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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1908
Page
4
Roedel’s advertises that it carries drugs for technical and general use and prescriptions with no substitutions. It notes stock can be out at times but promises notification when unavailable and emphasizes the store’s large inventory and reliability.
The Green Gables Sanatorium at Lincoln Nebraska bills itself as the largest in the central west for treating all non contagious diseases. It features two large brick and stone structures one executive building for non contagious and non mental cases and a rest cottage for select mental patients. Address Dr Benjamin F Batley Sanitorium Co Lincoln Nebraska.
The Shoshoni Capital Gazette reports a surge of Copper Mountain mining activity with Montana capitalists led by Day and possibly W A Clark backing bonds and leases. Key properties include Gold Nugget Hale, Gold Crown Smith group, Black Diamond, Jack Morton, and Pinnell claims. A Birdseye bunkhouse will house fifty workers as development accelerates. A Boysen cross cut reports a 14 foot wide sulphide lead at 615 feet depth. Williams Luman visitors arrived after Montana investors toured the mines.
Call for Palmer's bread at your grocer with Super Loaf promotion highlighted. Grocery buyers see Palmer's brand as a standout item for bakery shelves and daily meals.
The city council meets tonight as county commissioners begin August session. New bills visit Atlas and Capitol Avenue theaters. One thousand cattle head travel toward range near Cheyenne. The unusual circus parade damages street infrastructure near the post office. Marriage licenses issued to Charles R. Wolf and Alta M Knupp, both of Cheyenne. The Shoshone irrigation project aims to start work by October 1. Many local babies ill from heat. river and lake fish reports noted. backache remedies marketed locally.
Mr and Mrs A B Schultz of Luther welcomed a nine pound boy born at Mrs C T Sheldon’s residence. Both mother and child are doing well and the father is doing as well as can be expected. The Leader congratulates the family.
The Cheyenne Turnverein society held a Sunday picnic at Hereford grove with about 200 attendees. Participants rode wagons from Cheyenne to the grove and back, enjoying the day.
An advertisement extols Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a nonirritating cleanse and stimulant for the bowels, and promotes Kodol for stomach disorders. It notes sales by A. E B. Roede in France and A. Roedel, with a brief wine yield comparison for France Spain and Algeria.
Secretary John T. Burns of the Cheyenne Industrial club distributes the city folder Cheyenne and Frontier Days postal cards to travelers on arriving trains. He meets Union Pacific trains daily, addresses hundreds of passengers, and stamps materials for mailing, highlighting Cheyenne to travelers and fueling interest in the town.
Police arrested eleven yesterday mostly for vagrancy and drunkenness. A chain gang will work on streets today cutting weeds along gutters to ready them for Frontier Days. Street Commissioner Talbot plans to notify property owners to mow weeds in streets and alleys adjoining their premises. Law requires owners to keep streets free from weeds for sixteen feet from the lot line and to clear weeds to the center of alleys behind their property.
The Cheyennes plan to host the Oxford Indians this coming Saturday and Sunday in Cheyenne. The Indians are among Nebraska’s fastest players, promising exciting games. A week later, Cheyennes meet Eaton on the local diamond.
Cheyenne readers are told that Cameraphone will admit any lady accompanied by an escort with a Capitol Avenue theater ticket tonight free of charge. Two ladies may enter on one ticket. Also advertised Bees Laxative Syrup promises quick cough relief for all ages. The Rock Island Railroad cuts round trip fare to 1 ½ cents to protect passenger business.
One application of ManZan Pile Remedy soothes inflammation soreness and itching for all forms of piles. Price 60 cents. Guaranteed. Sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
An advertisement promises a pile removing operation will be unnecessary if ManZan Pile Remedy is used. The product is offered for 50 cents and sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug 3.
DeWitt's Little Marty Risers are offered as easy to take pills sold through A. E B. Roedel. The notice highlights convenience and availability by a named distributor.
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