Cheyenne Briefs and Personals Highlight City Visitors
Wisconsin student Hazel Tinbiin from Barron and Ada Sell es from Newcastle attend Cheyenne Business College courses. Kansas City’s Lucas Woodall and Edith Parrish from Wheatland study there, while Hazel Poole of Kansas City takes stenographic work. Pauline Jones won the Macabee prize waltz. M H Todd of Chicago visits Cheyenne’s Lyric manager. L C Huntoon sells a $4500 Wurlitzer to Casper theater owner Barnes & Barnes. W. D. Warren of Camp Kendrick turned over to county jail after ammo possession. Marriage licenses issued to Churchill and Richards of Denver and Hudson and Alleteer of Cheyenne. Concert today by Cheyenne Cadet School in the city park. Several visitors from Chicago, Rawlins, Gillette, Milwaukee, and other towns arrive in Cheyenne. Senator Pat Sullivan of Casper and Senator Beck of Cody travel for capitol visits.
Habig Settles 820000 Claim For 8500 Right of Way
Fred Habig, a rancher near Torrington, settled a U S irrigation district right of way dispute for 8500 in federal court. He sought 20000 for a half mile across his property. John Charles Thompson represented him. David Howell for the government.
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Harig
Fred Habig
Torrington
U. S
Yestrday
United States Court
John Charles Thompson
United States
David Howell
The Night Shift in City Service Examined
A La Crosse Leader-Press piece honors night workers across city life. It highlights telephonists, fire crews, police, train staff, nurses, nurses and others who work unseen while the city sleeps, praising their steady dedication and skilled service.
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Fire Department
Kipling
Martha
University to Profit On the Oil Finds
The University expects revenue from oil finds in Ble Muddy and Wall Creek areas. Development near Casper and rail lines should ease moving production to market. Contracts confirm more wells on state lands, signaling a larger productive area and substantial state income soon.
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Salt Creek
Wall Creek
Casper
Tharket
New French Hats Show Subtle Trims For Autumn
Vogue notes hats are nearly untrimmed with emphasis on shape over decoration. trims appear as tiny fur fringes ribbons flowers and metal ornaments. a new two tone semi circular veil falls softly over the face with a blue or purple floral pattern on white or gray, velvet dot borders accent the scalloped edge.
Plains Hotel Menu Items Revealed in Odd Listing
A scrambled OCR style menu fragment lists items such as Trout Maitre dHotel and Straw berry desserts alongside references to places and brands. The garbled lines mention Celery, Olives Puree, VYonne and Saratoga, suggesting a historic hotel dining card with mixed culinary terms.
Waterproof Pontine Fabric Joins Outdoor Wear Line
A new pontine fabric offers a satin or velvet inner and a waxed weatherproof outer side ideal for motoring golf and hunting. Pontine shooting bumpers in reddish brown with satin reverses in green or orange showcase bright contrast. Matching pontine headgear uses the same reversible material for trim.
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Pontine
Pontina
Wyoming Fair Opens With Educational Exhibit Promise
Avital coal company and Holliday proprietors announce a county fair featuring a large educational exhibit. Park County Enterprise reports Cody schools resume with expected attendance. no classes Wednesday and limited sessions Thursday and Friday for students. Weston County fair highlights include the serament and Wieh wire exhibits by Ivy Ballin and an auto polo contest by Adams Motor Polo company. The ad notes dry cleaning services and coat pressing.
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Park County Enterprise State
Cody
Thurniay
Pridayan
Park County
Tate
Weeton County
Ivy Ballin
Adams Motor Polo Company
Growth across Basin area with five new buildings underway
Five new buildings are rising rapidly in Basin area while construction progresses this week. In Kenmerer public schools opened with 501 pupils on opening day, a record for several years.
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Kenmerer
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Gleason’s Furniture Auction
Gleason’s
Gun & Macey
Fach
Parsons Piuest
Wisconsin
Hazel Tinbiin
Barron
Cheyenne Business College
Newcastle
Ada Selles
Wyo
Edith Parrish
Wheatland
Eeyoune Business College
Hazel Alice Poole
Kansas City, Mo
Frank Gardner
Pauline Jones
Jack O'Rourke
Macabea Hall
M. HH. Todd
William A. Todd
Chicago
Cheyenne
M. H. Todd
The
Lyric Theater
L. C. Huntoon
Knight-Campbell Music Company
Barnes & Barnes
W. D. Warren
Bowl Carpenter
Camp Kendrick
Blolon
National Guard
Swart
Marrivio
G } Churchill
Katherine M Richards
Denver
Hydson
Daisy J. Alleteer
Cluk
G. J. Griffin
Rom Rawlins
R. J. Daley
Interoi Rawling
Yeeterdy
Clark
the Plains
Alfred Beach
Sullivan
Pat Sullivan
Capitol
Deming
Puller
Major Fuller
Fort D. A
Ruesell
Deming, N. M
Seaterday
Indiana
E. Eilander
Logansport
Ind
Gillette
Blood Anderson
Ohillette
Vt. Steele
R. D. Moyer
Ft. Steele
Milwaukee
Edwards of
Sheridan
City
Ord R. , Keenan
William Wallace
Wwor. Wallace
John T. Jenson
C. BE. Worthington
John Stout
J. J. Foton
Bremmer
George B Bremmer
Rawlins
Yeaterday
Beck
Guv. Beck
Gutalv
Plaing
Lown
Iowa
H. Fp.bheown
Chariton
Oner
Mr. Nd Mee OG
BF Churchill
George 8S Schaller
RP. M. Gore
Dener
Murray
Oxden
Wont
Inter Ocean
Pueblo
Wulta
Sanitary Cleaners
Carey
the la Crosse
Wis
Leader- Press
Crown Prince
George
University
Balted Almansa
Maitre D'Hotel
Vyonne
Blanquetie
Ole Bherhorg
Tooream Valley
Laramie County
Burns
Wyoming
Avital Coal Company Con
Abili & Holliday, Propritenrs Worden Today
Viane 40
Swiher
JIS Wortb
Luke
West 19Th
Carlyle Blackwell and
Muriel Ostriche
Sally
W. J. Widball
Lincoln Highway
Tle
Cherokee Park
Boskell Ranch
North Park
Deeruler
Percy Smith Mercantile Co
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