County Ticket List for Local Elections
A scanned ballot section lists candidates for county offices including Sheriff ED G Sotiord Treasurer Nay Olds Prosecuting Attorney Samuel M Thompson County Clerk William E Willman Clerk of District Court Sam J Ellis County Commissioner 4 years William Dunst an County Commissioner 2 years W D McComas Superintendent of Public Instruction Mamif Heferon Coroner Dr Brard Assessor J C Hansen Road Supervisor Patrick Doody Surveyor A B Bartlett Constable Justice District No 1 Mike Seigei Justice of the Peace Justice District No 2 Fred Bonsteret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nay Olds
Samuerel M. Thompson
William E. Willman
William Dunstan
Db, McComas
Mamif Fh. Heferon
J. C. Hansen
Patrick Doody
A. B. Bartlett
Mike Seigei
Justice of the Peace
Justice
Fred Bonsteret
City Council fills vacancy with Lawrence in ward roles
The city council appoints P. Lawrence to fill the vacancy and assigns W. Gill First Ward, A. Tall e Second Ward, W. Q. Phelan Third Ward, and ILN Hansen as council members across wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gill
A. Ror. Talle
WW. Q. Phelan
P. Lawrence
Miller's Repairs Stands Out for Correct Watch Work
Miller's Shop at 1709 Carey Ave offers correct watch repairing and adjusting with high grade work at moderate prices. Mumps confines Mr. Douglas Riddle, manager of the U P restaurant, to his rooms though improving rapidly. Divorce action filed by Pear Stewart against Harry M. Stewart cites cruelty. they wed August 29, 1904 and have two children. Florist C H Garwood advertises fresh cut flowers at 1721 Carey Ave. Phone 83-W. Fort Russell chapel services by Rev Davidson and St Mark's choir at 4:00 pm tomorrow. Mrs Dobbinsenies disputes custody after district court order. Fort as Sub Station plan discussed for Fort Russell post office under Cheyenne office. Final proofs listed for several residents. Police warn cyclists to keep off walks.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
Douglas Riddle
U. P
Nimetz
Russell
Pear Stewart
Harry M. Stewart
C. H. Garwood
W. Tf
Fort
Davidson
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Washington
Land Office
Sampson C. Bener
Torrington
Wye
Albert Cobb
Wheatland
Samuel Blatt
Allen
Josiah Clarke
Charles L. Romane
Lingle
Arthur J. Roath
Greek Patriote train leaves Ogden for Denver War rally
A special train carried about 440 Greeks from Ogden and Una tationa to Denver to join a large Colorado delegation. They head home to join the army and fight for their country amid patriotic display. A Post concert by the fourth field artillery featured the 1812 overture and a baritone solo. An invention by Barnes and Jones introduces an electrical belt-shift device promising belt savings.
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Ogden
Atationa
Wyoming
Thin City
Denver
Colorado
Greece
America
Hattery A
Fourth Field Artillery
A. D'Antiolo
V. DeFulvio
F. J. Barnes
W. M. Jones
Taylor's Firemen End Fake Alarm Run At Box 47
A false alarm was reported at 7 90 last night from box 47 at Twenty first and Snyder streets. The auto truck and hose wagon from Central responded. This is the second false alarm from that box in as many weeks, with the location becoming a rival to the Parish House area. The culprit group appears to have moved its base of operations.
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Twenty-first
Snyder Streets
The Author Of His Own Misery By George Fitch
George Fitch writes about experiences with a 22 caliber motor beat and loses his temper every thirty minutes, drawing on personal ownership of one for credibility. This piece appears in Popular Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ae
George Fitch
Popular Magazine
The Right Way to Be Absent Minded Explained
J Van Vechten Clcott of New York recounts Rufus Choate using a witness to illustrate absent mindedness with a witty exchange. The witness imagines a man who thinks his watch is at home and then checks his pocket, calling it a little absent mindedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. van Vechten Clcott
New York
Rufus Choate
Choate
Popular Magazine
Carroll 10 Be Arraigned In Court Monday
Geo Carroll, arrested at Lusk Wyoming, faces a preliminary hearing in district court Monday for a saloon burglary in the Senate silo. He is 21, held in the county jail, with over $900 of $1200 stolen recovered. Sheriff Roach recovered the money. Carroll may plead guilty and seek immediate sentence. He was en route to New York City, having bought a crowboy outfit at Orin Junction to impress Eastern relatives. County Attorney Rigdon is away and will return Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Carroll
Lusk
Wyo
Senate
District
Young Carroll
Roach
Carroll
New York City
Orin Junction
Wyoming
Rigdon
Watts Lecture Inspires Cheyenne College Students
Attorney Clyde M. Watts spoke to Cheyenne Business College students about shorthand work and court reporting. He urged hard work and close study, noting there is room at the top for those who excel, as the college and Professor Barratt plan more lectures and school improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde M. Watts
Cheyenne Business College
Watts
Business College
Cheyenne
Sir Knights Called to Escort Colorado Commandery
Attention Sir Knights Members of Wyoming Commandery No. 1 K P are asked to appear in full uniform at the Masonic Temple at 10 90 o'clock Saturday morning to escort Colorado Commandery from the train. Attest D W Gill shrdlun.
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Wyoming Commandery No. 1
K. P
Masonic Temple
Colorado Commandery
A. F. Johnston
C. C
D. W. Gill
Shrdlun
Candy Special at The Robinson
Italian cream candy 200 per pound fancy packed chocolates 1 pound boxes regular 60 cents value at 100 today only grams per pound or unit price not specified in full sentence.
Sherman Co Pure White Lead Wall Paper
Sherman Company promotes Pure White Lead for wall coverings. Distribution details and product claims appear in brief notices describing finishes and application guidance.
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Sherman Co
The
Cheyenne High Adds Star Player and Bulletin Board Trends
Enrollment at Cheyenne High School reaches 2951 as Clarence Bell enrolls and joins the football squad. Posters announce Lyonum Lecture courses and other school activities while the new physical lab advances science classes. Senior rehearsals for the rhetorical contest draw attention as freshmen flee from dramatic oratory.
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Cheyenne High School
Clarence Bell
Officer O Bries Arrests Suspected Army Deserter
Officer Jack O'Brien arrested Roy Ruble suspected of desertion from the United States army. Ruble admitted seven aliases and a prior desertion with a sentence served in a military penitentiary. He will be held until local authorities finish records check.
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Obries
Jack O'Brien
Roy Ruble
United States Army
O'Brien
Ruble
Mother of Large Family Trusts Lydia E Pinkham Medicine
Scottville Michigan woman mother of thirteen children praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and its tonic wash for pain relief and vitality. Her eldest daughter also benefited from the remedy for painful periods and irregularities. The letter touts the product as a safe, drug free domestic health aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottville, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkharm
Po J.G. Johnson
R.F.D
Magistrate Warns Suffragettes After Brooklyn Interruption
Chief Magistrate Kenopher brands Mikty Maud Malone a dangerous crank for interrupting Governor Wilton at a Brooklyn rally. He warns that violent acts will be punished while lawful advocacy remains free, and criticizes Malone’s methods as hindering women's enfranchisement.
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New York
New York City
New
Maetetrate Kenopher
Mikty Maud Malone
Govertnor Wilton
Brooklyn
Aswerved
England
Politics and Prayers Prophecy From Uncle Joe Cannon
A humorous note recalls the last time Speaker of the House Joseph Cannon was asked to prophecy about the forthcoming election. He declined, saying he was no prophet, likening his predicament to a runaway horse and a peasant joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Joe" Cannon
Nik
Popular
Herald Polls Wilson Majority in New York Vote
The New York Heralds fourth weekly straw poll shows Woodrow Wilson leading and Roosevelt moving ahead of Taft in the contest. Results summarize electoral prospects, state-by-state splits, and the distribution of the 1908 to 1912 vote comparison, noting Wilson could win with 26 states and 456 electoral votes.
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New York Heralds
Sun Day
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
O Taft
Herald
Wilton Ee
Tate
Seevneen
Wilson WI
Taft
Wilson
Merald
Wilton
New Wexland
Ruhni
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Towa
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Kansas
Colorado
Herat
the Herald
Lemen
Gaina
Toul Vate
Scientific Facial and Scalp Treatments Arranged
Clara A. Ligler at 411 W. 19th St makes arrangements for scientific facial and scalp treatments over the telephone 817.
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Clara A. Ligler
W. 19Th St. Tr
Also Mentioned on This Page
ED G. Sotiord
Distriet Court
Sam J. Ellis
City Ticket
IL N, Hansen
City News
Taylor
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
Attorney Watts
Poastera
Lyonum
Weloo
Ballerin
Mariel Guy
Citizens National Bank
Citizens National Bank ‘Wyonixa
Politics and Prayers
Sanitas
Turkeys
Suring
Toald
Mocklps
Saverkeast
Solitare
Caphol Market
W. 17Th St
S.ce
Warren
Aldrich
Congressional Record
Senator la Follette
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Vallieres
Edholm & Akin CO
Union Pacific Watch
Atlantic Tea Store
W. 16Th St
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