The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
WYOMING GIRLS GLEE
CLUB GOING ON TOUR
University Colds viii Start in
Private Car From Laramie
Next Month.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
LARAMIE, Wyo., March 21-Mrs. II.
e. Root manager. and Mrs. J. +. Soule.
director OF the University Girls Cleo
and Mandolin club, have completed the
itinerary for tho first tour 10 be made
by this organization. which Will begin
next month. A special car will be char
tered for the tTlp
The club Is composed OF young women
students at the University Of Wyoming
and the tour Is intended to be an adYer-
tisemcnt of the College OF Music of the
university In particular and OF sthc uni
vcrSlty I'm general. The route OF the club
VIII be as follows.
Hanna, April 9. Rawlins April 10;
Evanston, April IL; Cokcvllle, April Il;
Green River, April 49, Rock Springs.
1t is also possible that the trip will in
clude Ogden.
The club consists Of Misses Laura Lee.
Misses Helen symons. Eta Kennedy, Ida
Langheldt and Ethel Pointing, second
mandolLns Misses Marguerite Mcintosh,
Nova Nelson and Laura Breisch. guitars;
MICS Helen Clark. banjo. Miss Thyra
Thirkeldsen. violin: Miss Grace Peabody.
piano. Miss Mildred Mcintosh. bass.
The vocalists OF the glec club are
Misses Red and Marguerite Mcintosh.
sopranos; Misses Mildred Mcintosh and
Peabody second sopranos, Misses Frazce
contraltos; Miss Pointing. pianist
Well-Known Odd Fellow.
Frederick Ruprecht of this city. who
was buried here. was an odd Fellow OF
high degree. He was a charter member
of Albany lodge. which was instituted
gift from that lodge for twenty-five
years continuous mepbershIp. He was
sent to the grand lodge as the represen-
tatve OF his lodge. October Il. 1879. and
Wa elected GRAND m of tho KTlnd
| lodge, October IS. 1888 He was charter
| member of the grand encampment OF
! Wyoming, instituted November 70. lSl,
| being elected grand patriarch OF that
| body, October q. 1854 He represented the
| grand lodge at the Denver session OF the
| sovereign grand lodge September 19, 1851
| He held all the Offices OF Albany lodge
| and was one OF the FIRST captains OF Can
| ton Wyoming. Patrlarchs Militant HIS
| funeral was attended By more than a
| hundred members OF the order
Railroad Land Sold.
One Of the largest sales of railroad
lands In this county in recent years was
| that made yesterday by the Union Pa
| ciflc Railroad company TO the Gibson 1--we
| Stock company OF Nebraska. Whose homo
ranch Is At La Bontc. Converse county.
| when all OF sections ., 1, =. II. ~. u, ~ 81
and 80. In township %. range u.s. all OF
sections l, 3. O. !. Q. IL. Is, 10. II, -, H. 70
/ %, %, %. 81 20 and j. In townshlp =
| range 49, and all OF sections 81, 20 and -
in township Is. range rs comprising 1929
! acres, were sold for i96l4.i2.
! The Gibson company viii use the land
as a range, fencing tho railroad and
! Government sections.
More Railroad Engineers Wanted.
There is a great demand for more en-
! ginecrs on the Laramie-Cheycnne and
| Laramio-Ruwlins sections OF tho Union
| Pacific Wyoming division and the follow
| ing fremcn have been ordered TO APP
pear before Travelling Engineer Charles
] f Riford and District Foreman Dan sui
| Ivan for examination for promotions:
White. d. G. Montgomery, NJ. B. VII
| Hams Al Hansen and ". j. Nottage.
! rhe examination will be held in this city
| later n tho week. More men VIII be
added to the list OF rremen 10 take the
| places of those promoted.