Visitors and locals mingle in Cheyenne city briefs
Denver arrivals W P Meek H A Gillies L R McGrath J S Henderson and wife R C Williams visit Cheyenne. From Wichita Falls E R Greenwood H C Grandenberg travel by auto. George Clark visits from Lincoln. Inez Worthing from Casper stops by. Fred Calking George Harmiers and H Harmiers head from Verango. Nelle McHuck recuperating after appendicitis. Robert D Hawley from Douglas on business. Louis Cook and Charles Warner arrive from Denver. F A Waller visits from Seattle. John Burchmore U P auditor tours Wyoming division. J N Roach and F M Johns from Cleveland plan a few days. W T Bell from Omaha expected to stay several days. Frank H Wescott travels to Denver. R L Wade from Kansas City visits Plains. J H Lunn in Cheyenne from San Francisco. Henry G Knight and J Fritter of UWyo visit for agriculture and civil engineering discussions.
W. O. W. Card Social and Dance at K C Ball
W O W card social and dance scheduled for Thursday night October 12 at the Kansas City ball. Admission is 16 cents for adults and 18 cents for other attendees.
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W. O.W
K. C. Ball
Minor Injuries Reported After Hospital Transfer
Multiple brief notices from Cheyenne report patients and visitors. Mary Sry- More wah was taken to St John's for surgery. a man from Cedar Rapids registered at the Plains. a crook from 106 West Nineteenth Street was admitted to St John's. Several business visitors and travelers, including A M Reyne, W B Wilking, N H Nystrom, T Pura, and Eil Jacobsen, were noted in Cheyenne and surrounding areas.
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Mies Mary Sry
St. John's How
Nineteenth Street
St. John's Hospital
Wyoming Troopers Observed Rousing Camp Spirit in Deming
The camp site at Deming hosts 2nd Arkansas regiment and troops from Arkansas and Delaware aiding setup of tents and a vibrant Y.M.C.A. with modern facilities. Soldiers praise local hospitality and pledge to advance their cause while political commentary follows on Hughes Wilson and Kendrick in national dialogue.
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Deming
2Nd, Arkansas Regiment
Arkansas
Delaware
IRAC
Stone
Wye
Inf
G O P Admits Clark In Wyoming Senate Hope
The article quotes a Republican speaker praising Governor Kendrick as the next Wyoming United States senator and endorsing Representative Clark as a progressive ally to champion the people’s issues in Congress. It reflects party unity and a forecast of electoral outcomes.
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Carey
Kendrick
United States
Wyoming
Congress
Lark
Independent Swing To Wilson Support Gains Across States
A wave of party realignment emerges as independents in Minnesota Missouri and Nebraska express support for Woodrow Wilson. In Duluth an informal Wilson movement forms the Hillside Non-Partisan Wilson league to appeal to independent voters. Missouri progressive A Laughlin endorses Wilson for reelection. Nebraska hotelier R E Heckert backs a Democratic slate, praising Wilson and Senator Pittman as best for the nation.
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Delaware
Wilson
Duluth
Minnesota
Wilson Club
Pioneer Club
Hillside
Wilson League
Missouri
Kansas City
Laughlin
Progressive Party
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Sttee
Agate
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Law School
Columbia University
New York
Nebraska
R. E. Heckert
Lexington
Nab
Pittlesone
W. Co. W. Card Social and Dance Night
Local club advertises a Thursday night social and dance event featuring music and convivial gathering. Community members are invited to attend and enjoy refreshments.
Powell girl wins Park county fair sewing prize
Gladys Shanks of Powell won the $6 prize for best sewing work by a school girl at the Park county fair. Gladys of Lower Sage Creek took second place and the prize money was evenly divided.
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Park County
Gladys Shanks
Powell
Gladys
Lower Sage Creek
Begin Hot Water Bathing With Limestone Phosphate Remedy
Health advice urges morning interior washing with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Claim it clears poisons and toxins, relieves biliousness headaches and stomach upset, and improves vitality by fasting before breakfast.
Mason to Nomion Meeting Notice in Cheyenne
A meeting to celebrate the feast day of Rocky Mountain Lodge of Perfection No 8 will be held at the New Masonic Temple in Cheyenne Wyoming on Thursday October 12 1916 at 7 oclock p m Samuel Corbon is secretary and invites members and chartered guests to attend.
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New Masonic Temple
Cheyenne
Wyomley
Rocky Mountain Lodge of Perfection No. 8
Samuel Corbon
Cot. lvth Ecard Social and Dance
Ww O W ecard social and dance Thursday night at K ball. Admission 1 G4.
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E. R. Greenwood
H. C. Grandenberg
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Lincoln
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Robert D. Hawley
Louis Cook
Chas. 8S
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Plains Hotel
Seattle
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Seatte
U. P
John Burchmore
Union Pacific
Cleveland
J. N. Roach
F. M. Johns
Plains
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Omaha
W. T. Bell
Frank H. Wescott
Secretary of State
K. C
R. L. Wade
the Plains
Frisco
J. H. Lunn
San Francisco
Wyo
University
Henry G. Knight
C College of Agriculture
J. Fritter
University of Wyoming
Tom Keene
Rik H
Boyd Ogompany
Heycen
Cesar Rephie
A. M. Reyne Olde
Qgherenne
the Plaine
Raplia
Hobba & Thwekfeldt
Shosthonl
Ired A. McPherson
Shoshoni
W. B. Wilking
Capitol
Hanne Arritais
N. Fl. Nystrom
T. Pura
Tianna
Yeaterday
Carpenter
Eil Jacobeon
Waughes
Tim Os
Pon
Hughes
Saulebury
Salt Lake
Clark
Duffy
Rechkestes
Orm
Wyoming Oil and Mineral Developing Club
Odl
Rexall Store
Masonto Nomion
Burgemm
Moffatt Hayril
Meoom
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Massour
Logan
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