Inauguration Centenary Tea Recreates 1779 Style
Dear Bun notes a Woman's Week in Vanity Fair with Arbor Day tree plantings named after women. A Queen Anne club Inauguration tea at Mrs Carey’s features Washington decor, period costumes, and toasts to Martha Washington and women’s clubs. Guests include Mrs Warren and Miss Hebard, with 24 covers and a 1779 themed menu. The piece ends with wedding rumors and a closing signoff from Dine.
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Bun
Vanity Fair
Opera House
J. M. Carey
Queen Anne Club
Washington
Martha Washington
E. Mason Smith
FF. E Warren
G. W. Easter
Denver
Caroline Davis
Austin Adams
Dubuque
Iowa
Grace Hebard
Hlon
J. C. Whipple
Rogers
Okie
Cheyenne
Madames
Warren
May
Boston
Freeborn
Baxter
Breckens
Tye
Kent
Rhodes
Conway
Hellman
Mason
Mrs. Carey
China
Mere
Humphrey
Miss Minnie Slaughter
Lete
Ilebard
T. A Kent
Masi
Voorthes
Mrs. Whipple
Vanity Vale
Harrison
CN. Potter
Resources of Johnson County pamphlet showcases western growth
The Citizens' Business club of Buffalo issues a pocket manual titled The Resources of Johnson County Wyoming with a Buffalo city sketch. It highlights irrigation, railroads, canneries, mines, oil, and cattle industries and invites capital and workers to develop Johnson County. The Sun’s statehood edition attracts attention for irrigation research. A civil service exam for railway mail clerks was conducted at city hall with candidates Wedemeyer Clark Nolan and Gray.
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Citizens’ Business Club of
Buffalo
Johnson County
Wyoming
City of
Byetling County
West
Buffalo Lode
Burlington Road
Cheyenne
Sun
the Sun
United States Geological Survey
Senate
Snyder
Breckens
City Hall
Theodore Wedemeyer
Walter Clark
James Nolan
Fort Laramie
Lewis H. Gray
Boulder
Wyoming Weighs Statehood as Cheyenne Board Backing Grows
The Cheyenne board of trade urged Wyoming to seek statehood at a packed meeting. Resolutions called for mass meetings across the territory and pledged support to the governor and congressional delegate. A committee was formed to assess bonuses for local industry and 32 260 dollars was pledged so far.
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Board of Trade of
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Hay
John ©. Baird
C. N. Potter
J. K. Jeffrey
Commonwealth
Wirrens
Congress of the United States
Congress
Baird
George M. Powell
Willston
Powell
Theodore Menges
Kimball
Neb
Menges
Jeffrey
Lange
John C. Baird
Dr. Huot
A. Ideman
A. Adamsky
J. A. Johnston
Iran
St. Louis
Board of Trustees
Warren
Valentine Baker
J W. Hammond
J. G
Personal Explanation of a Telegraph Headline Controversy
A reader recounts a telegraph headline from last Saturday's SUN that many viewed as an Irish slur against the people and Charles Stewart Parnell. A proof arrived at 3 AM, read hastily, and the initial impression was discarded before the day’s work began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stewart Parnell
Government land policy sparks Wyoming growth debate
A Cheyenne land office report notes rising homesteader numbers and clearer proofs of intent to acquire homes. It cites improved public opinion toward enforcement, ongoing fraud concerns, and open acreage due to stricter proof requirements while criticizing Sparks policy and noting patents issued after delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cheyenne
Department
Wyoming
Memorial Day Ceremonies Planned by Reynolds Post G AR
John F Reynolds Post G AR organizes Memorial Day events in the city. A meeting at Justice Carroll's court governs the program with Judge J W Fisher as president and General Mizner as grand marshal. A veterans train to Fort Russell and parades with Fort Russell regulars are planned. Graves at two cemeteries will be decorated.
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John F. Reynolds
G. AR
Justice Carroll
J. W. Fisher
Mizner
Fort Russell
Methodist Church
Judge Rittenhouse
Denver
Presbyterian Church
Reynolds’ Post
Fire Department
Elty Eourvell
Leasing of School Sections in Cheyenne
Legal notice about leasing of school sections managed by J. W. Baird attorney at law Cheyenne Wyoming and legal blanks available at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Baird
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Town of Otto in Fremont County Wyoming Territory
The town of Otto lies on the Grey Bull River in Fremont County Wyoming Territory about thirteen miles above the river mouth in the central rich agricultural area. It produces all kinds of grain and vegetables in profusion.
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Grey Bull River
Fremont
Wyoming Territory
Town grows as lands, timber, coal spur settlement
Elevation four thousand feet above sea level. One hundred thousand acres of fertile lands surround the town. Timber and coal plentiful nearby. Coner lots thirty dollars and inside lots twenty dollars. For details, contact F. S. Wood, proprietor, Otto. county surveyor, Fremont County, Wyoming. First Lander Bank, Lander. or N. H. Brown, Lander.
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F. S. Wood
Otto
Fremont Co
Wyoming
First Lander Bank
Lander
N. H. Brown
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Theve
Pun
Tile Pinrtier
T. L Benson, Watertoon
Dakota
Paine
Maine
View
Diraggiste
Wri
Jenanpeon & Co
Simpa
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Omaha
Chicago
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