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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1908
Page
5
A collage of witty exchanges and social quips from various papers. Snippets feature remarks on culture taste and appearances plus light dialogue about fashion reputations music and art. The set pieces showcase humorous misunderstandings and character sketches from multiple publications.
U of Colo Boulder versus C H S meet Feb 22 at 8 15 sharp with a likely tie as both teams have identical results against Arrows. Reports of a C B C game at Lara mie announced during halves and after the games. A dance follows.
The Royal Highlanders Judge will hold a turkey supper and dance next Friday night February 21 at Keefe hall. The event features Han eschka's full orchestra for music and dancing until 2 a.m. Admission is 75 cents per couple and the public is invited.
Promoters tout Hot Springs and San Antonio as famed winter retreats with a hellecttal climate and a Colorado and Southern round trip rate. quote from T. E. Fisher, General Passenger Agent, Denver, inviting travel.
DP D Kerwin seeks a violin teacher to finish a course. Prefer lessons at Kerwin's room located at 210 Terrace Place.
In Missoula Montana five railroad workers were overcome by gas in the Mullan tunnel. The stalled train backing down a mountain grade threatened a tragic accident until conductor Dishman crawled to the engines, woke the crews, and stopped the locomotive short of Blossburg. Farrell's condition is reported critical.
The Civil Service Commission announces dates for examinations leading to federal appointments in Cheyenne. On March 20 positions include Fireman watchman Elevator conductor and Janitor in the federal building service at Cheyenne with 720 annual salaries. Also on March 20 Roller operator in the Department of Agriculture earning 3.00 to 4.00 per diem. March 25 26 Perspective draftsman at 1800 per year. April 1 Superintendent of road construction earning 4.00 to 7.00 per diem. May 6 Apprentice Mint and Assay Service earning 4.50 per diem.
San Francisco February 1 Willard P Hatch a health lecturer touring the state claims medicines are unnecessary and will inoculate himself with disease germs to prove immunity can be achieved without drugs He says pure blood suffices and will explain how natural laws ensure lasting health to the public
In New York on February 19 investigators seek about 19000 after circus man William Sells died suddenly. Friends report he had held a large cash sum recently, with Topeka, Kansas, named as his old home.
Cheyenne theatergoers crowd Star theater to view Burne Moir fight reels showing the international battle. The moving pictures capture nearly every action sequence with notable realism. DeWitt's Carbolized Witol Salve is offered by A. J. Rodel for piles.
A fragmented trade notice from Vora Messenger announcing Capitol Messenger at 1610 Ferguson Street as prompt service. Cec G Sampron and David Howwell act as agents for Leverin Browne & Co wholesale grocers of Chicago. Atlas Block City Basknthall Game & Canch Ch Va. 1. Of Oola. Keefe Hall Prn 28 8:15 Sharp
A Wednesday afternoon gathering featured Mrs Brooks leading a study on The French Revolution with focus on causes and Terror. Mrs Mason Smith quoted Fred Morrisons What the Revolution of 1798 Did while Mr Harrison argued it was a constructive movement.
Cheyennese provide strong support for the Atlas theater run by Thomas Heaney. Shows this week have played to capacity, with the penny arcade and the refreshment and confectionery department also drawing heavy patronage.
The record notes Judge Matson presided in Sheridan for Judge Parmalee in the Fourth Judicial district then traveled to Rawlins for Judge Crale in the Third Judicial district and to Casper for Judge Carpenter in the Second Judicial district. Afterward he will return to Sheridan to sit for Judge Parmalee.
Judge RK N. Matson of the First Judicial district, covering Laramie and Converse counties, has been active in his own district and all three other districts. He recently completed trials from the December term of his court and then continued with other criminal matters across the state.
City Clerk’s office offers copies of the revised ordinances for sale at 2.50 and 3.00 per copy.
Residents ask why joining the Standard Pressing club remains optional as the offer promises neat appearance for a $1 monthly fee. A phone contact is given as 600 for details.
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