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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1908
Page
4
A letter from Jacobe Pete criticizes a previous grocery for poor service and praises a store that treats customers well. He mentions fruit prices for bananas and oranges, describing Dozen bananas for 30 cents and Dozen oranges ranging 15 to 40 cents.
Hidden behind the Atlas block a deluxe vaudeville theater nears opening with 500 seats, white and gold trim, and hundreds of incandescent lamps. The lobby and balcony boxes are described, along with a grand soda fountain and confectionery department to serve patrons.
A communal hall in rear of Bt Marys Cathedral hosts a number one hot supper this evening from 5 to 7 30 in Bt Johns Hall at Nine teenth and Verguson streets. Residents gathered for good cheer and fellowship in the neighborhood venue.
Judge D. H. Craig returns to Rawlins while John Morris visits from Silver Crown. Attorney H. Waldo Moore arrives from Denver. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Jameson come back from the Pacific coast. Mrs. J. S. Ault of Wahoo Nebraska visits sister Mrs. A. B. Viner. Neil Clark returns to the hide ranch on Horse creek. Lee Bristol recovering from diphtheria. Miss Alma Lund of Bridgeport visiting Mrs. J. A. Halston. Charles Edwards Jr greatly improved after illness. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer of Laramie guests at J. F. Rossman’s. D. M. Elias Coal Mine Inspector from Rock Springs is in the city. Deputy Sheriff Nelson Perry to return Monday from Gerling Nebraska where his daughter has been seriously sick.
The Leader highlights the Cheyenne Detective bureau cases from October to December including recovery of 226,094 worth of goods, a hotel burglary arrest, a diamond ring return to Bert Kinney, and multiple jail terms. It notes the bureau’s investigations deterred many suspects and supported private watch services.
The notice describes Kodol as a remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach disorders. It claims quickness thoroughness and attributes sales to A H B Roedel.
The Chicago Great Western receivership nears end as it plans to pay $8.5 million notes with a $20 million bond issue. President A B Stickney, once a Minnesota schoolteacher, built a $107 million debt free system admired for integrity. He once raised $400,000 in four hours during 1894 panic to meet payroll.
The Land of Nod musical comedy drew a large audience at Capitol Avenue theater last evening. The show featured dancing and chorus, witty dialogue, bright costumes, and staging of the palace of dreams with fantastical creatures. A. E. Roedel advertised Onseasweet for babies at St. John's hall later in the day.
Ad claims promise to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. The label bears Dr. W. Grove's signature.
Anna L Rainey-Likins continues hairdressing and manicure services at room 24 Breanahben block with phone listed as red-626.
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