Cheyenne Briefs and Personal Notes Headline
Multiple visitors and locals listed as Cheyenne brief items. Notable names include H B Renick Denver business, W D Smith and F Hunter from Denver, Jack Epateen from Chicago, R B Davis from Omaha, W M Traver also in town, I May from Cincinnati, and A D Taylor with H B Gedy from Denver. Local businesses Hobbs and Huckfeldt advertised, plus Sherman Co. and Swisher Optical Service noted. The Wyoming Mineral Club stock sale to James Nimmo mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming of and Mineral Club
James Nimmo
Democrats Hold Rally at Albin
A well attended rally by the democrats occurred in Albin last night with strong audience enthusiasm. Speakers included W. B. Ross Sam Thompson Lloyd C. Sampson and J. W. Gill.
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Albin
W. B. Ross
Sam Thompson
Lloyd C. Sampson
J. W. Gill
Player Piano Bargain Near Cheyenne
Customer near Cheyenne cannot pay balance on a player piano and will turn it over to the first satisfactory buyer who will pay the balance. Cash payments accepted. For particulars write Cheyenne Music House Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Music House
Wyo
Mother Made Cough Syrup Claims Fast Relief
An advertisement touts a home made cough syrup described as quick acting and highly effective for bronchial and winter coughs. It markets Pines as a key ingredient and promises fast healing, urging readers to ask their druggist for the product and guaranteeing customer satisfaction.
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The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
The Ordeal of Elizabeth at the Lyric
Lillian Walker stars as Elizabeth Van Vorst in a Blue Ribbon feature at the Lyric. Elizabeth marries a rising musician who deserts her for society life in the city, then meets clubman Tullan Gerard who falls for her and learns of her past marriage. Gerard travels to Africa seeking solace.
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Lillian Walker
Elizabeth
Miss Walker
Elizabeth van Vorst
Tullan Gerard
Gerar
Gerard
Africa
Leslie visit travels through Cheyenne to California
Mrs May McCollister arrived in Cheyenne from Denver to visit Mr and Mrs L Sealie. She is en route to California confirming travel through Wyoming on her way west.
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Leslies
May McCollister
Cheyenne
Denver
Mrs. L. Sealie
California
Riner's Oil Case Ruling Upheld by U.S. Court of Appeals
The United States circuit court of appeals in St. Paul affirmed Judge Riner's 1916 Cheyenne ruling for Ohio Oil against the government over invalid land withdrawals. The decision affects thousands of acres in Wyoming and California, clarifying mineral land withdrawal laws and signaling possible statutory revisions before further action.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Paul
Minnesota
Ohio Oil Company
Judes J. A. Riner
United States Court For Wyoming
United States
Wyoming
California
Uiin
Cheyenne
Wilson
Million for Mary opens Atlas bill as Kolb Dill Mutual Star comedy
The American Film company presents A Million for Mary a five act comedy at the New Atlas. Germain comedians Mike and Louie run a drug store inherited under odd circumstances with an orphan girl. They aim to make a fortune for her in what’s billed as a clean funny film comedy.
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ATLAS
Mary
American Film Company, Inc
Kolb & Dill Mutual Star
Germain
Mike
Louie
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Apital Coad Company
OAL
Kionsebill & Holliday
Whitney Macarta
Hobbs and Huckfeldt
Plains Hotel
W. D. Smith
4. Hunter
Hobbs and Huckfeldt's
Chicago
Jack Epateen
the Plains
Sherman Co
the Sherman Co. Us
Cincinnati
May
R. McCafferty
Erisco
W. W. Algren
San Francisdo
A. D. Taylor
H. B. Gedy
Swisher's Optical Service
W. 17Th St
Riverton
J. H. Morris
AR. G. Schaefer
Universal
Hobba and
Wuckfeldt
Plaina Hotel
Prospect
Bink
Lure
Trott
E. Trott
Nobber
Carey
Mra, D. K. Nicolaldes
Superior
D. Locher
Omaha
Inter Ocean
Alin
Nandy
Riner
AU & Cmotit
Taft
United States Supreme Court
Rexall Store
North Platte, Nebr
Rolb W Dill
Mike and
Lovie
Victor Moore
the Clown
Vitagraph
Blue Bray
W. ST. Clair Union Barber Shop
Masseur
Logan
Champion Shoe Shop
Carey Avenue
West 17Th Street
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