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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1908
Page
4
The letter from January 15 1907 describes poor bread rising problems and a switch to Royal and Snow Flake flour costing $1.50 per sack. It notes the family keeps the best flour brands at home and is signed by Jacob de Pete.
The shop promotes a full line of Silver and Cut Glass to help you serve your New Year's Tea.
Cora Brown, accused of dislodging a disreputable establishment near Cheyenne’s postoffice, is rearrested after bond withdrawal. She departs for Denver but faces a last obstacle over an $8 debt to Rocky Mountain Bell, which is settled to clear her obligations. Also advertised King’s Little Liver Pills.
Edward F. Daron arrives in Cheyenne to organize a new Keystone Guard lodge with state deputy status. A large lodge in Rawlins led by George Miller and others offers monthly dues income and sick benefits of 26 dollars weekly plus life insurance. Members may borrow from the lodge to cover dues in tight times. Inquiries directed to Edward F. Tron for details.
Residents are urged to attend tonight's Industrial Club gathering to participate in the club's election. Members will discuss agenda items and vote on officers for the coming term.
Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Barkweill visiting in Denver. George S. Walker went to Denver yesterday. J. F. Jenking recovered from two weeks sickness. Miss Ella McKenzie returned from Los Angeles. Trainmaster F. C. Letts in the city from Laramie. General Hugo Donzelman went to Denver. State Auditor LeRoy Grant yesterday. Miss Ruth Holliday of Laramie visits Miss Valeria Richardson. Lt and Mrs Otto Louis Brunzell returned to Fort Russell after two months in Utah and Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ragan of Northern Laramie County genesta yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. L. Hughes, departed for Denver. Rev W. D. B. Gray departed for Chicago for Congregational Home Missionary meeting. Mrs. Elmer E. Fair of Omaha visiting local couples, returned home.
The city council approved a paving assessment of 62.29 mills on the dollar of property value with a 15 percent transfer from north to south side of the alley. The meeting closed after President Johnston's motion and a brief resolution.
Mrs. Anna M. Young of Zanesville Ohio, supreme chief Pythian Sisters, arrives to organize and convene the first session of Wyoming’s grand temple. The Knights of Pythias hall hosts events this morning while a Cheyenne meeting tonight will include delegates from ten temples marking the order’s state-wide organization.
Kodol helps dyspepsia and indigestion with a pleasant prompt effect. Sold by A. B. Roedel.
The Buena Viata Gold Mining company of Goldfield Nevada invites stockholders to a meeting at 1014 Capitol Avenue Cheyenne Wyoming on February 24, 1908 between 10 a m and 4 p m. to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business as may come before the meeting. AW Walbach secretary.
Bold health aid advertise Dadas Little Liver Pille promising cleansing and relief for headache. Poster notes new wallpaper designs for the year at Collenburg and Espersons 6 West Seventeenth Street opposite City Ball. Industrial Club meeting and election announced.
In Knott versus Mahoney the district court ruled in favor of the defendant. The dispute centered on an alleged verbal contract for electrical fixtures acted on by Mrs Mahoney as her husband’s agent for household necessities. The court dismissed the case without prejudice after the jury instruction option was chosen.
The Lander public school reopened after a week of vacation to disinfect rooms. Scarlet fever has plagued Lander for nearly a year as health officers and school directors intensify efforts to stamp it out.
Omaha mayor James C. Daehlman says he will direct the movement to organize Bryan volunteers in every precinct in the United States. He expects the group to be ready by mid July to canvass the country and aid the national committee with a campaign fund for the coming fall.
Denver Sunday edition reports H Waldo Moore an attorney with Cooper building offices was arrested at 8 10 PM by Policemen Skelly and Dea placed in city jail amid claims of dementia. He allegedly believed he was worth millions and carried two large revolvers while wandering the streets and talking of a pursuer. He offered no resistance and spoke of a man after his money.
Proprietor Handicraft announces closing out sale of Mexican drawn work and burnt leather goods with all items offered for sale. Roedel’s The Leader promotes DeWitt's Carbonized Witch Hazel Salve for piles at five cents a month.
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