Centennial Tea Honors Mrs Warren Richardson in Cheyenne
Mrs Warren Richardson celebrated her 77th birthday with a long standing Cheyenne custom as family and friends hosted a tea at 5 PM. Guests included longtime acquaintances from Casper and Colorado. The party featured a ship themed cake and ornate floral tributes while a Lyric orchestra provided continuous music.
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Warren Richardson
Cheyenne
Richardson
RB. Brooks
Casper
Colorado
Lyric
Elks Host Informal Summer Hop With Friends
Elks and invited guests share a late summer dance at the Elks home. Kopald's orchestra provided music while refreshments followed. Battery B Twenty fifth Artillery men held a dancing party at the Parish house with fifty couples attending and a stringed post orchestra for the music.
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Elks
Kopald
Battery B
Cheyenne Women Visit Fort Russell Ward Sick
Cheyenne women visited the Fort Russell and Wyoming camp hospitals bringing flowers reading material and jellies. Bouquets filled rooms and wards while kind words and hospital benefit society visits twice weekly uplifted the sick.
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Fort Russell
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Hospital Benefit Society
Prestonsill health update and Granite Canyon quinsy case
Mrs. Douglas A. Preston wife of the attorney general recovers from a severe tonsillitis attack. Mrs. Bert McGee of Granite Canon wife of a ranchman falls ill with quinsy at St Jesus hospital.
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Mra
Douglas A. Preston
Bert McGee
Granite Canon
Quinsy
St. Jesus Hospital
Visiting List Reflects Social Week in Cheyenne
Miss Fay Walker of New York returns home next Tuesday after a summer with relatives in Cheyenne and Wendlover. Grandmother Mrs John Morrison stays for winter. Mrs Mary G. Bellamy of Laramie visits Cheyenne with Mrs H. B. Henderson. The Dumm family moves from Green River to Cheyenne arriving Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Agnew host Ned from Fullerton and Mrs. Underwood’s guests plan a visit. Sam Underwood heads to Columbia Mo for college. Kathryn Organ returns from Rawlins. Rev S A Huston to preach at St. Mark’s after vacation with Dean Thornberry in the mountains. Mrs. Smith of Glenrock visits daughter Mrs Stanley Vaughan. Dan Roberts and son return from Kiko Nev and Oakland Cal. Roberts family guests of C D Roberts. Rev W O B D Gray travels to Sheridan for annual Congregational conference. Miss Marion Woodbury to tour Wyoming after conference.
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Fay Walker
New York
Cheyenne
Wendlover
Heaven
John Morrison
Wesley. Dumm
Green River
Mr. Dumm
W. T. Dumm
Fred Agnew
Baby
Fullerton
Ned
Sam Underwood
A. A. Underwood
Columbia, Mo
Dan Roberts
Dan, Jr
Kiko
Nev
Oakland
Cal
Roberts
C. D. Roberts
WO B.D. Gray
Sheridan
Congregational Churches of
State
Marion Woodbury
Woman's
Wome Missionary Secloty
Wyoming
Ladies Club Plans Bazaar Tea and Winter Work
Mrs David Nimme hosted a Thursday sewing session for fifteen women to prepare for a bazaar tea later in the season. The club women discussed charity plans and winter work, with Mrs Philip Brown aiding Mrs Nimme at 3 o clock.
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David Nimme
Club Charitimg
Uve
Philip Brown
Nimmme
MoMOW Women’s Club Plans Study Year Kickoff
The Women’s Club of the MoMOW and Tech Woman’s club of the sh. M A host a joint meeting next Wednesday afternoon led by Mrs. A J Milles. The year’s study program will commence at this session.
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Women’s Club
Momow
Tech Woman's Club
Sh. MA
A. J. Milles
Unclear OCR fragment on local officials and names
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs Van Winkle Mrs A R Towner and others with garbled phrases. No coherent event or date established.
Land Regulation Alters Entry Procedures on Open Lands
A departmental order dated May 17 1907 changes the land entry process after lands are opened under homestead laws. It bans prior settlement limits and imposes a one week waiting period after opening for entry, affecting entry rights and applications. Pioneer Park Greeley reports the notice in Sunday edition.
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Carey
Barbers Strike Gathered In Eight Shops Tonight
Formal notice reaches eight local union barbershops that 28 barbers will strike at 9 p m Saturday. The walkout stems from demands for a 60 percent share of receipts with proprietors taking 25 percent. Current split is 60-40 in favor of the barbers. Proprietors refuse to discuss the demand. It is unclear if non union workers will be hired as substitutes.
Church Circles Musical Service At Presbyterian Church
Miss Plora Mackburn organist and choir director at the Presbyterian church has arranged a fine musical program for Sunday evening. Public invited to attend with services and Sunday school at St. Mark's resuming tomorrow after a four week vacation. Rev. A. Huston will preach. Willing Workers annual meeting set for Friday afternoon Sept 7 at the Baptist church home.
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Miss Plora
Mackburn
The
Presbyterian Church
St. Mark's Church
A. Huston
Willing Workers
Willing Workers of the Baptist Church
Pits Olager Inspucts Country Near Laramie
Dr. Robert observes activity near Laramie as local inspectors report on regional conditions. Officials note Aug. 21 developments and ongoing assessments of the area.
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Laramie
Robert
Hospital Aid Society Meeting Notice
The Hospital Aid society holds its regular monthly meeting at the library on Monday afternoon with president Mrs. N W Bullock presiding.
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Hospital Aid Society
The
N. W. Bullock
Bonner Tour Highlights Local Glass Industry Prospects
Bonner of Piltshurela tours the city with A. Batley and Verne Shoemaker to view raw material beds for plate glass. He shows interest in glass development and learns about plant contraction now under Henry Armstead control. project slated to begin by mid September.
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Bonner of
Piltshurela
A. Batley
Verne
Honner
Tereat Werth
Henry Armstead
Chasur
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Miss Dorothy
van Winkle
Daugh
Ter
and Myre
George van Winkle
Baptist Sunday School
Pine Bluffs
George P. Johnston
Milas Viddie Goldfarb
Mrs. Spiegelman
Belle Pavia
Raymond
Eadward Spleeeman
Ruth Sherman
Annette
Meyer Kopald
Mildred Anon
Philip Harris
James
Margaret Kubik
Dorothy Newman
Sadie
Paul Sherman
Jack Meyer
Margaret
Florence Goldfarb
Lucile Swift
Melvin
Hazel Aileen
Elks Phone
Men of Battery
UW F
J. A. Miller
Boyd's Cash Market and Grocery
Broilers
Preston
Mrs. McGee
St. John's
Mary G. Bellamy
H. B. Henderson
Misa Kathryn Organ
Frank Johnston
Rawlins
Mrs. Smith of
Glenrock
Mrs
Stanley Vaughan
Swisher Optical Co
BID W. PT Street
Registerer
Optometrist
George van Winkile
A. R. Towner
Johnston
T. Ro Tyson
Kleethon
Rolffol
Ndbopape Bleetlon
Offfcers
Teld
Veaely Peer Purrael
Estreshmeny
Den
Pioneer Park
Olaeliets
Greeley
Leader
Musical Service
St. Mark's
the Fashion Shop
By Express
Tung Sik Jn
West
Glenrock Petrolown Company
Superior Petroleum Company
God Hall
Commus
Wyoming Brokerage Co
Japan
Fifth Avenue
Wooltex
Luy
America
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Kinney
Wall Creek
W. A. Matlock & CO
IDEAL
Denver
Texas Cake & Linter Co
Dallas, Texas
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