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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1908
Page
6
Classified notice states a girl seeks general housework in the Leader column. A second ad lists a reliable Japanese person seeking a position as a school boy, with response address through the Leader office.
Real estate and trade ads listing furnished and unfurnished houses and rooms for sale or trade in Cheyenne. Includes corner lots, modern homes, multiple residences, 160 acre Kansas land, 1000 acres near city, ranches, hotels, and various prices from 400 to 6800 dollars. Also offers fire insurance, and trade prospects. contact 1707 Ferguson, Cheyenne, Wyo.
Light bay mare lost or stolen with a small white head marking and a small sore on the right hind leg. Liberal reward offered for return to Fred Bohnstedt at 1600 Eddy Street.
One brown mare branded O H O on left ham about 950 to 1000 pounds wire cut on breast and cracked skull with a trimmed build and a few white hairs in the tail or mane. Last seen with Phil Rathburn and C B Riggs of Hecla Wyoming.
Six room furnished house for rent. Inquire at Kelley Mercantile Company for details and availability.
Cheap sewing machine offered for sale at 506 East Tenth street with contact by phone 33 W. Also envelopes sold at Leader office for 5 cents per bunch or 20 cents per 100.
Pine Bluffs section focuses on dry farming advances and land value prospects in Laramie and Kimball counties. The Commercial Club reports near 200 dollars raised for street grading, while realty firms note opportunities in the Golden Prairie. Community events include a Calico necktie dance and a new Cotton Land agency office nearby. Residents discuss crop prospects and new arrivals plan homes, with medical ads for kidney care.
Personal notice urges B. J. Oliver to respond immediately after the death of the father. Minnie is named in the message as a related person and key figure in the household. The item functions as a brief family notice seeking contact or action.
Hetty Green the wealthy financier exchanges her Hoboken flat rental of 15 dollars monthly for a Plaza hotel suite at thirty times the amount. She arrives with her daughter Silvia and maid and notes the hotel staff and automatic facilities. She insists she can manage herself and jokes about telephones and time.
An advertisement promotes Kodel as a universal digestant by A. B. Roedel. It claims the product digests all foods, targets stomach trouble, and is pleasant to take, indicating local sale through Roedel.
De Witts Little Barly Risers are small safe sure and gentle pills sold by A EB Roedel at 219 West Sixteenth Street Palmer's Restaurant. Strawberry focus notes daily servings and product availability in a compact ad style.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the California Massachusetts Copper Mines company will be held at 10:00 a.m. Monday, May 18, 1908, at the company's office 213-214 First National Bank building Cheyenne Wyoming to elect a board of directors and address other business as may come before the meeting.
County Treasurer John Schundman warns that the delinquent tax list for 1907 will be printed shortly and that parties who have paid taxes should settle immediately to avoid further charges. No additional notices will be sent.
Notice to holders of city warrants that all warrants issued before September 1, 1907, will be paid when presented. Interest will cease from this date.
Lodge No 288 B of R T meets in I C O F hall on the first Wednesday at 2 30 pm and the third Tuesday at 8 30 pm each month with Alfred H Beach and I P Fred H Glasshoff as officers.
Beginning June 1 through September 16 Colorado and Southern will sell round trip tickets to Utah Washington Arizona Oregon and California at extremely low rates across the western states.
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