Cokeville Man Here D. M. J. Campbell Cheyenne Visitor
D. M. J. Campbell from Cokeville was a Cheyenne visitor yesterday and will stay several days on business. A number of locals including A B Hunt and M O Woolery were noted guests at the Plains hotel during their Cheyenne calls.
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Cokeville
D. M. J. Campbell
The
Sherman Co
A.—B. Hunt
Cheyenne
Plains Hotel
Boston
Dennett
Martin of
Chicago
Jemme
Casper Man
M. O. Woolery
Training Squad Meets On Wednesday Night
About forty men joined drills at the Citizens training camp in Oakland California with Sergeant Moreau guiding exercises. One weekly meeting remains, Wednesday night, for continued training as part of patriotic duty encouraging Liberty Bond purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Training
Moreau
Elks Dance May Night Prompted for Local families
Elks invite all Elke and families to a Thursday night dance on May 2. A patriotism drive mentions Liberty Bonds and a motor trip to Denver by Senator W. J. Taylor and family. Also notes Seven Barbers No Waiting, Bill's Shop deals, and waists sale at The Famous. Harold Moot of Cleveland, formerly of this city, visited Cheyenne yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
W. J. Taylor
Cleveland
Harold Moot
Cheyenne
Bueiliees
Thieves Enter T F Burke Home
Thieves entered the home of Timothy F Burke at 20 West Twenty third Street yesterday but nothing appeared disturbed or taken. Mrs Floyd saw open doors and notified police. Burkes have been in California six weeks and valuables remained untouched. Police seek motive amid uncertain circumstances. Also notes Wyoming figures Casper to Cheyenne visit and a Masonic meeting at Wyoming Consistory No 1 with officials Henry G Watson and Samuel Corson listed.
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Timothy F. Burke
Twenty-third Street
Allen Floyd
Burke
Burkes
California
Famous Cafe
Wyoming
Masduie Temple
Henry G. Watson
Samuel Corson
New Army Training Site Set at American Lake
Fort Russell will not be designated as a training camp for the new national army. American Lake in Washington has been chosen as the Western Department concentration camp for intensive year round outdoor training. Cavalry regulars are stationed at Fort Russell and more will be brought there, but the site will not host one of thirty two temporary towns for the troops.
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Fort PD. A. Russell
Antonmenta
National Army
General Liggett
Jack Clark
Industrial Club
Clark
American Lake
Washington
Liggett
Fort Russell
U. S
War Department
Granite Canon Pair Granted Matrimony License
A marriage license was issued yesterday by the county clerk and recorder Ida T. Graham to Andreas H. Willadsen and Passie FE. Moyer, both of Granite Canon. The couple are well known in this section of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida T. Graham
Andreas H. Willadsen
Passie FE. Moyer
Granite Canon
Newspaper men named as second lieutenants in national guard
The adjutant general's office announced appointments of BR Peterson of Caser and Wilbur Watkins of Cody as second lieutenants in the national guard. The appointments were made subject to the examination prescribed by the secretary of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General's Office
Br, Peterson
Caser
Wilbur Watkins
Cody
National Guard
Secretary of War
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Bonner
Pony Phone
Billings
C. A. Walker
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Ba Swisher Optical Company
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Kelley's
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Coal and Grass Creek Oil CO
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Exclusive
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Masini
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T.F. Burke
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Plymouth Rock Holdings
Cheyenne Brokerage Company
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First National Bank Building
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