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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1908
Page
4
A handwritten note from Jacobe Pete to a friend describes an early morning trip to the grocery with a large basket. He lists sugar tea coffee new potatoes green vegetables fruit and mentions carrying salt home on his arm.
Dr. McIvor Tyndall claimed to receive folded mental impressions from the killer over two weeks after the Bath murder in Albany county. He joined a posse in Cheyenne and faced a theater contract dilemma, choosing moral obligation over breaking his engagement.
The Crystal theater continues a progressive path with vaudeville added to the regular program at the same 10 cent price. Today and tomorrow Lampert and Pierce, “The Men in Black,” perform “At a Banquet,” followed Thursday by Jolly Mr O Callahan in a playful act.
Wonderfully described acts include training of Cossack soldiers under the czar, modern sculptors, and new comics The Tramp Hypnotist and Friday the Thirteenth. An illustrated song When the Moon Plays Peek a boo invites audiences to see the show with a crowd of satisfied patrons.
Prosecutor Clyde M. Watts filed informations in district court charging Mores Bennett Tom O Day John Jankovsky Root Sheahan Ed Alcott Charles Swenson and George Phillips with violate ing the anti gambling law. An information charging Harry P Hynds with permitting gambling was also filed. Readiness noted after arraignment with pleas of not guilty.
A healthy man from Branchton Pa once unable to work could not bend to tie his shoes. After six bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure he became a new man and sent praise for the remedy.
A Turner Hall event on Wednesday evening featuring Hanesch KR's Orchestra is announced. The notice blends a social listing with an advertisement praising Foley's Kidney Cure, claiming it purifies blood and supports kidney and bladder health.
First class furniture repairing and upholstering offered by Cheyenne Upholstering Works at 406 West Seventeenth Street with phone 629 black. The ad warns about kidney or bladder troubles and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a cure if medical aid is not beyond reach. Also mentions A E Roedel and Murchison Jewelry Co offering silver cream and silver polish samples.
A. B. Roedel endorses Kodel as the best known preparation for indigestion and stomach trouble. The digestant claims to digest all foods and be pleasant to take.
The fourteenth semi annual reunion of Wyoming Consistory No. 1 opens at the new Masonic Temple with a class of thirty five to be initiated from the fourth to the thirty second degrees. Visiting masons arrived from across the state and nearby states for the sessions. The schedule includes degrees from the 4th to 14th today, 15th tonight, and subsequent degrees through the 22nd. The 29th degree is conferred for the first time this year. The event ends Friday with a ball and banquet. the choir features Mrs. T. Blake Kennedy and others with Adah M. Reid at the organ.
Several hundred theatergoers at the Atlas watched the Mystery Caesar & Co. act as a girl is hidden in a sealed sack inside a locked trunk then escapes while others secretly perform the sacking and tying. Lola Milton Medallion Trio deliver comic musical numbers and Frank Milton offers a monologue. De Witt's Little Early Risers are advertised by A E Roedel.
Murchison Jewelry Company advertises consistory emblems in a display to attract buyers.
Miller's Jewelry displays Ud finest original hand crafted thirty second degree Scottish Rite gold charms rings and lapel pins in the city. Manufactured by Juergens & Anderson of Chicago makers of Masonic jewels in the United States. Some items priced to sell with balance to the JEWELRY STORE at 1709 Ferguson Street.
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