Officers Attend Camp North of Fort Russell
About thirty five officers, commissioned and pen commissioned, attend the training at Camp north of Fort Russell. The camp, laid out by regular army personnel, features a structured daily program and promises valuable instruction for the guards. General George W M Birney, former adjutant general, visits from Ther tmopolie, renewing acquaintances and sharing stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noowal Inetroctien
Fort Russell
George W M. Birney
Thertmopolie
Birney
State Capitol
Whittier Club Elects Officers for New Year
The Whittier club closed its year with the election of officers. Mrs. Wyman was chosen president, Mrs. Hinrichs vice president, and Mrs. Doane secretary treasurer. Mrs. Brace, guest, spoke of her year on the islands. Thirty guests enjoyed the hospitality with music and readings.
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Whittier Club
Islands
Wythan
Durham
Muasle
Mesdame
Morton and Kelley
Mr. Putnam
Chellew loses suit for Stratton estate share
Colorado Springs May 22. Mrs Sophia Gertrude Chellew sued the estate of the late Winfield Scott Stratton for a widow's share. The case was dismissed because she was not his widow.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Sophia Gertrude Chellew
Winfield Scott Stratton
Stratton
Ideal Remedy for Nursing Mothers Promises Safe Relief
An article promoting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for mothers nursing infants. It argues against harsh cathartics, cites a testimonial from Mrs F I Barselow, and notes a free trial offer by sending to Dr Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
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Maby
New Cheyenne Cigar Becomes Popular In City
The Cheyenne Cigar Company led by Nick Koerting and son Aug vat M Koerting gains local traction with the Styling Guarantee cigar. It features a bite free end, a sterilizing boiler hole, and the five cent Town Boost cigar, produced at their Nineteenth street factory.
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Kverting Cigar Company
Nick Koerting
Augvat M. Koerting
Nineteenth Street
Major Strawberry Shipment Surplus Forecast
Washington May 22 More than three hundred car loads of strawberries will be shipped from Missouri and Arkansas to American markets this month, according to Department of Agriculture estimates. Officials report the berry crop in these states may be among the largest ever raised, with some going to waste due to surplus.
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Washington
Misssouri
Arkansas
Department of Agriculture
Department
Cheyenne Leader Joins National Cadet Corps League
C. C. Lehwiering, principal at Cheyenne High School, receives a letter appointing him to the National Cadet Corps League as a member and speakers committee. The league aims to provide military training in schools nationwide and is led by prominent national figures. Lieutenant EF Steever, once from Cheyenne, serves as assistant to the board chair. Enclosed letters include one from President Wilson highlighting the organization’s mission.
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C. C. Lehwiering
Cheyenne
National Cadet Corps League
Chicago
United States
EF. Z. Steever
Schwiering
Wilson
National G O P Meet Opens With Notable Delegates
The convention features H J Chassell of Campbell and T A Dunn of Sundance. Louise P Lusk of Missoula Montana attends as a full delegate though Wyoming has no female representative, and she favors Senator Cummins of Iowa while declaring herself an old fashioned Republican. Her husband a cattleman moved from Wyoming to Missoula where he ran a bank, and she formerly led Wyoming women before rising as a Montana leader.
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H. J. Chassell
Campbell
T. A. Dunn
Sundance
Wyoming
Louise P. Lusk
Mikaoula
Montana
Lusk
Chicago
Weather Summary of Unstable Conditions Across Northern Tier
Rain fell in the past day across most northern states and from the Mississippi River to the Atlantic coast due to unstable barometric conditions. Clear in the southwest, California clouded by a low pressure area. Minnesota disturbance shifted to Manitoba. Pacific coast high moved northward. Temperatures rose slightly east of the 7th meridian. unseasonably cool air in the west. Station readings include Cheyenne 85, Rooker ity 34, Bole 69, Deaver 6, Sheridan 04, Yellowstone 2.
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Mississippi River
Atlantic Coast
California
Moral
Nevada
Minnesota
Manitoba
Pacific Coast
H. L
Hanes S
Sheridan
Wyo
Yellowstone
Frontier Dates Mentioned For Celebration Week
The notice lists dates for Frontier Days events as July 26 27 28 and 89, with a request to remember them. The fragment references the principal using the dates in connection with the Frontier Days celebration.
Death of Dr Naiph Snow Vet of Wheatland
Dr Naiph Edmund Snow died yesterday morning from appendicitis at the Private hospital. A native of Lemars Nebraska born April 12 1886 he studied at Kansas City Veterinary College graduating March 1911. He practiced in Cheyenne and Wheatland where he fell ill and died early Tuesday. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 pm at the First Congregational church.
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Naiph Edmund Snow
Wheatland
George W. Snow
Lema
Cheyenne
Kanana City
Kansas City Veterinary College
Wyoming
Convitts Played Ball On Their Honor Here
Columbus Ohio not only town with convict ball outside prison walls. Glenrock My writes of a charity game at Columbia by Ohio convicts. Smilly recalls a 1930s convicts team on the Yellowstone highway. Photo shows the late Hull Young catching.
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Columbus
Contlets
Walle
Hull” Young
Carpenter Invites Cheyenne to Social Session
An invitation was extended yesterday by the Commercial club of Carpenter to the industrial club members to attend a social session at Carpenter on the evening of Thursday June 1. Business leaders plan a meeting with civic leaders of Carpenter and Cheyenne to discuss mutual interests.
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Commercial Club of
Carpenter
Industrial Club
Carpenter Business
Cheyenne
Greatest Naval Feat by German Raider Moewe Captain
The article describes Count Dohna Schlodein author of the greatest joke on the British Navy. He commanded the Moewe raider and used a disguised merchant vessel to slip past a large British fleet into the North Sea and Atlantic. He sank eight to ten British ships then returned to a German harbor.
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Dohna Schlodein
Moewe
Atlantic
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New Cheyenne
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Eve
National Cadet League
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First Congregational Church
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Via
Union Pacific System
Pioneer
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Angeles
San Francisco
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Rumle
Asat
Hassenger
Denver
Cole
Doren
Kelley Mercantile CO
Free Ideal Cooking
Eva M. Tigile
Milwaukee
Dow
Miss Tighe
Ideal Aluminum
Capitol Avenue
Informat\h. Correspondence Schools
Scranton
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Stredt
Migabress
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Carmir Tative
Creans
Pottsnes
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