Industrial Club Luncheon Discusses Carpenter Trip
The Industrial Club plans a booster trip to Carpenter next week and will discuss it at the Monday luncheon. A large Cheyenne delegation is hoped in response to an invitation from Cheyenne’s Commercial Club. The group will also arrange the June 14 dinner honoring President A L Mohler.
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Carpenter
Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Commercial Club
A. L. Mohler
Many Candidates for Masonic Reunion
Preparations are under way for the revival of the Scottish Rite bodies to be held in the city from June 2 to June 16. The class of candidates for the higher degrees already numbers forty six with more applications pending. The double quartet will sing during the reunion and a fine musical program is assured. The reunion is expected to be a memorable Masopale event.
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Masople
Annale
Civil Service Board Announces Two Open Positions
Cheyenne civil service board reports two new openings for men only. Assistant biologist pays 1600 dollars yearly with exam on June 21, 1916. Clinical director offers 2000 dollars yearly with exam on June 27, 1916 at the government hospital for the insane in Washington DC.
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Civil Service Board of
Cheyenne
Civil Service
Government Hospital For the Insane
Washington
Captain Smoke Grants City OK on New Water Filter
Mayor LaFontaine received the inspector's report yesterday afternoon as Captain Smoke submitted the government assessment. The OK states the filter makes the water potable and nearly chemically pure, per Captain Smoke's accompanying letter.
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LaFontaine
Captain Smoke
Government
Capitol Grill 50c Dinner Menu Offer
Capitol Grill offers a 50 cent dinner from 12 to 8 p m featuring chicken fricassee with dumplings roast turkey stuffed with celery dressing roast prime ribs au jus new potatoes in cream new spinach fet Waldorf salad fruit ambrosa whipped cream and beverages including coffee tea and milk.
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Capitol Grill
Newburg
New Instructor at Cheyenne Business College
Cheyenne Business College announces the appointment of FB. HW. Tullis, a veteran penman with twenty five years of penmanship study and teaching. Permanently connected with the college, he will focus on penmanship while also aiding shorthand and bookkeeping. A large penmanship class already exists and summer attendance is high.
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Cheyenne Buethers College
HW. Tullis
Tullis
Ohio
Thors
Tallla
South Side Notes Show Health, Home Moves, and Visits
Mrs. Carl Hubbard, improved and staying with the Hubbards at 500 East Tenth Street, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowman moving to Tenth and Central. Harvey Varnum improving under doctor's care. Nurse Jenny Kennedly to take state board exam in Denver then return to Cheyenne. Fifth and eighth graders enjoy a Lake Minnehaha picnic. Albert Beck leaves for Illinois to visit daughter. Adamson family planning Montana departure.
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Carl Hubbard
B. F. Hubbard
East Tenth Street
Jenny
William Bonsor
Denver
State Board
Cheyenne
Chicken Pox Scares Soldier at Fort Russell Camp
Lieutenant Howard from Douglas was diagnosed with chicken pox at Instruction School camp near Fort Russell. A medical officer isolated him, others were allowed to leave after Dr. Wyman's inspection, and Howard was moved to the post hospital. Condition described as satisfactory.
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Groom
National Guard
Fort Russell
Howard
Douglas
Wyman
Ant-Saloon Head Visits Laramie Amid Wyoming Campaign
F L Crabbe newly appointed anti saloon league superintendent for Wyoming arrived in Cheyenne with Mrs Crabbe and left for Laramie to visit his brother B C Crabbe superintendent of schools. He will return Monday and begin league work. Crabbe formerly Toledo attorney known for prosecutions under liquor laws. Wyoming league anticipates expanding prohibition efforts statewide. Decoration Day closings noted with barber shops staying open until 6 p m Monday May 29.
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F. L. Crabbe
Anti-Saloon League
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Mr. Crabbe
Tie
Toledo
Wyom! League
Canal
All Union
Woman’s Sleeplessness Reversed by Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs. Peren Manco of North Oxford Massachusetts describes severe weakness sleeplessness and digestive upset. After reading a testimonial she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports restored vitality and a healthy pregnancy with a baby.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
North Oxford
Mass
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