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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
7
An old bank ad touts Citizens National Bank reliability and safety, claiming accounts are secure yet easily accessible, with a confident note that money remains safe and convenient to use. The message emphasizes trust and convenience for customers.
The Che Cheyenne Leader notes its lineage as successor to the Sun Leader and lists The Leader Publishing Co as publisher with WM. A. Bartlett as manager and Charles Thompson as city editor.
Local listings announce new bills at the Star Atlas and Crystal theaters today. Also noted are upcoming events including dances, meetings, and sports, plus local crime and civic news such as burglaries and plans for spring sidewalk work.
Mrs. Jacobs 30, killed two children aged 7 and 18 months with prussic acid brewed from peach pits and alcohol at 4142 West Pine Boulevard before taking poison. Leo J Jacobs and two youngsters died in the same home as investigators found jugs of poison and an orange flavored drink. The mother had recently been released from St Luke's Hospital for mental illness.
Washington reports Senator Warren working with the Treasury supervising architect to accelerate plans for new federal buildings in Sheridan Rawlins Lander Rock Springs Douglas. Sheridan site about 10 000 dollars, 140 000 for construction. Rawlins 80 000. Lander site purchased with bills in Congress. sites for Rock Springs Douglas and Cooper also sought.
Old newspaper advertisement offers Williams' Kidney Pills to cure kidney and bladder trouble with a sample free by mail for 50 cents. Sold by A. E. Roedel. Cleveland, Ohio.
The Moyune Tea company announces a new store at 120 West Sixteenth Street, Warren Ulock, offering a fine line of merchandise and premiums. Proprietors invite the public to inspect the shop.
To stop back pain stiffness of joints and muscles take Pineules. They are guaranteed for 30 days treatment at $1.00. A single dose at bedtime proves effective. Get them today at Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
At her mother Mrs Drummond home in Cheyenne Mr George Parker of Grover Cole welcomed a baby girl yesterday Mother and infant reportedly progressing well The notice mentions medical care and a local pharmacy product advertisement follows with wall paper sales and a public sale at City Hall listings ending with Saturday morning sale details
When the baby is cross and worn out a little Caseasweet quiets the little one in a short time. Contains no opiates and is sold by A. E. Roedel.
In police court yesterday Justice Bruner imposed fines for disturbances. Charles J. White was fined 15 dollars and remains jailed for inability to settle. Kitty White paid 10 dollars and was released. J. E. Spellman was fined 15 dollars and remains in jail unable to pay.
Members of Cheyenne Lodge No 1 and Acacia Lodge No 11 are requested to gather at the Masonic hall Friday at 1 30 PM to attend the funeral of our late brother George Stirling Co G Johnston W M and L W Gill secretary announce Attest G Hobl L B Doby ns
Reports circulate on the annual meeting of the Port land Gold Mining company a Colorado corporation to be held in Cheyenne February 3rd The notice mentions the annual row between Jites Burhs and the enrolling Intergats of the company KODOL touted as a remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach troubles sold by A E Thoedel.
All members of Phoenix Cramp No 144 and visiting members are urged to attend the funeral of Neighbor Gen W Sterling Com at Bra ternal hall Friday January 11th 1908 at seven oclock p m Consul Commander Gleabon Clerk Maxon reports this notice for the lodge and attendees.
Transit era listing notes a basketball game between F t Collins and C H S with January 17 in New York. It promotes daily counts from New York in pints and quarts at the falmer restaurant and daily turkey dinners at the Paliper restaurant.
Henry Hoffman shifts night hack service to the Senate bar at Sixteenth and Pergugon streets. Day carriage service from Metropole stables. Colorado & Southern private train tour of Mexico departs Denver. early reservations urged. Contact T. E. Fisher G P A Denver.
An ornate ad from Denver promotes a private guided trip through Amerleter Mexico with a luxurious passage. It invites readers to reserve berths or drawing-room accommodations and mentions a wallpaper stock at Collenburg & Esperson's on West Seventeenth Street, opposite City Hall.
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