Cheyenne Social News Highlights And Events
A week of social gatherings fills Cheyenne with dances, birthday dinners, and club meetings. Notables include a Fort D. A. Russell barracks party with the Shi Jazzers and Miss Marie Lawfer at the piano, and Mrs. Fred Berger hosting a St Patrick themed birthday dinner. The Eastern Star Past Matrons Club enjoyed an afternoon with solos by Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Lake, while Gamma Theta Chi fraternity rumors stir at the University of Wyoming. The Cheyenne Art Association met at the Ries home for study, and Maurice C Price celebrated his birthday with a pink decor dinner on South David Street attended by local friends.
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Fort
D. A
Welch
Nichols
Vuxe Schultz
Eunice Evans
Louis Shapiro
Jennie Schultz
H. H. Schafer
Penver
Garcia
Mullrone
Bliss
George Dupree
Leman
Scott Duthie
Fannie Dunningham
Erieston
Fred Berger
Din Ders
West Twenty-first Street
Ireland
Emily Berger
Lorenz Berger
Betty
Tom DeCourcy
Delores
O. M. Lee
Walter Berger
Jim Morford
Albert Weight
Henry Brown
William Brown
The
Eastern Star
Horace Jenkins
D. P. Evans
George Lake
Jenkins
Lake
Robert Jerpe
Artrude Paul
Mylar
J. FE. Jenkins
Co. IF. Dickinson
P. §. Cook
William Bruce
Fred Hofmann
W. K. Mylar
James Niswander
Florence Bradley
Price
Maurice C. Price
South David Street
Father of Mistress Ross Dies in South
Mrs. W. B. Ross received word that her father J. W. Tayloe of Memphis Tennessee has died. He had recently visited Cheyenne and his health had been failing, and friends learned of his death with sorrow after a Memphis visit.
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Ross
South
Cheyenne Learns Air Pressure Affects Fliers
The report describes Cheyenne on a high wind day with gusts up to 84 mph and sustained 74 mph, noting sea level wind pressure and how altitude reduces pressure. It imagines wind speeds lifting the air column andEven illustraxties the Chicago papers warning if a flying parson attempted transcontinental race amid the gale.
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Win Yesverally
Benfort
Cheyenn
Cheyenne
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Chicago News
Nebraska
New York
Rumors of Union Pacific Improvements in Cheyenne and Midwest
Following a visit by General Superintendent A W Woodruff rumors spread that Union Pacific plans extensive upgrades in Cheyenne and Laramie with a new freight depot power facilities remodeled passenger station and a new station in Laramie. Through Kansas lines may be double tracked. No official statement has been issued.
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Cheyenne
A. W. Woodruff
Union Pacific
Laramie
Kansas Division
Kansas
Kendrick Obtains Opening of Vast Wyoming Acreage
Washington March 28 Senator Kendrick wins reversal of interior denial under the 640 acre act designating 766790 acres in the Lander district to be open April 4 allowing settlers whose previous applications were rejected to enter. The order, part of stock raising homestead policy, brings total designations to about six million acres.
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Washington, D. C
Kendrick
Department of the Interior
Lander District
General Land Office
United States Geological Survey
Secretary of the Interior
Mrs Vernon Darden Funeral Not Arranged
Mrs Vernon Darden of 616 West eighteenth street died at home after a short illness. The remains are in the care of the W W Dumm mortuary. Notice of the funeral will appear later.
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Vernon Darden
West Eighteenth Street
W W. Dumm
Sugar valued sugar on trees found in British Columbia
Sugar valued at 66 a pound discovered growing on Douglas fir trees in British Columbia. The find was announced by the American Forestry Association and studied by Prof. John Davidson. Verification came from the Bureau of Chemistry in Washington and a Dominion department. Indians reportedly knew of the sweetness but concealed it.
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British Columbia
American Forestry Association
John Davidson
Bureau of Chemistry
Washington
Dominion
Col Huntley Returns to Editorial Desk in Casper
Col W H Huntley former editor of the Sheridan Post has joined the Casper Daily Tribune editorial staff. He previously ran a Sheridan Post interest and then moved into real estate after selling that stake.
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Casper,wyo
Col
W. H. Huntley
The
Sheridan Post
Casper Daily Tribune
Col. Huntley
Western Exploration Increases Its Capital Stock
The Western Exploration company a Maine corporation Wednesday filed with the Wyoming secretary of state to certify an increase of capital stock from 2 000 000 to 3 000 000 and the number of shares from 40 000 to 60 000 with a par value of 5.00 dollars per share
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Western Exploration
Western Exploration ¢ Company
Maine
Wyoming Secretary of State
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Nude
Rae
Gociety News
William Myers
Los Angeles
Mag. Jenkins
University of Wyoming
Gamma Theta Chi
Sigma Nu
Savoy Hotel
Denver
Alpha Tau Omega
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Ren
B. J. Lippard
Sheridan Enterprise
Lippard
ART. Association
Ries
Grover Ries
Mark Cox
T. C. Crabb
Rt Vo
Fred Boyee
Florida
Guba
East
Tek Se Oy
B. B. Brooks
Casper
M. D. Price
Mrs. Price
John Bingenheimer
Robert Cohen
Arthur Schulte
Rodger Waldschmidt
E. M. Bilsthorp
Jack Petingill
J. F. Cowan
Quentin K. Deaver
Earl B. Hanway
Robert Ogden
Casper ‘Tribune
Mr. Price
Robert D. Carey
Presbyterian Aid Society
C. Y. Beard
Charles Elmer Lane
Joe L. Robinson
No. 20
Ames
Robinson
Ruth Nash
Harry R. Weston
Harry, Jr
New York City
Erry
Clyde G. Ross
Park Addition
Frances Louis
G. J. Horisky
Frank Ottman
Arthur Parker
St. Patrick's Day
Patsy True
Elizabeth Ohenstein
East Twenty-second Street
Harry A. True
Sam Ohenstein
St. Patrick
Vtywtiesy Loyalty Circle of
Westminster Guild
Edna Johnston
Margaret Miller
Guadaloupe Ramirez
Lorraine Harvey
Virginia Strimater
Helen Davidson
Gladys Murphy
J. 8. Stubblefield
JA. A. Slade
Clifford Hummer
Garnegie Club
W. BR .C
Knights of Columbus
Bulgin
Dr. Bulgin
Churchill School
Jesup
Bertha Dubois
Nussias
Beader
Wyoming
Lander
Jenkins Shoe Company
Lincoln Highway
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Kid Glove Sale
Munson
U. S. Army
Wasserman’s
Carey Avenue
Eee Company
Millinery Department
Coats
GEM Garment Company
17Th
Carey Ave
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