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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1908
Page
4
Roedel’s guarantees stock for technical and general use and prescriptions. If something is out of stock they will notify customers, with no substitutions. The ad emphasizes reliable access from a large business and frequent availability.
Selma Lauritsen won first prize in a biscuit making contest for the baby Bucks range at Percy Smith’s house furnishings store in Cheyenne. Thirty three girls under fourteen competed in a display of culinary skill. Mildred Sherman and Margaret Amahler won second and third prizes. Reception followed with biscuits tea cake and coffee.
Frontier meals served by Baptist ladies at 11 o'clock Thursday in Keefe hall at Ferguson street entrance. DeWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills advertised as safe easy pleasant and sure sold by A. E. Roedel. Palmer's bread advertised at your grocer with price per loaf.
Dr W T Cooke the state dry farming expert returned from Pine Bluffs district with plans to ship dry farm products to Cheyenne for Frontier Days. He notes Messrs Mormar and Beatty are gathering a fine exhibit and asks contributors to ship products to Cheyenne promptly to complete the display on opening day.
The Cameraphone show reopened in Capitol Avenue theater with moving pictures and singing. A highlight of Frontier week is a series of old southern plantation songs by negro performers with natural, melodic singing. Whistling selections, including Mulvey and Moulin’s melodious number, are featured with strong music and visuals.
Miss Inez Willer and Richard Grace wed in St Mary's cathedral. Rev Father Duffey performed the ceremony. The couple is honeymooning in Denver. Grace is a well known young man, and the bride has worked at the telephone office.
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