County Ticket List for Local Races
The slate includes ED G SCHOOPL for Sheriff, TAY OLDS for Treasurer, SAMUEL M THOMPSON for Prosecuting Attorney, WILLIAM H DILLMAN for County Clerk, SAM J ELLIS for Clerk of District Court, WILLIAM SUNSTAN for County Commissioner four years, W B McCOMAS for two years, MAMIE B HEFFERON for Superintendent of Public Instruction, DR C BEARD for Coroner, J OC HANSEN for Assessor, PATRICK poppy for Road Supervisor, A B BARTLETT for Surveyor, MIKE SEIGER for Justice District No 1, FRED BONSTEDPT for Justice of the Peace District No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Thompson
William H. Dillman
Mamie B. Hefferon
C. ¥. Beard
J. OC. Hansen
Patrick Poppy
A. B. Bartlett
Justice District
Mike Seiger
Justice of the Peace
Justice
Fred Bonstedpt
City Ticket: Mayor Gill and Ward Officials listed
The notice lists mayoral candidate D. W. Gill and council members A. Rob Tanle First Ward, W. Q. Phelan Second Ward, I. N. Hansen Third Ward as the official city slate. Details on election date and jurisdiction not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Q. Phelan
II. N. Hansen
Miller's repair shop offers watch adjustments and repairs
Miller's at 1709 Carey Ave advertises watch repair and adjustment services with moderate prices and high grade work. The note also lists local moves and travels of residents including N. C. Nelson returning from Walla Walla and J F Braun heading to Indianapolis. Additional notices mention trunks at the Factory and Nimets military tailoring in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller's
Connect
Carey Ave
West
N. C. Nelson
Walla Walla
Wash
Slater
Weat
16Th Street
J. F. Braun
Indianapolis
Winter Urban Happenings and Local Notices
City parks prep for snow cover as crews rake leaves and burn debris. A Denver train bound for the festival era enjoys a $2.25 round trip fare. Joseph Hadfield dies at home. funeral set in Omaha. Detraining of the Frontier show and Irwin ranch move wrap up. Construction on Carey avenue brick walls and roof advances amid active plastering and interior work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL Garwood
Carey Ave
City
Denver
Colorado
Hadfield
Joseph Hadfield
Fred Hoel
Omaha
Kendrick
Golden Prairie
J. B. Kendrick
Auteg
Pine Bluffs
Trwin
Middle West
Irwin Ranch
Little Horse Creek
Carey Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Cheyenne Man Hurt in Denver Crowd Incident
Gene Taylor of Cheyenne was crushed by a slow moving car wheel after being shoved by a Denver crowd at Sixteenth and Curtis. He suffered a badly crushed leg and was taken to City and County hospital. condition to be assessed before return home as many injuries mounted during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Taylor
Cheyenne
Denver
Taylor
Sixteenth
Curtis Street
New Iron Shutter Installed at Weather Bureau
The United States Weather Bureau in Washington with R. Q. Grant in charge received a new iron shutter to replace the old one atop the Commercial building. The louvre shutter allows air passage and will be placed in position immediately, with a wooden box protecting the instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Weather Bureau Hre
R. Q. Grant
Weather Department
Washington, D. C
Commerceial
General Thompson Attacks Warren at Sheridan Rally
Democratic orator General John Thompson of Cheyenne condemned Senator Warren as corrupt and unfit for office. He cited Collier's Weekly charges and land grabbing claims, alleging widespread graft among Republicans now in the progressive party. H A Coffeen and J F Hoop joined Thompson on the platform at Willian Falls during the Sheridan rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dummes
General Thompson
Carey
Senate
Congress
Thompson
Warren
Wryante
Republican Party
Thors
Progressive Party
H. A. Coffeen
J. F. Hoop
Bertha Frazee Granted Divorce to Reclaim Maiden Name
Bertha Evelyn Irises of Cheyenne was granted a divorce from William Fragee yesterday in district court by Judge Matson. The court restored her to her maiden name McCoombs Frazee. The record notes no appearance by Frazee and cites desertion as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Evelyn Irises
Cheyenne
William Fragee
Judes Matson
McCoombhs Frazee
Syrup of Figs touted as safe laxative for children
An old advertisement deems Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Raspberry safe for children, claiming relief for upset stomachs and constipation. It promotes the fig flavor, lists the California Fig Syrup Co as the maker, and mentions beauty parlors run by Clara A. Ligler at 411 W. 19 St. with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Clara A. Ligler
Harry Nolan Elected to Tau Beta Pi at Missouri School
Harry Nolan, a Cheyerine boy at the Missouri School of Mines, was elected to Tau Beta Pi, the honor fraternity for high academic achievement. Former Bartlett Engineering Co. engineer Nolan joins a lineage of notable members. Bartlett firm member Albert R. Tartett was inducted years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nolan
Tau Beta Pitafi
Missouri School of Mine
H. Nolan
Tau Peta Fi
Sane
Nelan
Bartlett Engineering Company
Tlaely
Albert RB. Tartett
Mer
Bartlett
Coroner Candidate Announces Candidacy in Laramie County
A message from Dr. C. Beard announces his candidacy for coroner of Laramie County. He pledges faithful service if elected and urges voters to support his bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
Talthiyshervice
Ray K. Olds
Whit
Vacationing in California with a Laughing Twist
Two bachelors seek summer lodging in California after a dubious ad from a wealthy rancher. They travel to San Francisco to join the plan but find the ranch is a ruin and instead attend a Lyric Theatre bill featuring Solemn Hour, Pedras Dilemnia, and The Beating He Needed for a night of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff
George
California
J. B. Good
San Francisco
Cal
Stubborn Colds May Lead to Consumption
A vintage medical advert cites Eckman’s Alterative as a remedy for lingering colds that become chest infections. It claims the tonic helps bronchitis asthma and throat lung trouble, with testimonials and an invitation to request a recovery booklet from Kekman Laboratories in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Kelkman
Cherry St
Philh
Stret
Beleman
Hevin
M. L. Gerhardt
Evkman
Palace Pharmacy Urog Co
Kekm Laborators
Philadelphia
Reward Offered for Evidence in Tank and Post Theft
A $50 reward is offered for evidence leading to conviction of those who stole stack tanks and posts from P. O. land. John D. Clark, attorney, 7 Wall Paper The Sherman Co, is listed in connection with the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. Land
John D. Clark
Justice of the Peace Race District No 2 Ends
Voters consider Fred Bohnstedt for Justice of the Peace District No 2. The candidate pledges honesty and fearlessness and seeks to serve with integrity in local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Fred Bohnstedt
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ED G. Schoopl
Tay Olds
Sam J. Ellis
William Sunstan
W. B. McComas
City Ticket
D. W. Gill
A. Robtanle
City News
William Johnson
The
Land Office
Lester Mercer
Claude Beech
Alfred Johnson
WeraJjp
Weather Bureau
Thompson Flays
Sheridan
Sheridan Post
Bertha E. Frazey
Citizens National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyofiing
Clvb
Mine Neisler
Audente
Cheyenne High School
Milas Neda Ler
Muriel Guy
Mandalay
Della Milliard
Mins Smith
Duniway
States University
Tuniway
Eaton
Shy Ama Hi
Sanitas
van Lennon
Vecnum
Weinger
MFG. Co.’S
Capitol Avenue
Democratic Party
Edward G. Schorl
DR. C. ¥. Beard
DR. Cc. ¥. Beard
Sherman Co
W. A. Dillman
W. H. Dillman
William Dunstan
Samuel J. Ellis
Fermut
Soll Ejis
Ray EB
Ler
Ber
First Judicial
Laramie
Converse
Platte, Goshen and
Niobrita
Albert OB. Bartlett
Demcritic
Uest ‘Technical Educu
Hansen
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