Cokeville Man Visits Cheyenne on Business
D. M. J. Campbell arrived in Cheyenne from Cokeville for several days of business. A. B. Hunt and C. A. Walker were noted visitors from Boston and Billings, respectively, staying at the Plains hotel. W. B. Holliday and J. W. Beatty also listed as Cheyenne visitors from Casper and Torrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
D. M. J. Campbell
The
Sherman Co
Casper
W. B. Holliday
Cheyenne
Bonner
Martin of
Chicago
Plains Hotel
Training Squad Meets On Wednesday Night
About forty men gathered at the Citizens training camp for gymnasium drills under Sergeant Moreau. One weekly meeting night is set, with Wednesday designated for training. The notice promotes Shredded Wheat Biscuit as energy sustaining food and urges buying Liberty Bonds as a civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Training
Moreau
Elks Dance May 2 at Thursday Night
The Elyk lodge invites all Elke and families to a dance on Thursday night May 2. A patriotic Liberty Bond drive is noted. Senator W. J. Taylor and family motored to Denver yesterday. Seven Barbers No Waiting at Bill's Shop. The Famous advertises waists on sale for 1.98. Harold Moot of Cleveland, formerly of this city, was in Cheyenne yesterday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
W. J. Taylor
Cleveland
Harold Moot
Cheyenne
Bueiliees
Thieves Enter T F Burke Home In Cheyenne
Tim othy F Burke residence at 20 W Twenty third Street was entered yesterday. Mrs Floyd observed rear and front doors ajar while Burkes were away in California for six weeks. Police found no sign of theft beyond a missing auger ware. motive unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy F. Burke
Twenty-third Street
Allen Floyd
Burke
Burkes
California
New Army Training At Fort Russell Not Designated Camp
General Liggett announced American Lake Washington as the western department concentration site for the new national army. Fort Russell will still host cavalry troops and may be used, but it will not be chosen as a site for one of the 32 temporary towns with thousands of buildings for new 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 Obtain Marriage License
A marriage license was issued yesterday by the county clerk and recorder Ida T. Graham to Andreas H. Willadsen and Passie F. E. 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 Appointed in National Guard
The adjutant general announces two appointments as second lieutenants in the national guard. BR Peterson of Caser and Wilbur Watkins of Cody are newspaper men and were named subject to 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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Apital Coal Company Oal
Ahill & Holliday
Pome Pa
Swis Optical Company
West
W. 17Th
A.—B. Hunt
Swisher Optical Company
Boston
Dennett
Pony Phone
Billings
C. A. Walker
Bilines
Ba Swisher Optical Company
Mmus PY
Kelley's
Jemme
Casper Man
M. O. Woolery
Grass Creek
Coal and Grass Creek Oil CO
Kalman Sales Company
Exclusive
Capitol Ave
Oakland California
Abe
Asny
Masini
Sham
T.F. Burke
Billy Meloy
Wyoming
Famous Cafe
Masduie Temple
Henry G. Watson
Samuel Corson
Russell
Sca
Tires Cheyenne Auto Tire Repair Co
AVA
Plymouth Rock Oil Company
Plymouth Rock
Pathfinder
Plymouth Rock Holdings
Cheyenne Brokerage Company
W. R. Lee
First National Bank Building
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