Social Glimpses From Queen Anne Club Outing at N R Davis Ranch
Social notes describe Queen Anne Club members visiting N R Davis ranch with a picnic and horse viewing, plus a C B C gathering hosted by Mrs William Myers and other dinners and teas. Names include Maude Sparks Fanny Converse Laura Kent Stella Hellman Bessie Smith Caroline Davis Huntington and Mrs J O Churchill. Describes supper at Ells and a later tea and gatherings around town. The Evanston Christian correspondent notes Almy town growth and proposed new oil town in Crook County facing water and odor issues.
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Opera House
Henry Conway
John Sparks
Miss Maude
Fanny Converse
Laura Kent
Jssemine Glafcke
Stella
Florence Hellman
Bessie Smith
Maud Sparks
Ellis
G. W. Baxter
Philip Dater
G. E. Abbott
Louise Babbitt
Lusk
Fair Grounds
Crook County
St. Joseph
Wyoming
A. M. E. Church Pastor Resigns for Colorado Springs
Rev. S. Rice resigns as pastor of the A. M. E. church and moves to Colorado Springs. Rev. S. W. Hird from Pueblo will succeed him. Rice thanks Cheyenne for liberal financial aid and reports a ten month collection of 1230.60 to help pay the church debt.
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S. Rice
A. M. BE
Colorado Springs
5. W. Hird
Pueblo
Water storage plan urged by land official in southern states
Edger S Wilson, register of the land office, advocates a federal scheme to build reservoirs in Colorado Wyoming and Montana to store meltwater and curb the June floods on the Missouri and Mississippi basins. He argues these works would protect life and property, boost arid regions, aid the Panhandle Texas New Mexico and the Sioux and Yellowstone country, and unite the South and West in a common development effort.
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Murder at Rawlins and a town in shock
The body of Herman Kerr, beaten and hidden in a creek bed south of Rawlins, is found. Paddy Golden is arrested and faces a hearing tomorrow amid militant local anger. Also reported are a prominent visitor, Judge Stockslager, praise for Cheyenne, a new Hurdle Cup exhibit, Sunday school organizers, and a potential Cheyenne broom factory investment.
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Paddy Golden
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Kerl
Board of Trade Urged to Weigh Wyoming Favorably
A field review favors Wyoming over other localities and the matter has been referred to J. K. Jeffrey, secretary of the board of trade, for consideration and action.
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Wyoming
J. K. Jeffrey
Board of Trade
Park Excursion Brings Union Pacific Party to Cheyenne
A Yellowstone National Park excursion arrived in Cheyenne aboard a three car special train with two six horse coaches. Clarence E. Brown led the group including Major James Stephenson and Col J A S Reed. The trip from Omaha August 8 included Beaver Canyon Shoshone Falls and Salt Lake City with return via Kearney.
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Harry Oelrich
Union Pacific
Yellowstone National Park
Kearney
Omaha
Beaver Canon
Idaho
Great Shoshone Falls
Salt Lake City
Clarence E. Brown
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Col. J. A. S. Reed
Chicago
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Brown
Salt Lake
Yellowstone Park
Elkhorn House Reopens Under New Manager
The Elkhorn House at Elkhorn Colorado has changed management with HL W Wilson in charge. He aims to make it a delightful summer resort featuring excellent attractions, hunting and fishing amid mountain scenery. Wilson will answer inquiries on transport, daily mail, resident physician, and related services.
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Elkhorn
Colo
HL W Wilson
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Daily Mail
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