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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
5
A child writes to a friend about a morning trip with a big basket to the grocery. He lists items bought sugar tea coffee new potatoes green vegetables and fruit and notes he carried salt home in his arm after the basket was too full.
Wyoming plans about fifty public Fourth of July celebrations with two and three day events. Total cost estimated near 50 000 dollars. Cities Rawlins Casper Laramie Thermopolis Rock Springs Sheridan to host multi day programs with fireworks, oratory, picnics, and sports such as baseball broncho busting steer roping horse racing and prize fights. Fights scheduled at Rawlins and Casper with Thermopolis offering a swimming contest as a feature.
Miss Elenora Adams and Albert Crans of this city married in Greeley Colorado on a Wednesday night. Word came that Miss Lulu Wallace who taught the Johnson school fourth grade at the past term wed William Earle Smith in Cazad Nebraska on June 16 and will reside in Indianapolis after July 1. A pleasant surprise party was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bretton with dancing and refreshments.
Miller's Jewelry Store at 1709 Ferguson Street showcases thirty second degree Scottish Rite gold charms rings and lapel pins by Juergens Anderson Company of Chicago. Items are priced to move with unsold stock to be returned to the manufacturers after Saturday June 20.
Last day of the trunk act by Great Caesar at the Atlas theater leads to public fascination. Experts have privately examined the props but explanations remain elusive as crowds test theories about how the trick unfolds. Matinee and evening shows priced for the public.
Limitless Life holds Sunday night lectures in Keefe Hall annex starting June 21 on The Immaculate Conception of Jesus Christ and June 28 on Jesus Christ Between 12 and 30 Years. Open to all, with men sessions at 512 West Nineteenth Street and women sessions on Fridays on Unfoldment. Weekday street meetings are planned for Seventeenth and Ferguson streets with modest donations.
Frank J. Haneschka announces his orchestra was not hired for the Fraternal Battalion ball and will instead perform its regular monthly dance at Keefe Hall on Tuesday June 238. Admission is 50 cents.
W F Warren of Dalton Massachusetts employed by Warren Live Stock company died yesterday after about a week of sickness. His body will be shipped to his home.
Hot supper served by St John s hall next Saturday evening from 5 to 8. Take reliable foods like Kodol for indigestion and dyspepsia. Kodol guarantees relief and is sold by A E Roedel. L P House moves phonograph and records salesroom to 423 West Seventeenth Street Cheyenne with the only complete cylindrical records list in town.
Fo ley's Kidney Cure is advertised as a solution for kidney or bladder troubles. The ad asserts the remedy never disappoints and urges readers to seek treatment, signed by A, DB, Roedel.
About three hundred guests enjoyed a reception ball and banquet at Consistory week with an automobile tour for Indiana visitors. Baptist Missionary women reported strong fundraising for 200 church souvenirs and chairs for Soldiers' Home chapel. Multiple society meetings, bake sales, and a surprise gathering for James Fitz are described along with local notices.
Porhrat clays furniture repairing and upholstering urged at Cheyenne Upholstering Works 106 West Seventeenth Street phone 629. De Witts Kidney and Bladder Pills advertised as prompt and thorough and strengthening weakened kidneys to be sold by A. K E. Roedel.
United States Marshal L. G. Davia and Deputy Clerk Charles J. Ohnhaus returned from Saratoga where they fished the North Platte river. They report excellent angling and a large catch of native rainbow and brook trout with the smallest over a pound. The notice notes new fancy mesh bags sold by Murchison Jewelry Company.
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