Sunday Dinner Hosts Honor Miss Enid Jones Aboard
Miss Emma Hoffman hosted a refined Sunday dinner for Miss Enid Jones and eight guests from the Coterie Club at 1:30. Attendees included Miss Gertrude Post and Mrs. John Galligan, with hand painted china gifts for Miss Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hoffman
Enid Jones
Miss Jones
Gertrude Post
John Galligan
Leah Astle
Charline Rockwell
Claudie Taylor
Valetta Brownlee
Miss Hoffman
My Cinderella Girl at Capital Ave Theatre
Baseball devotion frames a stage hit in a satire by William Norris. The play My Cinderella Girl drew crowds to the Whitney Opera House in Chicago after a long run, proving popular appeal and Norris’s knack for timely entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Norris
Cinderella Girl
Capitol Ave
Norris
Whitney Opera House
Chicago
Liquid cures eczema where salves fail
Medical authorities now urge liquid cures for eczema and skin diseases by washing away germs rather than greasing the skin. A simple wash, a compound of wintergreen thymol and other ingredients in the D.D.D. prescription, penetrates and destroys disease germs, soothing skin. a 25 cent trial bottle available at Palace Pharmacy, A. Roedel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Pharmacy
Roedel
Property sale in Cheyenne area for October departure
Owing to departure to California around October 1, the sellers offer inexpensive property with favorable terms. Included are a modern fireproof bungalow with hot water heat, pantry, bath, and large basement, a 20 by 80 barn, and a corner lot with sewer access. Also listed are a front porch and a former lot east of Mt. Dol’s Hospital, with several other improvements. For viewing call Lav rents Brow, 520 Main Street.
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Cheyenne
Cal
Mt. Dol's Hospital
Lot
Laverents Brow
Prof Mead Visits Cheyenne Irrigation Expert Lectures Australia
Professor Elwood Mead world renowned irrigation authority and Australian government chief advisor on irrigation arrived in Cheyenne for a years absence, lecturing on irrigation in Australia with kaleidoscopic views. He, on leave from his $15,000 yearly post, mingled with former friends at Atlas Theatre.
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Elwood . Mead
University of California
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Thomas Heaney
Atlas Theatre
Mead
Australia
South Sea
Professor Mead
Mme
Colorado and Routhery Trains Arrive at B. & Q. Depot
Beginning Saturday October 1 trains of the Colorado and Southern divisions will arrive and depart from the B. & Q. R. depot at Liban line.
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Colorado and
Routhery
Fle
Former Cheyenne Man Commits Death by Own Action
Deputy United States Marshal Leulle Buow reported a Cheyenne man William trosford, long resident and former public official, died by self-inflicted method yesterday. Trosford had served in local government roles including chief clerk of the territorial legislature and public offices in Cheyenne.
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United States
Marshall Leulle
Willian
Suleide
Thermopollé
Wiliam Trosford
Eily
Ares F
Terrl
Mrs Pinkham Offers Free Help For Female Ills
The advertisement presents Mrs Lydia E Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts as a confidante for women with female weaknesses. It emphasizes female readers may correspond at no cost, with letters read and answered by women, and promises confidential, experienced guidance from a long established source.
Death Notice of Mr. Snow to Lead Eastern Funeral
Lodge of Ellis a Mason and Knight Templar announces Mr. Snow will leave for Thermopolis this morning to oversee the funeral of his deceased relative. Interment will take place in Thermopolis.
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Lodge of
Ellis
Snow
Thermopolis
Wife Slayer Waives Preliminary Exam
James McLachlan, former bartender, shot and killed his wife and attempted suicide at their West Sixteenth Street home on a Friday night. He was arraigned yesterday morning before Justice of the Peace W. B. McGinn for a preliminary hearing and waived it. His case will likely be set for term court. friends may hire Attorney Walter Stoll for his defense.
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James McLachlan
West Sixteenth Street
Justice of the Peace
W. B. McGinn
Walter Stoll
Lodge 8 L. O. O. M. meeting announced for Oct 4 1910
The next regular meeting of Lodge 8 L. O. O. M. will be held at Eagle Hall Tuesday October 4 1910. Bb. J. Walters, Secretary.
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Eagle Hall
Bb. J. Walters
Produce Exchange Dissolved and Fines Set Aside
In Kansas City on October 3 Judge KE. B. Parmferfield dissolved the Kansas City Produce Exchange and fined three members a total of 8500. The court later set aside both the order and the fine as the defendants lacked legal representation at the initial action. An attorney for the exchange appeared and protested the action noting the final hearing was scheduled for that day.
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Kansas City
KE. B. Parmerfield
Kangage City Produce Exchange
Yudee Porterfield
Case for Tomorrow Seeks Injunction Against Produce Exchange
A suit seeks a permanent injunction to restrain the Produce Exchange from meeting daily to fix or set prices on foodstuffs. The action targets collusive pricing practices alleged to affect markets and consumers.
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Produce Exchange
Reading Circle Books for 1911 to be included in November Examinations
The State Board of Examiners announces that Reading Circle Books for 1911 will be included in the November Examinations. Kidney trouble preys upon the mind and nerves, causing discouragement. Use Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, a kidney remedy, at druggists or get a sample by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Examiners
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bingahamton
N. Y
Complaints Filed Against Three Alleged Offenders
County attorney C. L. Rigdon filed complaints in Justice court against Monroe Bryant James Hamilton and Victor Guiterras Bryant faces murder charges for allegedly shooting and killing George Herrera in a saloon on Seventeenth Street Hamilton is charged with stealing a horse belonging to Henry Hoffman Guiterras is charged with assault and battery
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C. L. Rigdon
Justice Court
Monroe Bryant
James Hamilton
Victor Guiterras
Bryant
George Herrera
Seventeenth Street
Hamilton
Henry Hoffman
Gulterras
Cheyenne Man to Claim Bride in Thermopolis Visit
Fred Hoffman an auto merchant and son of liveryman Henry Hoffman leaves Cheyenne for Thermopolis to wed Miss Niva Cometock. On return he becomes a full business partner with his father.
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Fred Hoffman
Henry Hoffman
Thermopalis
Mars Red
Niva Cometock
Cheyenne
Young
Mr. Hoffman
Remarkable claims for Dee Caldwell Syrup Poin cure
An ad asserts Dee Caldwell Syrup Poin cures bowel trouble across all ages from children to seniors. It cites testimonials from New York and Georgia and claims the bottle sells for fifty cents to one dollar. Ad urges readers to send addresses to the doctor for more information and promising no obligation.
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Dee Caldwell
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MY Cinderella Girl
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