cheyenne and nearby towns. Many arrive at the Normandie and Plains hotels from Casper, Rawlins, Laramie, Sheridan, Worland, Cody, and Douglas. State Bank Examiner Nowlin departed on state business, and Alex Duffy improves after pneumonia at St. John’s hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toon Uildersteen
Lagrange
Normandie Sunnor Ankeny
Talay
Albany
Green
Sunrise
Business
Dixon
Casper
Cheyenne
Coulton
Rawlinste
Alice Pire
Laramieds
Mailian
Rawlins
Gilson
Chas. Smith
Florse Creek
Geo W. Perry
Sheridan
W. Barkhurst
Saratoga
S Thompson
Camypstool
Thermopolis
the Plains
W. Winkilman
Manville
Wileyenne
Roberteon
Worland
Ove Uramm
Laramie
Db Norton
Deo
Pexton
Evanston
Po Sullivan
John Tobin
Plains
Lathrop
Steyenue
Stoler
Magma
Butler
Artimle
Metropolitan
Taylor
Wife
Glenroo
Sandis
Los Angeles
State Bank
Nowlin
Alex Duffy
St. John's Hospital
Local notes from Cheyenne and vicinity
Cheyenne items include Dr Gaten A Fox leaving for Chicago for a six month post graduate course. Homestead applicant Elizabeth A Redline seeks 160 acres. Marriage license issued to Frank Miller and Cora Sessums. Rehearsals for the Ladies Chorus in The Pirates set for tonight. Bishop Thomas laid corner stone in Lander hospital. Damaged fire at 108 West Twenty seventh Street. snow continues. Mission meetings run by Denver group at 17120 Neill Street with appeals for donations.
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Miller
Carey Ava
Chicago
Dr. Gaten A. Fox
Chilcago
West 16Th Street
Thomas Hutter
First National Bank
Pres- Nahan
T. M. Cassidy
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Torrington
Roscoe Guernsey
Denver
New York
Washington
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canada
Capitol Ave
aAttorney
Preston
Elizabeth A. Redline
Hebron
Nebraska
Cheyenne Land Office
Frank Miller
Cora C. Sessums
W. F. Wel
Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone Company
H. J. Knowles
Laramie
California
J. Ross Carpenter
Los Angeles
Lander
Thomas
A. M. Ametiler
Sacramento
Umshler
Union Madfie
Southern Pacific
Rh. B. Smith
Immigration
Schenck
Smith
Kincaid & Menteor
Ligter
Wies
Itay Miller
Pr. Miller
Des Moines
Tristo Printing Co
Capitol Avenue
J. R. Morgen
West
Twentyseventh Street
Plah
Rome
Coapel Mission of
Mra
Blanche Andrews
Neill Street
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Testimony of Five Women on Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Five women from Reedville Oregon New Orleans Mishawaka and Kentucky testify that Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound helped them during the Change of Life experiencing hot flashes dizziness backache and fatigue. They report improved sleep energy and overall health and urge other women to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedville
Orel
Lydia
Pinkham
Lee
Mary
Boca
Oregon
New Orleans
Lyham
Mrs
Jn R
Ewa Baker
Alton
Reform School Incident and Revival Meetings Draw Crowds
A reform case involves Harrigan linked to a Noah's Ark robbery and ordered to reform school while others avoid punishment for a first offense. In Golden Cole authorities act. Separately Lena Mason conducts revival meetings at Allen AME Church drawing large crowds and lively interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorne Harrigan
Hoya
Noah'a Arkatore
Golden
Cole
Harrison
Allen A. M. &, Church
Lena Mason
New Federal Cases Filed In Court Here
The federal court yesterday saw several new cases filed including United States versus Major Armsby and wife, Arthur W. Ken yon and others, Lige Bartlett and others, Chas V. Foster and others, and Margaret Pyle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Major Armsby and Wife
Arthur W. Kenyon
Lige Bartlett
Chas. V. Foster
Margaret Pyle
Mrs. Kelley Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Kelley, 59, died at her home 507 West Seventeenth Street after a long illness. Funeral conducted by Rev. Van Winkle at Early Chapel, with interment in Lakeview Cemetery this afternoon.
Tailoring by Kuppenheimer Sets Local Style Standard
The community favors the unequalled tailoring organization for its style and quality. The Kuppenheimer label guarantees protection and the best dressed men in town prefer the latest patterns and fabrics for spring and summer.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
An advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a root and herb medicine from Lynn Massachusetts. It claims forty years of use for female illnesses and positions it as the safest dependable medicine of the age for women to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
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Anns Megegleaton
Lucerne Wise
Chey- GT
Margaret McChesney
William Jennings
Jane Jennings
Kelley
Kuppenheimer
Llensteins
Rockwell
HAT Store
Chuett, Peabody & Co
Hilberdashery
Rockwell the Hatter
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