District No 2 Wyoming Auction for Heifer and Watches
In District No 2 covering Wyoming outside Cheyenne, two Shetland ponies two bleevelee and four watches are to be awarded in this district with a loan amount of 1.480 1.200 1040 1.00 1ac0.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1917
Page
3
In District No 2 covering Wyoming outside Cheyenne, two Shetland ponies two bleevelee and four watches are to be awarded in this district with a loan amount of 1.480 1.200 1040 1.00 1ac0.
J Gane and daughter visiting at J A Miller home were guests of honor at a Monday noon dinner party hosted by their host and hooteys. In the evening Mr and Mrs M H M Spiecelman entertained the visitors at supper with the same guest list. Mr and Mrs Harry Hoffman presided at dinner to honor Miss Hes Heckle visiting from Memphis Tennessee for a month with her sister Miss Elbe Hieckte at the TC Rhea home. The table featured autumn flowers and was set for several guests including Mit and Mre TC Nieuw and Little Downa Varie.
Residents plan travels to New York Denver and Camp Greene as relatives visit or relocate. Mrs. Churchill and friends recall Cheyenne days while planning trips to Denver. Local clubs host parties at A O I W hall and Capitol as Sunshine and Royal Neighbors discuss charity work and future events. Civic league and hospital groups meet for planning and officer elections.
Mrs Willis Jacobs will entertain the Woman's club of the R M A at her home for an upcoming gathering.
Eight women finished a Red Cross instruction course led by Mrs. Ralph Oakes of Denver. They completed the required service and received badges. Nine workers gather in the Hewrose rooms at the capitol for training as a new supply of yarn for halting is distributed by Mrs. Carpenter.
Citizens report dirty drinking water with many unable to drink it and complaints spread. City officials announce steps today to improve water quality. Authorities cite a problem in the reservoir and filtration process as the cause.
Officials warn of water contamination after filtering lapses. The water tastes like lake water and cleanup of Round Top is planned. A hospital patient fled Monday but was later arrested at the Dyer hotel.
Sheriff Cook of Fort Collins arrives in Cheyenne to escort Witt Glen Bailey to answer charges of murder and bootlegging in Surimer county court. Hailey was injured in a car crash that killed Clyde Stagner. Bailey remains confined.
Foundations for the new city and county rail are complete and forms removed. A large workforce fills the ground beside the foundation to grade, stone for the building is arriving and will be placed as collected, with completion expected to confine city and county prisoners by spring.
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