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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
4
A January 15 1907 letter recalls baking challenges with bread that would not rise and a switch to Royal and Snow Flake flour costing $1.50 a sack. The writer mentions keeping the best flour brands at the house.
All carries a full line of Silver and Cut Glass to help you serve your New Year's Tea, showcasing elegant accessories for holiday gatherings.
A circulating report in railroading circles claims the Union Pacific Los Angeles Limiteds may be withdrawn around February 1 due to poor patronage and financial losses since their start. Salt Lake rumors cite Senator Clark’s past rescues, with a potential spring reinstatement when coast travel picks up.
A Washington dispatch to the Denver Republican reports Senator Warren's bill for a 25000 fish cultural station in Wyoming passed the Senate. Warren presented resolutions from Albany County Wool Growers opposing wool and hides tariff cuts, land leasing, and forestry policies of Forest Chief Pinechot. Also presented Douglas citizens' resolutions protesting current land laws.
A private train excursion from Denver on January 28 offers a view of Mexico's ancient ruins. Reservations are urged and T. E. Fisher, G. P. A., Denver, coordinates the trip through Colorado & Southern.
Tonight the Wowan’s Relief Corps holds its annual ball with a merchants’ dinner from 5 to 8 p.m. at the U. W. Hall, inviting members and guests to attend.
Wee Col F M Foote arrives in the city from Evanston. Mr and Mrs R M Collinge of Lar amie visit. Deputy Sheriff Nelson Perry returns from Arcola. TM Moranie sick at cousin Patrick Smyth’s home. Frank N Shiek Wheatland banker in town for business. Sam Wilson insurance man conducting business in Laramie. T B McNallar stockman Glendo district in city. EK Glenn ex Cheyenne now Kansas City resident expected in a few days.
Douglas Wyoming January 16 Special to The Leader Charles Herner of Glendo is in the hospital with a broken leg and three fractured ribs after a surprised somersault over the back of a Trango steer. He was riding fast around a steer herd when another animal moved into his path causing a collision. The horse and rider flipped over the steer and landed in a tangled heap.
Denver News reports that the Moffat road allows the Denver Laramie and Northwestern line to enter Denver via Fort Collins and Laramie Wyo to Seattle. The Latamle ram bought terminal lands near Uteh Junction but has not set depot facilities in Denver. Mr Moffat says the arrangement will benefit the city greatly.
A congressional publication titled John Paul Jones Commemoration honors the first great sea fighter. It chronicles ceremonies at Annapolis on April 24, 1906 and includes Roosevelt Jusserand Porter and Warfield addresses. A footnote to the president’s address pays tribute to Admiral Dewey.
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state show Wolma Mercantile Company with capital stock of 10000 to conduct a general merchandise business in Hanna Wyoming and Lowerstar Company of America with capital stock of 50000.
The advertisement claims Paro Ointment cures itching bleeding protruding or blind piles in 6 to 14 days or a money refund. It
Cora Brown of 18 East Eighteenth Street was arrested yesterday for engaging in a character of traffic not permitted on that street. She will be arraigned in the police court today. Kings Little Liver Pills advertised for liver issues and headaches. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
The report notes a basketball game on January 17 at Keefe Hall with C. M. S. playing. After the game the floor remains in good shape for dancing as Kat supper with the W. R. C. proceeds to the annual charity ball at the A. O. U. W. hall from six to eight.
Deputy U S marshals arrest ranchmen for alleged illegal fencing of public domain in Wyoming and Colorado. William Hawkes of Tie Siding and J I Rowell of Lyons bonded in Denver after indictment by a federal grand jury. Daniel Hanson and John W Cochranes charged with perjury in desert land entries tied to irrigation claims.
At 11 30 last night the fire department was called to the alley behind the Atlas block where a small shack smouldered and produced heavy smoke. The fire was extinguished with no significant damage.
An advertisement asserts DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills relieve backache and weak back. Bold by A. E. Roedel. The copy markets the pills as a remedy with a direct user benefit and a named sponsor.
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