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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1907
Page
7
An early note promotes Citizens to Bank Capital highlighting a daily balance as an infallible bookkeeper with no salary. It argues that money is more accessible than ever, allowing payment of all bills by check without registering the letter.
A terse note from TRE LEADER-PUBLISHING CO reports Charles Thompson of City Board as publisher. The brief item names Suecenser to Gun Leader in a local public notice style.
The high profile divorce case Anna Duxstad v Louis Duxstad is appealed to the Wyoming Supreme Court over whether Mrs. Duxstad was a resident of Laramie county when filing. The district court held she was a Nebraska resident, which would bar suit in Wyoming. ruling could end the case or send it back for trial on merits. Also notes Hellman’s absence led to bond forfeiture after burglary and grand larceny charges.
A mysterious swamp fever affects horses in Wyoming and the United States. State Veterinarian Pflaeging seeks federal experts as the disease kills most cases in days to weeks. Dipping previously reduced mange. spring plans aim to erase mange in six counties with more dairies to be dipped. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup advertises cough relief for children.
City council to meet tonight as court sessions and grand jury convene. Union Pacific shops cut hours to eight and freight and passenger traffic stay strong. Local dealers praise Chamberlain's tablets for stomach and liver relief. free samples at Palace Pharmacy.
The Civil Service commission announces exams on January 8 9 10 for federal positions in Cheyenne. Civil engineer and superintendent of construction at large salary 1500 per year age 20 plus. one superintendent to Fort D A Russell. Mechanical and electrical draftsman War Department salary 1200 to 1500 per year age 20 plus. Endorsed by A B Roedel for Kodol digestion aid.
William Dunston the ranchman yesterday left for Pine Bluffs to settle affairs before a journey to England with his wife and children. They will depart next Sunday. A toy booth will be featured at the Episcopal Ladies Bassett at the Governor's Mansion Wednesday evening.
The first annual Wyoming Optical Society convention will be held by December 6 with participation from opticians statewide. A winter meeting program has been arranged and attendees from all sections are expected.
A party of Northern Colorado Power Company officials visited Cheyenne to inspect both old and new plant facilities and also toured Fort D. A. Russell. The group included President W. F. Barker, General Manager N. A. Carle, R. T. Rossie, Rathbaum, W A. McClurg and Givens, along with W. F. Crosley of Greeley and others. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co. promotes Pinevles with a $1.00 400 day treatment offer.
E. Bartlett of Bartlett Bros. reports extensive dry farming in Kimball Nebraska where irrigation is not required and succeeds under Kin Kaid homestead law allowing filing on 640 acres. Also an ad notes ManZan piles remedy with collapsible tube and 50 cent price from Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
Henry Hoffman relocates his right back service from Hynd's bar to the Senate bar at corner sixteenth and Ferguson Streets. Telephone 15. Call carriages during the day from Metropole stables. Phone $75. Calla promptly answered.
Hot oyster supper offered by the Ludlow chapter of the Episcopal Church at the Governor's Mansion. Dinner runs until 9 PM on Wednesday December 4 with suppers priced at 26 cents.
Parker, vice-president of Colorado & Southern, arrived from Goldfield to settle a miners strike at the Little Florence property near Cheyenne. He, as the heaviest stockholder, ordered the mine closed for at least six months and possibly longer. Several Cheyenne residents hold stock in the Little Morence.
KODOL is offered on a guaranteed plan for relief of heartburn sour stomach belching gas and stomach trouble. It digests what you eat and aims to make you healthy. Sold by A. F. Roedel. Turkey dinner every day at the Valmer restaurant.
A letter from Muggsy Bhool to fight Frank Carsey in Pueblo on December 12 outlines a ten day limit of eight pounds. He vows top condition for the contest and adherence to the weight plan.
Coloradoans Webard PF and Anderson of Denver joined Mise Martha Warner of Gunnam in a Cheyenne ceremony yesterday morning. The wedding connected regional residents in a small, early event reported by local outlets.
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