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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1907
Page
5
Manager Yale touts the Devil's Auction as the oldest in name yet newest in novelty with a fully new cast, scenery, and transformation scene Amor. Every act and feature is new as Cheyenne theatergoers witness the latest edition at Capitol Avenue theater tonight.
One of the brightest performances of the season will be given at the theater on Saturday night in The Show Girl. The production is a great favorite for its merit and enterprise. Mr. J. P. Goring has lavishly funded the show with scenery and costumes for the organization.
The show features a gifted cast of comedians and a chorus of beauties noted for looks and talent. Special features are executed by Lillie Sutherland, Kline and Kiefer, and Mr. Goldman, Broadway’s Favorite Singer, all contributing to another bid for success.
Isabel Irving revives her stage eminence in Clyde Pitohs The Girl Who Has Everything at the theater Monday night. The leading actress anchors a strong cast including Harry Hilliard H R Roberta Leopold Lane Emily Wakeman Helen Weathersby and Margaret Fuller in this Clyde Fitch production.
Over several nights thieves forced doors in the new First National Bank block and robbed offices of G. S. Walker, Dr. A. F. Fox, and Victor Good. No cash was taken but other valuables vanished from the offices.
Miss Mabel Hayford a popular young woman of this city wed Mr Winklehaus formerly of Cheyenne in San Francisco California on Sunday and will reside in California.
An advertisement claims Paro Ointment cures itching burning bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with money refunded. Also mentions accurate adjustments and watch repair by D. Miller at 1700 Ferguson Street.
O P Goodwin former Wyoming pioneer frontiersman and early settler died in Greeley Monday night at age 90. Born June 9 1833 in Hamilton County Ohio he served in the Mexican War and later participated in Indian expeditions and Western scouting. He lived at Lusk before moving to Greeley and is survived by a wife and a daughter married to Wm Reynolds of Lusk.
Burlington train No. 153 wrecked three miles east of the city when a pushing car left the track. Engineer Yarbaugh of Sterling Colorado was seriously injured and taken to St. John's hospital in Cheyenne. The wreck prevented a scheduled departure. no train ran at the usual hour. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup advertised in the same item.
A brief note highlights daily turkey dinners at the Palmer restaurant with a note on turning old hats and clothes into new items, mentioning Union Dye Works.
Crown work enables the skilled dentist to restore a badly decayed or broken tooth to its original shape color and usefulness. It saves it for years and makes it closely match adjacent teeth. A clean mouth and well kept teeth are a badge of gentility and refinement. Dr Sweatt offers methods and holiday reduction at 1617 Ferguson Street, phone 880-B.
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