09 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
The Gillette News
Location
Gillette, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
1
A mass meeting is called for Saturday night December 10 1910 at 8 30 to form a County Division Club in Gillette City Hall Council Chamber. The purpose is to elect permanent officers and committees and conduct necessary business to advance the cause. Businessmen and citizens of the city and sector are urged to attend.
Arington Comedians open Thursday December 15 at the Pora House with Lena Rivers the Mary J Holmes novel dramatization. New feats by Inez Ody and Helen between acts promise lively entertainment and crowded houses. admission 25 50 and 75 cents with reserved seats available.
The Episcopal Church lists services at Eagles Hall and Baptist Church on Sunday December 18 with Holy Communion at 10 15 a m Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 0 a m and Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7 30 p m All are invited Minister in charge E Asaney Guanano The News 2 per year
The post office department warns against marking outside Christmas packages with Do not open until Christmas or similar phrases. Postmaster General Hitchcock says such outside marks violate the law for third and fourth class mail. Stamps or stickers should be used to indicate when to open.
The Gillette Aerie Eagle club announces its annual masquerade ball with a three piece orchestra to provide music. Costumes are being organized for hire and the group promises one of the finest events in the club’s history. Tickets cost $1 and earlier purchasers may exchange their Thanks giving ball tickets for the new date at no extra charge.
A call to prioritize local buying and services to strengthen town growth and property values. Emphasizes patronizing dry goods, groceries, hardware, furniture, printing, blacksmithing, and shoemaking at home. Affirms unity and collective effort to grow merchants and labor demand.
Public notice announces the hotel's dining room will serve rooms and board at reasonable prices starting from the stated date. The hotel invites patrons to take advantage of lodging and meals in a newly available arrangement.
At a regular meeting of Sum mit Aerie No 1614 F O E held in this city Wednesday evening officers were placed in nomination for the ensuing year S D Perry J P W P Robert Tantum W P J F Cates W P Bert Strand Chaplain B F Stewart Secretary Guy Barton Treasurer L K Marion I G W R Tarrant O G Trustees J E Sullivan J W Parchman and Al Wearne
Sunday school and morning service announced for the Church. Evening service moved to the Chapel Car at 7 30. Weeklong meetings Sunday through Friday except Saturday promise growing interest and greater usefulness. Spear duo to sing, urging attendance.
The amendment passed by a large majority with little opposition, enabling the legislature to establish an independent state board of equalization. It would absorb the state tax commission’s duties, consolidating taxation of railroads, livestock, and other property under one office and reducing authority conflicts. The note ends with a local invitation to visit the Bodega saloon in Moorcroft for refreshments.
Gillette hosts a boxing card Wednesday evening December 14 headlined by Peter Jengen the Battling Dane versus Mike Malone in a fifteen round bout. Malone from Omaha has held his own against top fighters and will chase victory in this highly anticipated main event. A six round preliminary accompanies the main attraction with a local referee likely. Tickets priced at 150 and 200 cents.
The reader is invited to explore the calendar pages for festive listings and notable events. Highlights include local community gatherings, cultural happenings, and upcoming deadlines for notices.
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