Local Briefs and Personal Notes From Cheyenne
A compact slate of short notices from Cheyenne lists business and social items. Mentions include J. J. Molherney traveling to Denver for a new Madison car and return, Mrs A R Willsey visiting Cheyenne from Guernsey, and Sheriff Alonzo Roach transporting a prisoner to Wheatland. Also notes funding for a school garden project, a clerk’s report on land sales to the Kiner Brantingham Implement Co, and various errands by residents from Riverton, Thermopolis, Casper, Rawlins, and Campstool. A mention of a motorcyclists’ social ride organized by the Capital City Motorcycle Club. Lost keys on a National Bank ring are to be returned to Schills Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Schills Bar
Rise to Better Health With Morning Hot Water Dose
Health tip urges drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this practice relieves constipation biliousness and stomach trouble, improves appetite and skin tone, and purifies the entire alimentary canal.
Handit Carlisle Presents Dudley With Traveling Bag
After being sentenced to life, Union Pacific bandit Will L. Carhiate handed Guard Fred Dudley of Laramie his black leather traveling bag as a memento. Dudley will keep the bag as a keepsake of the event. Nebraska visitors Carl Urickstrom of Gothenburg and C. P. Palmer of Wauneta were in town yesterday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will L. Carhiate
Union Pacific
Fred Dudley
Laramie
Beadit
Dudley
Nebraska
Carl Urickstrom
Gothenburg
Neb
C. PF. Palmer
Wauneta
Grandparents Win Custody of Child in Wyoming Ruling
The Wyoming Supreme Court affirmed a lower court decision granting Christina and Mark Harris custody of the child to their grandparents Mer and Mere Matt Muir. The ruling keeps custody with the grandparents pending further orders, citing the father James Harris’ appeals.
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Mer
Mere
Matt Muir
Christina
Mark
Jones Harris
Wyoming Supreme Court
Pam Iy Crom Awentwater Court
Maire
Shell
Turether
Cheyenne C H S Cadets Prepare for Wall Scaling Contest
Cheyenne high school cadets plan a scaling tournament on May 20 featuring rifle drill calisthenics and an elimination free gold medal. The main event is a wall scaling contest between Rawlings high school and a local squad followed by a dance. Leader officers offer a good price for clean cotton rags.
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Cheyenne High School
Rawlings High School
Al Barnes Circus Ticket Contest Opens for Cheyenne Kids
Children 15 and under in Cheyenne may enter by submitting wild animal names spelled from the phrase Al G Barnes Wild Animal Circus Pride Contest. Prizes include a ticket to the circus with parade 10 30 a m and diving act 1 p m. entries due by May 13.
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al, G. Barnes
al G. Barnes
Conditions of the Con test spelling contest rules
Cheyenne youths age 15 and under may enter a spelling game using letters from a key phrase to name wild animals. Prizes include first to fourth tickets and admission passes. winners must attend a future State Leader office event with coupons attached.
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Papa
Mamma
Cheyenne
Vic Fally
City Briefs Move to Cheyenne
K A WeMae han, long time Denver salesman for Knigh-Campbell Music, transfers to Cheyenne won, making this city his home. Mr and Mrs F M Taylor depart today for Detroit Michigan for about thirty days. Merc Taylor to a B O R T official in Marhers. Quiet morning at Aurora Cartisie cave barber shop as jurors visit. Captain Ai A Underwood, florist, injured by fall from garden hose at home. out of work briefly. Secretary Lamont gives Superintendent Fee home geography booklets. M L Dickey, golf instructor, returns from Fort Collins after lowering course record by two strokes. Mrs J Snider arrives Cheyenne from Chugwater.
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Cartisie
Ai A. Underwood
Hin
Dickey
M. L. Dickey
Cheyenne Country Club
Fort Collins
Fort Collins Country Club
High School Annual Photo Shoot Affects All Classes
All classes at the local high school have pictures taken for the annual Lariat issue. Musical divisions drawing and athletic groups also participate. The annual promises to showcase the senior prom and improve over previous years.
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Lariat
Tia Bath Brings Instant Foot Relief Says Advert
A vintage ad touts a foot soak product named Tia Bath for immediate comfort. It promises happy feet after soaking, claims to remove poisonous exudations causing swelling and soreness, and urges purchase of a 25 cent box from drug or department stores.
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Norial Coal
P. d
Queenley
of Kemmerer
T. Rowe
I. Fe Sonvenues
Dante
Eriday
L2th
K. GC
Hell
Adjangee
Saratoga
J. T. Paulson
Cheyenne Yea
Giverulay
Sante’ Dewg Co
Taxi
Jett Cal
Mark Coapman
Carey Ave
Guernsey
A. R. Willsey
Cheyenne Fom
Mystic
Pioneer Avenue
Tron
Wheatland
Alonzo Roach
Platte County
Jlarry KE. Talley
Des Moines
Cheyenne School Board
Maxwell Seymour
Tenth
N. All
Denver
J. J. Molherney
Madson
Riverton
A. L. Bolan
Miller’s
Carey Avs
Basin
Mrs. Scott Mills
Fosin
James
Kidward Marvey
Kinereen
Brantingham
Township
Tupper
Rawlins
Thomas Nicholas
F. A. Reagan
Thermopolis
Minnie Martin
Bernice Smith
Ben M. Wood
Union Trust Co
Wyo
Casper
C. H. Lutz
Campstool
M. M. Keynels
Carpenter
Sidney Clower
Ian Mahoney
W. E. Mahoney
Julia Berry
W. N. Berry
Motorcycle Bhil
Carrale
Made
Niagara Falls, N.Y
Handit
Carlisle
Caneel Somers
Drenlin
C.H.S
al. G. Barnes
Flora
Wild Animal Circus
Ehibitiog
WeMaehan
Knigh-Campbell Music Company
Lore, Ie
Detroit
F. M. Taylor
Mich
Merc. Taylor
B. OR. & T. Austilary
H. M. Lamont
The
Industrial Club
Ra B. Fee
Chaywater
Mre
J. Snider
Chugwater
Sherman Co
Chaplin
Pauline Frederick
Ju. J. Corbett
the Other Girl
F. R. Jones
Woolworth's
Atlas Theater
Giaff
Pedro
Punk
BASE
Rio
WH. Fox
Virginia Pearson
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