County Ticket for Sheriff and Other County Officers
A county ticket lists candidates for multiple county offices including Sheriff ED G SCHORL Fore Treasurer RAY OLDS Prosecuting Attorney SAMUEL M THOMPSON County Clerk WILLIAM Hf DILLMAN Clerk of District Court SAM A ELLIS County Commissioner 4 years WILLIAM DUNSTAN County Commissioner 2 years W B MCQIOMAS Superintendent of Public Instruction MAMIE J HEFFERON Coroner DR C BREATID Assessor J HANSEN Road Supervisor PATRICK DOODY Surveyor A L B BARTLETT Constable Justice District No 1 MIKE SEIGER Justice of the Peace Justice District No 2 FRED BONSTEDT
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Fore
Ray Olds
Samuel M. Thompson
Vor
William Hf, Dillman
Wilmmiam Dunstan
W. B. McQiomas
Mamie J. Hefferon
C. ¥. Breatid
J. ©. Hansen
Patrick Doody
B. Bartlett
Justice District
Mike Seiger
Justice of the Peace
Justice
Fred Bonstedt
City Officials Appoint Members to Fill Vacancy
Mayor D. W. Gill with councilmen A ROD TALLY second ward W Q PHELAN and T N HANSEN plus C P LAWRENCE to fill vacancy in city council after recent resignation.
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W. Q. Phelan
T. N. Hansen
Miller's Repair ShopServes City with Quality Watch Work
Miller's offers correct watch repairing and adjusting at moderate prices from 1709 Carey Ave. The listing notes other local services and residents, including Senator Clark, Nimetz tailoring, Fr Rus sell at 1115 Farnsworth, florist H Garwood at 1721 Carey Ave, and visitors like Hugo Donzel man, Miss Mabell Hays, M J Fahey, plus a Greek arrival train and pending cases before County Attorney Rigdon.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
Clark
Senator Cark
Cheyenne
Evanston
Nimetz
Fr. Russell
Farnsworth
Orpheum
W. Caswell Farnsworth
Lyric Theater
The
H. Garwood
Iowa
Hugo Donzelman
Mabelle Hays
Kinnear
Wyo
Home League
M. J. Fahey
Wyoming Development Company
Wheatland
Los Angeles
New York
Denver
Samuel Wilcox
Michigan
Rigdon
George Carroll
Senate
Steve Ryland
Oscar Dewey
Halloween Windows Spooky displays draw city crowds
City windows glow with Halloween themes while Carey avenue and nearby shops showcase eerie decors. Social events include a masque party by St Agnes Guild and a spree of ghostly gatherings as preparations for Halloween intensify across town. Reverend Cook spoke at St Mark's Sunday school about Rosebud Mission. Fire Chief Taylor tests fire plugs after earlier damage. A C and S wreck near Horse Creek disrupted service briefly with relief crews restoring tracks and feeding stranded travelers.
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Rev
Cook
Rosebud Mission
St. Mark's
Rosebud
Hallowe'en
St. Agnes Guild
Taylor
Horse Creek
Causes of Insomnia Linked to Stomach Disorders
The advertisement claims stomach disorders and constipation cause insomnia. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to correct these issues and help sleep and notes they are for sale by all dealers.
Mondell Accuses Kendrick of Financing Winter Campaign
A Wyoming political dispute centers on Frank W. Mondell alleging that John B. Kendrick funds Charles E. Winter. Mondell claims proof exists. Kendrick and supporters deny any payments and say no evidence has been offered.
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Lander
John B. Kendrick
Charles E. Winter
Encampment
Cascarets Promise Quick Relief From Digestive Woes
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly remedy for constipation and stomach distress. It claims cleansing of the stomach and bowels, reduced gas, and a clear head by morning, with a ten cent box suitable for adults and children.
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Tlon
Wind Storm Hits City as Snow Forecast Looms
R Q Grant of the weather bureau reported a near forty mile per hour average wind with gusts over sixty in downtown streets. He called the event a regular wind storm and warned of colder weather and potential snow for the area.
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R. Q. Grant
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Instruments
Grant
Francis E Warren Mention Sparks Equity Debate
In the Wyoming Tribune a line invokes the axiom clean hands in equity as a lens on justice. It asks how Francis E Warren would view this standard and whether his legacy aligns with contemporary legal ethics.
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Courts of Equity
Wyoming Tribune
Francis E. Warren
South Cheyenne Farms Democratic Club Forms in Cheyenne
A South Cheyenne Farms meeting in the Hall organized a Democratic club with 100 members. Morris Evans was named temporary chairman, Patrick Doody president, Louis Christensen vice president, William Rudkin secretary treasurer, and trustees Jerry O Keef Henry Cole John McSweeny William Fleet. Evans became sergeant at arms as the club plans nightly sessions at 7 40 with speakers on campaign issues.
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South Cheyenne
Morris Evans
Democratic Club
Patrick Doody
Louis Christensen
William Rudkin
Jerry O'Keef
Henry Cole
John McSweeny
William Fleet
Cheyenne
Lieut Chant to be tried on forgery charge
Second Lieutenant Marc M. Chant will face a general court martial at Fort Jay New York this week. He is charged with desertion from the U S army and forgery for allegedly forging a captain paymaster’s name to obtain funds after fleeing to New York.
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Marc M. Chant
Pole Mountain
New York
Cheyenne
Fort Jay
Chant
New York City
Fort Russell
Itme Ho
United States Army
Lieutenant Hand Faces General Court Martial
Second Lieutenant E. H. Hand of the Fifteenth Cavalry, once at Fort D. A. Russell, is on trial at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. The proceedings began yesterday and are expected to last several days. Hand, a West Point graduate with strong Cheyenne ties, has had a stormy Leavenworth career and is already reduced near the bottom of the second lieutenants after previous courts for drunkenness and misconduct. He was fined heavily and confined for three months on earlier charges, and in April was found guilty of cruelty to animals.
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E. H. Hand
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort D. A. Russell
Cheyenne
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
Hand
Leavenworth
iLeutenant Hand
Kansas
Mentenant
West Point
High School Notes on Student Spirit and Activities
The article highlights commendable student spirit and teacher approval for attitudes this year. It notes strong athletic participation among boys and girls, many cadet corps recruits, and active social gatherings within the school community.
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Quick Color Return
A period ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a solution to gray hair and dandruff. It claims Sage Tea basics restore color, soften hair, and improve growth after a few applications. The ad offers a fifty cent bottle via agent A.KE Hoedel and promises money back if not as represented.
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Wyeth
Edward G. Schofel Seeks Support in Sheriff Bid
In the primary Edward G. Schofel was nominated by the Democratic party for sheriff. He urges all participants and friends to support his candidacy, promising faithful performance of duties if elected.
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Democratic Party
Edward G. Schofel
Beard Declares Candidacy for Laramie County Coroner
Dr C Y Beard announces his run for Coroner of Laramie County promising faithful service if elected. He states his candidacy to all voters in the county.
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Laramie County
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ED G. Schorl
Sam A. Ellis
City Ticket
D. W. Gill
First Ward
A. Rodtally
City News
Carey Avenue
Carey
Johnaston Growery
Obenstein
Groery
Amanda Butler
Minn Fae Smith
North Matte
Stith
Frank W. Mondell
Winter
Dri Pierce
R. V. Pierce
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Wren Tail
Pieres
Plaron
Poitiers
Mas
Cascaret
South Cheyenne Farms Democratic Club of 100
Jack
Soal
Miss Nessler
Gladys Astle
Marion Stubbs
Merit
von Kennel
Gladys Gereke
Muriel Guy
Neil Oliver
Sheridan High School
Wyoming
Sheridan
Athletic Association of the
Cheyenne High School
Sherman Company
Citizens National Bank
A. KE. Hoedel
Rock Springs
Maitland
Frederick
Edward G. Schoel
C. Y. Beard
W. B. McComas
W. H. Dillman
Ray K. Olds
William Dunstan
Samuel J. Ellis
Reveuut
Sollces
Ray Keler
Pirst Judicial District
Laramie
Converse, Platte
Goshen
Niobrara
J. C. Hansen
Fred Bohnstedt
Albert Bh, Bartlett
Democratic
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