Wyoming Bowling Center History
Monarch Barber Shop Alleys, Lusk WY
| Status: | Dead |
| Opened: | June 1911 |
| Closed: | June 1914 |
| Names: |
Marshall's Amusement Subway (June 1911 - April 1912) Sam's Amusement Parlor (April 1912 - Jan 1913) Monarch Barber Shop Alleys (Jan 1913 - June 1914) |
| # of Lanes: | 1 (June 1911 - June 1914) |
| Lane Surface: | Wood (June 1911 - June 1914) |
| Pinsetters: | Mechanical (June 1911 - June 1914) |
| Factoids: |
A box-ball arcade alley in a pool hall opened by J. W. Marshall, the town marshall at the time.
Marshall's Amusement Subway opened in June 1914 on the west side of Cedar Street. In 1912, Sam Fleming bought the place and ran it for a short time as Sam's Amusement Parlor. S. W. (Dade) Boyd moved into the building and took over the place for a short time in 1913. Boyd sold the interest to Roy L. Rogers and George Boyd in May 1913 and from then on it was named the Monarch Barber Shop with pool, billiards and a bowling alley. It is assumed there was only one arcade alley at this location. |
| Images: |
Bill Barlow's Budget Newspaper:
Cheyenne State Leader Newspaper:
Jireh Record Newspaper:
Lusk Herald Newspaper:
05-04-1911,
06-22-1911 to 09-28-1911 AD,
07-06-1911,
07-13-1911,
07-20-1911,
07-27-1911,
08-03-1911,
09-07-1911,
10-05-1911 to 10-19-1911 AD,
11-16-1911,
11-16-1911 to 01-18-1912 AD,
01-04-1912 #1
#2,
01-11-1912,
01-18-1912 #1
#2,
02-08-1912,
04-11-1912,
05-02-1912,
05-02-1912 and 05-09-1912 AD,
05-16-1912 to 06-20-1912 AD,
05-30-1912,
06-06-1912,
01-16-1913,
01-23-1913,
02-20-1913,
03-13-1913,
04-03-1913 to 05-15-1913 AD,
06-19-1913 to 01-22-1914 AD,
01-29-1914,
01-29-1914 to 02-12-1914 AD,
02-19-1914 to 07-02-1914 AD,
03-12-1914
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