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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1908
Page
4
A reader recalls poor fruit quality from a negligent grocery and praises a store that treats customers well. The note lists bananas at 30 cents a dozen and oranges at 15 to 40 cents, urging mom to shop where fruits stay good and prices are fair.
Cheyenne Business College defeats Greeley High School 61 to 15. Cheyenne led 27 to 5 at halftime with Lamm and Van Gundy starring on offense and Moore also contributing. Greeley’s Hall Comer and Wolf battled tough defense while Hawes and Klett aided free throws and guarding. Next Tuesday the C B C meets Muscatine Iowa.
EB A Abry longtime Cheyenne city clerk appointed assistant secretary and treasurer of Leader Publishing Co and yesterday joined the Leader office staff. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup acts gently on the bowels and soothes throat and lung irritation. Bold by A E Roedel.
Union Pacific shopmen will resume the five days a week schedule starting tomorrow, ending the three days per week order that applied to the previous week. Also notes new wallpaper patterns at Collenburgs and New York counts available daily at Palmer restaurant.
J Thmagnin from Laramie visits the city. Frank Miller is visiting Scrimer Neb Sheriff Bath of Laramie was in the city yesterday. A H Marble went to Denver. Frances Gillmore remains home sick. Mrs Wolson hosts Mrs Charles Brown of Denver. E Bartlett departs for Rodk Springs. R W Warren confined at home after an accident. R P Fuller state land commissioner returns from Evanston. Governor B B Brooks and John Brooks depart for Casper. A W Bristol improves after illness. T L McCartney George Schilling and Earl Farrell leave for Kansas City. William Barber formerly of Cheyenne now Eaton Bank cashier spends day here. Deputy U S Marshal L B Snow returns with six prisoners from central state.
Advertisement notes Foley's Kidney Cure stops irregularities and cures kidney and bladder trouble not beyond medicine. Sold by A. E. Roedel.
Mrs Lena Beaton received a divorce from Donald Beaton by Judge Allen on Wednesday with alimony of 1000 dollars and custody of their child Eeith Jessie Beaton aged eight awarded to the father. The Beatons married September 15 1898 at Torrington Wyoming and had ranch interests in Goshen Hole near Tre lona before moving to Alberta.
Extremely cold weather keeps most Cheyenne cars indoors as water cooled engines freeze in unused radiators. Residents plan to keep vehicles inside until conditions improve. Also a drug ad offers Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with 26c price and money back guarantee.
Official thermometer for the local weather bureau shows the lowest Friday night at fourteen degrees below zero, the coldest in years. Unofficial readings ranged from twelve to twenty one degrees below zero while an ad for Cade’s Little Liver Pills claims digestive relief. A carnival ad notes the World Pamed Carnival in New Orleans with Mardi Gras on February 20 and discounted winter travel via Colorado and southern routes.
Henry E Stubbs a Union Pacific gas engine expert learned his father in Peru Illinois was alive after twenty three years of believed death. A pension application triggered correspondence and led to a reunion in Cheyenne as the elder Stubbs seeks back pay. The elder served in the Civil War and the missing years centered on misread notices of deaths and relocations to Council Bluffs Iowa.
Walding King and Marvin of Toledo advertise Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally, claiming it acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Free testimonials. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Gus Hobulis Greek fugitive from Laramie arrested in Cheyenne by Chief Peter Bergerson and moved to Laramie to face grand larceny charges Sheriff Bath of Albany County accompanied the transfer. Palace Pharmacy advertises ManZan for piles with collapsible nozzle tube priced 50 cents.
Henry Hoffman moves his right back service from Hynd's bar to the Senate bar at Sixteenth and Ferguson streets. Telephone 14. Carriage calls by day from Metropole stables, phone 375. Calls answered promptly.
Fare includes Booth One rate plus 2.00 to defined Texas and New Mexico points and return. Liberal stopovers and limits. Details on application. Also an antiseptic carbolised poultice by F. B. Pinesalve for inflammation, poison, chapped hands, lips, cuts, burns. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
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