Ellen Goldacker Pioneer of 1887 Dies in Cheyenne
Mrs. Ellen Goldacker 77 died at 804 East Lincoln Highway Cheyenne after a long illness. Pioneer resident born in Illinois 1848 she arrived by stage in 1867 with husband George the first Cheyenne barber. Survived by daughter Lizzie Goldacker. She recalled early Cheyenne tales including Indian war threats and a train robbery episode.
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Ellen Goldacker
East
Lincoln Highway
Lizzie Goldacker
Goldacker
Cheyenne
Ilinois
Union Pacific
George Goldacker
West End
Cheyenne Woman Remembered For Westward Tales
A Cheyenne elder who recounted Black Hills era stories and knew Tom Horn before his crimes dies leaving a daughter and many friends. Funeral plans are pending with remains at W. W. Dumm Mortuary. family requested chapel viewing. A Wayside Piper pageant is announced at the Princess theatre with harmony in music and color.
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Princess Theatre
Taxi Service Secures Three Large Trucks for Outing Runs
We have gained control of three large trucks to transport picnic, fishing and excursion parties to any destination in the country. Boys bring your girls and let us go.
Senior Play Delights Cheyenne Audience At End of the Rainbow
Friends and families filled Princess theatre as Cheyenne high school seniors staged At the End of the Rainbow. Edith Marsh and Elizabeth Moore drew praise, with Lyman Ericson Howard Ericson and Arthur King delivering strong performances under Wunice Thompson's direction.
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Cheyenne
Princess Theatre
Edith Marsh
Preston
Elizabeth Moore
Lyman Ericson
Howard Ericson
Arthur King
Wunice Thompson
Roy Stapleton
Farr Marsh
Arnold Jamgson
Eadith Marsh
Noel
Vacuum Cleaner to Clean St. Mary’s Cathedral Walls
George M. Jones, owner of a large vacuum cleaning machine, has been awarded a contract to remove dust from the walls and ceiling of St. Mary’s Cathedral using the machine.
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George M. Jones
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Rock Springs editor Cora Wanamaker dies after operation
Mrs. Cora B. Wanamaker editor of the Rock Springs Rocket died at a Rock Springs hospital following surgery on Wednesday. She led the paper since her husband founded it in 1907 and built a major allied business. Born May 28, 1879 in Golden, Illinois, she died on her birthday anniversary.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Cora B. Wanamaker
Rocket
The
Sweaters Arrive for High School Basketball Lettermen
The high school announces arrival of sweaters for lettermen including Donnie Sorenson, Arthur King, Howard Hinson, Lyman Hinson, James Storey, Charles Welsh, Earl Shogls and Henry Benson. CVG front CG, red and black trim. Veteran girls Winona Von Kennel and Lauda Newlin also receive sweaters. Earlier in year other girls earned gold medals.
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Donnie Sorenson
Arthur King
Howard
Lyman Hinson
James Storey
Charles Welsh
Earl Shogls
Henry Benson
Winona von Kennel
Lauda Newlin
Texas Governor Seeks Cotton Princess for Wyoming
Governor W P Nobdy of Texas wrote to Governor Robert Garey of Wyoming requesting that a Wyoming Cotton Princess be chosen to represent the state at the Texas Cotton Palace exposition in Waco in November. Garey says nominations are in order.
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Bhobby
Wyoming
W. P. Nobby
Texas
Riobert D. Garey
Waco
Union
Garey
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Ellen Golddacker
Fridn
Trig Man Mia
Tom Horn
Ating Service
Gov
Mrs
Calvin Coolidge
17Th Street
FORD
Branch
Pine Bluffs Motor: Co
Pine Bluffs, Wyo
Cora Wananaker
IES AT Springs
Avi Hegnese
Namareener Sen
Barbers’ Union
Grocers and Butchers
Association
Berg’s
Orange
N. J
Hdmonds
Madras
Carey
Tivoli
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