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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
4
A letter dated January 8 1907 from Jacob to a friend describes corn and tomatoes eaten at dinner. He notes corn fresh from the can and price details of 8 13 cents per can and 25 cents for two cans. The item ends with the family sourcing from a local store.
The notice promotes a full line of Silver and Cut Glass suitable for New Year tea service. It emphasizes styling and elegance to enhance entertaining occasions.
Fort Russell soldier Charles I White and Kitty White were arrested after a disturbance at a rough house in the district. White faced charges of disturbance and carrying a concealed weapon a revolver was found and he was to be arraigned at police court. Kitty White was released. A 7:20 call reported White had threatened to kill her and she appeared scantily clad. Police captured White as he attempted to escape from the house.
Interior officials notify Mondell and Warren that no further action will be taken against Wheatland residents over timber purchases from parties who obtained land legally. Defendants shown no intention to defraud the government, cases to be dropped. similar action expected in Converse county. A. B. Roedel advertises Kodol for dyspepsia and indigestion.
Mina Boandhs visits Omaha while Carl Raife returns to Laramie. P Emerson Glafeke visits Laramie and William Keating visits from LaGrange. C L Rigdon a Wheatland attorney visits Cheyenne. Ora Haley Albany county stockman attends to city business. F C Fisher Fayette US Commissioner departs home. Mrs Laswen’s guests L A Nelson of Fort Collins depart for home. Marie Teays arrives from Denver to work as trimmer at the Emporium.
George W Stirling a Cheyenne contractor died yesterday at his Capitol Avenue home after weeks of illness. The funeral is set for 1 30 PM tomorrow with substantial attendance expected. He leaves a widow and one daughter and held memberships in the Masonic Blue Lodge and Woodmen of the World.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Simmons was held yesterday afternoon at six o'clock in the Gleason chapel. Many friends attended and accompanied the remains to Lakeview cemetery. Floral offerings were unusually beautiful, showing the affection of the deceased's friends.
A New York sale on January 30 and 31 will auction what is believed to be the most complete work of Robert Louis Stevenson. The collection was assembled by George M. Williamson of Grand View on the Hudson.
Miss Elizabeth Marks, confined to her home by illness for three weeks, is convalescing and will soon resume her position with the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company.
In the police court yesterday Low rey Hurley and Helen Bennett, operators of venues in West Cheyenne, were each fined 65 dollars for selling liquor without a license.
Deputy Sheriff Nelson Perry departed yesterday afternoon for Arcola twenty eight miles east of Cheyenne on the Burlington line for official business and was to return to Burlington this morning. Dade's Little Liver Pills advertised for digestive relief and headaches. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co sells them.
United States Commissioner Fred Fisher from Fayette Wyo en route home from Denver was called by business tied to large irrigation enterprises. Advertisement mentions King's Life Liver Pills and Palace Pharmacy Drug Co with price 25 cents.
The Colorado Southern announces a private train tour to Mexico leaving Denver on January 20. Early reservations are urged with T. B. Fisher, Q. P. A., Denver handling bookings.
Private J B Spellman of Company H Eleventh United States Infantry faced multiple fines for disturbances and intoxication before a recent arrest for attacking Officer Billy Deveraux. He will be arraigned before Judge Bruner at 10 o'clock for this charge amid claims of a bad conduct record.
At 7 10 last evening the fire department was called to the corner of Warren avenue and Twenty fourth street by a false alarm. Who sent in the alarm has not been as certained.
San Francisco January 15. Negotiations with Abraham Ruef over testimony in bribery graft cases faced a setback as Superior Judge Dunne refused to participate in any immunity arrangement. He stated he would consider motions only in open court and based on justice, rejecting private deals for Ruef or others.
Cheyenne Lodge No 1 and Acacia Lodge No 11 A M F and A M call members to meet at the Masonic hall Friday at 1 30 PM to attend the funeral of their late brother George Stirling. C G Johnston W M and Ts Atteat D W Gill Secretary urge members from Acacia Lodge to join. Attent Co G Hoel Secretary.
A person who disturbed the congregation last Sunday by coughing repeatedly is asked to purchase Foley's Honey and Tar. The remedy is sold by A. B. Roedel.
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