County Ticket for Sheriff and County Officials
County voters face ballots listing ED G SCHORD for Sheriff, RAY OLDS for Treasurer, SAMUEL M THOMPSON for County and Prosecuting Attorney, WILLIAM H DILLMAN for County Clerk, SAM J BOLI for Clerk of District Court, WILLIAM DUNSTAN for County Commissioner four years, W B McCOMAS for two years, MAMIF B HEPRERON for Superintendent of Public Instruction, DR. C BEARD for Coroner, J C HANSEN for Assessor, PATRICK noopy for Road Supervisor, A B BARTLETT for Surveyor, MIKE SAIGEN for Constable Justice District No 1, and FRED BONSTEDT for Justice of the Peace District No 2.
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Ray Olds
Samueal M. Thompson
William H, Dillman
William Dunstan
A. B. Bartlett
Justice District
Mike Saigen
Justice of the Peace
Justice
Fred Bonstedt
City Names Officials to Fill Vacancy on Council
Mayor D W Gill and council members A Rob Tanle W Q Phelan J N Hansen and P Lawrence named to fill a vacancy across wards in the city government.
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D. W. Gill
A. Robtanle
W. Q. Phelan
Miller's Repair Shop Offers Correct Watch Services
City notices include Miller's Watch Repair at 1709 Carey Ave advertising accurate repairs at moderate prices. The listings also note sermons on death by own action by Rev Hills, a divorce granted to Josephine McGuire, florist services by H Garwood, and other local items from prison transfers to minstrel show success and a Chicago trip for a dairy proprietor.
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Carey Ave
Hills
Nimetz
Fr. Russell
Josephine McGuire
Vincent McGuire
H. Garwood
Maurice Groshon
Laramie
Moody
Groshon
John Anderson
Citizens’ Bank
Owens
Weston County
James Murdock
Tony Aspell
John Giachino
Matson
Adeline Lovelass
William
Vaughn
Fremont, Neb
Windy City
One-Word Patent Remedy Promised by B W Grove
An advertisement touts a single dose cure titled Bromo Quinine described as a laxative remedy. It claims to cure a cold in one day and grip in two days and signs with B. W. Grove. The copy emphasizes rapid relief and a simple use.
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B. W. Grove
Land sale dispute resolved in Horse Creek case
The court ruled in favor of the defendants in the Charles F Johnson and wife versus George Whitman and wife and Fred Kateer and wife land sale case near the Nebraska line. A Cheyenne farmer, Tornip Wetet, reported planting 400 pounds of potatoes on one acre and digging 200 bushels, with a six pound turnip. The Wyoming State Fair Association ran a $6500 deficit from the recent Douglas fair, planning a deficiency bill for next session. Bishop P A McGovern, after hospitalization in Omaha, to attend Denver cathedral dedication with Bishop Carroll en route to Colorado capital. State Geologist Jamison blamed publicity lack for Wyoming’s underdeveloped mineral output despite rich resources. Secretary Pearlstine’s agricultural progress report appears in The Nation’s Business, noting Wyoming’s advances over fifty years and crops once deemed impossible.
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Horse Creek
Charles F. Johnson
George Whitman
Fred Kateer
Nebraska Line
Tornip Wetet
Schlagel
Tuilladale
Cheyenne
Fair Association
Deln
Wyoming State Fair Association
Douglas
Denver
P. A. McGovern
Omaha
Eliy
Bishop Carroll
Helena
Mont
Colorado
Jamison
Carey
Wyoming
Pearlstine
S. Pearlstine
The
Industrial Club
Washington, D. C
Wisconsin for Wilson Campaign Heads in Chicago
Senator John J. Elaine of Wisconsin, vice president of the Wilson National Progressive Republican league, leads Western campaign efforts from Chicago. A canvass shows Wilson will win Wisconsin by at least seventy five thousand votes, with Roosevelt and Taft each receiving scant support and the third party showing little impact.
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Chicago
John J. Elaine
Wisconsin
Wilson National Progressive Republican League
Wilson
Blaine
Ers
Roosevelt
Taft
Chicago Record-Herald
Tift
McGovern
Stoosevelt
Kaufman Declares He Will Never Fight Again
Al Kaufman, knocked out by Luther McCarty in two rounds in San Francisco, announces after the bout that he has fought his last fight. He tells his seconds he is certain the inexperience of his opponent proves he should quit the game.
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San Francisco
al Kaufman
Luther McCarty
Kaufman
McCarty
Man Tries Suicide After Letter to People Left
Harry Lee, a laundry employee, attempted suicide in a resort bathroom in the West Friday night. He shot himself in the hip with a .32 revolver, surviving after garments stopped most of the force. He left two letters including one to a wife denouncing the life she led.
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Harry Lee
Lee
St. John's Hospital
The Woman in White at the Lyric Today
The Lyric presents Wilkie Collins adapted to film with The Woman in White this afternoon and evening. Manager Robertson promotes the picture alongside The Massacre of the Santa Fe Trail, a Western from Bison Manufacturing, in a billed program for 10 cents.
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Wilkie Collins
Lyric
Edgar Allen Poe
Sue Collins
Robertson
Santa Fe Trail
Bison 101 Manufacturing Company
Custer
Willie Green Shave Off Moustache Caper at Denver
Denver police sought Willie Green for an alleged daring robbery at the Colorado Capitol. Chief O Neill wired for a description. local officers arrested a man matching it who lacked a moustache, but showed signs a moustache had recently been removed.
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O'Neil
Denver
Willie Green
Colorado Capitol
John Baker
Hakeb
Thirteenth Annual Ball of the Mailway Trainmen
The Brotherhood of Mailway Trainmen hosts its thirteenth annual ball at Keeie Hall on Tuesday evening October 20. Admission is one dollar with ladies admitted free, promising a good time for all attendees.
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the Brotherhood of Mailway Trainmen
Keeie Hall
Wyoming and Colorado Knights Hold Cheyenne Gathering
The Wyoming and Colorado Commanderies of Knights Templar met in Cheyenne with several hundred members, forging stronger ties. Denver and Colorado Knights arrived by Union Pacific train and were welcomed at the depot, then hosted at the Masonic Temple for a ceremony and banquet.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming Commandery
Colorado Commandery
Knights Templars
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Harry V. Kepner
Colorado No. 1
Stuart's Calcium Waters Promise Clear Skin
An advertisement extols Stuart's Calcium Waters as a quick remedy for pimples boils eczema and liver spots. It claims immediate cleansing of impurities from pores and a rosy youthful complexion, with portable wafer form sold by pharmacists for 60 cents a box.
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Stuart
Hairdressing and Salon Listing for Clara Ligier
Clara A. Ligier operates a salon at 411 W 19th offering shampooing manicuring and artistic hairdressing services. Contact via phone 817 for appointments or inquiries.
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Clara A. Ligier
Fort Russell personnel moves and examinations
Captain Charles W. Castle arrives from leave to command Company G at Fort Russell. Captain Charles G. Lawrence is laid up with sciatica. Mrs Myer and daughter Elizabeth depart for Fort Leavenworth. Sergeant Malcolm Rice transfers to Company B 111th Infantry. First Sergeant Emer Yeager returns after furlough to prepare for Philippine Scouts commission exams to be held at Fort Russell. A ninety mile riding test and medical board exams are scheduled next week. Verbal orders extend Captain Mahlon Ashford’s leave ten days. Private William Mittler is confirmed in extra duty as a mechanic. Private William M. Clarkson is removed from post printer duties.
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Charles W. Castle
11Th Infantry
Pay Corps
Emer Yeager
Philippine Scouts
Fort Russell
Medical Board
Post Hospital
Howard McC. Snyder
Medical Corps
John W. Sherwood
William ‘Mittler
4Th Field Artillery
Quartermaster’s Department
Belated voters seek registration after missed days
Public offices and newspaper branches faced hundreds of calls from belated residents who failed to register on Thursday and Friday. Registry agent Mr. Davis reported 1,282 registrations at the Industrial Club site, more than the 1,155 ثبت two years ago, with mild weather and high election interest cited as factors.
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Davis
Industrila Club
Rogia Pero
Baby Mine at Capitol Avenue theater November 1
Margaret Mayo comedy Baby Mine, a Daly's New York hit, comes to Capitol Avenue theater under William A. Brady Ltd management starting November 1. The play's constant humor and bright moments provoke laughter from scenes of domestic life and wedlock.
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Margaret Mayo
Daly's
New York
Capitol Avenue Theater
William A. Bready, Ltd
Instant Relief Balu Nose Catarrh Cream Claim
An advertisement claims Lly's Cream Balu provides instant relief for catarrh and cold symptoms by cleansing and healing nasal membranes. It asserts rapid clearing of nasal discharge, reduction of head pain, and natural breathing after application, touting cleansing and antiempity action.
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Lly
Ely’s Cream Balm Promises Quick Relief for Colds
A promotional note extols Ely’s Cream Balm as easy to apply and pleasant to use for colds and catarrh. It urges readers not to neglect a cold, to avoid spreading foul breath, and claims relief in even the worst cases with a bottle from the local druggist.
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Ely
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City Ticket
J. N. Hansen
City News
Kaupman
Woman In White
Masonic Temple
Citizens National Bank
Citizens National Bank ‘Sueyenne
Elem
Ft. Russell News
Charles G. Lawrence
Edgard A. Myer
Elizabeth
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
Captain Myer
Malcolm Rice
111Th Infantry
Mahlon Ashford
Post
C. S
William M. Clarkson
Veri
the Woman IN
Lady Glyde
Sir Percival Glyde
Thanhonnswer
Santa FE
Castor
Todiaos
Sale
W. C. Robertson
Mer
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