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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1908
Page
7
The text claims the preparation is the best for complexion care and absolutely safe for all skin types under all conditions. It presents a universal remedy without specifying any brand or usage details.
Police recruiting for a new chain gang. Holy week services scheduled this week. Easter data sales spike in Cheyenne. Cheyenne High track schedule being arranged. Lake Minnehaha popular Sunday resort in warm weather. Judge Frank Houseman begins duties as justice of the peace. Groups of Cheyennese spent Sunday fishing near the city. A Capitol Avenue theater attraction slated. Road between Cheyenne and Fort Russell dusty and poor in spots. Range grass brown and parched. Frank Gleason builds addition on East Nineteenth Street. Some property owners cut large trees. A shed burned yesterday afternoon on East Nineteenth Street with inconsequential damage. Bishop J J Keane expected to arrive today or tomorrow. LeRoy Grant resigns as Rocky Mountain Bell chief clerk to run his father's ranch near Laramie. Percy Hoyt orders an electric runabout, first of its kind in Wyoming. J D Welch and H W Cowman with Superintendent Dwyer inspect the Wyoming division for Colorado & Southern.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable case. It claims F J Cheney is trustworthy and listsWaldring Kinnan and Marvin as Toledo druggists selling the remedies at 75 cents per bottle.
Judge Carey has ordered beet seed from Mr Boetcher of the sugar company for planting 100 acres on the flats. Seed arrives soon and entrants should visit the Mill company's office to obtain seed at actual cost. Contest offers cash prizes. provisions to be published next week. Strawberries daily at Palmer's Restaurant 210 West Sixteenth Street.
Judge C H Parmalee fixed May 26 for the opening in the murder trial of Leonard B Nic who killed Rudolph Furrier in a range dispute. The case stems from a weeks long feud over pasture rights near Newcastle Wyoming.
A letter from Walter 8. Thomas to Representative Rainey read in the house asserts grave injustice to the negro race over the discharge of the Twenty-fifth Infantry. It claims black voters nationwide will back the Democratic ticket if Taft is the nominee, or abstain, likely ensuring a Democratic win.
A Chicago woman Mrs. E Hegg describes three years of suffering from eczema. After tried doctors and huge costs she used D D D Prescription and says the itch stopped and her skin cleared. She urges others to start treatment with D D D Soap and Prescription at Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
Brigadier W F Jenkins leads a Salvation Army service at the Methodist church this evening at 7 45 PM. Two babies will be given away during the event. Staff Captain J H Durand of Butte, Montana accompanies the brigadier. Admission is free. Palace Pharmacy advertises Pineules and cosmetic services at 1809 Ferguson Street by Annetta M Sharritte.
The City Clerk of Cheyenne Wyoming invites sealed bids for reflooring the Central Avenue viaduct. Bids due April 21 1908, must include a 500 dollar certified check and be signed with bidder details. Specifications available at the City Engineer's office City Hall Cheyenne. The council may reject all bids.
Royal Highlander hosts a dance and supper at Keefe Hall on Wednesday April 29. Admission is 75 cents per couple. Hanegchka’s orchestra performs.
The quartermaster's department announces that before May 6 the Omaha board of examiners will accept applications for the forester post at Fort D. A. Russell. Salary 720 dollars per year. Age 20 or older.
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