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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
4
A dated handwritten note promotes buying baked crackers and table items from a town shop rather than baking. It extols crisp crackers and savings for moms, urging readers to visit a local vendor for baked goods and other table staples.
The National Federation of Women's clubs sets Rally Day for March 10. The Wyoming Federation civic improvement committee hosts an 8 o'clock Carnegie library auditorium program with music from the High School Orchestra and the Saturday Musicale Club Chorus, plus addresses on sanitary conditions and civic effort. Public welcome and free attendance.
Improved farm with four room house and shade trees three miles from town. $5 an acre alfalfa and $6 plow land. Water and land furnished in exchange for one third of grain and alfalfa. References requested. R. Dickinson Columbus Nebraska. King’s Little Liver Pills advertised for biliousness and headaches at Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
The funeral for Patrick J Walsh was held at St Marys Cathedral yesterday morning with high Mass by Rev Father Duffey who preached the sermon. Mourners included Modern Woodmen of America Knights of Columbus and many friends. Pallbearers named Hor skey Tuhey Wilson Cahill Williams and McCafferty. Interment in Catholic Cemetery. James Walsh of Denver and Frank and James Conner attended with Mrs Conner present.
Patent medicine ad promises quick cold cure with laxative Bronic Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if not effective. Grove’s signature appears on each box, price 25 cents.
Chi naman Quong Tong launches a Yeutauragt on Eddy street claiming the only genuine chop suey in Cheyenne. Menu features Man Zan Pile Remedy priced 60 with promise of relief and ready to use. Local ad promotes piles relief with soothing effects.
A roundup of residents and guests visiting or passing through the city. Thomas O Neil returns from New York. Morrin from Green River. Garritys from Laramie. Walsh back to Denver. Tatlor hosts Mrs Morgan of Laramie. Hecla ranchmen Cole and Farrell in town. Noah Young from Glenrock. Ed Lane the Dale Creek warden in city. State Senator Andrew Bugas of Rock Springs visiting Cheyenne. Charles Stanley of Ogden visiting. Franck Scherck of Casper en route home from British Columbia. E Minjum sails to Kansas City. Chief Clerk Mulford inspects from Lander. Mrs Gibson Clark and son head to Guadalajara with Hopkins Clark. Judge Clark joins en route. Mrs William Hoshaw discharged from hospital and visiting. Daleys traveling from the Philippines toward Colorado.
Paris March 9 A sensational hearing looms as Hart McKee's divorce case returns next Wednesday. Lawyer M Labori plans to refute accusations McKee took his wife’s money and dragged her by the hair and will press defamation charges against Mrs McKee and her father Former Gov Baxter. McKee seeks retraction of cruelty accusations in newspapers.
Special to The Leader reports that foundation work on the Big Horn Power company dam near Shoshoni Wyoming has ceased. State engineer limited dam height to 35 feet to avoid interference with a Buril line planned through the canyon, leaving the project's next steps undecided.
Warren Richardson Sr aged 69, an early Cheyenne settler and former bank official, died in Seattle after receiving a telegram. A writer and public figure, he authored Dr Zell and Princess Charlotte and Etherial Friends and Resources. He leaves a wife three sons and three daughters.
Commencing March 1 1908 the Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power Co announces electric service pricing 12 cents per kWh for stores and offices and 16 cents for residences with 5 percent discount on bills up to 10 and 10 percent on larger bills if paid by the 8th of the following month Prices for power service available on application Also notices a laxative syrup promotion and a relocations notice for a paper hanger with new address and stock on hand
W G Walker procured the first publishable photos of the American car's arrival in Cheyenne. The Denver Times ran two of his images while others lagged. He has further orders for Cheyenne reception scenes in New York andDenver.
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