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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1908

Page

5

Flap Jack Sal and Atlas Theater Variety Cast

Overture Atlas Orchestra presents late film creations and a one act comedy Flap Jack Sal featuring Miss Maud Kramer champion back and wing dancer holder of the Richard K Fox medal won January 28 1908 at Tammany Hall New York Eddie Powers blackface comedian C T Young pictured melody Five Musical Hawaiians demonstrators of native customs and Prof J E Dunn Atlas cope in Edison and Pathe Frerae Creations March Popular prices reserved seats on sale Atlas lobby matinees 3 pm 8 pm 9 15 pm

Atlas Orchestra the Kramers Annie Maud Maud Kramer America Richard—K. Fox Tammany Hall New York Eddie Powers

Damrosch to Lead New York Symphony at Capitol Theatre

On Friday evening June 12 Walter Damrosch will lead the New York Symphony Orchestra at Capitol Avenue theater with soloists Madam Hissem de Moss Alexander Saslavsky and Henry Bramsen. Floods in Montana delayed the tour forcing Cheyenne to host this event at reduced prices. Most seats are $1.50 to $2.00, below the usual $2.50 first-floor rate.

Walter Damtrosch New York Symphony Orchestra Capitol Avenue Theater America Damrosch Hissem de Moss Alexander Saslavsky Henry Bramsen Oalliat Pitt Balt, Lake Denver Cheyenne

Fourth of July Celebration Program Details

The Fraternal Battalion committee outlines a Fourth of July program starting with a sunrise salute and city firefighters display. A parade from the depot to Old Frontier Park features Cheyenne uniform ranks and visiting troops, with a $25 prize for the neatest visiting organization. Activities include basket picnic, athletic events, races, a greased pig, and contests, followed by a drill between visiting units and a 7:30 p.m. band concert at Minnehaha Lake Park with a pyrotechnic display.

Couit Depot Old Frontier Park Fair Grounds Minnehaha Lake Park

Mystery hostess at Atlas theater party shrouded in secrecy

A group of eighteen popular young ladies enjoyed the Atlas theater party last night. They sat in the first night seats and gathered at a decorated refreshment table. A Leader reporter tried to identify the host but no one, not even Miss Griffin, could reveal who hosted the enjoyable evening.

The Atlas Miss Griffin

County Seat War Flares In Oklahoma Shootout

In Eufaula and Checotah a clash left deputy constable F M Woods mortally wounded and Joseph Parmenter a Checotah man shot. Fifteen Checotah men and local citizens engaged, rifles fired as they tried to move county records by force. Woods likely will die from one body wound.

Eufaula Okla Checotah F. M. Woods Joseph Parmenter Woods

Drug clerk kills wife then suicide in San Francisco

George Scott, 23, shot and killed his wife Blanche, 19, on the sidewalk at Golden Gate Avenue and Webster Street, then fatally shot himself. The tragedy occurred yesterday in San Francisco, California.

San Francisco Cal George Scott Blanche Golden Gate Avenue Webster Street

Burglars Sentenced in Wyoming Three-Year Terms

Aloysine Jenny and Joe Schafer, first time county jail to Wyoming penitentiary, pled guilty to burglary in Rawlins court. They burglarized Frank Jolley’s Medicine Bow saloon Sunday, boarded a freight east, were arrested in Laramie, and sent to the state prison for three years each. They had no prior county jail time.

Rawlins Wyo Aloysine Jenny Joe Schafer Wyoming Jenny Schafer Frank J. Jolley Medicine Row Laramie D. H. Craig

Tough Kids and the Hawaiians at Atlas

Cheyenne residents enjoy a new Atlas week feature with four native Hawaiian singers, a Honolulu glee club, a pretty Hawaiian dancer, Eddie Powers the comedian, and Annie and Maude Kramer performing an original act titled The Tough Kid.

Atlas Cheyenne Honolulu Glee Club Eddie Powers Commedian Annie Maude Kramer Tough Kid

Rice Haas Wedding in Portland Oregon

In Portland Oregon Saturday evening at St Mark s Episcopal church Rev Simpkins officiated a quiet wedding uniting Irving C Rice and Miss Millie Haas The bride who left Cheyenne Thursday wore a brown tailored traveling gown and arrived Saturday evening She is daughter of Mrs Minnie Haas and a former chief operator at the local telephone office Mr Rice previously with Paxton Gallagher in Cheyenne now holds a posi tion in Portland and has prepared a home for the couple Friends in Cheyenne recall the couple as popular figures in social circles.

Rice-Haas Portland Oregon Ore St. Mark's Episcopal Church Simpkins Irving C. Rice Millie Haas Cheyenne Minnie Haas Rice Paxton Gallagher Company Denver Anna Bell California A. P. Stover Cheyenne Immigration Office Elwood Mead Shirley Hotel Union Pacific Motor Car Company Thomas Heaney N. R. Davis Theo. Bailey Fepimore Chatterton L. G. Davis First Congregational Church A. W. Helbush Winifred James Frank L. Moore A. E. Trump Mias Emma Evans Leitaker Trump Ibush A. J. Vance Rocky Mountain Telephone Company Helbush H. L. Anderson Kansas City Yleiting East Twentieth Street

Miss Vera Cotton Dies After Year of Ill Health

Miss Vera H. Cotton 21 died at St. John’s hospital Sunday night after a year of poor health. Employed by H. N. Boyd Commission in Cheyenne for eight years she made many friends. Funeral at First Baptist church this afternoon at o’clock.

Vera Cotton ST. John's Vera H. Cotton H. N. Boyd Commission Company St. John’s Hospital Miss Cotton Cheyenne First Baptist Church

Frontier Days Button Drive Promotes Celebration

The Frontier committee distributes large sale buttons advertising Frontier Days with an old Bream boat image. The buttons are attractive and not given away, but sold at a cost. They serve to promote the upcoming community celebration and raise awareness.

The Frontier Committee Agenta

ManZan Pile Remedy Promised Safe Relief

Advertises a non surgical cure for piles with a guaranteed result. The product is priced at 500 and sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.

Palace Pharmacy Drug Co

Society Notes Describe Club Meetings and Weddings

The society column lists Us Twelve Club with Mrs Edward Kerrigan, Mount Mellick with Mrs Bullock, Help One Another club with Mrs John Gilland, and Congregational Aid with Mrs C N Potter. It notes St Marks Guild at 922 East Eighth, Denver social visits, a Denver wedding and several local engagements, dinners, and honeymoons, including Miss Margaret Knight’s engagement to Ralph Goodrich and Mr A W Helbush wedding to Winifred James in First Congregational Church.

Us Twelve Club Edward Kerrigan Mount Mellick Bullock John Gilland Congregational Aid Potter Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid + society J. F. Jenkins Horace Jenkins St. Mark's Guild Lee Margaret Knight Jesse Knight Ralph Goodrich

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Walter Damrosch Sullavan-Considine Attractions C. T. Young J. E. Dunn Atlascope Edison Pathe Frerae Atlas Lobby Eiler King of the Hal Reid Night S. P. Stimson Capitol Avenue and Highteenth Street Capitol Ave Cheyenne Ice CO Sloan & Hughes Ferguson ST Justice Carbon County MI88 Medicine Bow Tough Kids H. B. Henderson Woman's Christian Temperance Union W. L. Whipple Edward Matthews Carnation Club Begsie Gertrude Marks Miss Bowman Irma Davis Harriet Knight Chicago A. L. White Eddy ST Nils Pettersen W. W. Keefe Keefe Central Meat Market Davidson & Kinghan 17Th St Cheyenne Steam England & Rossman Capitol Livery Stable F. R. Dildine Prop John Brown
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