Pete Do You Know Where We Buy Our Groceries
The speaker asks where groceries are purchased. The line implies seeking location or store name for shopping. No further context or identifiers are provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1908
Page
4
The speaker asks where groceries are purchased. The line implies seeking location or store name for shopping. No further context or identifiers are provided in the fragment.
Rumors report Fort Russell authorities probing Private John J. Clancy of Company L Eleventh Infantry after his death at a five foot stairway. The body was exhumed and autopsied before shipment east, with inquiries into his actions and associates prior to death. No official findings released.
A message from Omaha reports the death of Miss Roesch in Nebraska, daughter of Andrew Roesch of Cheyenne. Mr and Mrs Roesch left for Terre Haute Indiana with the body for interment there. Kodol digestant advertised by A E B Roedel.
Advertisement notes De Witts Little Early Risers as amal safe sure and gentle pills sold by A B Roedel. No further details available in readable text.
Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power Company claims its products brighten gloomy rooms and bring happiness to homes.
Bishop J Keane is in Wheatland. A H Doane attends to business in Denver. Rose Lambert visits Wheatland. Harry Fleischman in Denver. G W Parkina departs for Wheatland. Nat Rust returns to his ranch on Upper Middle Crow. Sam Moore of Wheatland enters Private hospital for treatment. Joseph Reed of Diamond ranch is in the city. A E Bradbury of Union Pacific Coal Co returns from the west. Victor and Gus Miller ranchers from Underwood visit. C W Brandon editor Kemmerer Tamera passes through en route home from Sheridan. Dr W T Cooke goes to central state to locate an experiment dry farm for Northwestern. B O’Neil traveling engineer Union Pacific prepares to move family to Cheyenne from North Platte.
Wheatland was hit by a heavy snowstorm starting Monday morning and ending by 9 p.m. that day, leaving about twelve inches on the ground. The warmth caused rapid melting, with most snow soaking into the ground by Tuesday night. The storm damaged young lambs and calves on the range but greatly aided the otherwise dry range. fruit damage appears unlikely.
Officers and members of Cheyenne Aerie No. 428 F O E are called to Fraternal hall at 1 PM today to attend the funeral of Brother Paul Leatus. Cheyenne Lodge No. 1 A F and A M will meet at Masonic hall at 2 30 PM to attend the funeral of Giles E Houghton at Masonic temple.
Acacia lodge No 11 and Cheyenne lodge No 1 meet at Masonic hall this afternoon at 2 30 to attend the funeral of Giles E B Houghton whose service is at Masonic temple at 3 o clock. L B Dobyns W M and C F Hoel secretary sign. Also Abe Lincoln Camp No 3 members asked to attend May 11 7 30 p m at Keefe Hall annex for officer installation. G A R members invited. Alert Hose Company meets at 3 this afternoon with other company committees to discuss new rules. Palace Pharmacy ad offers 30 days trial Pineules for back pain and kidney relief.
The well known Cheyenne hound Nigger died after a kick to the stomach from a boy dog scaring him near the Buechner store. Owned by Charles and August Buechner, the black hound was famed for fire alarms and public affection, mourned by many after his funeral.
Mrs Joyce of 180 Sullivan Street Claremont New Hampshire reports buying Fo Leys Kidney Cure about a year ago and says it cured a severe long standing kidney complaint, calling it grand and highly recommended.
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