Annual Meeting Call of Wyoming Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mrs. R A Morton announces the Wyoming Federation of Women’s Clubs annual gathering in Thermopolis October 2 4 5 1917 at the Masonic temple. Delegates should register with Mrs Lin I Noble and reports from clubs are requested. program focuses on patriotic and war time topics with speakers Hon I B Brooks and Prof J O Creager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Morton
Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs
Thermopolis
Mra
M. Carley
Masonic Temple
Lin I. Noble
Wyo
Lin. I. Noble
Federation
I. B. Brooks
J. O. Creager
Fort Russell Society News and Post Life Notes
Mrs Enos and children left Monday to join Major Enos at American Lake Washington Mrs Gordon leaves Tuesday for Virginia to join Major Gordon A dance was held at the post hall last Saturday night the hall decorated with cross sabers and flags Punch served throughout the evening Music by the Twenty fourth Cavalry orchestra Also notice relocation of the STANTON TRANSFER Co office to 216 West 19th Phone 491
Troop Movements and M C A Notes at Ft Russell
Soldiers from Troops A I G and Headquarters First Cavalry depart for schools and posts including Monterey Fort Riley and American Lake. A new top sergeant named Zetwick joins, while Corporal Hartzell plans for a Hawaiian String Quartet tour. M C A notes announce stunt night classes in English algebra and boxing led by Gus Vogel with a forthcoming band concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Robert Stringer
John Dill
Cooks’ and Bakers’ School
Monterey
Seret
Zerlendin
Mose Hayward
Cheyenne
Mose
Cook Podge
Cooks
Bakers’ School
Horseshoer Kreamer
Fort Riley
Dewitt
Ft. Riley
Mann
Sasnowski
Smith
Corp
First Cavalry
Sergt. Jaques
Indians Edge Soldiers in Diamond Battle for Red Cross
The Cheyenne Indians defeated the Army team 6 to 3 at Pioneer Park in a benefit game for the local Red Cross treasury. Crowland led the Indians with two hits and two runs, while Gertz pitched well four innings before the Indians rallied in the fifth. Lieutenant O'Donnell umpired and the match raised funds for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Park
Red Cross
First Cavalry Band
Army
Fort Russell
Digree
Smith
Jobe
Lynch
Napier
Douglas
Minter
Byes
Geptz
Parks
Indians
Unter
Warlaumont
Crowland
Cummings
Manion
Huff
Schmidt
Brown
Hendershot
Fleet
Gertz
Cavalry
George Cummings
Ninot, Colo
Ray Brown
Fort Collins
Cronland
P. J. O'Donnell
Indiana
Ed Gerrans
Maulsby
Eastern Star Session Opens in Cheyenne Wyoming
The Grand Chapter of Wyoming Order of the Eastern Star opened its regular annual session at the Masonic temple in Cheyenne. Grand Matron Mrs. Fisher presides with Grand Secretary Mrs. Inez M. Revinson recording. Senator T. C. Diers of Sheridan attends. Pine Bluffs chapter receives a flag for top membership growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A& Larfe
Grand Chapter
Wyoming
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Women of
Oak Leaf
Cheyenne
Temple
Mra. Fisher
Flander
Inez M. Revinson
Mary P. Knittle
Douglas
Eastern Star
T. C. Diers
Sheridan
Fastern
Pine Bluffs
Paroled man arrested in city jail hold pending Kansas arrival
Charles Rawlins, wanted in Kansas for parole violation, was picked up on the street yesterday by Patrolman John Nolan and will be held at the city jail until Kansas authorities arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rawlins
Kansas
John Nolan
Fort Russell honors athletic director for Red Cross fund
The director of athletics at Fort Russell is praised for Sunday’s game success and for raising 102 dollars for the Red Cross fund. All receipts were donated with no deductions for expenses. Gerrans paid these himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Red Cross
Gerrans
Powell Hospital Nears Opening in Powell Wyoming
Powell Wyoming Sept 10 The new Powell hospital nears completion and an opening may be delayed to Tuesday or Wednesday due to furnace delivery. Equipment and furniture are on hand and the building is ready for use, promising better comfort for patients and confidence for relatives. The community expects the hospital to serve and value the new institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Wyo
Powell Hospital
Tire price jump prompts dealer circular
A circular received by local tire dealers last week announces a further 10 percent rise in tire prices driven by higher production costs. The increase applies to most casings except Goodyear All Weather Tread Card, with no rise on tubers and accessories. Solid truck tires rise 15 percent, except for Motsevahion tires which vary by size.
Work Progressing Near Aladdin Well at Greydule
CREVBULL Sept 19 Work has resumed on the Boxers ranch south of town after tools were lost in the hole delaying drilling. Drillers are down to several hundred feet and making good progress. Meesrs Houghton and Barber of Oklahoma City, managers of the enterprise, visited to inspect the Aladdin well and were pleased with the signs of production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crevbull
Boxers Ranch
Houghton
Barber
Oklahoma City
Enterprise
Aladdin
Wheat price fixed by president to stay at $2.20
Washington September 10 The $2.20 per bushel price for wheat fixed by President Wilson will be maintained. The report notes the government will keep the price and support programs as previously announced, ensuring market stability for farmers and traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinggton
Wilson
Food admin reports broad support amid isolated farming protests
The food administration today conveyed broad support for the figure while noting isolated protests from farming interests. North Dakota experienced the sole material objection due to its unusually poor era. A burglary notice and a separate theft alert accompany local police notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Food Administration
North Dakota
Western MFY Co Seeks Territory Auto Accessory Deal
Rep Western Mfy Co plans expansion into new territory offering auto accessory opportunities. Coleman at Plains Hotel confirms discussions and potential terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Mfy. Co
Coleman
Plains Hotel
Chett
House committee to hold hearings on defective ammunition
Washington Sept Lh Armed with broad powers to investigate the ammunition situation the House committee will begin hearings probably next week The committee was named tonight by Speaker Clark to probe sending of defective cartridges to American troops in France
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, BD
France
House
Clark
American oil well deepens amid sand targets near Kimball
American Oil Company well No. 1 at 1900 feet shows solid progress. Manager Rice expects Kimball sand by tomorrow evening and plans to drill Greybull sand aggressively. Tools left in the well hinder extraction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wye
American OV Company
Rice
Kimball
Office Move Noted for W Gill at Capitol Avenue
W Gill has relocated his office to 1424 Capitol Avenue. The change was announced in local notices and confirms the new address for his operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PD. W. Gill
Capitol Avenue
Db W. Gill
Ehao
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Benefit Claims
A biased drug ad extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a centuries old botanic remedy aiding female health. It asserts widespread personal testimonials across communities, urging readers to ask neighbors about its benefits and experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pinkhbam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Omer
General Federation
Fort Russell Society
Florence Biegler
West 17Th
West 19Th
Stanton Transfer Co
Soermas Co. U
Ft. Russell News
Greyeule
the Mountain & Gulf Oil Co
L. L. Aitken
Midwest Oil Co
T. A. Dines
Midwest Ref G Co
H. P. Way
Western
R. M. Aitken
A. C. Gardner
Camp Produets Co
CA. Fisher
Julius Fohs
H. W. Lowrie, JR
E. A. Bitter
Powder River
Tisdale Dome
Natrona
Jolmon
Morehouse Parish
Louisiana
C. A. Fisher
A. W. Lowrie, Jr
FL Julius Pole
Mountain & Gulf of Co
Thomas A Ryan & Co
Seventeenth Street
Denver, Colo
Hammer County
Colo
Pai
Brgins
Gibraltaroil CO
Township
Harvey Douglas
J. B. Milan
S. E
Rogers County
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Gibraltar Oil Company
Treasury
Gibraltar
Rock of Gibraltar
Seventeenth and
Curtis Streets
Chelsea
OUF
E. A. Bromley
J. W. Orvis John Noel
A. E. Johnson
Denver and
Colorado Lands
Colorado
Denver, Colorado
Phone Main
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!