Spectacular West Street Fair and Plow Parade Planned
Enthusiastic B P O E lodge members announce a July 20 street fair in the city. The event is self supporting with six water-proof booths and free shows every thirty minutes after 1 pm. A parade with decorated floral booths and street exhibits will feature a midways display from Kansas City and a six thousand dollar prize outline. Visitors may enjoy a reduced fare and low-cost refreshments as crowds gather for what promises to be the largest event in Wyoming.
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Lke
Vo Wheelen
Kansas City
New Kany St. Louid
Jon
Cairo
Eule
Hagen- Y
Heony
Wyoming
Fie
Tragic Accidental Gun Discharge Kills Boy in Eugene
The nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Olmstead of Eugene died instantly in Casper after an accidental gun discharge. Local authorities investigated the incident and prepared notices for public records.
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Moe. Olmstead
Eugene
Casper
Reservoir construction for railroad stock shipments near Casper
Engineer John Vincent and a crew of fifteen men and twelve horses arrived in Casper after last Thursday's rain and left Friday for body flats on North Casper creek about eighteen miles from Casper to build a reservoir for the F B M V railroad company. It will take about two weeks to complete and a second reservoir will be built six miles north of Walton with a possible third on Cloud Creek. The storage of spring waste water has aided stockmen shipping cattle and sheep to market, and these reservoirs should encourage future shippers to use the Casper area.
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John Vincent
Casper
Casper Creek
F, Be, & M, V. Railroad Company
Walton
Cloud Creek
Chinese plan to repeal heart exclusion act faces congress
The Tribune reports Chinese merchants in New York organize to seek repeal of the exclusion act. A nationwide movement aims to mobilize 15,000 residents to sign a memorial protesting a twenty year extension and to be sent through Wa Ting Fang to the Chinese minister in Washington.
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New York
the Tribune
United States
Chin City
Philadelphia
Chicago
Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
Wa Ting Fang
Washington
Weather Summary for Cheyenne and Plains States
June 15 weather report shows Cheyenne and vicinity with warmer night and Sunday. Showers in Wyoming and central plains followed by late to-night or Sunday clearing. Heavy rainfall reported in Rapid City Valentine St Paul North Platte Denver and Omaha with temperatures near 90s in Iowa Missouri Illinois. cool conditions in the Rocky Mountain region.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Chicago
Wyoming
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kanin
Colorado
Rapid City
Valentine
St. Paul
North Platte
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Central State
Towa
Misswiri
Ilinole
Omaha
Commencement Week at the University Honors Students
The eleventh annual commencement is set for June 20 in the university auditorium with fifteen graduates representing most colleges. Miss Hilda Hurlacher wins a scholarship. Miss Willie Downey earns high honors. Rev. Frederick Terie Kruger to receive an M A. speakers include professors from the Liberal Arts and other departments. Relatives travel from across the state to attend the closing exercises.
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U Universlty
Agricultural College
Normal School
Helen May Barrow
Irene Mabel Hinkston
Frances Byrne Smith
Florence May Christian
Anthony Willam Jennings
Josephine Dyer Smith
Eugene Baker Wilkers
Son College of Liberal Arts
Jessie Kathharine Dayton
Hilda Hellen Durlacher
Francis Wilfred Murphy
Elinor Maure Wallis
Willie Virginia Downey
Anthony William Jennings
Charles Henry Punting
Eugene Baker ‘Wilkerson
School of Mines
Charles Whitneye
Gilmore
College of Mechanic Arts
Cgeorge Ford Axtell
G. A. Gatew
Cheyenne
Lowell Society
Thornburg
Olympic Society
Slasson
College of Liberal Arts
Heda Durlacher
Willie Downie
Frederick Terie Kruger
Willie —V. Downey
Chas, Ponting
W. F. Murphy
Mechanical College
G. Fort Axtel
Auxiliary supper at GAR hall on June 20 1901
The Auxiliary to the BM of J. E. announces a supper at the GAR hall on Thursday evening June 20 1901 starting at 5. Mrs. Mary Whitney of Sheridan inherits $20 000 from her brother who died in Minnesota.
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J. E
GAR. Hall
Mary Whitney
Sheridan
Minnesota
New Woman Gains Relief Through Peruna Treatment
Rose Parker reports backache relief after using Peruna for three years and calls it blessed. Dr. Rachel A. Magaw praises Peruna as gold and says she feels like a new woman. The notice urges sending symptoms to Dr Hartman for home treatment and notes medicine can be bought at local drugstores.
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Mra
Rose Parker
William Downs
Woman's Relief Corpa No. 43
Northwestern Legion of Honor
Central Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Rachel A. Magaw
W. Jefferson Artest
Springfield
Hartman
Ramo
Ferry Northfield sinks after collision on Hudson River
Reports say the wooden sidewheel Northfield ferry, owned by Staten Island Ferry Co, was rammed by the Mauch Chunk and sank last night. Passengers jumped overboard as divers search the hull for bodies. one man killed and about thirty injured confirmed so far.
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New York
Northfield
Northfeld
Staten Taland Perry Company
Much Chunk
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Himman
Otero Reappointed Governor of New Mexico
Washington reports the president renewed Miguel A. Otero for another term as governor of New Mexico. His previous term had expired on June 7.
Alumni Ball and Banquet Bridles Imperial Club Farewell
The Alumni association hosted its annual reception for graduating seniors at Mrs Durlacher home with brown and gold decorations a musical program and elaborate refreshments. The Imperial Dainty Club held its farewell dance at North Star hall followed by a Thornburgh hotel banquet with a lavish menu and late dancing ending near dawn.
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Alumni Association
Laraimie
Mandolin Club
Imperial Dane_ ite club
North Star Hall
Thortburgh Hotel
Thornburgh
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Durlacher
Schol
Irs
Steve Parker
Ingalls
Brooklyn
Balliant
SILLS
Imperial Club
Lillian Corey
Belo Moore
Allue
Nelsie Marah
Helen Manaasse
Blanche
Milde
Jean Durlacher
Mattie Quirk
Sadie Cook
Lute Poster
Anna Bennett
Beulah Reger
Achsah Mullison
Katie Roach
Clyde Phillips
Tgandpuel
Paso Big
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