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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1908
Page
4
A letter from January 22, 1907, praises a better grocery with fair treatment and lists banana and orange prices per dozen. The writer, Jacobe Pete, notes poor fruit from a rival and urges shopping at the preferred store for quality produce.
Frank Hortenstein and Mrs Fitzgerald faced a statutory charge. Mrs Rossell released, another woman pleads guilty and pays $18 in fines and costs. Hortenstein fined $26 with 24 hour jail term. Mrs Rossell Preveau released as husband recovers. Bert Barber touts DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills.
Tonight basketball game listed between Greeley High School and C B A Akeepe Hall, then a Mardi Gras carnival in New Orleans with travel deals via Colorado Southern, an illustrated booklet offer, and a Palmer restaurant turkey dinner daily.
John N. Roberts returns from Hugh Clark visit while Rawlins guests SG VanTascell and Sidney Bartlett come and go. Griffin Cochran heads to Denver with Dr. Furry hosting his Colorado guest. Roy Smith plans departure to Shoshoni for homestead, as R P Fuller handles Evanston business. Governor Brooks and John Brooks set for Natrona County ranch trip.
Engineer F L Robinson president of Wyoming Sander company has returned from Sacramento and Los Angeles where he installed Wyoming sanders on locomotives for the Southern Pacific and Salt Lake Los Angeles and San Pedro rail roads. He left for Denver with his family and will return with them.
Ed. F. Fay former general foreman at Union Pacific Cheyenne shops is appointed superintendent of local shops now employed in Denver. His return to the city with his family is anticipated by many friends. Foley's Honey and Tar cures stubborn coughs and colds, mildly laxative, guaranteed in yellow package sold by A. E. Roedel.
Tonight at Keefe Hall the junior varsity and senior teams of C B C A A compete in a local high school event. Spectators are urged to arrive early as seating is limited and doors open soon.
Chris Hansen, a skilled machinist and mechanical expert for Union Pacific Railroad for three years, leaves Wednesday for his former home in Raskide Denmark. A energetic, capable young man, he has accumulated wealth in America and embarks on a well earned vacation. His departure will be missed by many friends.
Advertises Paro Ointment with a 6 to 14 day guarantee to cure itching bleeding prolapse or blind piles or offer a refund. Priced at 66 cents.
Fire crews answered an alarm at midnight to a large coal pile at the corner of Nineteenth and Bent streets. The coal had smouldered since the Cook Bros warehouse was destroyed last Sunday morning. The fire was extinguished without difficulty. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co advertises King’s Little Liver Pills for biliousness and headaches at 26 cents.
Governor 3. B. Brooks and his brother Joan Brooks of Chicago attended the Young Men's Literary club where John Brooks lectured on Mexico. The talk featured vivid discussion of travel and culture with emphasis on topical issues of the era. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
Chief Bergerson leaped from a moving Union Pacific train with prisoner Gus Bobulis in tow after locating him on board the Denver bound car. The two tumbled to the platform but escaped serious injury as Albany County Sheriff Bath prepared to take custody. Bobulis, Greco Turkish by extraction, could not communicate in English.
A medicinal syrup named Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup acts gently to soothe throat and lung irritation. It provides prompt relief by calming coughing and easing bowel movement.
Social dancing club hosts a dance at Turner Hall tonight with gents 50 cents and ladies free. Last dance at Clark Hole House marks end of events as remodeling projects begin for fire apparatus storage.
A dentist explains how crown work restores badly decayed or broken teeth to their original size shape and color. It saves the tooth and makes it nearly indistinguishable from natural teeth. A clean mouth is a badge of gentility and good society. Visit Dr Sweatt at 1617 Ferguson Grove, phone 360 B, for guidance and hall day reductions.
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