Orren Babbitt Out on Bond After Fraud Accusation
Orren Babbitt, charged with fraud at the Republican primary, secured a $1,000 bond from ten Mine Mutts residents. Each bondman pledged property worth $250 to share liability. The bond, signed by Babbitt, is due October 2 for the district court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orren
Babbitt
Repubican
Whaley
C. H. Carlstrum
Sumner Miller
Hemphill
T. F. Robinson
Careon
C. W. Johoson
Kh. Buschow
Tabbitt
Mabbitt
Tom Babbitt
la Grange
Four New Companies Are Incorporated
Four new companies filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state and will commence operations in Wyoming. The Guernsey Mining and Milling Co. will operate at Guernsey with 50000 capital under J. M. Ashburn H. A. Thompson and R. T. Hynd. The Interstate Retailers Association based in Cheyenne has 5000 capital and directors R. D. Lima W. V. Sims and UH. D. Brown of Colorado Springs. A H. N. company will headquarter at Casper with 50000 capital and directors Elizabeth Grilly T. J. Grilly and G R. Hagens. The Jewish Oil and Gas company based in Torrington has no capital stock listed at 100000 and directors Ken Bitterman Guy Hever G. H. Little W. BE Tandan and RK Honnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerney Mining and Milling Co
Guernsey
J. M. Ashburn
H. A. Thompson
R.T. Hynd
Interstate Retaileftsn Association
Cheyenne
R. D. Lima
W. V. Sims
UH. D. Brown
Colorado Springs
H. N
Casper
Elizabeth Grilly
T. J. Grilly
G R. Hagens
Ol and Cas Company
Ken Bitterman
Guy Hever
G. H. Little
W. BE
Tandan Ond& RK
Honnold
Wyoming
Torrington
Ne Capital
C H S Football Squad Turns Out for First Practice
Coach Cochran led about fifteen players at the first C H S football practice of the year yesterday afternoon. The group showed spirit and pep as the coach aims to build a strong team this season. Early sessions focused on fundamentals including catching and passing and lineman positioning. The captaincy has not yet been chosen, a decision originally slated for last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
Inet
Watt
Hove
Ikely
Plek
Buster Brown Entertains Crowd at Connolly Shoe
Over three hundred people gathered outside Connolly Shoe to watch Buster Brown and his dog Tige perform. The duo delighted the crowd with tricks while Buster spoke, and the store handed out whistles badges and gifts as thanks for the entertainment. Cheyenne residents showed strong support for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connolly
Ste Ns
Duster
Tige
Buster
Connelley
Notice to City Warrants Holders 1916
Notice to holders of city warrants numbered 11152 to 11225 issued from the General Fund in March 1916 will be paid when presented at the city treasurer’s office. Interest will cease from September 7 1916. John A Martens Commissioner of Accounts and Finances.
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Inchiaive
John A. Martens
Card of Thanks for Mr. Robert G. Shingle
Dr and Mrs Shingle express appreciation to friends physicians of St John s hospital staff and Mason lodges for kindness and flowers during the long illness and after the death of their father Robert G Shingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Shingle
St. John's Hospital
Robert G. Shingle
Burns Preparing for County Fair at Burns Grounds
The Burns fair grounds bustle with preparations for a big upcoming county fair. The State Dairy Holstein herd led by Superintendent De Groot will attend, hailed as Wyoming’s finest. Local notables from Cheyenne and other towns join booster tours embracing the slogan On to Burns or Bust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
de Groot
Pan
Golden Prairie
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Pine Bluffs
Exbert
Hilledale
Carpenter
Irwin Returns With His Big Show In Cheyenne
Charley Irwin returned to Cheyenne with his widest show after a cross country tour reaching Sheepshead Bay where the Stampede under Guy Weadick fizzled financially yet the show is described as a great success. The prior appearance was at the Kansas City Round Up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Irwin
Cheyenne
Sheepshead Bay
Guy Weadick
Irwin
Kansas City
Funeral Services Today For Victim Of Runaway
Funeral services are held this afternoon at 1 o clock for Mes Mrs Hattie Nichol son killed Wednesday near her Hillsdale home in a runaway She was driving for Hillsdale Presbyterian Church when the accident occurred Rev E K Markley will officiate with the Hillsdale Church choir singing Interment at Lakeview cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Hattie Nicholson
Hillsdale
Undertaking
K. Markley
Hillsdale Presbyterian Church
Nicholdon
Lakeview Cemetery
Funeral of Miss Burke Takes Place This Morning
Funeral services for the late Miss Mildred Burke will take place this morning at St. Mary's Cathedral. Pallbearers named are Wille Reece Elmer Carroll Francis Melnerney Otto Cobrey Edward Milligan and James Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Burke
St. Mary's Cathedral
Wille Reece
Elmer Carroll
Francis Melnerney
Otto Cobrey
Edward Milligan
James Garrett
Wilson French Returns from Oil Company Transport Work
Wilson C. French son of Dr W French state veterinarian returned yesterday from Rawllow where he was employed in the transportation department of a large oil company. Harry True of Cheyenne is the company manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson French
Wilson C. French
W. French
Rawllow
Transportation Department
Oil Company
Harry True
Cheyenne
Henry Ford sues Chicago Tribune over libel claim
Henry Ford files a $1,000,000 libel suit against the Chicago Tribune for editorial remarks calling him ignorant and an anarchistic enemy of the nation. The text accuses Ford of betraying national service and prompts discussions of possible factory relocations and effects on workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Ford
Chicago Tribune
Ford
National Guard
Detroit
Milionaires
Wyoming Prize Offered for State Flag Design
The Daughters of the American Revolution invite Wyoming residents to submit a state flag design for consideration by the 1916 legislature. A prize of twenty dollars will be awarded to the accepted design. Entries must be received at Laramie by September 30, 1916, addressed to Miss Hebard, state regent of the DAR. Any resident may compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Union
Grace Raymond Medard
Wyoming University At
Laramie
Wyo
Hebard
D.A. R
Miss Clark Honored At City Dinner Before Vacation
Missdith K. C. Clark, former superintendent of municipal instruction, was the guest of honor at a dinner party hosted by friends Friday night at the Kemmerer Hotel Cafes. She plans to join Robson Nathaniel Thomas and others at Jackann Hole for a vacation and will visit schools in that area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missdith K. C. Clark
Amuhile Instruction
Aneter
Kemmerer
Miss Clark
Jackann Hole
Rishon Nathaotet Thomas
State canvassing board completes count in primary
The state canvassing board including Secretary of State Frank L. Honx and State Treasurer Herman B. Gates completed the primary returns for congressional and legislative offices. U S Senator results show J. Clark with 14 127 votes and Gov John B Kendrick with 2 879 percent. Mondell leads in Congress with 14 589 votes and J D Clark with 1 001. Strong local contests in many counties boosted turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Honx
Herman B. Gates
Reeterdag
Taramle
Lory Proposes Road to Estes Park Northern Gateway
President Charles A. Lory of Colorado Agricultural College urges Secretary Lamont to back a new road from Russle on Cache la Poudre to Estes Park. He argues the route would improve access to a forest reserve and open northern Rocky Mountain National Park for easy automobile travel and recreation.
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Estes Park
Buste
Cache la Poudre
Charles A. Lory
Colorado Agricultural College
R. M. Lamont
Industria Club
Port Collins
Colo
Industrial Club of
Cheyenne
Wyo
Russle
Cach la Poudre
Witchett
Forest Service
Poudre
Rustle
Rockwell
Little Beaver
Wetle South Fork
Buckhorn Ranger Station
Oliver Ranch Acronis Danvers
Bevil's Gulch
Nptsonal
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
National Park
Rocky Mountain
College Forest
Road proposal sparks regional interest for Estes Park route
The note stresses the highway would improve marketing for local estilera and open Estes Park to a broader market and scenic drives. It highlights benefits for Loveland Fort Collins Cheyenne and offers stronger recreation access and resources for those areas. CHAS A LORY, President.
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Estes Park
Loveland
Fort Colins
Lincoln Highway
Cheyenne
Forest Service
National Park Service
Chas, A
Lory
Award contract for curb on Carey Ave
A committee of Carey avenue property owners between Twentieth and Twenty first awarded the curb contract Wednesday to Perry Moulton Contracting for both sides of the street. Excavation is underway and the goal is completion before cold weather, with sidewalks also to be made uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Avenue
Perry-Moulton Contracting Company
Parson's String Wins at Colorado Fair
Jud Beoby captured the top prize at the Longmont fair drawing a large crowd. The event drew one of the fair’s biggest turnouts as Parsons String performed well and secured the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson
Jud Beoby
Frontier relay win by Parson’s horse string rider
A rider from Parson’s pair of horses at Frontier rode the first Parson’s string led by Daniel, a horse that has never lost a race. The team claimed the relay in Frontier this year, marking four consecutive relay wins for Mrs Parson’s string at Frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier
Handy
Daniel
Mrn. Parsons
Deming Named Port Library Board Trustee in Cheyenne
W C Deming was appointed at the September county commissioners meeting to succeed the late Colla Huoeter as a trustee of the Laramie County Library Association which oversees the Carnegie Library in Cheyenne. Other board members named were Charles W. Biner and Mrs R Cosgriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Deming
Colla Huoeter
Laramie County
Carnegie Nbrary
Cheyenne
Charles W. Biner
R Cosgriff
Senate Passes Revenue Bill Amid Tariff and Tax Debates
The Senate approved a revenue bill amid disputes over retaliatory measures and embargoes affecting American commerce. Provisions on tariff commissions funding were cut, and copper stamp taxes were rejected by the Senate after house demands. Inheritance and estate taxes were set, with a focus on ongoing fiscal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asean
State Department
Phelan
Tariff Commission
Simonsis
Cory
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Orren Babbiti
C.H. S
Buster Brown
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Laramite
Burke
Amin
Chihuahua
Mexico
New York
Standard Oil Company
D. A. BR
State OF Wyoming
State Camvassing Board
Estes
Utah
California
Concord
Kelley Mercantile Co
Capitol Ave
Norn Nut Coal
Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co
CURB
Carey Ave
POR Library
BOA
Senate
Tom Keene
THE
H. N. Boyd Company
He Yeume
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