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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1908
Page
5
An advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as the leading remedy for piles and related ailments. It asserts broad effectiveness, urges trial, and offers mail order with a fifty cent purchase or free trial package by sending name and address to Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall Michigan.
Mrs Charles Embry hosts dinner Sunday. Frank Rabou visits from Rabou ranch. Alfred Pierce builds a cottage on East Eleventh. Thomas Martin hired as South Side school janitor. Van Gundy returns from Laramie on business. Ladies Aid to meet at 401 East Tenth. Samuel Woods welcomes a baby boy Saturday. Election note advises crossing out undesirable candidate on the ballot.
Cincinnati November 2 Senator Foraker defends opposing Roosevelt and Taft action on Brownsville negro troops discharge without honor or hearing He says Tafts letter and prior comments force self respecting blacks to hesitate in voting for him.
A community supper listing at St. Mark's Guild offers chicken pie without bones, ham mashed potatoes, chicken gravy, cranberry jelly, homemade rolls and butter, pumpkin pie and coffee for thirty five cents. Supper takes place Friday at the A O U W Hall.
A dance follows the first show at The Odeon tonight with Haneschka’s orchestra providing music. The program includes election returns and a note urging readers to try Pineules for the kidneys amid health claims and local pharmacy promotions.
Voters are shown how to mark ballots for Democratic and Republican tickets. Instructions describe crossing out unwanted names and marking preferred candidates, with guidance on partial support and cross marks under party headings.
Mrs. C. P. Davis visits Nebraska. Mrs. Parshall hosts 5 o'clock tea. Mount Mellick club meets with Mrs. Johnston. Pythian Staters meet at K of P hall. Mr. and Mrs. Lannan move in for winter. Mrs. Fox hosts Help One Another club. Mrs. Swan travels to Denver for her father. Sunshine society tea on Wednesday at Mrs. Wheeler. Miss Ruth Lacey returns from abroad. Miss Hilliard of Ogden visits sister Mrs. Glafeke. Baptist church social and election reports planned. Babette Wasserman hosts Halloween fun. Halloween gathering at Harry Barnes home. Congreational ladies hold annual supper and bazaar. Miss Nash hosts a 4 Hallowe'en party in costume.
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