Miss Margaret Dinneen Is Named In High School Record
Miss Margaret Alice Dinneen, born March 22, 1894, is listed in a high school record. The notice records her as a student with the given birth date and field of study.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1911
Page
5
Miss Margaret Alice Dinneen, born March 22, 1894, is listed in a high school record. The notice records her as a student with the given birth date and field of study.
Personal mentions include James Baxter of Wheatland visiting Cheyenne with Dr. H. M. Bennett who is in Denver on business. Walter M. Larsh transacts in Laramie while A. B. Hilton returns to Grover Colorado. Angus McDonald of Islaya, a business visitor, in town. Mrs. Hy Andrews visits from the Davia ranch and Harry Mettler travels to Centenial to visit his parents. S. W. Tannebill also listed from Laramie.
News notes Cheyenne society and visiting notables as Edwin Terry the English comedian appears at the Capitol Avenue Theatre next Saturday. A string of visitors and locals travel or stay at Inter Ocean and Becker hotels, including Mary Ley, W. W. Moorman, and A. 3. Nig, with Deputy Sheriff McCarty returning from Pine Bluffs and others heading to Denver North Platte and Gordon.
Good large clean rags wanted at the Leader office.
General M. C. Barkwell of the Wyoming National Guards and Sergeant Garthewale of the U S regular army inspected the local company under Captain A L Mathews at the Kee Knife annex armory. The full company attended the army regulated inspection followed by lunch and an address by Barkwell outlining plans for an Armory association storage and reading rooms. Regular army officers will inspect the local company April 24.
Augustus Albert Buechner Jr of Buechner Jewelry dies of acute pneumonia at 9:46 PM after a four day illness. He leaves a widow, parents, and siblings, with services set amid Cheyenne connections at 1411 Carey Avenue and 909 East Eighteenth Street as relatives rush to his bedside.
Cheyenne mourns the death of a well known young man described as friendly and hard working. The late individual, beloved by many, was known for his greeting to all and enjoyed wide social ties. Funeral arrangements are being made with services expected at Gleason undertaking establishment as relatives are notified.
A man described as Keto, a Japanese national, was arrested by Cheyenne police with an eye swollen from a blow and a revolver loaded with cartridges not suited to that model. He was taken into custody by Police Sergeant Embrey and is to appear before Justice Welah the morning after for carrying deadly weapons.
Wyoming Governor issues a quarantine order to prevent import of contagious livestock from other states. The proclamation, dated April 1, 1911, cites widespread animal disease and invokes statutory authority to protectWyoming livestock. It restricts entry of horses mules and donkeys from outside the state under defined rules.
Wyoming imposes health and disease tests for imported animals. Cattle swine horses and mules must carry health certificates and be tuberculin or mallein tested where required. Certificates must be duplicated and sent to the State Veterinarian in Cheyenne with penalties for noncompliance.
The article extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as strengthening the stomach and treating indigestion weak stomach and liver diseases. It claims the stomach is the most vulnerable organ and promotes free booklets and a medical adviser by mail from Buffalo New York.
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