Elegant card party highlights a Frugal era social event
Mrs. Robert pateriani hosted a refined five hundred card afternoon at her home with seven games played and Mrs. William Mills noted as high scorer. Absent members tempered the gathering while guests from local circles enjoyed floral decor and light refreshments.
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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
Walker to resign as club secretary after meet
At a special meeting Secretary A Walker announced his resignation from the post after the forthcoming race meet. He will retain membership and focus on other interests. The recent meet reportedly cost 200 to 300 dollars less than income, improving the speedway's finances.
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Chey
Mmdvatfral
t _ponting
Reo” A. Walker
Ron Ignation
Etteie Fckei
Busifens
Interfata Tinde
Walker
Miprovivy He Speedway
Three Prisoners Arraigned Before Judge Matson
Three men George Monroe Ray McDonald and Marcus Stroves were arraigned in district court before Judge Matson. Monroe pleaded guilty to grand larceny and received a penitentiary term of two to three years. McDonald 17 was also guilty of grand larceny in a loan office burglary. Stroves pleaded not guilty to making an uncertified check and will have a June term hearing.
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Jupgh Matson
Tho
C. Be. Rigdon
Mateon
George Monroe
Ray McDonald
Marcus EB. Stroves
Monroe
McDonald
West Sixteenth Street
City takes action on illegal dumping near Twenty third street
Police crackdown on trash disposal in city limits leads to Ted Krlett’s arrest and guilty plea for dumping manure on Twenty third Street. Judge Bruner fines him ten dollars and warns repeat offenders face higher penalties. officials urge haulouts to local dump to curb indiscriminate dumping.
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Ted
Krlett
Wweat Twenty-third
Bruner
Government Examinations Announced for Civil Service
The board of civil service examiners announces openings in government service. Positions include inorganic chemist at 1809 dollars salary, bacteriology and pathology assistant professor at 2000 dollars yearly, surveyor at 1400, physical laboratory helper at 720, and reclamation service examiner with 1200 to 1800 dollars. Exams in June and July. applications to the secretary at Cheyenne post office.
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Board of Civil Service Examiners
Philippine Service
Bureau of Standards
Reclamation Service
Board of Exaimitety
Chey- Arne
Burlington Route Expands to Link Gulf and Northwest
Burlington expects a 90 million dollar budget for wartime improvements. A new all to Sound route will connect Galveston and Denver via Trinity & Brazos Valley Fort Worth Denver City line and Colorado Southern to Port Arthur and Puget Sound. The plan includes work from Wellington to Cheyenne and a more 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 Passes Cheyenne During Inspection
General Superintendent Phares Wace of the Union Pacific rode private car No. 4 through Cheyenne yesterday afternoon on a westbound return to Omaha after a tour of inspection over the system. He did not stop in Cheyenne and was accompanied by Wm CeMekeown and H J Roth from Riching to Cheyenne.
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Warts
Gors
Cheyenne
Phares Wace
Union Pacific
Cheénné
Omaha
Cheyennes
Riching
Last Chance to See Splendid Atlas Vaudeville Bill
Tonight is your last chance to see the Atlas entertainment bill featuring Equilo Pustuera and the Yerxas, along with The Tay Sisters and Bernard and De bane in vaudeville turns. Motion pictures and other features promise audience delight at The Atlas.
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Atlas Entertainments
Tay-Sisters
Bernard and
de Bane
THE
ATLAS
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health Balance
A promotional pitch extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best tonic to maintain health balance. It claims the medicine supports appetite, strength, and energy, and prevents weakness by keeping the body in a steady state. The ad urges early use as prudent, likening it to a stitch in time.
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Hood
Sporting Goods and Fabric Notice
Advertisement notes James Bros for sporting goods and plain and check flaxon fabric at 25 cents per yard by WM. Meyers.
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Sporting Goods
James Bros
WM. Meyers
City Buys Horses for Fire Department
The city purchased two horses to join the Cheyenne fire force. Firefighters began breaking in the animals yesterday using the old ladder truck. The horses, four years old, were bought from R. B. VanTassel and are praised by firemen after a first trial. They will be assigned to the light hose wagon once thoroughly trained.
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Cheyenine
Hadeen
VanTassel
Transfer of Wagons and Ladder Truck Assignment
The wagon from the South Side will be moved to headquarters and the South Side team will return there to be assigned to the new ladder truck.
Indian forger sentenced to year and a day in Rawlins pen
Lon Wadda, a Carlist Indian school graduate, was arraigned before Judge J A Riner in federal court on forgery charges. Found guilty, he received a sentence of one year and one day in the state penitentiary at Rawlins, reportedly the first Indian ever convicted of forgery.
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Lon Wadda
Yeater Day
J. A Riner
Rawlins
Wadda
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