Laramie Guest Honored at Elegant Social Event
A lavish reception honored J Pougine of Laramie with red and white floral table decor and shaded electric globes. Guests included Cyrus Beard and many matrons and misses from the community. Sunshine society held a social with sewing, music, readings, and a buffer luncheon at Mrs J A Payne’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Pougine
Laramie
Giblin
Cahill
Cyrus Beard
Pitt Covert
5. B. Brooke
George Johnston
Amos W. Barter
Robert. Fuller
George Ll
Sunshine Society
J. A. Payne
Edward. Pierce
Clarance Harris
Helen Gilland
Lunghéon
D. M. Carley
E. Apperson
Camelet
H. B. Crain
Conner
D. B. Apperson
Paris Fashion Hints Rough Cheviot and Recitals
Pairs of social events fill a town column with a pupil violin recital by Marie Buchanan at 100 West Twenty-first Street and a Mount Mellick club reception at 299 West Twenty-seventh Street. The Shakespeare club delays its first fall meeting to discuss Molier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Buchanan
William Wolcott
Mount Mellick Club
Weat Twenty-seventh Street
Shakespeare Club
Molier
Chinese Students Begin Studies In American Colleges
Seventy Chinese students arrived in San Francisco on September 20 and will travel to Springfield Massachusetts to be assigned to colleges and universities across the United States. Most will study technical subjects and be placed at institutions best equipped for their specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Emnity
Springfeld
Mass
United States
Special low rates offered on this date only
Special train fares listed for Wheat land to Bona with stations like Ava Buckhorn Hartville Jet Badger Wendover Fish Spur Cassa Hauf Spur Glenda and Bona. Children 5 to 12 pay half, and passengers at stations without ticket sales will receive tickets at these rates aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Wheatland
Ava
Buckhorn
Hartville Jet
Badger
Wendover
Fish Spur
Cassa
Hauf Spur
Glenda
Bona
Night at the Atlas Promises Burlesque Laughs
Today at the Atlas is the final show before closing, with a new day to follow. Bert Wheeler and Mrs wheel er are billed as a novelty act while Ward and Weber perform song and dance. Will Armstrong and Co present the burlesque sketch The Express Man. audiences are urged to attend for hearty laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Bert Wheeler
Ward and Weber
Will Armstrong and Co
the Expressman
State News Briefs Enter Several New Corporations
City briefs note Buechner Jewelry Co and Cheyenne based firms, plus incorporations filed with the secretary of state including National Mines Co capitalized at 1,000,000 National Mineral Rubber Co at 3,000,000 Hyett Real Estate Co of Cokeville at 26,000 Sunrise Placer and Dredge Co at 1,000,000. In disease efforts State Veterinarian Dr William F Pilseging visits Converse County to destroy cattle tuberculosis while Deputy Dr A N Irwin works in Saratoga County against glanders in horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Mines Company
National Mineral Rubber © Company
Hyett Real Estate Company
Cokeville
Sunrise Placer and Dredge’ Company
William F. Pilseging
Converse County
A. N. Irwin
Saratoga
Blocks for Sale in G S Oliver Area
Block and lot sale notice lists blocks and lots for sale by G S Oliver with phone contact ST uf.
Denver bank opening under Cheyenne chief orders
Thomas A. Cosgriff, president of First National bank Cheyenne, is arranging to open City National Bank in Denver. A marriage license was issued to Theodore H. Smith of Ft Russell and Alberta Page of Cheyenne. The Ninth Cavalry departed Fort Russell for a three weeks practice march into Converse County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Bank
Thomas A. Cosgriff
First National Bank of
Cheyenne
Denver
City National Bank
Colorado Capital
Theodore H. Smith
Ft. Russell
Alberta Page
Chéyenne
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Russell
Couverse County
Florence BeoviH¢ Granted Divorce From Sam Scoville
Mrs Florence BeoviH¢ wins a divorce from Sam Scoville in district court Judge Matson presiding. The brief notice notes syrup of White Pine Withy Tar as a cough remedy and credits The Palace Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Beovih
Sam Scoville
Matson
Palace Pharmacy
Travel fare notice from Wheatland to Wheat and back
The Colorado and Southern announces a round trip fare from all points. Special sale from September 27 to 30. Wheatland departures with return options at P. M. dates. Multiple station names and routes listed in a fragmented notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming State
Douvalas
Colorado and Southern
Wheatland Touch
Eleree P. M
Wool growers oppose rail rate hike at Topeka conference
National Wool Growers association delegates travel to Topeka Kansas to join Governor Stubbs in a conference opposing proposed wholesale rail rate increases. They will present data to the Interstate Commerce Commission showing railroads lack justification for higher shipping costs affecting western shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Topeka
Kansas
Stubbs
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Boards of Trade
Arrests Expected Soon in Camp Rioting Case
About a month ago the J M cattle company sheep camp in eastern Converse county was raided and a wagon and outfit destroyed by fire. Detective LaFora of the Wyoming Wool Growers Association reports strong evidence and says arrests are expected at any time with possible state evidence by raiders. The association will prosecute the raiders vigorously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cattle
Converse County
J. M. Company
LaFora
Lusk
Wyoming Wool Grower Association
Boy demands help from Chief Smalley in chasing fly guys
A teen enters the police station and asks Chief Smalley for a card to aid in pursuing Union Pacific yard workers described as "fly guys." The chief questions the plan while the boy explains returning to Rawlins with his mother and a fortune, then withdraws from the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Union Pacific
Story
Bowery
Smalley
Union
Pacific Yards
Rawlins
Chase
Ind
New Tonsorialism Promises Barber Doctor Reform in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania report notes J. C. Shanneasy, organizer of the International Barbers' Union, promoting "New Tonsorialism" in Pittsburg. He envisions barbers becoming professional doctors with titles and fees, citing the old barber surgeon role and opposing tips as unworthy. The movement aims to influence the national convention in Indianapolis September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
J. c. Shanneasy
Barbers' Union
Shannessy
Shaunessy
Shanneasy
Barbers
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Wille Shannessy
National Convention of
Indianapolis
Convincing Proof of Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A long testimonial letter collection touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles. Writers claim tumors, fibroids, neuralgia, and pain have disappeared after following her advice and using the remedy for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. Barberays
E. F. Hayes
Mia
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Mra. BE
Hayes
Washington St
Boston
Mass
George May
Lydia KE
Pinkham
W. K. Housh
Seinali
Ohio
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Taft Avoids Comment On Roosevelt New Haven Conference
Taft refused to comment on the New Haven conference with Col. Roosevelt. A large part of the meeting may have been attended by the president and Roosevelt alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
Mr. Roosevelt
Taft Arrives in Cincinnati for Exposition Address
President Taft reached Cincinnati and will stay until Saturday. He plans to speak tomorrow at the Ohio Valley Exposition on waterway improvements and spend Thursday and Friday at golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Taft
Washington
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