Local Cheyenne News In Briefs From City Churches to Courts
Services announced for all churches today and high wind damage reported yesterday with no major developments in Loypen Gould case. Cheyenne High School basketball team returns from Colorado after a morning game. Andrew Hawking named police officer succeeding John Tyague. The Man on the Box drew a large Capitol Avenue audience. Northern Colorado Power steam trenches work halted by wind. Deserter Frank Wilson stationed at Fort D. A. Russell. Cheyenne team beat by 28 to 22 at Ault on Friday. Cheyenne Railway Employes Building and Loan held its monthly meeting. Catholic ladies served supper at St John’s hall to many patrons. Anglers plan trips today to nearby streams for trout. Mrs. John A Tomamichek seeks divorce in Chicago court after seventeen years in Cheyenne. Seminole Power Company files incorporation with $1,000,000 capital. William Cass and Hickory Linn return from Denver after roller-skate relay race defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loypen-Gould
Star
Atlas
Crystal
Cheyenne
Colorado
Andrew Hawking
John Tyague
Capitol Avenue
Power
Frank Wilson
United States Artillery Service
Fort D. A. Russell
Ault
Cheyenne Railway Employes Building & Loan Association
Catholic Church
St. John's Hall
John A. Tomamichek
Superior Court of
Chicago
Secretary of State
Seminole Power Company
William Cass
Hickory Linn
Denver
Community Notes From The South Side
Larry Britton and family return from Boise Idaho. Miss Christine Mumm ill with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Frank Clay confined at home by sickness. James Jordan improving after blood poisoning. A son born to Mrs Orin Lampson. Annie Jessen hosts party after school. Mrs Gregory Miland slowly improving. Miss Larson visiting brother on East Tenth. Mr and Mrs Lynch move to Cheyenne to Lillian Terrace. New dynamo installed at Hammond Packing Company. Plant upgrades make it a modern packing house. Mr and Mrs Sloan host party and dance with many guests and delicious luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Britton
Boise
Idaho
Christine Mumm
Frank Clay
James Jordan
Orin Lampson
Pete Jessen
Annie
Gregory Miland
East Eleventh Street
Miss Larson
Burns
East Tenth Street
Wear
John Sloan
Theo
Mrs
Sloan
Mra
Derg
Albertson
Montague
Davis
Britton
Mrs. Brown
Misnes
Lavinia Cole
Elya
Grace Piper
Fanitta Davis
Nettle Albertson
Mabel Britton
Mesara
Robert Shamp
Humphrey Cole
Harrison Piper
Charles Cole
Willie Martin
Arthur Cole
Harry Barnes
George Cole
Ray Horner
Jay Davis
Lewis Albertson
Stanley
Lelio Shrider
Dewy cough remedy claims to prevent pneumonia
The advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for cold symptoms. It warns to refuse any imitation and insists on the genuine product in the yellow package labeled by A B Roedel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Roedel
Simple home remedy for rheumatism and kidney trouble
A New York health publication promotes Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla as a safe at home cure for rheumatism and urinary issues. The mix is shaken with water and dosed after meals and at night, claiming to cleanse kidneys and ease aches, with a note to share with someone suffering as an act of humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sheriff Smalley Recovers Hose From Suspects
Sheriff Smalley arrested two suspicious characters named Melton and Fowler who were found with fifty feet of garden hose. They claimed to have found it on Fifteenth Street. They were released after promising to leave town and the hose was left at police headquarters for pickup by the rightful owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Smalley
Melton
Fowler
Fifteenth Street
Smalley
Special Announcement on Foley's Honey and Tar Safety
The item states Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended for children and adults and sold by A B Roedel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
B. Roedel
Mrs Cotton Taken To Hospital After Illness
Mrs C Wi Cotton, previously seriously ill, was moved from her home to the Annex block and then to Cheyenne Private hospital last evening. A local ad promotes ManZan piles remedy with collapsible nozzle tube and suggested price. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra C. Wi. Cotton
Cheyenne
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Magnificent Elk Mounted For Goldfield Nevada Elks Club
A life like full mount elk sculpture, nine feet tall with a three foot six inch spread, is being prepared by Taxidermist B Clarke from a Kemmerer Wyoming elk killed months ago. The 600 pound piece, built on an iron frame with plaster mold, will depart for Goldfield Nevada to adorn the Elks lodge club rooms. The work took Clarke to Denver for study and involved careful measurement and fabrication in Nicholaison’s shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholausen
West Sixteenth Street
B. Clarke
Travis
Kemmerer
Wyo
Nev
Elks Lodge
Clarke
Denver
Eclty Park
Luxurious Pleasure Trip by Private Train from Denver
Through the Egypt of America to Mexico on a private train leaving Denver January 25. Berth, section, or drawing-room reservations urged by T. B. Fisher G. P. A. Denver. New York counts daily from New York available in pints and quarts at the Palmer restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt of America
Mexico
Denver
T. B. Fisher
New York
Palmer
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Cheyenne Leader
Sun-Leader
THE
Leader Publishing CO
WM. A. Bartlett
Bos
Charles Thompson
Roedel’s
Andy E. Roedell
W. 17Th Street
Middle of the Block
Pharmacy
the Arcade
Corser
Eddy Ste
Perrowe
Coarst
Atrerose Ex Sa
Kerrigan & Leslie
Harry P. Fiends
Shimitz Photo Studio
Gilve
Kodak
Eddy Street
Ellis
A. Loysien
H Holland
Crianinal Dept
Cheyenne Detective Bureau
Owilor
Alan
Danking
Murlerly Confidential
Oom 4
Opera House Shel
ART
South Side News
Prince von Bulow
Germany
Berlin
Sheriff Smalley
Mrs. Cotton
Cheyenne Factory
Clark
Goldfield
Nevada
Palace . Pharmacy Drug Co
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Capitol Ave
Kelley Mercantile
Manufacturing Department
Boechner Jewelry CO
Boston
Alway’s
17Th St. Cc
M. Merrill
Stock Growers National Ban
United States Depository
Join Clay
A. EL. Kbe
W. L. Whipple
John Clay
J. A. Johnston
Whipple
A. H. Marble
Jobn Whitaker
the Junket Store
T. O'Rourke
L. P. Mouse
Teddy Bears
Ferguson Street
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