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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1908
Page
5
Denver Pacific, Chicago Burlington and Quincy lines show several trains with listed arrival and departure times. Notable intracity and intercity services include No. 7 and No. 8 arrivals, No. 101 from the south, and Train 164 departing Cheyenne.
The District Leader comes to the theater next Wednesday night with a melodramatic plot and music by Howard. Ethel Dovey and Frederick C. Truesdell lead a strong company praised for singing and dancing parallels to The Vanderbilt Cup and Forty Five Minutes from Broadway.
Mrs Kappelman is ill at home on East Eleventh. Mrs Swanson of Denver visits her Engstrom relatives on East Twelfth. Claud Pace leaves for Rawlings for a brakeman job. Ladies' Aid entertained by Mesdames Clay and Phillips on East Eleventh. Attendees listed. Floyd Crabtree’s eleventh birthday celebrated with games and a supper by his mother Mrs Kappelman assisted by Mrs Jordan and Mrs Pearce.
The piece surveys diverse snippets from courts and towns. It notes Italian royalty seeking money, Chicago dealers fined for short weights, a Delaware injunction against a father spanking a daughter, Monongahela City promoting a Home Coming Week, and a sensational anecdote about a woman tossed into a doctor’s lap by a speeding car.
The Civil Service commission announces two examinations for federal appointments in Cheyenne on May 6. Positions include Logger in Indian service at $66 monthly with 20 years age minimum and Marine Steam Engineer in immigration service at $40 monthly with 20 years minimum.
A dispute over Natrona county court house location widens as J M Carey and Bro cancel the contract for the planned site near the Platte River. Erection work had begun, but the county lacks title and the project faces delay with Judge Carey’s impending decision and opposing citizen views.
An insidious warning about kidney disease from a vintage ad urging early use of Foley's Kidney Cure. It claims the remedy corrects irregularities and prevents Bright's disease and diabetes, credited to A I Roedel.
The Entente Club hosts a social dance at A. C. U. W. Hall tonight with admission 50 cents, ladies admitted free, and music promised for a grand evening.
Last night a prisoner among a group of vagabonds known as the Kangs escaped while being led to jail. A train crew saw the fugitive about a mile east of the city, heading east and obscured by dust as matinee goers queued at the Star theater for five cent shows.
A crowded slate of local society events includes the Willing Workers and Presbyterian Aid meetings with music and sewing for charity, and plans for April 21 supper and a charity clothing box to South Dakota. St Mark's Guild hosts a weekly work session. Girls' Mission Band tea supports a mining town mission near Sheridge. Art and music clubs discuss architecture and paintings with notable members present.
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