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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1908
Page
7
An antiseptic tooth powder ad promises white pearly teeth and fresh breath. The box is offered for 25 cents with claims of improving gum health and oral cleanliness.
The event lists a five piece Shamrocks band for ladies and a social dance at Turner hall at 9 p m. Trout biting noted and Nahing tackle offered at Hopper and Bartley 210 West Sixteenth street mutrept. Parties seeking steam plowing services urged to notify C L Dow Grover CoLO.
The Leader Publishing Co. announces Che Chevetine Leader as successor to Sun Leader with WM. A. Bartlett and J Charles Thompson at the helm. City readers are noted on the page by T. Joe Cantil as city chowlator.
The draft bill allows qualified entrymen in Colorado California Idaho Montana Nevada North Dakota Oregon Utah Washington Wyoming and the Arizona New Mexico territories to enter 320 acres or less of nonirrigable public lands. It requires affidavits proof of cultivation and sets residency and water suitability conditions.
Plaintiffs led by J. Wilson and the Lake Sheep Company sue Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific in Utah courts for damages totaling 12668.85 claiming failure to furnish cars and slow transit caused shrinkage, extra feeding costs and poor markets. Stockmen demand faster service, citing a 48 member wool growers conference in Cheyenne and a pending federal bill to set minimum speeds for live stock trains.
City council meets tonight and a St Patrick event is planned at Depot Cafe A. Turner hall hosts a day dance while vaudeville plays at New Jerins waperee and Painting the Town at Capitol Avenue theater. Arcades beat West End Stars 16 to 0 on Leslie diamond. clerk carrier exams April 8. militia inspection tour underway. ice on Granite Springs reservoir rapidly leaving big lakes. Big Horn Basin exhibit shipped to Chicago. Interstate Townsite & Land Co incorporated in Colo and Wyoming.
Advert mentions kidney pills from Williams Manufacturing Co Cleveland Ohio. Claims cure for kidney and nervous system troubles with symptoms like back pain, bladder issues, frequent urination and a pale facial appearance. Sample offered free and mail order 50 cents. sold by A E Roedel.
Alvin McClenahan of Guernsey files for divorce from Bertha McClenahan on adultery grounds. They wed in Kearney Nebraska on September 14 1902 and have one daughter. Floyd A Honaker sues Linny I Monaker for divorce citing drunkenness. They married in Leavenworth Kansas on December 4 1895.
Notice to customers states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. A. EB. Roedel.
Yesterday's listings show couples George F. Dobter and Misa Grace L. Sessions of Riverton Wyoming. James H. Kelley of Chicago and Mia, Minnie Wood of Denver appear in the same notice.
Colonel Mr A Proetod will depart Saturday for Sheridan to establish a Canton of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows with forty members. The canton will be the largest in the state.
A patient from Evansville Indiana reports a five year struggle with kidney and bladder ailments. After three doctors failed, Foley's Kidney Cure allegedly provided relief from the first bottle and complete cure after the second.
Gus Rombaugh a young Swede living at the government dam site on the Whalen ranch was jailed for assault after pulling a gun on BR H Robinson at the construction camp but was restrained from firing. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co endorses Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for coughs colds and bronchial troubles.
Prize waltz at Turner Hall with new line of jewelry pins and hat pins from Dan 8, Park & Co and First National Bank block. sterling silver items offered at 25 cents for ten days, 60 cent value cited.
Jobin Hay of Rock Springs, a prominent banker and sheepman, says there are no reports of increased cattle or cowling production and no panic effects reaching Rock Springs at this time compared with a year ago.
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