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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
5
The Finest and Latest Moving Pictures presents a Ladies Souvenir Matinee every weekday afternoon and an Idren's Matinee on Saturdays at the local theatre offering child friendly screenings.
Idelman hosts a refined Thursday bridge party with prize winners Mrs Parshall and Mrs Gibson Clerk noted alongside other guests. Wyoming Women's Club met at Mrs Kipport with music and refreshments. Carnation Club enjoyed cards, souvenirs, and piano solos. Presbyterian Aid society to hold a social at Mrs Swan's. Piles cure ad closes the page.
A private luxury journey titled Through the Egypt of America via Mexico leaves Denver on January 28. Berth and drawing-room section reservations are now available, arranged by T. E. Fisher, G. P. A., Denver.
Dance announcement for Saturday evening at A O U T W hall. Gents 50 cents, ladies free. Slogan old hats and old clothes made new by Union Dye Works.
Six months after acceptance the Thousand Dollar Fountain given by the National Humane Alliance remains unerected at Eighteenth and Ferguson. A Denver letter urges Cheyenne officials to complete installation or risk withdrawing the gift. The plea highlights the welfare of horses and public pride, noting the fountain’s potential daily use and relief for teams.
Tom Babcock itinerant printer was arrested in Cheyenne for stealing about 150 pounds of type metal from the Wyoming Tribune and Leader plants. He confessed to selling the metal and admitted thefts during several days while lodging in the paper rooms. The value is about 15 dollars under petit larceny law.
The Hartville townsite and Jehosephat mining claim battle resumed in the federal building grand jury room. Local land office officers heard testimony from Hartville witnesses as the case centers on title to ground claimed by both sides. Over a dozen witnesses testified with continued hearings expected today. A. H. Beach represents Wilhelm Sommers and Hartville town interests. Clark Riner & Clark seal the Jehosaphat owners’ side.
Only a few Cheyennese attended the Cheyenne Industrial club meeting to discuss plans for securing the 1909 National City Farming congress convention. The slim attendance resulted in no progress or decisions. Antiseptic notice and local ad content follow.
Denver event notice inviting early reservations for a private train tour described as through the Egypt of the New World with a January 17 date and a ball event mentioned, reklam page 4.
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