Mrs Smith hosts bridge party for longtime Cheyenne resident
Mrs John JH Smith entertained guests yesterday afternoon in Cheyenne as a courtesy to Mrs J N Skidmott who plans to leave the city this summer. The event featured pink and white carnations and yellow tulips, four tables of bridge, a six course luncheon, and musical interludes by the hostess.
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John JH. Smith
J. N. Skidmott
Cheyenne
L. R. Bresnahan
William. Pileaging
M. Newman
Steve Bow
Ania Mills
Jane E. Lembaugh
Mra
J. Beinaisie
Na de FE
Jamison
Silver medal contest at Baptist church highlights temperance event
A large crowd gathered for the silver medal contest under the Woman's Temperance Union at the Baptist church with Rev Minnie Fenwick in charge. Four contestants Iva Jordan Violet Adrne Doris Varnum and Helen Bonham performed while Helen Bonham received the medal. Other program items included musical solos and a violin number.
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Baptist Church
Winess
The
Woman's Temperance Union
Minnie Fenwick
Knight
Jorle
Clarence Marrin
Magnificent New Club Emerges Near Philburg Athletic
A new home club rises as a superior facility replacing the Philburg Athletic association. Land and building costs are estimated around 1 00,000 with modern furnishings. The layout features a fifty foot wide area surrounding the building, a swimmer rest area, rifle practice, five targets, courts, billiards, Willard room and gym.
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Philburg Athletic
Howander
Ldxurtows Na
Reytdover
Biles
WEEKLY Whit Show Shines In Atlas vaudeville bill
Tonight closes Whit week at the Allam with a strong bill. Lambert and Williams present the comedy duo act, the Dupers perform boxing back dance, Miss Anna Palmer sings, Professor Dunn twists the Edison crank to a dramatic tale, and the Atlas orchestra offers Waw adaptations in a lively program.
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Allam
Lambert
Williams
Dupers
Anna Palmer
Jeman
Professor Dunn
Edison
Marble Work Contract For New Hotel Awarded
The Sorenson Construction Co grants the tile and marble work for a new hotel to F. M. Hamling of Omaha. The project requires a full carload of marble and a carload of tile, with costs exceeding 30000. Hamling is noted for quality in this field after several projects including in Norfolk, Nebraska. While in Cheyenne he stayed with his cousin Mildred Sign.
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Sorenson
F. M. Haink
Omaha
Hamling
Norfolk
Nebr
Cheyenne
Mille
Mine Workers to Move Headquarters to Cheyenne
District No. 22 of the United Mine Workers plans to relocate its headquarters from Sheridan to Cheyenne for the upcoming July convention. President Thomas Gibson has been in Cheyenne organizing the move and preparing for a wage conference between miners and operators at Eagle Hall, with a large attendance expected for the State Federation of Labor gathering.
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District No. 22
United Mine Workers of America
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Cal
Wyoming
Moptans
Montana
Noers Bary
Thomas Gibson
Cheyanne
State Federation of Labor
Eagle Hall
Lafferty Named Brooks County Postmaster
Washington May 27 Postmaster appointed Wyoming Brooks Uinta County William D Lafferty vice WL Spfeer resigned the new postmaster replaces the previous holder in the same county
Swanhilda Wreck Shrinks Ocean Trade Route
The Drjllah bark Swanhilda wrecked near Staten Island southeast of Terra Del Fuego. Captain Payne his wife and 12 others drowned after the ship sailed from Cardiff on March 16 bound for the West Coast of Africa. No disaster details have been received.
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Chill
Staten Island
Terra del Fuego
Payne
Cardiff
South Africa
Cheyenne City Briefs and Local Notices
Florist Ian s Mrs Glafcke offers cut flowers and floral work at Carey Ave and 2nd St. Women s white canvas oxfords 65 cents sold. Policeman Wagner resigns after months on force. Cheyenne Business College changes ownership with L A Arnold selling Cheyenne School to John Barritt of Milwaukee. Barritt family to move soon. Water main work at Carey Ave and Eighteenth St disrupts area near Citizens National Bank. Supreme Court session announced for today. Grover Line funding ensures Cheyenne s share for the Grover Colorado to Cheyenne telephone project.
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Bnd
Ollege
L. A. Arnold
Central Business Colleges
Cheyenne Business School
Cheyenne
John Harritt
Milwaukee
Barritt
Worken
Carey Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Citizens National Bank
Supreme Court
Grover Line
Grover
Colo
Social and Dance May 30 at Fraternal Hall
Social and dance event at Fraternal Hall on May 30 with admission stated as stte and ladies free. Buchanan's Orchestra will perform. event notes 26 27 29 as part of the program.
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Buchanan's Orchestra
Personal Mention From Cheyenne Notes of Local Visitors
county attorney L Rigdon has returned from the northern part of the county. P M of Wheatland arrived in Cheyenne yesterday. Sheriff Hughes went to Laramie on business. Wilton of Douglas is stopping in Cheyenne. J My and Mrs Johnson of Diamondville visiting. Land Commissioner R P Fuller returned to Cheyenne from Lincoln Neb. Harry Yount of Wheatland in the city. Mr and Mrs Robert Grant and Robert Grant Jr visiting. Bertha Rinehart of Islayds visiting in the city.
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Pault
Wheatland
Cheyanne
Hughes
Laramie
Wilton
Douglas
Inter
Johnson
Diamondville
R. P. Fuller
Cheyenne
Lincoln
Neb
Harry Yount
Robert Grant
Robert Grant, Jr
Bertha Rinehart
Islayds
Cheyenne Girl Among Smith College Graduates
Grace Kelley of Cheyenne daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Kelley is among the graduates to receive a Smith College degree in Northampton Massachusetts. Commencement exercises are scheduled for June 12 14 and 14 and she will return home after the ceremonies.
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Cheyenne
Smith Coleege
Smith College
Nouthampton
Mass
Grace Kelley
A. J. Kelley
Kelley
Fishing Tackle at Cost Ellis 208 W 17th St
A small ad notes fishing tackle priced at cost at Ellis store located at 208 West 17th Street. Limited selection advertised with emphasis on affordability for local anglers.
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Ellis
17Th
Knights of Columbus Meet for Memorial Services
All members are urged to gather at the Knights hall on Sunday evening May 24 1810 at 7 oclock to join the G A R Memorial services at the cathedral. Also all Who tan are to attend the Memorial Mass at Kort Russell at a m. The group will assemble at 7 a m sharp and march in a body by order of the Council W R Junk Recorder 27 28 29
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Knights of Columbus
Kort Russell
W. R. Junk
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