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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1908
Page
4
A cheerful pitch extols pure fruit sodas as healthier hydration. The speaker urges replacing plain water with a tasty beverage to flush impurities and avoid thirst, urging readers to sample the product.
Track progress on Cheyenne Street Railway advances past Ferguson Street with main line set to reach Frontier Park before Frontier Days on August 20. Survey confirms route from Snyder Street to Frontier park center then north to new Frontier park with a branch to join Colorado & Southern at old Frontier park. Also notes upcoming supply shipments and advertising for Leader newspaper.
A learned physician links complexion and teeth to personal refinement and health. He argues these traits reflect pride and education and can be improved by intelligent treatment. Dr. H. Sweatt, an up to date dentist, advertises his Bresnahen block office at 1617 Ferguson Street.
Largest sanitorium in the central west offers treatment for non contagious diseases. Two main structures include the executive building for reception of non contagious mental cases and a rest cottage for select mental patients. Address Dr. Benjamin F. Bailey Sanitorium Co Lincoln Neb.
Local brief lists residents and visitors including L. W. Sawter returning from Denver Mrs A Martin visiting Ashland Oregon Judge J M Lacey fishing in Albany county C S Dna visiting Pocatello Idaho Sidney Keeler recovering from sickness Sheriff J Smalley homebound Bowie of Wheatland on city business Miss Bessie Ford hosting Miss June Tracey Lincoln Neb Deputy Sheriff D E Brown leaving for Denver Mr and Mrs R Robinson visiting Cheyenne Judge Riner US district court to Denver Sheriff Florence Weld County Colo visiting Cheyenne R McCormick in hospital for eryopelas Charles Roth city from Old Mexico mine engineer Joseph Wilde mayor of Fort Laramie back home after city visit.
Burlesque on the New York to Paris automobile race runs Saturday afternoon and evening. The comic picture promises to be the funniest in days with the Black Diamond Trio performing in the evening and two special songs. Matinee at 2 30 p m and show at 7 30 p m. Star Theater proprietor C L Hogle guarantees no disappointment.
Cheyenne investors pour money into Carr Weld County Colorado as homes rise and lots sell fast. J W Bruner of Cheyenne lists business opportunities for early buyers amid rapid town development and homestead filings in the Greenley district.
Cincinnati July 17 A real dead victim of the sheath dress is Joseph Zins 28. A pretty girl unknown name wore one of the modified Parisian forms on the street today and Zins turned his head to rubber that he broke his neck. He is dead. Zins suffered tuberculosis of the vertebrae or spinal column. This ailment is not unusual but it is rarely that the disease attacks such a high part of the column.
Mrs H E Cram and Mrs B A Logan left for Chicago last evening after learning their sister Mrs R Casper former Cheyenne resident had died. telegram arrived after Mrs Logan departed Box Elder country J P Erich rode his motorcycle to catch her nine miles out and she returned to the city. Mrs Casper formerly Miss Minnie S Walker taught in Cheyenne schools before her 1892 marriage.
David Stein feldt, a Montclair dog catcher, has been bitten by 3,000 dogs in New York on July 17. The incident has attracted attention from the Pasteur Institute.
The article highlights the head walking act of the Fassies who toured Europe and joined Barnum Bailey's Greatest Show on Earth. It lists famous names like the Imperial Viennese, the Alma sisters, Reno and Begar, and many acrobats and aerialists. The Cheyenne stop on Saturday August 1 features a new parade and refreshed outfit.
Judge Arthur P. Stone of the Cambridge district court rode three patrol wagon runs with Boston police to observe the alarm system cell rooms wagon house and lofts. He said the goal was to see prisoners at arrest before they recover from intoxication and to watch their actions.
Frank H. Gilmore of Portland and R. W. Andrews of Chicago arrive in Cheyenne at 11 25 p m while en route on a pedestrian trip to Juneau Alaska They left Denver July 14 and lost one day to a storm covering thirty seven miles yesterday They expect to finish the trek in November and will receive 1500 dollars if they complete the walk They registered at the Leader office.
William Wallace of Géring traveled to Shoshone after investigating the June drowning of William Wimer in the Grand river near Cheyenne. Wimer held a $2,000 A O U W policy. Wallace secured affidavits to enable payment of the policy despite Wimer's body not being found.
Palmer's Restaurant on West Sixteenth Street attracts daily patrons with fresh strawberries and a casual menu. Regulars note approachable service and seasonal specials highlighting berries.
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