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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1908
Page
7
An advertisement touts a face cream as the most delightful on fair women and claims it banishes blemishes. It markets the product as the best preparation for a correct complexion and says it is absolutely safe for all skin types under any conditions.
The Che Cheyenne Leader notes its publication lineage as successor to the Sun Leader and published by THE LEADER with WM A Bartlett and Joe Cahill listed among circulation staff.
Warrant distributions in Crore County. Moon reaches first quarter at 11 56 tonight. Capitol Avenue theater closed for summer. Lake Minnehaha boating popular in warm weather. County board completes June session. Paymaster expected at Fort Russell soon. District court jury center to report Monday at 10. Cheyenne streams return to normal and trout fishing improves. Young Men's Literary Club met at Carnegie library last night. Sixteenth Street merchants raise funds to pave with Sherman gravel. Randall avenue line remodeled to fit new thoroughfare. Boston report says Swedes displaced by unemployment plan homesteads in Wyoming. Dr Alexander J McIvor Tyndall in Cheyenne en route to Laramie for Sheriff Bath slayer search. C B Irwin drives Colburn roadster to Denver for horse races, to return today or tomorrow. Plowing resumes in dry farming district as ground dries. Cheyennese have last chances to see Atlas vaudeville show this week.
Wisconsin's Senator La Follette set a historic filibuster mark by speaking 18 hours 43 minutes against the currency bill. He endured without party support, nibbling on a chicken sandwich and sipping milk as he held the floor from Friday afternoon into Saturday morning.
The annual meeting of the Wyoming Press association will convene in Sheridan on August 25 and 26 1908. Opening sessions in city hall at 10 am include a mine excursion and a grand ball. Wednesday features a business session with officer elections and an afternoon at the Sheridan County Fair. Proxies are barred. in person attendance required.
An old classified ad promotes Pinc ules as a direct kidney remedy for backache rheumatism and lumbago. It promises quick relief from kidney and bladder problems with a 30 day trial for $1.00 and a money back guarantee through Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
First class furniture repairing and upholstering offered by Cheyenne Upholstering Works located at 408 West Seventeenth Street. Also advertised ManZan Pile Remedy for all forms of piles sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co with price guaranteed by the company.
Nell Clark a well known Horse creek ranchman is in the city attending to business and is recovering from a mastoid abscess operation the course of which has been lengthy and trying.
Modern Woodmen of America Capitol Camp No 6295 members and visitors are urged to meet at A. O. U. W. on Sunday afternoon June 7 at 1 oclock to participate in Memorial Day events. Clerk B H FinkeinER signs the notice.
Promises prompt relief for coughs croup hoarseness and whooping cough with a gentle laxative formula. Targets both young and old users. Sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
A polished marble and English oak soda fountain has been installed at Palace Pharmacy Drug store and is now in operation. The setup features modern equipment for the soda water business.
Ervin Matson returns from Denver while George Alway comes back from Salt Lake. Lora McCloud departs for Iown after a farewell party at East Ninth street. Ed Stembler travels from LaGrange with family and mother-in-law Teasdale. Neighborhood notices include birthdays, visits, and a ManZan Pile Remedy ad.
Wyoming Press Association president F H Barrow calls for the annual convention to be held in Sheridan on August 26 and 27. Local journalists are invited to attend the two day gathering.
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