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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
4
A 1908 note offers dill pickles at 5 for 10 cents sour pickles 15 cents per quart and sweet pickles 25 cents. The writer promises the best flavor and invites readers to buy from Jacobe Pe, who proclaims the best pickles in town.
Four years since Dr. Sweatt was found in Cheyenne, with a thoroughly up to date office. He keeps prices low, offering big reductions upon arrival and has not raised them, maintaining eastern price levels. Why not patronize him?
Bulk of the work goes to outsiders as Atkinson Bros. collect $387,760 on bids for over $800,000 in Fort Russell construction. Arkington Bros. and Charles McGarvey secure multiple quarters and outbuildings, with Simpson Construction handling band quarters and stables. Heating by J J Hanighen and plumbing by Healey Heating and Barnes Stevens.
Wyoming Commandery No 1 Knights Templar will hold a Good Friday divine service at 8 p.m. in the Masonic temple assembly hall. Rev George C Rafter will preach with music by the consistory choir. All Masons, families and friends are invited.
The Palace Pharmacy Drug Co offers Man Zan Pile Remedy priced at 60 guaranteed ready to use. One application promises prompt relief and healing for any form of piles.
Attend Friday and Saturday events at Ohnstein's for an eye-counting contest described as a playful community activity with lighthearted competition and a social gathering.
State Geologist H. C. Beeler reports from Tenver while T. A. Cosgriff returns from the west. Ed PP Taylor arrives from Fort Collins. Judge Gibson Clark visits from California. Flora C Blackburn plans a California visit. Mrs F F Krager to depart for Litchfield Nebraska. Charles Farthing back at Iron Mountain ranch. Oliver and Edgar Perry leave for Horse creek. John Waechter departs Sibylle for Laramie. Court Stenographer T Paul Wilcox returns from Douglas. Judge J M Carey and Dr Carey visit Bear creek ranch. J Q Matthews visits city after tenure at Colorado Southern. Charles Griffin ill with appendicitis at Cheyenne division. Mrs M C Barrow and grandchildren arrive from Laramie. Barrow to accompany them to Douglas.
A Cheyenne business delegation of about twenty representatives traveled to Grover Colorado for a trade soliciting trip. They arrived at 6 o clock, toured the town, and were hosted by local citizens. The boosters planned to return to Cheyenne this afternoon.
Maitre Labori closed his argument for A Hart McKee in a divorce suit brought by his wife formerly Mrs Hugh Tegis. He largely restated prior points. The case resumes May 6 with the state attorney's final summary.
After a long journey a bottle of eighty five year old whiskey from Ketchikan Alaska arrived in Washington D C It is in the possession of Thomas Cale a delegate in Congress from Alaska The quart is part of an election bet settled after fifteen months The whiskey was found in a cache near the McKenzie river in ruins of a former Hudson Bay post Its age traces back to 1830s and earlier authorship unknown The tale unfolded during Cales campaign and the wager was paid with a dog team.
The Cheyenne presbytery closed its session with reports from committees and new appointments. Key roles include home mission and Sunday school committees, with Rev. Hogbin, Rev. Long, and H B Henderson named to home mission work. Leon Hills and L Harold Forde will serve Sunday schools. H W Bainton becomes stated clerk for three years.
Attorney James P. Miller of Lafayette Colorado sent ten dollars to the Times for Hanna Wyoming mine explosion relief. The gift covers Miller’s subscription and a similar donation by Joseph Mitchell Jr. of Lafayette. The money was forwarded to Hanna relief committee which appeals for assistance from state residents.
The late President McKinley’s former home in Canton was transferred to Mrs. Rose C. Klorer for 21000 dollars. Personal effects of McKinley, including gifts from 1896 front porch campaign and White House years, are being divided among the five heirs and will be widely scattered.
Springfield U April 16 The miners' union today appropriated 2600 dollars in aid of the Western Federation of Miners.
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