Pre-nuptial party and Denver wedding scenes
A refined pre-nuptial dinner for Miss Marion Burrage hosted by Miss Dorothy Riner featured a pink and white decor and a frosted cake. The bridal party included Miss Burrage, Miss Organ, Miss Thompson, Miss Hadfield, Mr Frank Johnstone, and Mr Albert Walton. A separate Denver wedding on Thanksgiving morning united Mrs Edith M. Green and Mr Frank H. Samuels with a quiet ceremony at the bride’s mother’s home and a reception. They depart for New York City after January first.
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Marion Burrage
Dorothy Riner
Miss Burrage
Marlon Burrage
Katherine Organ
Jane Thompson
Mississee Hadfield
Frank Johnstone
Albert Walton
Denver
Edith M. Green
Frank H. Samuels
New York City
Marion Shurrage
Miss Organ
Clarence Hammond
Kent Snyder
Ruth Lacey
Julia Freeborn
Elsie Hadfield
Bessie Cook
Wthel Dyer
Rosalie Stone
Jean Brooks
Social Events Highlight Congregational Church Group
A Saturday afternoon tea hosted by Mrs. J A Paine for her Sunday school class featured a pink and white color scheme with carnations water colors and wild roses. Guests included Ruth Jenson Evelyn Jensen Mildred Graham Nora Murphy and other young women. Mra PD M Carley and Miss Helen Gilland assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.A. Paine
How to Cure a Cold with Pape's Cold Compound
A nineteenth century style advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound cures grippe and severe colds within hours. It asserts relief from neuralgia, headache, stuffed head and nose, feverishness, sneezing, sore throat, runny nose and rheumatic pain after the first dose. It touts 25 cent cost and universal availability via druggists and attacks quinine as ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elss
Grippe
Pape
Flour Trust Busted At Local Market Sale Notice
10000 560 Yb sacks of Best Kansas Cream Flour sold by Lawrence and Garr at 20th and Thames. Price $1.50 per sack with delivery by phone 652 Red. Governor B. Brooks departed Sunday for his ranch near Casper for a few days.
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Lawrence & Garr
20Th
Thames Sts
B. Brooks
Casper
Theta Ranch Company Incorporation Filed in Douglas
Incorporation papers were filed with the Secretary of State by the Theta Ranch Company of Douglas. Capitalization is listed at 75000 dollars.
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Theta Ranch Company of
Douglas
Supreme Court Takes Up Makive Case on Briefs
The case of Charles Makive from Wyoming was presented before the supreme court on briefs yesterday and the court took the case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Makive
Wyomling
Supreme Court
Marriage License Issued to Anderson and Thomas
A marriage license was issued yesterday to John M. Anderson of Douglas and Mrs. Alice M. Thomas of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Anderson
Douglas
Alice M. Thomas
Denver
Telephone Improvements Headed for Douglas
A. J. Vance, general superintendent of the Rocky Mountain Telephone Co, is due in Cheyenne soon and will go to Douglas to oversee extensive improvements planned by the company at that location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Vance
Rocky Mountain Telephone Company
Cheyenne
Douglas
District Court Dockets Cleared for December Term
The June term cases will be disposed of during his week to clear the docket for the December term, which starts next week with twenty one criminal and about one hundred twenty civil cases.
Niveth Jewelry Co. Announces Large Christmas Stock Sale
Window shows at Sherman Co. and a major holiday sale at the Niveth Jewelry Co. in Cheyenne. The store advertises one of the largest inventories ever exhibited with deep discounts on jewelry, cut glass, sterling silver, and chafing dishes. Mr. Nivelli notes the stock must be reduced and prices are well below regular levels as crowds flock to the sale.
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Niveth Jewelry Co
Cheyenne
Baspead Coveral
Alég
Nivelli
Garrity singers and Free Better Four in Cheyenne bill
A lively program features the Garrity sleters and soubrettes with polished harmony and light comedy. The Free Betters Four, a well regarded male quartette, garners top marks for merit. Vaudeville audiences also enjoy good motion pictures and orchestra selections in a bill described as the best in Cheyenne in weeks.
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Free Betters
Cheyenne
Visiting New York Girl Marines Sergeant Wedding at Fort Russell
At 8 o'clock last evening a wedding was held at the home of James Niswander on East Twenty sixth Street. Miss Bertha Howell Dotterer of New York City married Paul Compton a sergeant in the hospital corps at Fort D. A. Russell. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Leon C. Hill of the First Presbyterian church. Attendant Ming Aletta Dotterer, and best man Charles Leonard of Port Russell. The bride, a cousin of Mrs. Niswander, recently moved from New York to reside here. Compton has served many years in the U S government including six years overseas. The couple will live at Fort Russell.
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James
Southern Pacific Officials Tour City In Private Car
Traveling in the private car Saco a large party of Southern Pacific officials passed through Cheyenne last night and stopped for an hour. They continued west on Union Pacific train No 9. General Superintendent Dyer heads the party on a tour to learn conditions on other railroads.
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Saco
Southern Pacific
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Dyer
Editor's Charges Based Only On Suspicion
The congressional committee probing a lobby alleged to block Washington legislation began hearings in New York as George L. Norton editor of the Marine Journal testified he suspected three Midwest congressmen with newspaper ties and ad patronage from foreign steamship lines but could not name them. Run proof paint at Sherman Co.
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New York
Washington
George L. Norton
The
Marine Journal
Middle West
Federal civil service exams posted for Cheyenne building
Exams announced for December 24 for male assistant in agricultural education with a salary of 1400 to 2000 dollars per year December 30 for male assistant physiologist in plant nutrition with 1200 dollars per year January 6 for male agronomist in rice investigation with 1600 to 2500 dollars per year
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Cheyenne Federal Building
Five men charged with vagrancy discharged in police court
Five men charged with vagrancy appeared before Judge Velnita in police court yesterday morning. The defendants were fined but all were discharged after proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velnita
Indictments in Times Explosion Expected Soon
A special grand jury probing the Times explosion is to resume after Thanksgiving recess in Los Angeles. Indictments are believed to be issued within a few days, with four to six new true bills expected against alleged conspirators being sought by detectives.
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Times Cash
Los Angeles
Times
Pensilly
Bula
Decidedly Better Show at the Atlas
A stronger Atlas program than recent weeks features the Athletic Collegians Leonard Laula and Gillette. They perform twenty minutes of entirely new feats showcasing strength and skill while the audience applauds heavily for the smooth, graceful routine.
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Cheyenne
Atlas
hoagMner
Leonard
Laula
Gillette
Apecimena
Horewles Ag
Dr Caldwell's Byrup Pepsin Promises Digestive Cure
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Byrup Pepsin as an absolute cure for indigestion and stomach troubles. It features testimonials from Worthy of Foray, Knooner of Moline, and others, offering a free sample and guidance from Dr Caldwell at Caldwell Building, Mantigo, to readers seeking long term relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
T. W. Worthy
Popewin
Shafroth for Second Place in Democratic Vice Presidential Talk
The Star Journal discusses Governor John Franklin Shafroth as a strong western candidate for vice president in 1912. It argues his probity and regional appeal would balance eastern presidential contenders Harmon, Gaynor, or Wilson, delivering Colorado and several western states to the ticket.
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Pueblo
Colo
Shafroth
The
Star Journal
Colorado
John Frank
Shaffroth
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Democratic Party
Harmon
Ohio
Gaynor
New York
Wilson
New Jersey
Arizona
Wyoming
Nevada
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
Kansas
Iowa
Idaho
Star-Journal
John Franklin Shafroth
Cardinal Gibbons Opposes Woman Suffrage Message
In Baltimore on November 28 Cardinal Gibbons spoke to St Catherine's Normal Institute students urging women to stay out of politics. He said the proper place for women is the home and advised them to focus on duties that bring joy to families and future husbands.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
St. Catherine's Pormal Institute
St. Catherine
Two Nice Bungalows For Sale With Easy Terms
Real estate notice for J. M. Newman offering two neat bungalows with attractive terms. Phone contact listed as 20d Kle for details and viewing. Auction or sale details not specified in readable text.
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J. M. Newman
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East Twentieth Street
Mies
Teinil
Japan
Dageriping
Circular
Continental Oil Company
Cathering House
Ruth Jenson
Evelyn Jengen
Constance Jones
Mildred Gorham
Lillie Roberta
Muriel Guy
Badle
Josie Latge
Mollie
Margaret Lee
Amily Underwood
Beatrice Cook
Lena Smith
Dorothy van Winkle
Maude Bright
Letitia
Gertrude Thompson
Edna Wheeler
Mabel Koight
Mabel Logan
Robert Morten
J. H. Conway
O’boyle
Laura Sheldon
Westminister College
Stanley Vaughn
E. B. Treat
Mr. Vaughn
Miss Marion Treat
P. B. O. Sisterhood
Carnegiee Library
Sigma Delta Club
Helen Gilland
J. Ross Carpenter
Frank Chamberlain
Anamosa
Park Chamberlain
Miss Huntoon
Hereford
Mia Grace Heste
Byrne, Wic
Miss Foster
Foster
Miss Peterson
Alex Hastie
Ghipren
Thatrict Court
Sherman Co
Girl Marines
Cota
Rado
Honest John
Bryan Por
Express
C. T. Walsh
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