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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1908
Page
5
Atlas lobby sells reserved seats for a March program featuring Overture Atlas Orchestra Late Film Creations Tuttle and May Corcoran and Dixon C. T. Young O Neils College Boys Prof J E Dunn Atlas cope Latest Edison Pathe Frerae Creations with matinee 3 pm and 8 pm and 9 15 pm shows.
Local shop touts top soda fountain in the city claiming unmatched quality. Proprietors emphasize in house syrups and premium ice cream to attract customers and ensure excellence in every detail.
Henry Miller leads the original metropolitan company in The Great Divide at Capitol Avenue theater on Monday night June 1. The drama by William Vaughn Moody follows a western eastern clash across settings from a cactus ranch cabin to the Continental Divide and a Puritan New England home.
The program lists events from June 12 to June 18 including trustees meeting, Cadetball, Baccalaureate address by Rev. Robert L. Harris, alumni meetings and banquet, Society night with Pinero's The Amazons, Class day, and the commencement with President Charles O. Merica. Degrees conferred and a reception follow in the gymnasium.
A vivid fragment describes lingering tea steaming from an earthen pot as a lovely woman pours. The scene mentions a grocer and a money return promise tied to a brand, suggesting a marketing line for Mcke Schilling's Best.
The Cheyenne Reserves face the Fort Russell Soldiers on the Arcade diamond at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The game promises local rivalry and a clear daytime showdown.
Twenty contestants will begin the Denver Post endurance horse race from Evanston to Denver next Saturday morning. The riders arrived by special train to Cheyenne for a two hour stop before continuing west. more riders will join at Laramie Rawlins and other points. The route covers 628 miles and the winner is expected to take about ten days to finish.
The Atlas theatre offers a top vaudeville bill with crowd crowds on Monday and yesterday. Highlights include Mr Pipp Dreams, the three O Neill College boys, Keoran and Dixon, and Dixon's exceptional dancing. Moving pictures and illustrated song please patrons and laughter runs high. 90 Days Trial Pineules offers relief for backache and rheumatic pains with guaranteed satisfaction or refund.
Seats will be set aside for immediate relatives of graduates and for high school choruses. General public seating is first come, first served. The program starts promptly at 8 p.m. on May 28.
A church notice warns that a person who repeatedly coughed during last Sunday’s service should purchase Foley’s Honeyland Tar from A. B. Roedal.
Mrs Parker invites customers to shop Spirella corsets on Wednesdays and Thursdays at her Warren avenue location. Also listed is Accurate adjusting and watch repair by D Miller at Forguece street with phone number 189 red.
Social listings profile tea parties and card gatherings hosted by Mrs. W. Mahoney Mrs. Black Mrs. Brown and others. Alpha club election names I S Bartlett president and states study plan. Presbyterian Missionary Society meets with Siam Laos reports. W C T U temperance program features prize medal speaking contest at Cong church with Hazel Rowland recipient.
Missionary meeting features revised schedule with Friday session moved to the parsonage to discuss Missionary Churches and Their Needs. Mrs G O W Stanley to host the next year’s program on Thursday at 102 East Twentieth Street with 2:30 assembly and a study or suggestion bring. Rev Harris joyfully announces the birth of Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup appears in ad.
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