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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1908
Page
4
Dear Friend offers dill pickles five for ten cents sour pickles fifteen cents a quart and sweet pickles twenty five cents a quart. Jacobe Pe Se notes you can get the best pickles in town.
Timetable lists arrival and departure times for Union Pacific Westbound trains Overland Limited Fast Mail California Oregon Ex Eastern Ex and No 10 Fast Mail with corresponding eastbound times. Also includes Denver Pacific schedule and connections at Cheyenne Sterling and Burlington & Quincy with specific trains and times.
The Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company gave a successful Easter Monday ball at Keefe Hall. The decor featured purple and white streamers, globed lights, bells, flags, and a G A R ladies flag. Haneschka's orchestra performed 8:30 to 9:30 followed by dancing and a sumptuous supper by the General Fisher circle Indies of the G A R.
The Bureau of Animal Industry abandoned sending a Knight Wyoming horse to Washington after it was found to have a common disease, not swamp fever. A second Wyoming horse from near Islay Cheyenne will be shipped to Washington for study by veterinary experts in a special stock car and hospital care.
A Palace Pharmacy Drug Co. ad claims Man Zan Pile Remedy provides ready to use relief for any form of piles. It guarantees price at 50 and promises soothing healing from a single application.
A. Webber arrives from Gasper, Mrs. Barnett returns from Laramie, Curtin L Templing retires from Colorado, J. C. Underwood visits from Underwood, Otto Gramm from Laramie, W. Burdick returns from Denver, William Barber back to Eaton, H. Howland spends Sunday in Denver, Dan Gook and family return from Clay Center, Captain A. A. Underwood visiting Jelm, Ed Lane in Dale Creek, Elmer Bushnell back from LaGrande, Oregon, Herbert Myer of New York visiting brother Max J. Myer, R. W. Schnitger departs for Cody, Ross Lambert attends to Wheatland business, Birney Sage opens new stone quarry at Irom Mountain, Noah Young returns to Glenrock, D. C. Nowlin passes through from Lander, James Fleming heads to Pacific coast, Mrs. Alvin Mather hosts mother and brother Grover Lampey of Denver, Mrs. Will Fisher and daughter travel to Wheatland to visit Mrs. Mullin, George Henry and Mike Brinkman from Sunrise, Wyoming spend Easter with T. Joe Fisher in the city.
Cheyenne engineer Albert B. Bartlett reports progress for the Sampo Coal company in Hanna. The firm controls land with eleven coal veins from 40 to 640 acres, with an eighteen foot vein yielding a 450 foot slope and four mile haul to Hanna for shipment. Sixteen buildings are purchased and moved, eighteen miners at work, and a one and a half mile spur rail/road line planned. The company president is M A Martfilla and secretary J A Ranstrom, both of Hanna.
John M. Cage inventor of the Denver sub line boat and Mrs Lu etia Slade of Denver married at First Methodist church in Cheyenne on Sunday at 9 am Rev J L Jordan officiated witnesses included Mr and Mrs Fleming of Denver sister bride. The couple will stay in Cheyenne for several days. Cade's Little Liver Pills advertised as a stomach cleanser and headache relief. Sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
Humane Officer Hagen yesterday captured a newspaper man who rode a horse too hard and forced him to dismount, taking the animal back to the stable. Several other young men have also been warned to slow their mounts to avoid speeding like automobiles.
An old advertisement touts Ring's Little Liver Pills claiming to wake up lazy livers cleanse the system and clear the skin for bilious ness and sick headache priced at 25 cents.
The G A R circle will hold a supper at Keefe ball tonight from 6 to 8 o clock. Tickets cost 25 cents. Proceeds go to Hanna sufferers.
The ad promotes De Witt’s Carbolised Witch Hazel Salve for piles and other discomforts sold by A. B. Roedel. The copy emphasizes its effectiveness and availability through Roedel.
Seated areas at the Avas theater have been arranged and tickets are on sale for patrons wishing to secure special locations for any upcoming performance.
Ad copy notes De Witt’s Little Liver Risers as famous little liver pills sold by A. B. Roedel. The item emphasizes a patent remedy and retailer.
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