Local notices mix repair shops and travel updates
A stream of city notes lists Miller's repair shop at 1709 Carey Ave and other businesses offering services in Cheyenne and Denver while residents travel to Boulder Des Moines Pine Bluffs and California. It records arrivals departures and visits including Sheriff Roach and Geo Pugh with routine community movement.
Local items and arrivals listed in Cheyenne columns
Vaxperted Mack today Mrs Piet Covert expected to return from the East. Motored to Tonglas J% RR Dil dine and I A Wood of Douglan left for the latter's home yesterday by motor. To Denver George Black superintendent of the Union Pacific Coal company left yesterday for Denver. Mrs Mintt wife of a Wheatland rancher arrived last night from Wheatland. Picture Men Leave Omaha men who have been taking pictures in the local yards departed for Omaha yesterday. At Work Again the chain gang, laid off for weather, was at work yesterday. At the Plains crowds include C A Dunway Laramie Mrs J W Jolson Mrs G M Hiatt and others with bargains from Sam Stark 1000 Eddy street. To Her Mother's Home Mrs D A Dunlavy of 1014 Em at Sixteenth street will leave tomorrow for Holdredge Neb. Third Anniversary Here Rev George Van Winkle preached his first Cheyenne sermon three years ago. Foot ailments treated free by Mrs Parsons Moffat hotel. Dr Duniway here Dr C A Duniway president of the state university arrived last night from the north.
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State University
Cheyenne Owls Plan Dance at O.O.O W Hall
Cheyenne Nest of O O O plans a social dance next Tuesday at the A O O W hall. Freshly painted woodwork and a maple floor render the hall attractive. music will be provided by the Owl band and orchestra though most members are in Texas. The group aims to hold frequent entertainments.
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No Place Like Home Says a Globe Trotter
5 K Sharpless just returned from a 10000 mile trip visiting Omaha Chicago New Orleans El Paso Los Angeles San Francisco Sacramento Portland Seattle and Cheyenne He met Pacific reaby company and Southern Pacific staff in Los Angeles and Sacramento and noted Cheyenne’s prospects felt similar to other cities while on the road
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One-Year-Old Planted Mother's Pearls on Roof
Charles Frederick von Glahn the one year old son of Berlin parents caused a scene at a New York hotel rooftop when he planted his mother's string of forty pearls worth five thousand dollars in a flower box. The nurse interrupted the act before any pearls sprouted, ending the young florist’s experiment.
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Revenue men chase armed moonshiners in Ozarks chase
A posse of federal officers pursued a band of armed moonshiners and a wandering illicit still in the Ozark mountains of Ripley county Missouri. Reports say the group crossed into Oregon county as the raid moved toward the site.
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Junior Nurses Banquet Marks St John’s Hospital Commencement
The Junior nurses and graduates of St. John’s Hospital held a banquet at the Capitol, with Milan McKenzie as toastmaster and a white and purple theme. Attendees included Superintendent McKenzie, Mini Crafts, Mrs Merisheimer, Misses Anderson Hitter Clancy Oleon O Realey Wallace McDowell Peterson Delenter Wilms Keene Smith Raseell McAdans, and the graduation will be held next Tuesday with Dr Shingler addressing and Dr Conway diplomas. Open to the public.
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Axminister Rugs Arrive in Wide Range at Standard Furnishing Co
The Standard Furnishing Company announces the arrival of 200 Axminster rugs in varying sizes with a broad assortment of patterns. Customers are reminded of available credit options to ease purchasing.
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Needlework stock at Cheyenne store in Sherman Co
A fragment notes crochet thread in stock at the Cheyenne Needlework store located in the French shop area of Sherman Co. The item list appears incomplete with unclear product names and spelling.
Reward for evidence on tree-cutting near Capitol Ave
The City of Cheyenne offers a 25 reward for evidence leading to the conviction of the person who cut small trees along the curb at 2310 Capitol Avenue in D. W. Gill. Mayor.
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City offers $25 reward for park property damage clues
The City of Cheyenne will pay a $25 reward for evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons who damage deface or destroy any city property or paraphernalia in city parks.
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Wyoming State Leader Want Ad Medium Spotlight
The State Leader in Wyoming presents Try It as the prominent classified medium. Readers are invited to explore local listings, job openings, and community notices across town.
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