Brilliant fort Russell party raises funds for Army relief
Town and Russell society folk gathered at post quarter last evening for a cabaret and supper benefiting the Army Belief Society. Adjutant General T. J. McCoy directed dancing arrangements as state officials and prominent locals enjoyed booths, decorations, and a thanksgivin g touch during an event with more than two hundred attendees.
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Town
Russell
Fort Russell
Khosia
Army Belief Society
T. J. McCoy
Dugan
Edwards
Richart
Goodman
Nodney
Queen Esther
Masonic Temple
Mra Pe
A. Kilse
Archer Meyring
Ano. m .the
City Briefs and local notes on hunts and new homes
City commissioners meet tomorrow. Duck hunting parties will dock at running water still open today. Charles Becker and family occupy a new cottage on House Street near Twenty‑first. The last section of the old Dyer house is near completion at the site.
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Carey Avenue
Ethel Adams
Association
Misa Adah Walton
Misa Mary
W. C
Mildred McIntosh
Y. W. Co
China
Avery Haggard
Russia
Europe
Floy Swaim
India
Misa Adams
World Organization of the ¥. W. Co
Charles Becker
House Street
Twenty-first
Thejold Dyer House
Fort Collins High School Defeats Cheyenne Team Locally
Ex cathedral relocation in progress in West Cheyenne and university board meetings in Laramie are noted. A water main break on Lincoln Highway between Capitol and Carey avenues was fixed yesterday. Governor Carey attended University of Wyoming trustees meetings in Laramie.
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Laramie
Univers
Acing
Preston
Iveralty High School
Cheyne
Cheyenne
William A. Riner
Clifford Humlmer
Ray Lee
C. C. Garisie
E. R. Doods
Misa Etta Dobbin
Washington
Valley Forge
Maurice Groshon
Riner
C. Charlisle
W. C. Deming
Diring
The
University of Wyoming
Lincoln Highway
Capitol and
Carey Avenues
Fort Collins
Carey
Bo of Trustees of
Jury and public hearers gather as trial reports unfold
A man identified as Fred Loetfal, sought in a car disappearance, is sighted by Officer Rowner. Judge Tidball of Laramie County sits in the district court with proceedings before Judge Mentzer. Betty Bergman’s appeal appears, while George Kaota of Worthilld pleads in the United States District Court and is fined fifty dollars for a shooting incident. J. M. Schwoob, Cody merchant, leaves for business in the city.
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Fred Loetfal
Rowner
W. J. Tidball
Laramie
Laramie County
W. C
George Kaota
Worthilid
Terday
United & Aletrict
Dacka
Wan
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Zabella Zacher
Maurice Dinneen
J. C. Jefferis
Marion Jefferis
Ethel Nimmo
Margaret Grier
Arthur Parker
Fort Meron
Frank Ottman
D. A. Preston
Nettford
Carl Ray
California
F. D. Spafford
Mary Spatt
W. EB
Chaplina
Miss Spafford
John Hopkins University
Mr. Spafford
New England
Kanga
Guy Taylor
Detroit
Mr. Taylor
Chicago
World Wide Guild
Mra
KR. J. Newburn
Josephine Stimson
Birt Sy
Royal Balcom
St. Michael
Wind River Reservation
Oakleaf Chapter
O. B
C. F. Dickinson
O. BE
Sunshine Society
William Lannen
B. F. Ball
O. W. Wheeler
J. H. Schmidt
T. Joe Cahill
Long Beach, Calif
Ora
Roderick N. Mataon
East Eighteenth Street
Mig
Margaret Weaver
Margaret Roweell
Oakland
Calif
B. J. McGuire
Maude Yora
Allen Williamson
Mina Jessie Cooper
Ruth Temple
Mr. McIntosh
Jessup
Episcopal Bazaar
Guild of St. Mark's Parish
St. Mark's
David Nimmo
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Sieler
Ftret Methodist Church
Laura Lee
Fet
Francis B. Warren
Branford Place
Government Contractors Dept
Newark, New Jersey
McElroy
Eagles’ Hall
Pacific Coast
Managemnt
McKeo
Archer
Royal
Stevenson Electric
Wyo
Mr. Klein
Mischa Lhevinne
Klein’s Music Store
Capitol Age
United State
VINOL
A. B. Roedel
OAM S. Park & CO
First National Bank
Petit Jury
Mentzer
Betty Bergman
Apalant
Bergman
J. M. Schwoob
Cody
Knight-Campbell
Knight-Campbell’s
KWGHT
Gmpbell
West
Victor
Forbes
Brunswick Phonograph
For All
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New Brunswick Records
17Th and Capitol