Placid Card Party and Club Gatherings Highlight Fort Rue Soiree
Mrs. James Van Horn hosted a refined five hundred session for Eleventh Infantry ladies followed by luncheon. The Mystic Maze Kensington club enjoyed a needlework chat and luncheon hosted by Mrs. Frei Taylor. Mrs. Van Sigle will host again in two weeks as Ladies Aid plans Thanksgiving banners and stained glass upgrades appear at the Methodist church. Twenty five members attended the afternoon. The Woman's club will send Mego Idleman as delegate to the state federation at Cooper. The Jones family announces a forthcoming marriage at St Mark's Episcopal Church on October std amid a recent bereavement.
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James van Horn
Fort Rue
Hosteas
Plécant
Eleventh Infantry
van Horn
Hichmond
Miss Smith
B.W. Tanner
Carnahan
Arthur Williame
C. Dowell
George K. Wilson
Lampoon
Cutter
Fithian
Barzynski
Palmer
Richard Blatchford
Green
Edgar Meyer
Bekridge
Maargeneirs
George Skinner
Mite
Steever
Mise Thomas
Wise Armstrong
Miss Irernandez
Miss Davis
Mine Blackburn
Misses Williams
Mystic Maze
Kensington Club
Frei Taylor
Robert Nagle
Leffler
Border
Hainesworth
Callowayy
Richardson
Prosper
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
I. ©. Newlin
Twenty-sixth Street
Mall
Hadley
Mra
Jones
Aula Beagle Jones
Kent Snyder
Mark's Episcopal Church
Paris Wedding Restrictions For Snyder Family
The Snyder family wedding at the church will be limited to relatives and immediate friends. A reception follows at the bride’s mother's home on Van Lennan Street. Clarence Harris and wife depart for a ten day trip to Colorado. A. M. Beynett receives the Guild of St Mark's Church this afternoon at 2:30.
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Snyder
van Lennan Street
Clarence Harris
Colorado
Mia. A.M. Beynett
Guild of St. Mark's Church
Priest Doherty in dispute over girl and officer
Massillon Ohio September 29 The Rev Father B Doherty pastor of St Josephs Catholic church allegedly threw Florence Greenfelders father from the parsonage when he demanded custody of the girl He defended the girl promising to fight through the courts He has hidden her Five Wall Pav er at Sherman Co
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Massillon
Pradess B. Doherty
St. Joseph's
Florence Greenfelder
Ollet
Greenfelder
Big Daughter
Doherty
Former Fort Russell officer ordered before medical board
Lieutenant W C Jones, former Fort Russell officer and Burnside commanding officer, faces two examinations in as many months by the Army Medical Board at the Presidio. Wounded in the Philippines, his fitness for continued service is under review, despite prior recommendations for retention. He previously served in the Eleventh and Thirteenth Infantry and later the Signal Corps.
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W. ©. Jones
W. C. Jones
United States
Barnside
Ad States Army Medical Board
Jones
Hite Knen
Philippines
Army
Li ‘Jones
Presidio
Burnside
Alaskan
Eleventh Infantry
Fort D. A. Russell
Thirteenth Infantry
Army Signal School
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Singnal Corps
Corps
Presidio General Hospital
Signal Corps
Colorado and Southern Change Depots in Cheyenne
Beginning Saturday October 1 the Colorado and Southern trains will arrive and depart from the C B and QO railroad depot in Cheyenne, altering station arrangements for passengers and freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado and Southern
Cheyenne
Atheyenne
Mayor halts telephone work over franchise dispute in Cheyenne
Cheyenne Mayor stops Rocky Mountain Bell construction citing lack of proper franchise. Work crews halted in the Park Addition area as officials negotiate service terms and authority to resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Cheyenne
Cook
Tay
Paoy
Park
Mayor’s Franchise Battle With Telephone Company Drags On
The city and a telephone company clash over a franchise renewal after the company operated without formal authority for months. The city council objected to the terms the company sought, offering a franchise rejected by the firm, while officials prepare to push steps toward settlement.
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Wm Franchhise
Cty
Ity
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Advertisements
Fragmented OCR advert claims Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound eases nervous symptoms and female ailments. Includes quotes from Mrs Sickgjam and Mrs Biennog praising relief, with locations in Missouri. Mentions Sanative Wash and urges trial and word of mouth recommendations.
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Lydia Brinkham
Mar Sickgjam
Mar Sickgjam, Ordtogo
Omad
St. Louia
Lydia
Union Pacific Case Up Again In Federal Court
Opposing counsel argued in Salt Lake City over whether Union Pacific land deeded for railroad aid can bar citizens from crossing. Unita Development Co and others claim damages for grazing disputes after sheep drives across the land. Federal court at Cheyenne ruled for plaintiffs with nominal damages. appeal continues in circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Unita Development Company of
Wyoming
John C. and
Dantel Mackay
Stewart Harding Sheep Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Cheyenne
Barnards, Stewart
Salt Lake
J. W. Lacey
Union Pacific
Cheeynne
Steck
Union Pacific Territory
Unclear historical note voices broad appeal to all
Fragmentary OCR text shows an uncertain message urging universal appeal beyond a single actor. The readable phrases reference a gallery and an evening decree, but key names and context are missing, preventing concrete identification of event, people, or place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minist
Egoers
Minstrel Show by Rich ards & Pringle’s at Capitol Ave Theatre
The oldest minstrel company in the world, Rich ards & Pringle’s, forty strong, performs at the Capitol Ave Theatre on Saturday night. The troupe highlights American minstrel tradition and entertainment that traces back to the nation’s roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards & Pringle
Capitol Ave
Atlas Show Draws Full House With Varied Acts
The mid week Atlas opening played to a capacity crowd. Maybelle Haker debuted in Cheyenne with The Song of the Soul from the Climax. Tony and Norman provide a comedy duo act while Josephine Maxton delivers Dixie Kid. The program features high quality pictures and Judd subjects of interest as the orchestra anchors the show AT THE ATLAS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Maybelle Haker
Cheyenne
Tony
Norman
Josephine Maxton
Dixie Kida
Train depot switch note for Colorado and Southern
The Colorado and Southern trains will arrive and depart from the C B and Q H R depot as directed, indicating a depot change for passenger and freight service in the area.
Cheyenne Elks Return From Northern Trip
Cheyenne Elks return from a two day and night excursion visiting Casper and Douglas. They were hosted by Casper and Douglas lodges with parades banquets and dancing. Elks enjoyed warm hospitality and called the trip the greatest time in Cheyenne lodge history.
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Wifleh
Casper
Douglas
Cheyenne Elks
Casper and Dong
Uh Two
Elks
Tnobs Mail
Highwayman Pays Victim For Losses In St Paul
In St Paul three years after a masked hold up at a saloon, nearly killing the bartender and taking cash, a highwayman repays the $51.06 theft via money order signed George Suilch. note credits the loss to Chris Bunlroot.
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St. Paul
Chris Bunlroot
George Suilch
Do for a Sickly Child Trial Free
A battered ad describes giving Dr Caldwell's Pepsin syrup as a remedy for a sickly child. It promises free sample and medical advice from Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois, claiming thirty years of stomach liver and bowel disease experience.
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R. Caldwell
Kila
Willian
Rennabes
Ford
Ind
Ark
Caldwell
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Ingersoll Store
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West 17Th St
Iety
Mego Idleman
Woman's Club
State “Federation
Cooper
Paris
Pepies
Sherman Co
Fort Russell
Medical Board
Colo, & Southern
Pierge Suit and Cloa. CO
Peten Thompson
Mienes Hressee
Ognsham
Vetor
Atyles
Rosden
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis, Mo
Hofmann Bros
Cheyenne, Wyo
Riner
Salt Lake City
Georgia Minster
Cold, & Southern
Highwayman Pays
Lerman Co
Many & Mother
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