Party at the Marquards Hosts and Guests from Laramie
An afternoon party hosted by Mrs. Marquard honors her sister Miss Christina Marquard with Liliah Borton of Larami and guests including Miss Mae Mahoney Augusta Beévans and Miss Mary rd. Scott Russell and Victor Laird depart for Sidney after two weeks with Cheyenne family friends.
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Laramie
Liliah Borton
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Cronlin
Mylar
Mahoney
Harry Hoffman Crook
Mae Mahoney
Augusta Beévans
Maryrd
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Victor Laird
Sidney
Laird
James Rogie
Chevene
Plains
Frank W. Lee
Laura Lee
Park Addition
Cheyenne
Bogie
Lander
Stoppin
Wheatland
Douglas
Casper
Assignment of Teachers to Cheyenne School Buildings
Superintendent Jessup releases the complete list of teachers for the new school year starting Monday and assigns them to specific buildings. Most returning teachers keep their posts with some transfers noted. New principal B M McIntosh leads the High School, with dozens of supervisors, teachers, and principals listed for Central Converse Churchill Corlett Johnson and Rirat schools.
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Cheyenne
B. M. MclIntosh
E. J. Thompson
Ruth Temple
Olive Wills
Florence Flanagan
Golda Hartman
Helen Husted
Grace McCormick
B. M. McIntosh
Frances Logan
Ruth Bridenbaugh
Valeria Bonnell
Nettle Carey
Aliee Williamson
Clade Owens
Maude Varney
Jenéla Cooper
Wilhelminia Miller
A. T. Brett
Central School
Lula McCormick
Frances Brodie
Georgia Sullivan
Pauline Rose
Mabel Hawes
Katherine Organ
Fifth Vogelgesang
Ruth Chaplin
Helen Grant
Converse
Mabel Finchér
Mayme O'Connell
Cansie Cole
Ruby ‘Teter
Pearl Jorgensen
Doran Leach
Blasie Burke
Nellie Ewers
Churchill
J. C. Liston
Hazel Campbell
Elizabeth Dudley
Joyce Sullivan
Alice Taylor
Cecil Sutton
Vera Rhodes
Alta Fogal
Corlett
Irehe Hinkston
Nelle Batte
Virginia Mariner
Grace Paden
Margaret Sweeney
Ruth Titus
Lucife Teter
Evelyn Anderson
Johnson School
Virginia Warkley
Principl
Margaret Weer R
Thibobhod
Constance Feton Albertz Varianont
Mae Maclean
Edwine Graveca
Francon Wysse Rirat
A. T. Brott
Philip Condit
Local Patent Remedy Ad Promises Money Back Trial
An old advertisement urges readers to mail a cutout to Foley & Go in Chicago to receive a trial package of Poley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets promising relief from coughs colds back pain rheumatism constipation and headaches with sales claimed everywhere.
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Kearns Seeks Divorce on Cruelty Custody Grounds
Clarence Kearns filed for divorce from Katy Kearns in district court. Married in Fort Collins Colorado on November 17 1917 the petition cites cruelty and asks for custody of their two children with the boy in the father's custody.
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Katy Kearns
Fort Collina
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Texans Play It Safe In Wild Man Case
In Nacogdoches Texas a reported wild man case ends with Hans Deiter, an escaped Michigan prisoner, captured after a citizen effort. An itinerant minister’s tale sparked a town meeting and a raft raid that netted the man who lived on raw corn and grape skins. He recovered after weeks in hospital and explained his escape.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
Charles Thompson
Hans Deiter
Michigan State Penitentiary
Texas
Local Briefs Include Red Cross Meeting and School Prep
The Cheyenne Red Cross chapter plans a meeting at the association room, 561 First National Bank building, Monday at 6 pm. Students prepare for the upcoming school opening with dental visits and dressmaker fittings. Street work on Sixteenth Street progresses near the lake as city offices report employee pay.
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Pirst
National Bank
Burglar Flees After Police Shoot at Suspect
An unidentified burglar escaped after a police pursuit near the Burlington depot. Officer Clark fired at the suspect who fled from the jailhouse area, dropping silver coins along a dark alley. Jewelry from the Dolson home was recovered from the suspect’s pockets and nearby.
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Clark
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Burlington
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Nineteenth
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Nagro
Human Fly To Scale Bank Building In Scotts Bluff
A human fly will climb the wall of a Scotts Bluff bank building this afternoon. The event is part of preparations for the Scotts Bluff sugar beet festival this month, as announced by the Chamber of Commerce Friday evening.
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Presbyterian Aid Society
J. C. MacManus
Denver
Scottsbluff
Chamber of Commerce
Governor Appoints Wyoming Delegates to 15th Congress
Governor Carey named eight delegates to represent Wyoming at the fifteenth International Congress against alcohol, to be held in Washington from September 21 to 27. Named are L. R. A. Condit of Barnum, Earl Wanfe of Riverton, Mrs. Ethel Stoner of Cokeville, Mrs. Archie Allison of Cheyenne, W. B. None of Cheyenne, George A. Bible of Rawlins, and Dr. J. M. Cromer of Casper.
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Riverton
Ethel Stoner
Cokeville
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Cheyenne
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Cheeyanne
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Special Month Sale of Hoover Sweepers by Local Utility
The Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power Co offers Hoover suction sweepers at a month long sale. Many residents report high value from use, with a program allowing a 10 day home trial and free removal if not fully satisfactory.
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Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Hoover
Arise Ye Dry Bones Chautauqua Subject
Attractive numbers will be given at the Huison-White chautauqua today. J. C. Herbsman will deliver the subject Arise Ye Dry Bones this afternoon. The event promises to be one of the week’s best numbers of entertainment. The evening program features the playette It Pays to Advertise by the Keighley New York Players. Friday’s lineup included the Zedeler Symphony.
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Keighley New York Players
Zedeler Symphony
Evening concert highlights Captain Imrie and Irish feature
A classical afternoon performance led to a light drawing at the evening show. Captain Norman Allen Imrie delivered a discourse on problems facing the audience. John Bell and James Nels of the Irish state were featured. Want Ads offer sales opportunities.
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Nels James
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