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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1908
Page
4
January 8 1907 letter from Jacobe Pete mentions corn tasting better canned tomatoes bought by Mamma at 25 cents for two cans and 8 13 cents per can for corn. He notes the gorn and tomatoes came from a source.
In Brower’s court several scrappers faced fines totaling 175 as two Mexicans Munoz and Herrera quarrelled, a bystander was beaten, and a female scrapper hurled a pitcher. Herrera struck Munoz, a bottle was bounced, both men jailed and each paid twenty dollars or served twenty days. A Mexican witness Gallego released, heading to Rawlins.
The funeral of James Walsh Sr was held yesterday morning at St Marys Cathedral and was attended by many friends. Interment followed at the Catholic cemetery. Michael Walsh and Mr and Mrs William Murray, visitors from Denver, returned home yesterday afternoon.
Relatives of the mate Mr. James Walsh thank friends for assist and sympathy during bereavement. Cade'n Little Liver Pillay advertised as a restorative product by Palser Pharmacy Drug Co.
Advertisement for a private train journey from Denver on January 28 through Egypt of America Mexico with berth reservations. It promotes LaPlace Rives and Tilly Heney shows at The Corser Grocery, Turner Hall tomorrow, and New York daily counts from Palmer restaurant.
A list of residents and guests arriving and departing. A. A. Spaugh iv visits from Manville. D. Wright returns to Guernsey. Mayor A Wilde returns to Hartville. Justice J Morgan back at Heela. Deputy Sheriff D E Brown returns to Guernsey. Miss Elizabeth Gill sick at home. Mrs Elizabeth Jones recovered from illness. Mr and Mrs William McMurary in city from Laramie. Miss Mayme Dillman returns to Laramie after staying with parents. Josephine Dillman returns to Glenda. she is school mistress. Mr and Mrs BE Abry return from Illinois after weeks away. Mrs S N Leek visiting. J W Piper and family back from Kansas for golden wedding of Piper’s in-laws. Mrs W H Blood and son Leonard return to Salt Lake City after visiting the Davises.
Construction for the Boysen dam across the Big Horn river at Boysen Wyoming progresses rapidly. Ambursen Hydraulic of Boston will complete the reinforced concrete structure by June 1 1908. The project will back the river for eight miles create a lake and spur plans for a smelter and resort while distributing power to regional towns and railways.
The sermon will be delivered by Bishop Keane at St Mary's Cathedral during the 10 30 mass this morning. Palace Pharmacy advertises a liver cleanse product while Palace Pharmacy Drug Co helps promote a Woman's Relief Corps dance and merchants dinner scheduled for January 17.
A vast education enterprise announces permanent offices in Scranton with a $6,000,000 capitalization and 1,070,000 students over sixteen years. It reports $1.5 million in text book costs, $250,000 annual instruction updates, and $400 daily postage. The Cheyenne office oversees northern Colorado and nearby states. 100 Cheyenne students are enrolled. Casca sweet is recommended for babies by A E Roedel.
Colin McDougall sells his 1200 acre Chugwater valley ranch to Swan Land & Cattle company and will relocate to Wheatland. The sale secures immediate possession and reflects a major land transfer in the region.
Paro Ointment guarantees cure for itching blind bleeding or protruding piles within six to fourteen days or a full refund. Price listed as 650c.
Annual ball invites dancers and guests to January 17 event at the O U W Hall offering music, refreshments, and social festivities for members and friends.
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