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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1908
Page
5
Finest ice in a decade at Sloan's Lake
Ice gangs cut two foot thick, pure ice at Sloan's Lake alias Lake Mahpalu tah, under Hawes Bros control. The supply will feed Cheyenne summer needs with unusually clear, algae free ice. City Engineer Carlisle halts tree vandalism around the lake to protect future trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Lakes
Mahpalutah
Sloan
Carlisle
Union Pacific to relocate tie plant from Laramie to Topeka
Laramie Wyoming January 6 the Union Pacific Tie Preserving plant now in operation for five years will be moved to Topeka Kansas. A permanent plant is believed to be installed here due to the great output of the Carbon Timber company being stored at this point. The present plant employs fifty men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Union Pacific
Topeka
Kan
Carbon Timber Company
Wife's warning of death comes true in Detroit tragedy
In Detroit on January 6 Charles J. Hardt heeded his wife's dire warning and went out for whiskey. He died at a nearby saloon as he raised the glass, allegedly fulfilling the warning that he would not return alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Charlie
Charles J. Hardt
Dime social postponed after Mr Johnson’s death
The dime social of the Indies of the Eastern Star scheduled for Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Robinson’s home was postponed a week due to Mr. Johnson’s death. The Woman's club will meet Wednesday with Mrs. B. B. Brooks and Miss Dorothy Riner is slowly improving after two weeks of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
B. B. Brooks
Wv. K. Hart
Dorothy Riner
Walcott's
Mabel Patten
Baltimore
Cheyenne
Catholics Cannot Elope New Parish Marriage Rules
A pastoral letter by Bishop Canevin in Pittsburg will implement Pope Pius X rescripts restricting Catholic marriages to within the residence parish. Elopements or inter parish unions will be illicit unless a dispensation is granted, seen as a barrier to mixed marriages and potential unhappiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Canevin
Winter Team Opens at Central Business College
The Central Business College announces the winter term begins January 6 1908 with day and night sessions. Principal W B Simpson and President L A Arnold invite all entrants to pursue a bread earning education and English studies as a night specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Business College
W. B. Simpson
Atlas Theater Closure Brief Delays Planned
Thomas Hedney manager of the Atlas theater says the popular amusement venue will close for a few days while work on the new Atlas theater proceeds. The new home is nearly completed and ready soon. Dana's Little Livery Pills advertised for stomach relief and general family use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Theater
Thomas Hedney
Ating Theater
Amuusement
Dana
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Chicago Unemployed Swamp City Shelters in Cold Wave
The 1907 1908 winter slashes payrolls across the plains swelling Chicago’s floating population to about 100 000. Hoboes crowd cheap lodgings Bridewell and alms house overflow. Salvation Army and Volunteers of America struggle. railroads and lumber camps cut winter work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Denver
Hoboes
Salvation Army and Volunteers of America
Missions and Charity
United States
Funeral of Roy Stanley Held Sunday
The funeral of Roy N. Stanley was held at the Masonic temple Sunday at 2 oclock. Masonic Elk and Woodmen of the World lodges attended. Dr. G. C. Rafter read the burial service before the Masonic rites. Interment was at Lakeview Cemetery with pallbearers C J Ohnhaus Charles Powelgon Arthur Spaulding James Cooper Kent Snyder and L C Maxon leading the cortege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy N. Stanley
Masonic Temple
Masonic, Elk and
Woodmen of the World
G. C. Rafter
Masons and
Elks
C. J. Ohnhaus
Charles Powelgon
Arthur Spaulding
James Cooper
Kent Snyder
L. C. Maxon
Lakeview Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Roy N. Stanley
James G. W. Stanley and family thank friends for sympathy and help during their great sorrow. Grateful thanks are extended to the Woodmen, Ellisa Masons for attendance and assistance at the funeral and graveside for their beloved son Roy N. Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis A
Note on an Egg Won a Husband for Hee
Emil Lauritizon plans to marry Mis Louise Adcock in Joplin Missouri though they have never met. Adcock’s father, a poultry fancier, placed her name on an egg in a market promotion which traveled east to Lauritizon. After exchange of letters and a proposal, the father agreed to cover Lauritizon's travel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hee
Winsted
Cone
Emil Lauritizon
Jopilu
Mise Louise Adcock
Misa Adcock
Lauritizon
Wikery
Miss Adcock
Milas Adscock
Joplin
Pastor Dies from Old-Time Wound at Ault Baptist Church
The aged 10 year old pastor of the Ault Baptist Church died yesterday from a lingering injury described as an old-time wound. The child, identified as Studley, was noted for his service to the congregation. Local authorities provided no further details on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault
Cole
Jan
G.-Kev
J. HB
Studley
Ault Baptist Church
Farwell to a Lad with a Rusted Mall Foot
A lad died after blood poisoning from a rusty mall injury on his foot. The infection indirectly caused amputation and a poison germ remained in his system. The body will be taken to Boulder for interment. Union Dye Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hils
Buck
Boulder
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TOR
Cheyenne Ice CO
Capitol Ave
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American Plan
J. H. Fullerton
Capitol
Harry P. Hynds
Chas.e. Bailey
Capitol Avenue
Leader
the City Loan CO
First National Bank Building
U. P
TIE Plant
Topeka, Kan
Eddy Ste
Kerrigan & Leslie
The
Wyoming Cement Construction and Roofing Co
RAMN
Society
Tpats
Vaughan
Gertrude Geddes
Deerwood Ranch
Shakespeare Club
Hospital Aid Society
Carnegie Library
Carnation Club
Allen Geddes
Fred Marble
Kearney Military Academy
Kearney
Neb
L. A. Arnold
Roy Stanley
Mrs. c. I. Walsh
17Th Street
Cheyenne Produce Co
West
A.J. Meek & Co
West Sixteenth Street
Beventesnth Bt
Williams & Myers
Navy
United States Navy
U. S. Navy
Alamo Ridg
Lth & Market Sea
Denver, Colorado
Capitoe Ave
Boston
W. 17Th St
C. M. Merrill
Union Dye Works
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