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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
7
An advertisement extols Cream as the most delightful face cream for banishing blemishes, claiming it is the best preparation to keep complexions right and absolutely safe on all skin types under all conditions.
The Che Cheyenne Leader appears as a publication item from The Leader Publishing Co with collectors or editors named William A. eae Bus Charles Thompson or T. Joe Cahill. The text includes Sapremsor to Sun Leader and notes about city regulatory context.
Country roads are reported in fair condition and several new automobiles are soon to arrive in the city. The Cheyenne track meet ended and the Fort Russell six day practice march began. Overcoats appear as cooler weather returns and the Congregational Association convention nears its close. The Herman Ensign fountain will be dedicated tomorrow. Kimrey & Nagle china auction draws heavy patronage. Frontier Days prep is underway and Denver election talk stirs Cheyenne. Local fishing trip returns, G A R delegates depart for Fort Collins, and a wheatland sheep feeder ships fat sheep to South Omaha. A county custodian resigns. Casper Mountain asbestos project official visits. Civil Service announces clerk-draftsman exams at Cheyenne June 17-18. An ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming universal cure with a $100 guarantee and testimonials. Dr. Cheney & Co. is cited.
Harry Echenbrecht a Cheyenne watch maker returns with his brother A C Echenbrecht. They have secured offices at No 1614 Capitol Avenue and will open a watch and clock repairing establishment. Harry studied at Elgin Waltham and Boston. His brother is also an expert watch man.
A note reports a person who disturbed the congregation last Sunday by coughing and requested to buy a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar, A B Roedel. The community is reminded of the social dance at Fraternal hall next Saturday night.
Marriage licenses yesterday were issued to Edward Gouman and Elizabeth Stwenan of Colorado Springs Edward D. Allen of Pueblo Ama K. Norde of Butler Missouri Benjamin H. Dunn and Nettle Platt of LaGrange Wyoming.
Omaha reports the first wool consignment from the Ak-Sar-Ben goat, labeled Muck-a-Mage Muck-a-Mage, stored at Omaha Wool and Storage. Letters from Charles H. Pickens and President King describe warehouse certificates, collateral options, and a framed certificate to honor the historic goat fleece.
A Cheyenne gang blamed for five safe attacks since January 1 1920s is suspected in a successful burglary at the Van Tassel and Draper coal warehouse. Thieves broke the office safe while the others failed at nearby sites near Union Pacific Burlington and Colorado & Southern rail yards. About $200 in cash and diamonds valued in the hundreds were stolen. no clues left behind.
Residents mention travels to Sweden and Erickson Nebraska as well as health concerns prompting a move to Corning Indiana. Social gatherings honor Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Frieden burg with dinners, prizes, and refreshments as neighbors share stories and well wishes.
In this New England update Alvin H. Stimpson of Willimantic Connecticut credits Foley’s Kidney Cure with his full recovery after failing with other remedies. He reports that four bottles cured him and left him entirely well, free from kidney trouble. A. E. Roedel endorses the claim.
A rumor in Grover Colorado claims Wilson-Proctor Land Company of Denver sold its interest in the Sligo townsite on the Burlington to enable a railroad siding and depot. The Sedgewick Sheen company is removing pens from the site, and the sale is said to bring $15,000 to the sellers.
Notice to customers assures Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is safe for children and adults. signed by A. E. Roedel.
One fare plus 2.00 to select polote in Texas and New Mexico and return for homeseekers via Colorado and Southern with barrier limits and stopovers. Full information on application. T. B. Fisher, General Passenger Agent.
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