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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1908
Page
7
Roedel's Orange Tooth Powder antiseptic claims to whiten teeth and freshen breath. The ad targets readers seeking cleaner teeth and sweeter breath.
The Che Cheyenne Leader announces William A. Bartlett as successor to the Sub Leader position with Charles Thorp son and T. Joe Cahill listed in editorial roles as city editor and circulator respectively.
Wyoming capitalists unveil a plan to tap the Little Laramie River with a 60 000 acre foot reservoir and a main canal to irrigate over 50 000 acres. Engineers Schilling and Black project a 49 mile system, sections to Millbrook and Frazer and Ryan ranch areas. Public filings and water permit sought. promoters optimistic amid financial stringency. Also ad copy for Bees Laxative Cough Syrup from Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
Boating returns to Lake Minnehaha as residents report renewed activity. J H Stafford, Union Pacific storekeeper, was in Cheyenne yesterday. Wyoming buys Sheridan school district bonds for 18 000 dollars, 18 100 total. Knights Templar Wyoming grand commandery to meet in Laramie March 31. Cheyenne hunters and fishermen enjoy success after Sunday trips. Interest in the international automobile race remains high after the last car passes Cheyenne. New Atlas theater features a fine bill with Cheyenne moving pictures of the American car in the international race. District court heard arguments on permanent receivership for the Fremont Lake Irrigation Co Judge Matson to rule later.
SOUTH SIDE residents share news of dinners and visits as families welcome a ten pound boy and celebrate birthdays. Mrs. Addean returns home improved after hospital care in Omaha. A Clark Hose company team debuts, and several surprise parties unfold with guests from nearby towns and farms.
A Silver City Mississippi dermatologist, Dr C B Holmes, extols D D D as near a specific for eczema herpes psoriasis and malaria like quinine. The ad notes physicians may use the remedy with patient disclosure and promotes D D D soap and Palace Pharmacy Drug Co for proof and purchases.
J W McCarren shipped his job printing plant to Basin, Big Horn county, and left with Mrs McCarren for the town. He will work there for the Big Horn County Rustler now owned by D E Lewis and J H Baker. The New Hampshire battleship was commissioned at League Island with Captain Cameron W W McWinslow in command and will be ready for sea in about a month. Five hundred locomotive shop workers were laid off at Nashville Tennessee recently.
Worland Wyoming March 23 Billy Johnson a well known ranchman living five miles from Worland drowned Sunday while trying to drive a team across the rotten ice of the Big Horn river seven miles below town. The team broke through and both horses and man were carried under the ice in view of spectators. Johnson's body was recovered later at an open place downstream.
An 19th century patent medicine notice promotes Williams' Kidney Pills from Williams Manufacturing Co of Cleveland Ohio. It claims cures for kidney and bladder troubles and invites samples by mail for 60 cents. Local retailer A E Roedel is listed as distributor.
The legality of Cheyenne's method to levy property assessments for sewer construction will be tested after the case was carried to the supreme court on a demurrer filed by City Attorney Riner.
B Spiegel of Evansville Indiana writes that after five years of kidney and bladder woes and failing health he found relief with Foley's Kidney Cure. He says three physicians failed to help, but the first bottle brought relief and the second cured him completely.
W L Luchte relocates to 2016 Thames street offering a fine stock of Alfred Pent Chicago wallpaper for sale.
The Cheyenne Upholstering Works advertises furniture repair services at 504 West Seventeenth Street with contact by phone Jack 13.
Charles H. Williams and Miss Carrie Gallon, both of Alda Nebraska, were married in Cheyenne on Sunday in a simple ceremony attended by local friends and family.
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