Black Hills Lodge elects officers and delegate to Milwaukee session
Black Hills Lodge No 6 yesterday held its annual election. C J Wallace was named Muster, K Gillegple Vice Master, FH Craft Treasurer, Max Weick Legislative Representative, Ott pnneny Thiet Keaminer, Collom Collector, and T Kennedy chairman. F C Chapman was chosen as delegate with Dr Kennedy elected as alternate to the biennial convention in Milwaukee.
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Black Hills
Pnneny
Thiet Keaminer
H &. eeCollom
Ler
Tt. Kennedy
Wiliams
George Marin
Foster
Blensiat
Milwauiee
Chapman Veing
Kennedy
Paderewski Plans Extended Tour After Recovery
Ignace Paderewski fully recovered from a paralytic setback on his left side and will tour the United States this fall. He is to begin in October or November under manager Charles A. Bix of Boston. The pianist, injured in a pathological incident in Buffalo, spent months recovering during his American tour. In April he was able to resume public duties in Bilbao Spain before giving further recitals in Europe. Refugees from Poland, now in Switzerland, are under the care of a major relief effort connected to the pianist's activities.
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Parle
Jin
Ignace
Vollah Planigt
Charlee A. Bix
Boston
Paderowss
Jett
Wibio
Spain
Prebal
Prowney
Mol Citen
France
Prea On Ou Lie
Switzerland
Poland
Plantar
Sunday School Organized at Trinity Lutheran Church
The North Laramie Sunday School held a meeting at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. Ovent guiding the session. Plans were made for weekly services each Stay May at 2 o clock in the afternoon, listing the pupils and teachers.
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North Laramie
Oourttwat
Caneel
Achaol Howe
Ovent
Trinity Lutheran
Ehurch
Maem
Bnei
Bieriy
Mine Cilleanle
Tremwany
Huekiin
Warranty Deed Recorded In Laramie Property Transfer
Court house notes show a warranty deed from Andrew Johnson and wife to Elmer Ingram and Clara Bowman for Lots 12 and 14 in Block 208 of the WP J R Coe tract addition in Laramie, with a consideration of 600 dollars. Another warranty deed by Henry W. Beat for Lot 14 and 16 in Block 251 in the UPR Co addition is noted.
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Andrew Johnson
Elmer 1
Fewman
Clara Bowman
J. R. Coe
Laramie
Harry W. Beat
Lola
UPR
Fh. Co
Fatal Quarry Explosion Claims Worker and Injures Family
Report of a deadly explosion at Kort Collins Stone Quarry. William McPierson died, with others injured. The injured will be transported to Pueblo for medical treatment while family members are notified and await further action.
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William = McPierson
Kort Collins
Hix Hody
Pueblo
Jake
Lady Passenger Dies Aboard Union Pacific Train
A woman passenger identified as Mrs. Barton died yesterday on Union Pacific train No Geant near North Platte as it traveled to New York City. The death occurred while the train was en route and she was taken from the cars to receive assistance, but she did not survive the journey.
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Barton
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
North Platte
New York City
Tallest U. P. shopman Aoman at Fort Metates?
Frank Hanbury, a newcomer from Iowa, is described as the tallest man in the U.P. shop. He stood about 8 ft 6 in tall with a weight of 176 pounds, and is expected to begin duty soon.
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Aoman
U.P
Frank Hanbury
Iowa
Hay Contract Awarded for Toltee Live Stack Co
A. Harlin bhat owns and signs a contract to form hay loading for the Toltee Live Stack Company. The agreement covers three years of work with payments totaling about five hundred dollars and includes provision of all needed tools machinery and labor.
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A. Harlin
Toltee
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Noted On Property
At 2 pm today the courthouse door will offer for sale a property described as the southwest quarter of section twenty, township twenty six, range three west. Owner is Akishina? Inpay and mortgagee is Frank Prager. Mortgage amount listed as 929.26 including 707 principal, 182.06 interest, and 50 attorney fees. Property purchased by the mortgagee.
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Het
Township
Week in Society Center Celebrates June Weddings in Cheyenne
A lively social week in Cheyenne featured several weddings and numerous card parties. Mina Viole Dougherty, a convent graduate and pianist, received a large honor at a Thursday reception hosted by Judge Carpenter. Attendees included Mrs. C. D. Spalding, Mrs. Wm. Marquardt, A. H. Peabody, Rev. Dean Bode, and others. Dougherty performed multiple violin numbers and a duet. The week also highlighted Epworth League events, lodge gatherings, and numerous dinner and whist parties among local families and society figures.
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Sidge Can Penten
Mina Viole Dougherty
Jaunvier
Miss Carpenter
Thee Carpenter
Mids Dougherty
Cheyenne
Mika Dougherty
A. He Ponboly
Algomerne Po de Saranate
Bach Preghiera
Bazzint Ace
Bucks issue warranty deed for Laramie properties
Ivy B. Buck and Myrtle M. Buck of Munchias Coster angus New York convey Lots 3 and 4 in block 280 Sherod s Addition to Laramie to Frank W. Johnston of Laramie.
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Ivy B. Buck
Myrtle M. Buck
Munchias
Costerangus
New York
Frank W. Johnston
Laramie
Sherod
Hospital Barwicks Wye Project At Fort D
Work has begun on the $700 hospital barracks at Fort D under CG. McGarvey contracts, with RB Warren of Cheyenne serving as superintendent of construction. The facility, to be built by the War Department, aims to be among the finest of its kind.
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Wye
Jones
McGarvey
Bakery Closed for Short Break to Secure Help
A bakery announces a brief closure for a few days due to inability to staff and secure assistance. The owner expects to reopen soon once help from a factory or other source is arranged.
Fishing Trip Yields Fine Catches for Young Anglers
Chris Larson eight, Johnson, Loni Miller, and John Mast returned from a four day feline trip at Jelm. They left Tuesday afternoon and reported fine catches and a most successful time.
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Chris Larson
Johnson
Loni Miller
John Mast
Jelm
Wreck injures Sheridan and Wye rider in buggy accident
An early report states that Dr Halk ey formerly of Fort Golling Gale was seriously injured when a Broncho wreck tossed him from a buggy in front of an office. The horse dragged the buggy after the rider was thrown, and bystanders carried him to safety.
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Sheridan
Wye
Halkey
Fort Golling
Gale
Fie
Registration figures in Sheridan for Crow relocation drive
Over three thousand register in Sheridan Wyoming on June 1 for the Crow relocation program. Fred Heningan of Sheridan is named as the authorizing official. When registration officers depart for Bitnes tonight, the drawing starts July 2, with the same officials moving to Shorhonk Wyoming to oversee the person involved.
Meat markets plan early close for Fourth of July
Markets coordinate holiday hours to let employees rest. Expect closing around 9 a.m. Housekeepers advised to stock early and avoid last minute shopping for that day.
Licensed To Marry Cheyenne Wye Couple Seeks Union
Jane A maps Hage Heenwe wie Issie to Kowa n Hanson of Henna Wye and Mise Florence Haygood of Granite Canyon Wye. Miss Haygood is daughter of a pioneer ranchman in this white section.
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Cheyenne
Jane
Issie
Kowan
Hanson
Henna
Florence Haygood
Granite Canyon
Miss Haygood
Divorce Case in Hansen v Hansen Temporary Alimony Granted
In the divorce suit Hanis Hansen v Martin Hansen Judge Carpenter granted $40 for attorney fees $5 monthly for child support and $10 court costs on temporary alimony. The wife was denied alimony due to prior property reception of $760. Attorney Cilio represented the plaintiff and Junga Gootaheek the defendant.
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Hanis Hansen
Martin Hansen
Carpenter
Alrady
Attornay Cilio
Junga Gootaheek
Fourth of July Excursion Rates by U P B R
The U P B R advertises Fourth of July excursions at low rates to all points East or West on the system. Tickets go on sale only on duty July 3 and 4, with exceptions for Wyoming and western routes.
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U.P. BR
Wyoming
Rawline
Railroad Notes and Local Labor Shifts
Carl Olson, car repater’s helper Festerlay, stepped on a purity mall injuring his left foot and will be laid off for a week or ten days. Strollel was seriously hurt at Rumsey, with injuries to the left eye and face, expected to take ten days or more to recover. Vallindongham and Elam Grace, employed since March 20, will relocate to Omaha for railroad shop work.
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Carl Olson
Festerlay
Strollel
Rumsey
Vallindongham
Elam Grace
Miureh
Omaha
Personal notes and oddities from a busy day
Mrs Wilton, mother of the Singer rowing machine agent, moved from Cordiner’s store rear house to 717 University Ave. A reader asks about a meat market link to The Boomerang office. Wind speeds averaged 12.12 mph with a 24 mph high. Cheyenne court interest prompts a softball request for Midge Carpenter. Hurl Coron and family plan Rock River and Laramie Peak visits, timing unclear.
Weather Outlook From The Bishop Of London Note
The excerpt reflects a cautious editor's note on dress virtue and social duty as advocated by the Bishop of London in The Young Woman. It discusses concerns about the value placed on attire compared with overall importance of daily life.
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Dreas
London
Doctors and prescriptions in historical medical practice
The Westminster Gazette notes that present medicine is less abundant than in the past when doctors had a public trust not earned by knowledge. It recalls a student era when every prescription was copied many times, and many patients received no prescription at all.
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Westminster Gazette
Laramie Grocer President Leaves for Eastern Trip
Mr Thos Simpson president of the Laramie Grocery Co departs with his family for an extended visit to eastern relatives. They will travel to Boston and Campobello New Brunswick to see birthplace roots then stay in Baxport Maine before returning in six weeks.
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Sire TH. Simpann
Aranite Gocery Company
Timity
Simpson
Slater, Wise
Titsae Welch
J. White Ing
Chieu
Boston
de Maine
Campa Bella
New Brunswick
Mr. Simpson
Baxtport
Maine
Hay
Carfipa Belin
United States
Edna
Evangelical Conference Session Leads with Address by Rev Gibb Eley
The annual conference session featured Rev G Gibb Eley of Grand Junction Colorado delivering the address. The program lists sermons by Rev G A Lehmildt of Denver and Rev F Piste of Cincinnati along with youth talks by Rev M Hola and other services on Sunday. The report notes travel miles for the month totaling 11 085 with an average velocity of 15.3 miles per hour and records a high of 70 degrees and a low near freezing yesterday.
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Coniteetine
German Evangelical Church
GG. Gibbeley
Grand Junction
Colo
Bop
G. A. Lehmildt
Denvary
F. Piste
D. D
Cincinnati
Ohio
O. Duecker
Vonlaviily
Cola
M. Hola
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WOLD
Hills Lodge
Milwaukee
F. C. Chapman
Manter
K. Gillegple
Max Weick
Ott
Paderewski
Bunday School Organize
Court House
U. P
Cupid
Ming
Wee
Tie
Eastern Star
Cat
Grant Wiihy
Tilton
Mra MN
Grant
Luyvita
Kenvington Cil
Mew
H W. Gannon
Mika Amy Abbott
Mink
Fivelyn Corbett
Minx Mildred McIntosh
Mike Mefiitaah
Wellesley College
Misa Corbett
Mrs. Symons
Tunsday
Irene Moray
Epworth Letkue
Crow Creek
Lars
Howe
B.A. Wilkinson
Knight Symons
Downey
Roy Fitch
Jacobus
Sutphin
Stoddard
Spattard
Crumrine
Ivingon
Grow
Durlsehe
Beirdfort
Campbell
Davia
W. Thomas
Holgeman CW. Spalding
Mon. Grint
Ore Haley
A. Helliday
AV. Coriiner
Chas Greenbaunt
Stiegel
Paetlo
N. Roach
Lehman
Genes
Miller
FA Miller
Helen Maneaimee
Tear Durivehon
Mises
Hettan Mies Whkinson
Dick Spalding
Pree Ran Missionary Society
James Stirling
Hewt Eax
B.J. Lelman
Tuenday
J. Spalding
Jerome Atherly
Hiss Jean Douglay
le Misser
Evelyn Eykyn
Edna Simpson
Ruth Gheenbaum
Minnie Sleger
Quincy
Hue Daniels
Tessie Tangieltt
Harriett Abbott
Gladys
Miriam Corthel
Zoe Miller
Mesto Kissteh
Venus Frazee
Carrie Hegewald
Lreny Spalding
Helen Clark
Miriam Doyle
Evangeline Downey
Hospital
Barwicks
Midge Carpenter
Matson
Hurl Coron
Siater
Rock River
Laramie Peak
Thos. Simpson
THE
Laramie Grocery
Evangelical Conference
Buster. Brown
Grand Avenue and
Second St
W H. Frazee
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