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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1908
Page
4
A dated grocery note by Jacobe Pe Se invites a Dear Friend to buy fresh vegetables including asparagus radishes celery cucumbers and more at the local market. It promises the freshest produce and lists multiple items available.
Keefe Hall hosted a social event honoring the track team with medals for inter class events and a twelve number dance program. Superintendent Stockwell awarded medals and praised the value of effort. Ed McCarty led with multiple wins and points while W Hanson and A Laverents also placed high across events. Seventy five attended the evening event with dancing and refreshments to conclude.
The Y M C A of five surrounding states plans a student conference at Cascade Colorado from June 12 to 21. The event combines a chautauqua style program for high school and college students with athletic activities. The Cheyenne delegation pays 25 dollars for ten days including travel and all expenses. For details contact Harold Cooke chairman or Earl Boyle Harold Vaughan or Harry Henderson.
NATRONA COUNTY Republican convention adopted resolutions favoring Taft and Mondell and named delegates to the state convention at Lander. Delegates include Ambrose Hemmingway C M Hawks Senator Patrick Sullivan E Percy Palmer J P Barnes. An advertisement for Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup claims gentle laxative action for children.
The Young Ladies of the C. C. C. held an enjoyable social at the C. O. F. hall yesterday afternoon. The hall was prettily decorated in pink and green. After refreshments games and dancing were enjoyed. Misa Ray Burgman, president, delivered an address.
A Palace Pharmacy Drug Co release advertises Ring's Little Liver Fills as a cure for biliousness and headaches. The sales copy claims the remedy wakes up lazy livers, cleans the system, and clears the skin, priced at 25 cents.
Ed Kaufman is in the city Miss Mayme Cronin visits Denver A H Marble attends to business in Chicago J C Thompson arrives from Denver Professor B C Buffum of Lander guests of Dr Cook Governor B B Brooks returns from Denver Mrs B B Brooks visiting at the V V ranch Natrona county G D Rainsford attends to business in the city Douglas Hall of Ann Arbor joins Bartlett Bros staff William Redfield of Mergenthaler Linotype in the city State Land Commissioner R P Fuller Miss Reid and Miss Sadie LaFountaine depart for Wiley Big Horn county to represent the state at the opening of the land under the Pregon Basin project
Dr. Alex J. McIvor-Tyndall, noted for thought vibration and claimed mind reading, arrives at the Atlas for a brief engagement next week. He asserts subconscious powers are humanity’s birthright and forecasts a future race distinguished by them. The high paid vaudeville figure will perform for patrons seeking a mix of amusement and curiosity.
Announcement dated June 1 announces coal dealers in Cheyenne will stop credit sales. All orders must be paid in cash to maintain current coal prices. Signatories include Van Tassell & Draper, Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co., Riner & Schnitger, Cook Bros. Co., J. L. Murray.
Mr and Mrs Richard Henke visited their daughter Mrs W C Edwards in Wheatland before moving to Cheyenne their future home. The pioneer Sybille family sold their ranch to Charley Somers and will retire from active ranching. Neighbors hosted a farewell party presenting a memoir souvenir.
In northern Laramie County three deputies are absent from duty. Deputy D E Brown of Guernsey is in Hot Springs South Dakota. Deputy Tom Powers of Torrington is at Thermopolis Hot Springs. Deputy Wilson Meglemere of Wheatland is incapacitated from a runaway accident.
The state board of land commissioners announced that due to delays in Shoshone river canal construction the Oregon Basin irrigation project cannot deliver water by May 12, 1908. Escrow is opened to hold settlers' applications contracts payments and papers until water delivery is feasible. A separate notice promotes Mandan pile remedy priced 50 with ready to use relief claims.
The Pythian Sisters announce a card social at the K of P hall on Tuesday evening May 5. Admission is 10 cents with proceeds supporting their activities.
An old advertisement claims Dudes Littl Liver Pills keep the system clean soothe the stomach and relieve headaches. It targets family use and highlights Palace Pharmacy Drug Co as the seller.
John M. Widdoes and Mrs. Ruth Bexon of Kimball Nebraska were married in Cheyenne yesterday in a simple ceremony.
Advertises Pinesalve Carbolized as a poultice for loats sores burns and chapped skin through Pal ace Pharmacy Drug Co highlighting its soothing antiseptic action and use in skin care.
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