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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1908
Page
4
A 1908 letter extols fresh produce and lists asparagus cucumber string beans green peas tomatoes celery radishes lettuce spinach new onions new cabbage and new potatoes available at the grocery with a note of friendship from Jacobe Pe.
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway timetable notes trains 164 and 163 with Cheyenne Sterling arrivals and departures. Train 164 leaves Cheyenne at 3 30 p m and arrives Sterling at 9 30 p m. Train 163 leaves Sterling at 6 00 a m. Train 165 arrives Cheyenne at 12 00 noon. Daily except Sunday.
Schedule fragment reports No 41 departing at 7 10 after midnight on Monday and No 42 arriving at 0 28 a m. in the same period with unclear context.
United Mine Workers of America at Almy Wyoming denounce Governor B B Brooks 1908 appointment of Joseph Bird Oakley as state mine inspector for District 1. They call Bird incompetent and antagonistic to miners and urge publication of resolutions to the governor and Uinta county areas. Matthew Morrow president Jos Bell secretary treasurer.
J Dalzell Brown former manager of the California Safe Deposit and Trust company pleaded guilty to embezzling sixty five mortgage bonds of the Sacramento Gas and Electric company and received an eighteen month sentence at San Quentin He earlier pleaded not guilty and was said to be prepared to turn state's evidence in the case filed in San Francisco California April 27.
An advertisement notes Cascasweet suitable for infants and children and especially for common winter ailments. It mentions no harmful drugs and directs to A. B. Roedel for sale.
Royal Highlander team hosts a dance and supper at Keefe Hall on Wednesday evening April 20. Admission 76 cents per couple with Hapeschka’s orchestra providing music.
A fragmented notice mentions old papers and a bundle of cents with a reference to a sow. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
J Cole visits Heeda city. Senator Patrick Sullivan returns to Casper. Albert Bartlett left for Grover. William DuBois returns from Laramie. Judge C B Carpenter visits from Laramie. Mr and Mrs Deming and Miss Helen Hart return from Wheatland. Dr Joseph Brown of Baltimore staying with Ed and Mrs Brown. Mr and Mrs Thompson Corn visiting Fort Russell will depart for Ogden. Mrs Otto Braunschweig travels to Pueblo with Mr Braunschweig. Absent several weeks. Nat Rost admitted to St Johns hospital in Cheyenne for typhoid fever. not yet dangerous.
Raymond Sutton and Arthur Hilton were robbed in their room between midnight and 1 am Sunday. Sutton lost 40 dollars and a watch while Hilton had 20 dollars taken. Other boarders found their clothes scattered in the hall and notified police.
In Cheyenne a dramatic silent film scene shows a woman attempting to separate two duelists, taking a bullet meant for her lover. The Star Theater promotes Edison’s latest master piece with praise for comedy, romance, and top quality 10 cent shows and a popular singer.
Judge C E Carpenter adds three names to the Rawlins penitentiary roll. George H Thompson pleads guilty to larceny as bailee and is sentenced to eighteen months. Miguel Maroe and Juan Armendez, Cuban, plead guilty to burglary and receive two year terms. They and Thompson were to be moved to Rawlings soon.
The operetta cast list for Little Snow White to be staged tonight at Capitol Avenue theater includes lead roles Little Snow White Wicked Queen and The Prince with Marguerite Wallace and a largerias of dwarfs in detailed names. Court scene and court ladies are led by Ellie Cross and Mary Cross with numerous performers listed by name. The page ends with pages Catherine Walsh Charline Bath and Jeannette Mullen.
A mix of anecdotes from the strawberry belt to theater panic in Cincinnati over a tiny mouse. alimony case in Illinois court. a Chicago editor praising hash. and news that Charles H. Grasty will become general manager of Frank A. Munsey’s Baltimore News Boston Journal and Washington Times with Munsey’s plan to add him to his paper network.
John M. Lowery and Mrs J B Denton were married at St Marys Cathedral in a ceremony conducted by Rev Father Duffey. The couple left for Chicago, Minneapolis and Baltimore after a wedding breakfast for twelve at the bride’s sister's home. Becky Cook served as bridesmaid and B J Carroll as best man.
An over the counter remedy called Man Zan Pile Remedy comes in a collapsible tube with nozzle. One application soothes heals reduces inflammation relieves soreness and itching. Price 60 cents through Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
Kenedy's Laxative Cough Syrup acts promptly yet gently on the bowels forcing the cold from the system while allaying inflammation. Sold by A B Roedel.
The Riverton News announces the connection of Mr. George R. Caldwell with the publication has ceased with the last issue. The notice marks Caldwell’s departure from the newspaper staff.
A. B. Reudel sells De Witts Kinney and Bladder Pills claimed to strengthen weakened kidneys and relieve bladder inflammation. The ad presents a medical remedy promise targeting urinary issues.
The Star theater advertises top moving picture service, promising superior show quality and reliable screenings for patrons seeking an exceptional cinema experience.
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