Local social cards and school events reported in town
Mrs. Robert patianiwh hosted a five hundred card party at her home, seven games played with Mrs. William Mills the top scorer, guests listed including Mrs. Dinneen and Mrs. Hulse. Mrs. Treat gave a Thursday afternoon reception for about thirty ladies with green and white decor. A church aid society sale and a track meet for students are noted, with many faculty and students attending.
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Ropert
Wiliam Dinneen
David Hulse
W. B. Barnett
Paul Briscoe
Charlot
Brusier
Mes
Carl B
Prank
William Mahone
William Miss
Edward Kelley
John H. Smith
E. Fk. Leinbaugh
J.B. Jamison
McConnelly
Sisrang
Mise. Hill
Lynella Ammon
Kansas City
Aid Society of the Athodist. Church
Charles
Parks
Tra B. Fee
R'Eloth
Seaman
Hosking
MyYm
Eastern Star
Wee Gill
Hughes
Davids
Mra. Rath
Copeland
Clarence Harris
Ming Helen Gilland
Stuart
Robert Davis
Fraternity Hall
Walker to resign secretarial post after race meet
The Cheyenne Motor Club plans to fill the secretary position soon as A Walker announces resignation after the upcoming race meet. The club notes Walker’s service, says he remains a member, and reports the recent meet produced a surplus between 200 and 300 dollars to be used for speedway improvements. club finances are described as sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chey
Mmdvatfral
t _ponting
Reo” A. Walker
Ron Ignation
Etteie Fckei
Busifens
Interfata Tinde
Walker
Miprovivy He Speedway
Three Prisoners Arraigned Before Judge Matson
George Monroe Ray McDonald and Marcus E B Stroves faced arraignment in district court. Monroe pleaded guilty to grand larceny and received a penitentiary term not exceeding three years nor less than two. McDonald, a 17 year old, pleaded guilty to grand larceny for burglarizing a loan office on West Sixteenth Street. sentence postponed. Stroves pleaded not guilty to making an uncertified check and will have a June term hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupgh Matson
Tho
C. Be. Rigdon
Mateon
George Monroe
Ray McDonald
Marcus EB. Stroves
Monroe
McDonald
West Sixteenth Street
City Takes Stand After Trash Dumping Fined Driver
Police cracked down on city dumping with Ted Krell charged for manure dumping on Twenty third street. Krell pled guilty and paid a ten dollar fine as officials vow to curb indiscriminate refuse dumping citywide.
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Ted
Krlett
Wweat Twenty-third
Bruner
Government examinations for civil service positions listed
The board announces openings for government posts with salaries from 720 to 2,000 dollars annually. Positions include inorganic chemist, bacteriology and pathology assistant professor, surveyor, physical laboratory helper, and reclamation service examiner. Apply by contacting the board secretary at the Cheyenne post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Philippine Service
Bureau of Standards
Reclamation Service
Board of Exaimitety
Chey- Arne
Burlington plans giant expansion linking Gulf to Northwest
The Burlington system announces a $90,000,000 wartime program to improve the line from the Gulf to the Northwest. The project includes new track, equipment, power, and crews, with routes from Galveston to Denver and connections via Chicago and St. Louis lines. The plan foresees major construction across Wellington, Thermopolis, and Orin Junction regions to create a direct eastern outlet for shippers.
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Puget Sound
On Railroad
Southern
Elogat
Burlington
Thermopolis
Oneihe
Foudre River
Chicago & Northwestern
Orin Junctién
Wellington
Cheyenhs
Forte Morgeant
Greelex
Burlington Wit Chloridé &Southern
Galveston
Page Sound
Northam
Jas. J. Wit
Gulf
Pacific Cannt
Superintendent Warts in Cheyenne on inspection tour
General Superintendent Phares Wace of the Union Pacific and officials passed through Cheyenne in private cars on passenger train No. 4 returning to Omaha from the west after completing an inspection tour. They did not stop in Cheyenne and were accompanied by Wm CeMekeown and H J Roth.
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Warts
Gors
Cheyenne
Phares Wace
Union Pacific
Cheénné
Omaha
Cheyennes
Riching
Last Chance to See Splendid Bill at the Atlas
Tonight is your last chance to see the splendid Atlas bill featuring Equilo Pustuera, the Yerxas, Tay-Sisters, Bernard and Debane, and motion pleaires. The show promises novel feats and vaudeville turns that have the town talking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Entertainments
Tay-Sisters
Bernard and
de Bane
THE
ATLAS
Balance Up Health With Hood's Sarsaparilla
The article promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic that preserves the balance of health. It claims the medicine prevents weakness and loss of appetite, strengthens the body, and maintains vitality, urging early use as a preventive measure.
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Hood
Sporting Goods Ad for James Bros and Flaxon Fabric
An old classified snippet advertises sporting goods from James Bros and notes plain and check Flaxon fabric at 25 cents per yard by WM Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporting Goods
James Bros
WM. Meyers
City Buys Horses for Fire Department
The city purchased two four year old horses from R. B. VanTassel to add to the Cheyenne fire department. Firemen began breaking them in on the old ladder truck yesterday and praised the animals after a preliminary test. Fully trained, they will be assigned to the light hose wagon at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenine
Hadeen
VanTassel
Transfers Involve South Side Teams And New Ladder Truck
A wagon will be moved to the South Side and the current South Side team will return to headquarters to be assigned to the new ladder truck.
Indian forger sentenced to year and a day
Lon Wadda, a Carlist Indian School graduate, appeared before Judge J A Riner in federal court on forgery charges. He was found guilty and sentenced to one year and one day in the state penitentiary at Rawlins, reportedly the first Indian convicted of forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Wadda
Yeater Day
J. A Riner
Rawlins
Wadda
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Mia
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Booth
Ada Coates
Katherine Goble
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Byer
Missug
Krein Conatanée
Emily Jonég
Boyle Booker
Mildred ‘Craham
Florence Ainers
Mildred Sverling
Maurine Qurbey
Aici Emery
Marjorie Whipple
HagermAatle
Edward Schunaman
Simesx Chaplin
Thay
Paris
Or Burgess
John Anderson
Stanley Vaughn
Georgeg. Barrett
Andrew Roedel, Jr
Kenna, Roedel
Robert Dillman
Maurice Dinneen
Vickers Pilly
Ralph Snow
Rudolph Hefman
Home Peabody
Mies Coates
Hele Middiekans
Laramie
Luélia. Ammon
Kelley
Mra
Manor
Donald Ammon
Tie Ladiva
Baghsat
Cbiien
Johnason
James, McIntyre
Denver
T Daughter
Morris
Myre
Beri
Mr. Morris
Capitol Grocery
Tae
Camtol Avenum
Rogliah
China
Electa
Mornan
Alwaye
Capitol
Om Antal
California
Ita
Sunkist
Rogers
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Cahicago
Judge Riner
Sands’ Drug Store
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