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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1907
Page
7
The note extols Witalers National as offering no bank account but daily balance access. It claims customers can pay all bills by check without salary, keeping money safe yet highly accessible beyond their pocket.
Thomas Taggart, Democratic National Committeeman, arrives in Indianapolis and predicts Charles W. Fairbanks will be the Republican presidential nominee at Chicago. He cites Roosevelt’s exit and GOP disunity, saying Fairbanks has the best chance before the convention and notes growing interest in the Indiana candidate.
A Congregational church social aims to inaugurate a men’s club for moral and intellectual improvement and social relations. About eighty men are invited for an 7 o’clock supper with after dinner talks by Judge J. Riner and others plus music by the Cheyenne male quartet.
Eight days to Christmas as the city council meets tonight and district court holds session. Schools to dismiss for holidays at week’s end. Laurey Haley fined 58 dollars in police court for liquor without a license. A new double head bolt machine and lathe installed in Union Pacific shops. Automobiles scarce in the current bad weather. County Treasurer John Schune man calls in warrants issued before March 1, 1907. State Bank of Meetesteo charter approved by State Examiner Harry Henderson. Postal Telegraph Cable office moved to Warren building on Sixteenth Street. Stock $26,000 filed for incorporation in secretary of state office. Woman’s Relief Corps hosted by Atlas Theater manager Thomas Heaney for “Pilgrim’s Ride.” Scranton Correspondence Schools office to be in old Opera House block room vacated by Postal Telegraph. Frame buildings at Nineteenth and Snyder destroyed by fire Sunday night. G. W. Smith and family affected.
An advertisement asks if kidneys are neglected from overwork and nervous strain and offers Williams Kidney Pills as a cure. It claims relief for pain in loins and back, frequent urination, and facial pallor, with samples free by mail and sales through Williams Manufacturing Co in Cleveland, Ohio, via A. E. Roedel.
The Civil Service Commission announces three additional examinations for federal service in Cheyenne. January tests include Electrician and Custodian Service with a $1,000 salary and age 18 to 55, January 1 Electrical Assistant in Signal Service at $900, age 20+, and Male Interpreter for Immigration Service at $1,200, age 20+.
A small ad offers handmade Masonic emblem Navajo pillow tops made to order for three dollars. Interested buyers may call at the Handicraft shop located at 1714% Per guson street.
Expert accountant available to close year end, assist in inventory, and manage accounting tasks. Desires temporary employment and can report to Address X, Leader office.
Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock at the residence 416 West Twentieth Street Rev R L Harris presiding A large number of friends attended and sent floral offerings which nearly hid the casket Interment followed at Lakeview cemetery
An OCR fragment advertises a hack service at the Capital Bar noting day and night hacks. It lists contact details including a phone number and a person named W. B. Dinneen at No 18.
Margaret T. Aue filed for divorce in district court alleging desertion and lack of support by Nathaniel W. Aue. The action states grounds of desertion and non support as the basis for the dissolution.
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York has opened new offices at 20 First National Bank building with Victor Good serving as Superintendent.
A circulating report claimed several Italians at the Sunrise iron mines fought at Hartville Saturday with one said killed. Sheriff’s office assigned Deputy Ed Brown of Guernsey to investigate, but nothing more has been heard.
In Sheridan Wyoming on December 16 a full grown gray wolf attacked Dr. Holmes, who had raised the animal as a pet. After a half hour of fighting and torn clothing, a revolver-wielder ended the encounter, wounding the wolf and saving Holmes from further injury.
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