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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1908
Page
7
Citizens are assured that money remains safe even without a bank account or direct salary access. The message emphasizes reliability and ease of access to funds, framed as a cautious guide to personal finance in uncertain times.
Publication detail for Che Cheyenne Leader issued by The Leader Publishing Co with William A Bartlett and Charles Thompson listed, indicating a successor school or periodical note.
The Cheyenne fire department held its annual meeting that evening as shop crews from Colorado and Southern faced a reduction of a dozen men. The Cheyenne & Burlington Railroad company also planned its annual meeting in the city today.
Robert Shingle formerly of Cheyenne arrived yesterday and stays with his uncle Robert G. Shingle as he renews friendships. He is now in Honolulu engaged in large business ventures and is en route home from the east after a $2,500,000 deal pursued for months. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup touted for coughs colds croup and whooping cough gains favor daily and is recommended for mothers to keep on hand for children. It provides prompt relief and acts as a gentle laxative with a guaranteed remedy from Palace Pharmacy Co.
W Garson, an elevator conductor in the First National Bank block, was awakened at 4 am by noise in the third floor corridors. He found two hoboes sleeping. they resisted briefly but left without incident after he ordered them out.
Walding King and Marvin Toledo advertise Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy taken internally to reach blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials available free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation offered by the same druggists.
High winds continued to hinder ice cutting at Sloan Lake. The wind stopped ice storage for most of the past week, allowing only a brief pause on one day. Ice could not be polled to the foot of chutes or drawn to storage houses along the lake banks.
Gen Leopold Kabis reports ex Governor John E B Osborne of Rawlins denied leaving Wyoming for good and said Denver is only a temporary duty station with Rawlins as home. Osborne and his wife plan a trip through Old Mexico next month. The item also notes a $100 reward for intractable catarrh cure and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with endorsements.
Two mobile restaurants operate nightly on Eddy Street at the Seven teenth intersection. Both lunch stops draw steady crowds with quick service and popular menu items.
An advertisement touts Williams Kidney Pills claiming to cure kidney and bladder troubles with a sample offered by mail for 50 cents. It mentions nervous system strain and frequent urination and attributes production to a Cleveland firm. The line also hints at a daily turkey dinner at the Pulmor restaurant.
Horace W. Baker of Grover Cole and Ivsmma Anderson of Cheyenne wed in a Colorado ceremony held yesterday. The couple exchanged vows in a small town service with local residents in attendance.
William Lightfoot Visscher, noted Cheyenne writer and actor, was arrested in Omaha on an assault with attempt to kill charge after firing at Policeman Peter H. Dillon while being taken to jail for drunkenness. Dillon survived, treated at Omaha General Hospital. Visscher’s release was sought by Paxton hotel staff.
Local contractor W. H. Thomas advertises low cement prices for future delivery and urges spring contracts for cement walks. He claims to originate the block curb previously and offers guaranteed concrete work from 018 East Mighteenth Street.
A fine pound baby arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs A Loala Saturday increasing their family. Both mother and child are reported progressing well and healthy as per local update.
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