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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
7
Deputy Perry revealed a $500 reward for the murder suspect Ed Wallace. Sturgis, South Dakota authorities offered the reward and sought his return after Wallace was released by local police who lacked confirmation of the arrest and reward status.
Today is Good Friday with services planned at the Episcopal church and the Masonic temple. Troops at Fort PD A Russell were paid yesterday. J J Richards of Gothenburg purchased an interest in the New York store from B Predmestky. A cement curb was laid at Louis Manewal Sr residence and Henry Becker's house is nearing completion at Ferguson and Twenty sixth. The Northern Colorado Power plant dismantling has reached its peak before full deactivation.
One hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case. F F Cheney Co of Toledo offers hall's catarrh cure taken internally. Walding Kinnan Marvin endorse the firm as honorable and able. Hall's cures by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. testimonials free. 75 cents per bottle. sold by all druggists. also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Dr L P Desmond begins a two story cottage at 314 West Twenty third street Michael Alfred Matthews builds a modern residence at the corner of Twenty sixth street and Warren avenue Thomas starts a ten room double tenement at 215 West Twentieth street Several new cottages rise in other city sections Wayne West Virginia resident S L Brown reports Foley Kidney Cure cured his kidney disease after one dollar bottle and partial second bottle A E Roedel endorses the remedy
F A Honaker bought two lots at Twenty first and Mor rie streets from J M Newman and plans a modern cottage. Man Zan Pile Remedy sold in collapsible tubes with nozzle soothes inflammation and itching. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co offers 56c price. Annetta M Sharritts now at 1809 Ferguson street for manicuring and massage with shampooing and hairdressing. home calls available. phone 679.
Trout are biting and Hopper and Bartley at 210 West Sixteenth Street offer a selection of fishing tackle and gear for anglers.
Berry lovers visit Palmer's Restaurant on West Sixteenth Street for a daily strawberry special. Patrons note fresh fruit and limited quantities, with local shoppers visiting during midday business hours.
The notice states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. A. E. Roedel endorses it as a safe remedy for children and adults.
Washington April 16 Senate passed a bill to establish a permanent national buffalo range of 12 800 acres on the Flathead Indian reservation in Montana. The range is to be enclosed and become the home of the largest herd of bison in existence.
An advertisement promotes Williams Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney and nervous system issues, including back and side pain, bladder discomfort, facial puffiness, and frequent urination. It cites mail sample availability for 60 cents and lists Williams Manufacturing Co of Cleveland, with local seller A. B. L. as distributor.
The president nominates Joseph L. Kidwell for postmaster at Douglas Wyoming to succeed Byron Wilson who resigned on April 16 in Washington D C.
Pinoules offers a 30 days trial for reliving backache rheumatic pains and weak backs. Advertises benefits for kidneys bladder and blood with suitability for all ages and a satisfaction guarantee or money return from Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
Mr and Mrs James W Maguire and family thank friends for sympathy and assistance during their recent bereavement.
A historical notice describes Kenedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup as acting promptly to ease bowels and force the cold from the system while reducing inflammation. Sold by A. E. Roedel.
Wednesday evening April 29 at Keefe hall features a dance and supper event by the Royal Highlander teams with admission of 76 cents per couple. Huaneschka's orchestra provides music for the occasion.
Boy and girl participants join a fun day with an egg counting contest at Obn Brocery. Prizes offered.
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