Noted Visitors and Residents in Cheyenne City
A stream of visitors and locals like Miller and wife of Wheatland, J Griffin of Carr, J White of Sheridan, I R Morten from Greeley, and Ethel Jones of Meridan arrive for business and leisure in Cheyenne. Residents such as C M Regert from Lander and Mrs H J Knowles with children depart for Laramie as others register at the Normandie Albany and Metropolitan hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Miller
Wheatland
Plaina. c. C
Grover
Colo
I. R. Morten
Greeley
Misa Gertrude Dewitt
Cheyenne
J. Griffin
Carr
Normandie
J. White
Sheridan
I. G. Hollenbeck
Brangton
J. F. Brinhart
Hgbert
Frank Togel
North—Platte
Rk. D. Brown and Family
Martcope
J. J. Tuttle
Laramie
Boyle
Egbert
Albany
Liss Maude Ellis
Hudson
Jobo Merrick
Ava
Vo W. McGill
Gallio
B. Thiller
Rawlins
the Plains
Adieacatt
Faméy
Lander
Chéyenne
Mrs H VON RODEN seeks remedies and advice
A fragment from a Lyndon Kentucky notice discusses Mrs H Von Roden and a medical preparation named LynaB. It mentions women seeking advice and urges writing to the Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. von Roden
Lyndon, KY
Lyndon
Mrs. von
Dla E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Confinane Dal
Leva Mass
Oa4
Amd
Coufdenos
Sheridan visitors and local guests in Cheyenne and nearby towns
T. E. Roberson is a Sheridan business visitor in Cheyenne. Miss Bertha Myers, visiting Denver for a few days. Attorney Thomas Munter spending a few days in Colorado Springs. F. T. Bright, state humane officer, in Laramie for a few days. Misses Nellie Morgan and Jessie Masterson of Laramie visiting friends in Cheyenne for a few days. Major Dade will leave early next week for Fort Riley to take a ten week course at the Field Officers school. Mr. Minter L. Thornton of Los Angeles visiting J. J. Wright who runs the Leader's automobile contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Roberson
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Bertha Myers
Denver
Thomas Munter
Colorado Springs
F. T. Bright
Laramie
Nellie Morgan
Jessie Masterson
Dade
Fort Riley
Aka
Field Officers School
Minter L. Thornton
Los Angeles
J. J. Wright
Local Notices And Short Updates From Town
Brevities list watch repairs at Miller's and trunk orders at The Only Place. State land filings show 200 acres near Glenda. Visitation notes include Mrs Hendricks from Mansfield Ark and Mrs Ww leaving for Guernsey. Death of I Castle reported in Harvey IL. Pete Smith improves after eight weeks in hospital. Bishop Thomas buys a Ford roadster for Episcopal travels. Homestead entries filed by Arends, Pasternak, and Randall in SD and Glenda. Marriage license issued to Belchel and Hubbard. Civil Service exam slated for May 8. Samuel Brown receives veteran jewel from K of P. School board votes one mill tax increase. C A Swan and wife return home to Spring Valley. Petry haw awarded store building contract in Laramie. garage project advances. Police arrest Boody Carter for selling coke and Johan Martin for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Ave
S. G. Hopkins
Glenda
Wyoming
Hendricks
C. H. Hendricks
Continental Oilcom
Mansfield
Ark
A. L. White
I. Castle
Harvey
Weat 16Th Street
Pete Smith
Burns
Rays Automobile
Bishop Thomas
Auto Livery Company
Guernsey
Diver
Swan
Mandel
Chas
T. Gaskins
Luke H. Gaskins
Sprinefeld
Land Office
Ida B. Arends
Wessington Springs
S. D
Henry B. Arends
Carl Pasternak
Glohngwater
William Randall
Hind
John Belchel
Memphis
Reclamation Servce
Samuel Brown
K. of P
Brown
C. A. Swan
Spring Valley
Minn
Excavation Start For Citizens Bank Building
Excavation work began yesterday on the new Citizens Bank building with Clarence Monck as contractor. Narnett’s spring opening is this afternoon and tonight with orchestral music. Miss Anta Colton granted sick leave from Churchill School. Miss Henrietta Land will fill in. Swedish chapel meetings continue Sunday at 2 pm and 7 30 pm conducted by Rev. Donhan and Rev. Dahlen. City Editor B E Drury notes Encampment line disruption from recent storms and trains limited to two in a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Bank
Waa
Yestering
Clarence Monck
Narnett
Anta Colton
Churchill School
Henrietta Land
Donhan
Huxtun
Rev
Dahlen
Denver
K. S. Drury
Drury
Cheyenne
Saratoga
Drury Eaya
Burns Club Bon Voyage Smokers in Cheyenne
Cheyenne Burns Club met at Thomas Heaney's rooms to bid farewell to Wm Taylor who set sail for Australia with John H Gordon. About twenty members attended. David Miller presided. Heaney shared his trip tales and the group enjoyed Scotch songs and Heaney’s Victor Victrola. The club plans permanent quarters and monthly meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Burns Club
Thomas Heaney
Wm. Taylor
John H. Gordon
Australia
David Miller
Heaney
Old Country
Taylor
Mr. Heaney
Victor Victrola
Union Pacific Trains Run Slow Through Nebraska Flood
High water near Columbus Nebraska delayed all Union Pacific trains from the east with slow orders through the region. No serious damage reported. C J Bostrom returns to Cheyenne to supervise steel gang on double track between Laramie and Lookout. F C Letts visits Cheyenne on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Neb
Union Pacific
C. J. Bostrom
Laramie
Cheyenne
Lookout
F. C. Letts
Sidney
Grimwood Matron Dies After Long Illness in Cheyenne
Mrs. Grimwood died after a two year illness at her daughter’s home in Cheyenne. Born in London, she was sixty three. Survived by three children, Mrs. Kelly of Cheyenne, Henry G. Grimwood of Los Angeles, and Alfred E. Grimwood of Colorado Springs. Remains to be taken to Los Angeles for burial with Mrs. Kelly remaining for estate settlement.
Chamberlain's Tablets Promote Constipation Cure
A small classified note touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for constipation. It cites Dispatcher P. Robinson of the Luratmie division as on the sick list this week and urges readers to buy the remedy from dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. P. Robinson
Luratmie
Eyesight Specialist Offer With Free Exam Saturday Visit
A seasoned eye specialist with 25 years experience invites readers to visit during a professional trip in Denver. He promises free examinations, rimless “stay tight” glasses, and lenses claimed to relieve eye strain, with prices around $2.10 versus others charging $8 to $10. The ad urges schoolchildren to seek thorough exams and stresses the value of preserving eyesight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ra. C. M. Regert
Linder
H. J. Knowles
Laramia
Mr. Knowles
Lydia E. Pinkham
Burns Club
Railroad News
Mrs. Grimwood
A. T. Hale Watchmaker and Jeweler
17Th St
Ellis
Havana
Cheyenne Gigar
Sam G. Wilson
Kopald’s
Apitol Avenue
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