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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1908
Page
6
Local ads list garment cleaning and dyeing firms, upholstering, and pad forming in Cheyenne with contact details. Also includes wanted ads for labor, sales reps, fur buyers, rental listings, real estate, and miscellaneous notices. A lost gold watch prompt seeks return.
Several congregations list Sunday schools morning worship and evening services with subjects including The Pure in Heart Is it Enough to Be Sinners and Washing ton the Churchman. notices cover First Presbyterian First Congregational Catholic Methodist Episcopal and other churches with service times and midweek prayer meetings.
Help wanted for a refined lady to handle hand made Mexican drawn work items including waists collars tefants content handkerchiefs and more. Respond with reference letter and reply to Box 27 Brownsville Texas.
B Williams is listed for loans and investment services in room 507 at the First National Bank building.
Cheyenne Wyoming invites sealed proposals for 160000 water works extension bonds. Bids due March 17 1908 at city clerk J D Wright. bonds payable at NY National Bank of New York or Cheyenne city offices. Interest 4 1 2 percent. Term 30 years with redemption after 10 years and annual redemption of 1 20 from year 11.
Capitol Camp 52095 meets Mondays in Fraternal hall. Cheyenne Lodge 660 meets Mondays at Elks Home. Ogalalla Tribe 7 meets Wednesdays at A. O. U. W. hall. Royal Highlanders Wyoming Castle 539 meets Tuesdays at A. O. U. W. hall. Western Eagles 288 meets first Wednesday and third Tuesday at I. O. O. F. hall. Contacts: Couchman, Finkein er, Matson, Kennedy, Bonham, de Lagrange, Beach, Glasshoff, Green, Scanlan, Wilm ot.
The City of Cheyenne reserves the right to reject any and all bond sale proposals. Bidders must accompany each proposal with a 1000 dollar cash deposit or certified check as earnest money forfeitable as liquidated damages. The successful bidder must furnish a legal opinion, print bonds at their expense, and pay accrued interest from January 1, 1908. Bids must be labeled Proposals for City Bonds.
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