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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1908
Page
5
A local display features S2nd degree rings dharma broaches tabs and buttons presented by Buechoer Jow airy Co. The venue at 647 Red hosts daily exhibitions of the collection and related accessories.
Candy Matinee Saturday at 2 30 p m for children anywhere in the house admission 10 cents Tonight features Thelma with special scenery and electrical effects promising novelty to patrons
A newspaper blurb promotes the D. D. D. Prescription for eczema claiming the condition is a skin disease, not systemic. It argues skin cure works by attacking germs and building healthy skin, urging readers to use wintergreen-based solution sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
The piece outlines a major sanatorium facility in the central west, housing two large brick and stone buildings. It notes an executive building used for receptions and administrative purposes, focusing on treatment spaces for contagious diseases.
Harrisburg Nebraska hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Orle Dunn visiting friends. G A R women meet at Fraternal hall for elections and business. Methodist Aid Society enacts Pasar plans with tea. Five Hundred club hosts, dining rooms adorned in pink and white. Prominent masons attend Luncheon at Judge Riner's. Junior Epworth League forms a reading circle. Guild and Willing Workers hold meetings. Mystic Maze event celebrated with a flower-themed reception.
The Pelzer company delivers its best yet with In the Rockies at the Odeon. Strong comedy and standout performances draw crowds and critics, with Marie Corelli's Thelma noted among readers. No ticket raise planned despite high demand.
The curtain rises at 8 tonight for Klaw and Erlanger’s Ben Hur. A company of about 200 arrives by a nine car special train around 10 this morning, with abundant seating for all parts of the house. Doors open 7:30 and late seating ends after the prelude.
In San Francisco a letter claiming to be from a doctor and containing two powders is suspected of poisoning Henry Boas, a Pennant Electric salesman found dying in his apartment and dying moments later. Police say the letter was likely written by a woman and was sent yesterday by special delivery.
Timothy R. Palmer former president of Minnesota Mutual Life shot himself at home in St. Paul. He had been in ill health for a year and unable to attend to duties before resigning last Friday.
At the King Coal mine in Wood County two black men died and three others were believed fatally injured after a blast released gas from an abandoned Tidewater opening. Thirteen workers were present at the time. The gas entered King mine following a blowout shot.
Gallipolis Ohio December 3 Adolphus Beeholm allegedly shot himself ending his life in a personal crisis. Police report a fatal self inflicted gunshot wound at his residence with no further details released.
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