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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1908
Page
7
An advertisement touts Roedel's Orange Tooth Powder as antiseptic and capable of keeping gums in fine condition while giving breath a sweet and clean scent.
The city council will meet this evening and the board of county commissioners will meet today. Union Pacific forces are busy preparing February pay rolls. A chain gang has been in evidence on the streets for several days. Capital Vassar will be present at the Capitol Avenue theater next Saturday night. An entertaining vaudeville bill was shown at the Atlas theater last night. Cheyenne anglers returned with fair catches from neighboring streams Sunday. A marriage license was issued to James Fitzgerald and Ming Edith M. Stafford, both of Cheyenne. Depot Cafe remodeling and an addition to the old building proceed rapidly. The American car in the New York to Paris race may pass through Cheyenne Thursday or Friday. State Geologist Henry C. Beeler returned from Denver after delivering industrial slides to Leek and Nowlin.
A Chicago recorded testimonial from Mrs. E Hegg dated December 5 1907 describes three years of suffering from weeping eczema. After hundreds spent and failed doctors she used D D D Prescription and now reports complete cure with clear white skin.
Special to The Leader Evanston Wyoming notes the Union Pacific reduced freight crews from six to five between Evanston and Ogden thirty years later. Despite fewer crews today the five crews handle four times the business of the old era, reflecting retrenchment unlikely to curb throughput. A second item promotes Man Zan Pile Remedy in collapsible tube packaging at 60 cents.
Dietz Wyoming March 2 Frank Bli was whipped by a mob for leading a gang that beat an old man. He sued for 200 damages but a jury verdict against him resulted in $102.50 costs charged to Bli.
Walding King and Marvin advertise Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous cleanser taken internally. Testimonials offered free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Also promote Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Notice indicates Juel received a new line of samples and Cheyenne Upholstering Works offers furniture upholstering. Located at 664 West Seventeenth with telephone number Bik 13.
W. A. Leith of the A Cros ranch sold 10 400 head of wethers to EB A Upton and Thomas Lamb for 40 000. The buyers plan to ship the sheep to Minngis and Nebragha feed lots.
Cooper Wyoming March 2 The spring shearing season in Central Wyoming will begin about April 16 and end before June An estimated 90000 head of sheep will be shorn The period covers the central part of the state with shippers and crews ready for work The piece mentions Witt s Carbolixed Witch Marl Salve as a remedy available from A E Roeder
Clarence English of Denver and Charles Williams of Rawlins will square off in a twenty round bout before the Rock Springs Athletic Club tomorrow night. The event is promoted as a major local boxing card with both fighters bringing solid records to the ring.
In Manzanola Colorado the American Beet Sugar company processed about 140000 tons of sugar beets into refined sugar at Rocky Ford, from September 16 for 140 days averaging 140 tons daily. Farmers were paid $5 per ton totaling roughly $700000, while the company earned about $2000000 from the crop. officials paid farmers less than the peak $5 rate, prompting calls for a $5 flat rate.
Collenburgs offers a fresh stock of wallpaper featuring this year patterns at 406 West Seventeenth Street near the City Hall opposite site.
50 000 feet of sidewalk for sale by W.8. Thomas at 918 East Eighteenth Street. Sold in amounts to salt with guaranteed quality including no cracked joints blocks or loose tops and a reasonable price for the season.
Arrangements completed in Lander Wyoming March 2 to bid for hosting the Republican national convention with local officials and supporters preparing plans and endorsements for the event.
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