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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
4
Roedel's drug store promises availability of items for technical and general use and prescriptions. If something is out of stock they notify customers, with no substitutions. Big business reliability means occasional shortages, but Roedel generally has what you need.
Mrs Howard Herbert of Brooklyn Iowa in bed seven years writes that Wicke's Swiss Herb Tea revived her. After a month she gained appetite and could walk again, with doctors unable to diagnose kidney liver or stomach issues. She urges others with similar ailments to try the herb tea.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists various cryptic investigative terms and locations, mentioning commercial, private, and detective work concepts. It references institutions and rooms in a garbled manner without clear events or names.
Sheridan and Buffalo leading for the Governor's Cup as the four day Wyoming state militia event nears conclusion at Fort Russell. The 600 yard skirmish yesterday shifted top contenders for the twelve man Wyoming team bound for Camp Perry. Governor Brooks and staff observed, with crowning action to occur this morning as the 1 000 yard target is shot.
Elmer Keefe a cottage in Cheyenne near the Alins vaudeville theater this evening. Cheyenne flower gardens are at their best. A benefit at Second Baptist church. A marriage license issued to Henry Kalber and Christine Mamm. A Packard car with Lincoln Neb. party to Denver passed through Cheyenne. Alice Scott and Leslie N Gwartney married here. Jens Soren son awarded $10846 contract to finish fourth floor of Federal building. Eddy street auction mart with three sales daily. J M Gilmore's Ford repaired after Sunday accident. Lemonade sellers thrive at Fort Russell rifle range. Troops march from Fort Russell to Crow Creek reserve. Few Cheyennese visit Fort Russell for militia shoot. Lightning knocked out most lights at Union depot dock. Case Sutton vs Fallon verdict for defendant. Northern Colorado Power West Cheyenne plant to connect to central heating soon. Garfield audits Wyoming irrigation projects. Frontier Days postal cards to be distributed. no cards to children.
Star Theater presents An Indian's Gratitude a real western drama praised for scenic grandeur and vivid realism. Also showing The Candidate a Pathe comedy and A Trip to Stockholm an educational scenic subject. Proprietor C L Hogle emphasizes top-notch picture service and invites patrons to watch for Star updates.
The Civil Service commission announces three exams in Cheyenne on August 26 for Clinical Director at government hospital for the insane with 2000 dollar salary and under 35, September 2-3 for Assistant Surgeon at Freedmen's Hospital paying 1500 dollars and 20 years or older, and September 9-10 for Civil Engineer and Superintendent of Construction at 1500 dollars and 20 years or older.
Yesterday's Denver papers report William Goodfellow and Marie Louise Rigord, both of Thermopolis, married in Denver. ManZan Pile Remedy advertised for all forms of piles, soothing inflammation and itching, price 50 cents, guaranteed by Palace Drug Co.
J A Delfelder, president of the Wyoming Wool Growers Association, asserts Omaha will host the National Wool Growers warehouse after the Salt Lake City meeting. He argues Chicago’s location would distance growers from Montana and Wyoming wool, while Omaha’s system reduces middlemen and boosts grower prices.
J W Griffin responds to Tribune report alleging Hollingsworth was robbed in his hotel room the previous day. Griffin states Hollingsworth never deposited money in the safe and doubts any money was lost, refuting the claimed incident.
An old advertisement urges summer health care with Foley's Kidney Cure from A. E. Call and Palmer's Bread sold at local grocers. It notes kidney issues from heat and dehydration and promotes prompt attention.
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