Visitors in Cheyenne from surrounding towns listed
Local notes record visitors and guests in Cheyenne from Casper Douglas Rawlins Evanston Laramie Torrington Green River and other towns. Names include Lane Kiersey Cowderoy Morich Eberhart Ullmann McKenzie Predetle Winstead Hawlers Edholm Wuckeling Torichi Raerigh DeSchenka Pixley and many others visiting hotels and attending business or social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Lane
Kiersey
Percy Cowderoy
Ageen
Casper
Brierness
W. J. Morich
Douglas
W. G. Anderson
Rawlins
Geo. Eberhart
Robin Ullmann
Evanston
A. T. McKenzie
Normandie
Lusk
J. J. Allen
Buria
Buer
Torrington
W. Buskley
North Platters
G. BE. Jennings
Walcott
A. Winstead
Laramie
Albany
C. Flontey
S. Hawlers
O. Predetle
Guernsey
Becker Hotel
Irene Fager
Medford
Oregon
Cheyenne
A. Hadsell
Mr. Hadgell
Carbon County
Arthur Smith
Chicago
Lewis Manewal
Denver
N. J.barthwell
Casperla
the Plains
I. A. Lane
Mierre Humbert
Cody Ia
John Wuckeling
Sheridan
Plains
N. J. Edholm
Leota Guy
Wheatland
Viail
Mrr
A. W. Kenyon
Lis. A. DeSchenka
The
Hartville
T. F. Pixley
Green Rivers
J. W. Allen
Ft. Russell
New Rochelle
New York
Wm. Rathie
John Torichi
Capitol City
Joe Torichi
Metropolitan
J. J. Raerigh
Egbert
J. E. Rebillet
Ed Thomas
Green River
Rose Grey
Lander
Ed. Francis
A Powell
Hanna
Cc. F. DeWitt
Fred Indera
Glendo
Tom Hall
Lemley
D. W. Bell
Rock Springs
Carson Adams
Inter Ocean
Ralph Bennett
Marshall
F. Thompson
Cody
C. F. Johnston
M. B. Weed
Mrs
Darling
Re- Hance
L. E. Hunt
Chugwater
Vivian Sayler
Wm. Holman
Fred Place
W. G Noonan
E. R. Bailey
Campustool
Geo. W. Story
Carpenter
Co. W. Barney
Moorcroft
Constancy of Motherhood Referenced in Hastie Family Tribute
Mrs. A. B. Hastie of near Des Moines Iowa dies, mother of editor Alex Hastie, leaving a lineage of ten children and a life noted for Christian devotion. An editorial from the Leader recalls the Scottish immigrant parents, their move to America in the 1800s, and the steadfast care of a mother for her "baby" who remains dependent, illustrating true motherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BR. Hastie
Alex Hastie
The
Leader
Pes Moines
Iowa
Inez
Georginia Virtue
Berwickshire
Scotland
America
Mr. Hastle
Chilren
A. B. Hastie
Mastic
United Presbyterian Church
Alex Hastle
Hastle
Cheyenne
Choielee
Cheviot Hills
Old Home Area
New York
Albany
Sim
Little Leaders and Local Notices Prominent in City
A collage of small items reports entries on homesteads, local meetings, and civic notes. Gabrielson of Laramie filed a 16 acre homestead, Moose lodge plans a grind ball, and John Williams attends poultry business in the city. Protests over Union Pacific taxes, a moving picture show on tire manufacture, and a costly grocery sale at cost are noted along with various personal updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelma Gabrielson
Laramie
Order of Moose
John Willams
Eastern Colorado Poultry Association
Sadie Nelson
Telephone Company
Anderson Insane Declared by Jury in City Hall Break-In Case
Wedard P. Anderson was found insane by the district court jury after a break-in at a city hall building and initiating a large repair shop without the proprietor approval. He will be sent to the state asylum at Evanston. In city business, F. H. King, a sheep man from Laramie, was in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedard P. Anderson
Anderson
Evanston
Good Roads Club Elects Secretary and Sets Office Plan
At a Sunday meeting of the Laramie County Good Roads Association directors, R. W. Schenck was elected secretary to replace the resigning B. D. A. Jones. The Plains hotel room on the ground floor was offered for the association office and accepted with Percy Smith contracted to supply fixtures. The treasurer reports a balance in the treasury. The secretary will notify the county commissioners to establish permanent road signs as required by law. The association aims to clearly mark the overland route for travelers using this corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County Good Roads Association
R. W. Schenck
BD. A. Jones
Hynds
Plains Hotel
Percy Smith
Office of the Association
Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors Meet for Tuberculosis Exhibit
Members and families of the Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors are asked to attend a joint meeting at the A O U W hall on Wednesday evening March 20 at 7 30 for the Tuberculosis Exhibit and to hear Dr J A Rutledge head physician of the Modern Woodmen Sanitarium at Colorado Springs. George Bell Venerable Consul.
Moose Fosciil Meeting Scheduled for March 24 1912
The meeting of Moose Fosciil is set for Tuesday evening March 24 1912 at 8 p m with Eagles tall and business of importance on the agenda. W C Garthwait signs as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Garthwait
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Weat
Rose Riley
Holtcomb
Union Pacific
Ctty Council
Pathe Er Duffy
Pather Duffy
Bt Mary's Cathedral
Mr. Sibley
Mor
Charles B. Irwin
Wyoming
Colorado
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Carr
Thames
Housewive
John Harrington
Carey Ave
Stanton
Kerr
A Humine Society
Haire
Oileas
Ligier
W. 1Th St
Neoley Moore
Diamond
Albert Hansen
Kimball
Neb
Lewis Smith
Cheyene
Mins Anniie Miller
Thomes Streets
F. H. King
Ila
Miles
Palae Ty
J. W. Swix
Bive Springs
Bute
Mileg Medical CO
Elicnart
Ina
Good Roads Club
Ee Plaina Hotel
Ee Uture
M. W. A. Attention
Capitol Ave. Theatre
Atlanta Track
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