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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1908
Page
5
Bill Hopkins at the Amusement House starring Rose Melville
Amusements note previews the revival of Bill Hopkins to be staged this year under J R Stirling with Rose Melville in the title role. Melville, famed for Sis Hopkins, captivates audiences with her portrayal of the quirky Posey county girl and leads a strong company considered superior to prior seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hopkins
J. R. Stirling
Manhunt Ties Trinidad to Douglas Custody Flight
Deputy Sheriff Jackson of Trinii dad Colo arrived in Cheyenne en route to Douglas with James Masterson in custody. Masterson is wanted for an alleged attempt to murder James McMahon last August. He was arrested at Trinidad Monday. Orino Laxative Frifit Syrup is advertised as a new laxative guaranteed money back by A B Roodel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
James Masterson
Jackson
Triniidad
Colo
Cheyenne
Masterson
James McMahon
Trinidad
A. BE. Roodel
Three Weddings in Cheyenne Yesterday
Three couples wed in Cheyenne yesterday Earl Barnes and Miss May Beebe both of Greeley Colorado James R McQuilton and Mrs Fanny L Layden both of Denver Julius P Perkins of Denver and Mr Addie Bush of Independence Missouri The rest notes a Cascasweet product line conforming to the National Pure Food Law sold by A E Roedel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Earl Barnes
May Beebe
Greeley
Colo
James R. McQuilton
Fanny L. Layden
Denver
Julius P. Perkins
Addie Bush
Independence
A. EB. Roedel
Masked Ball at Fort Russell Opens New Year
A New Year celebration at Fort Russell features a masked ball on Wednesday night January 1 1908 with lunch, free transport to Cheyenne post and a 75 cent admission for adults while ladies enter free. Also notices advertise a Pocahontas ladies dance at A C U W Hall and an elegant dance at A D U W Hall with good music refreshments and attire makeovers at Union Dye Works and watch repairs by D Miller at 1709 Ferguson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Pocahontas Ladies
U. W. Hall
A. D. U. W. Hall
Full Line of Silver and Cut Glass for New Year Tea
A local ad highlights a full selection of silver and cut glass to serve New Year tea. It promotes elegant tableware suitable for entertaining guests during the holiday season.
January Weather Summary for Cheyenne 37 Years
Weather bureau data from Cheyenne cover thirty seven Januarys. Mean temperature 26 degrees. warmest 22 in 1896. coldest 12 in 1876. Highest 64 on the 27th 1888. lowest 38 on the 9th 1875. Precipitation 0.39 inches. max 0.86 inches in 1891. snowfall 8.6 inches in 1891. Wind NW. average 13 mph. max 62 mph on the 10th 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Lee
Averaga
Great Racket Greets 1908 New Year in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne crowd welcomed 1908 with loud celebrations from 11 55 to 12 06 as steam whistles, guns and firecrackers rang through the business district. The Wyoming National Guard Company G visited homes firing rifle volleys while churches held watch services at First Presbyterian and First Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company G
Wyoming National Guard
Friends
Offerals
First Presbyterian
First Methodist
Radical preacher battered by mob over sermon remark
In Evansville Indiana on December 31 a mob assaulted Rev Ernest Sweeton after he implied dancing women were of questionable character. He was struck with rotten eggs and clubs, knocked to the sidewalk, then fled to a store before continuing to preach a brief sermon. Sweeton hails from St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Ernest Sweeton
Newburg
Sweeton
Namault
Sweeten
Bin
St. Louis
DeWitt’s Little Barly Risora Sold by Abi Roedel
Local brief notes a product named DeWitt’s Little Barly Risora described as the best pill a reader could find with sales attributed to Abi Roedel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Abi ‘Roedel
Meron Lunch at the Capitol offers 8 cent bites
A brief item notes Meron Lunch at the Capitol serving small bites from noon with 8 cent prices and an invitation to try the offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meron
Capitol
Leap Year Parties and Social Doings Across the City
Society notes describe New Year Eve cards and parties hosted by Miss Wy man for the Fox sisters of Denver, plus events by the Mystic Maze at I O O F hall and a C B C dance at A O U W hall. Attendees include Misses Alice and Margaret Fox, Miss Lummis, Miss Griffith, Mrs Cahill, and Mrs Jones, with music, fruit punch, and chafing dish suppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Margaret Fox
Denver
Wy- Man
Lummis
Clara Bond
Alice and
Miss Griffith
M Wyman
Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pt Avene T At
R. Stirling
Comedieans
Rose
Melville
Benne
K Theatre
W. 17Th St
Turner Hall
F.M Mann
Sneabe
The
Atlas
Tom Keene
Cheyenne Ice CO
Offich
Capitol Ave
Black
Inter Ocean Hotel
J. . Fullerton
D. Miller
Ferguson Street
Union Dye Works
Murchison Jewelry Co
the Watch House
Wyoming Cement Construction and Roofing Co
W. Rahn
Mgr. PF
Os 10Th
General Fisher Chapter
Robert la Fontaine
Presbyterian Church
Young People's Societies
Moore
Fitzgerald
Jordan
Hills
Mauricesg
Philippine
F. L. Moore
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Mrs. Smith
Helen Hurt
Wheatland
Mrs. Morrison
Edna Bartlett
Highteenth Street
Logan
Cheyenne Produce Co
West
Gilcrest Lumber Co
20Th & Reed St
First National Bank
United States Depository
Thomas A. Cosgriff
Geo. E. Abbott
Cashie
A. D. Johnston
Chicago
Walsh W.7th Street
Williams & Myers
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