Personal notices from Cheyenne and surrounding towns
W B Chaplin went to Laramie to vote. A B Bartlett returned from the north. Governor and Mrs B Brooks are at Casper State. A D Cook is in WW. £ 4ck returned from Wisconsin. Mary Cahill left for Denver yesterday afternoon. Alex McGregor is in the city from Muscogee Oklahoma. H P Hynds departed for the west yesterday morning. Mrs A H Reel formerly of Cheyenne is in the city. Mr and Mrs Valentine Baker are in the city from Denver. A General and Mrs W E are in Sheridan. William Barnett returned from Laramie yesterday afternoon. Charles Miller visiting his parents in Lander. Mrs Milton Taylor very sick, slightly better. J B Race arrived from Knoxville Tenn yesterday morning. State Examiner Harry B Henderson returned from the north. William Gilcrest land office special agent in Colorado is in the city. Col Nick O Brien formerly of Cheyenne is in the city from Denver. Mayor Anthony Wilde returned to Hartville after a short visit. Miss Batelle Reel superintendent of Indian schools in the city from Washington homeward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Chaplin
Laramie
A. B. Bartlett
Valentine Baker
Denver
W. E. Are
Sheridan
William Barnett
Charles Miller
Lander
Milton Taylor
J. B
Race
Knoxville
Tenn
Harry B. Henderson
Cowboy in Dragging Death Aboard Moving Train Near Eagle
In New Mexico a cowboy, Jesse Ake, allegedly intoxicated, roped and dragged Ramon Rangon from a Santa Fe work train moving 20 mph. The victim fell to his death. Ake is charged with murder and authorities across Hillsboro and Las Cruces have orders to pursue him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Jesse’ Ake
Eagle
N. M
Santa Fe
Ramon Rangon
Abe
Argan Mountains
Hillsboro
Las Cruces
Smith Improves After Shooting by Deputy Sheriff
Sam J. Smith, shot by Deputy Sheriff Nelson Perry while resisting arrest, shows steady improvement and could be moved from the county hospital to the jail soon. De Witt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve advertised by A. EB. Roedel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam J. Smith
Nelson Perry
de Witt
DeWitt
A. EB. Roedel
Fraternal Lodge Meetings Listed for Various Groups
Fraternal cards list Acacia Lodge No. 11 A F and A M meets second and fourth Thursdays at Masonic Temple with visitors welcome. Capitol Camp No. 6295 Moderna Woodmen of America meets Mondays in A C U W hall. Cheyenne Lodge No. 1 A F and A M meets second and fourth Tuesdays with visitors examined at 7 30. Cheyenne Lodge No. 640 C P B meets Mondays at Home corner Seventeenth Street and Central Avenue with visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia Lodde
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
L. B. Dobyns
W. M
Capitol Camp
Moderna Woodmen of America
A. C. U. W. Hall
BE. R. Couchman
VY. C. BR
H. Finkeiner
Cheyenne Lodge
Masonic Hall
GO. T. Johnston
Jheyenne Iodge
No. 640
Iks
Areet
Central Avenue
R. N. Matson
E. R
T. Blake Kennedy
Mystery Detective Agency Advertises Global Services
An old classified style notice offers investigation services by a detective agency for transportation companies and private individuals. It claims operatives are available worldwide for all cases of detective work from a central office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orimipamvil
Caime
Alao
Companien
Bolting
Egrpura
Opere House
New Diet Fad Claims Sour Milk Brown Bread Defies Time
Chicago reports a Russian scientist promoting sour milk and brown bread as the real fountain of youth. Acide Lactis is cited as a miracle worker, with supporters claiming people of 80 and beyond grow spry, some dancing at age 90, despite critics arguing the diet lacks carbohydrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fountain of Eternal Youth
Ponce de Leon
Metchinkoff
Fort
Bay
New York
Murdered in Mexico film at The Odeon
A saloon confrontation leads to a shootout and pursuit to a home where a sweetheart is shot. The gunman is captured but escapes, is recaptured, and faces death. The Odeon promotes this as one of its best Bioscope films with two other reels tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Odeon
Cheyenne
Rational Cure for Skin Diseases Advertised by Palace Pharmacy
An advertisement argues eczema is a skin disease not a blood illness and promotes D. D. D. Prescription with wintergreen as the remedy. It claims skin cure comes from treating the skin itself and asserts visible relief from this approach, endorsed by the Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Fire Boxes to Be Painted Aluminum
Fire Chief Tom Holand announces that all fire alarm boxes in the city are to be painted aluminum for better conspicuity and appearance. The boxes are currently dull red in color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Holand
Ery
Post Office Inspector Oomma Home To Voth
Post office matters tie James B. Bownett once of Chicago to Cheyenne, now claiming this city as his home farm and voting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oomma
VOTH
James B. Bownett
Cheyenne End
Chicago
Local Society Notes Highlight Afternoon Teas and Meetings
The Myatio Maze will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Roseboom. Mount Mellick club gathers this afternoon with Mrs Johnston. Mrs Morton hosts the R M A ladies this afternoon. Sunshine society tea planned by Mesdames Urry Murchison Wheeler. Woman's club program features letters from absent members this afternoon. Sewing class at St Mark's resumes next Saturday in the vestry. Rev B C Davis, guest of his daughter, sails for La Junta Colorado tomorrow. Mrs Helmer hosts Willing Workers at 606 East Eighteenth Friday. Congregational Missionary society meets Friday at Mrs Jensen's. Hospital Aid meeting postponed due to lack of quorum. Congregational Ladies' Aid bazaar receipts near five hundred dollars. A Marshall home tea on Warren Avenue hosted by Mrs A J Parshall and daughter Amy with chrysanthemums and water colored place cards. Dozens of ladies attended with many named guests and past attendees listed. C C C club held a progressive dinner with themed decor and multiple hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morton
Mesdames
Urry
Murchison
Wheeler
Sunshine Society
Woman's Club
St. Mark’s Church
8. C.davis
Congregational
Marshall
Warren Avenue
A. J. Parshall
Amy Parshall
Misa Druffey
Miss McCormick
Mesdames Kiefer
Dougald
Whittaker
Abbott
P. O. Brewster
Randall
Ashley Gleason
Claude Draper
Schnitger
Snyder
Crook
Patten
Misses Bartlett
Gil
Black
Bresnahen
Woods
Reid
Heard
Clara Beard
Karington
Foster
Green
Blatchford
Taylor
Appel
Miss Foster
C. C. C. Club
Misses Martin
Mary Brown
Miss Keefe
Miss Dunston
Misses Crowley
Ie Wannce
Miss Griffin
Misses Rose
Ie Martin
Wenger
Rita
Anna
Margaret
Green River Buyer Tops Market With Heavy Steers
H L Barrett of Green River sold to R S Van Tasrell a six head herd of steers averaging 1 160 pounds at 4 50 per hundredweight, topping the local market this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
H.l Barrett
R. S. van Tasrell
Digestive aides and advertising snippets in old Leader page
Fragmentary OCR shows mixed ad text mentioning a digestive product Kodol ja and claims about digestion by a woman. Also references to real estate, Leader Wall paper and The Sherman Co. in an unidentified Leader publication. The readable items imply classified ad or product promo content.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nora Shelby
Texas West Capitol Avenue
Aol Avenue
Texas
J. Mauldin Feige
NEW York Company
Capitol Avan Theater
Louis James
Aphie James
Peer Gynt
Richard Mansfield
Mammoth
Hollis E. Cooley
Augustus Thomas
Arizona
Bame Great Company
London
England
Vaudaville
Ors
Anthony Wilde
Hartyilie
Mise Batelle Reel
Washington
Smith Continues
Castoria
Kid You
Bureai' Thos
Holland
Chier
Mexico
Myatio’ Maze
Roseboom
Mount Mellick Club
C. ‘7. Johnston
Peruge Real Estate
Ade
The
Shérman Co
DeBarron’s Restaurant
Capitol Ave
Kodak
Eddy
Gleason Mercantile Go
Arp & Hammond Hardware Co
W. 17Th Street
Connéc
Lon
W. 15Th St
Sam
Bill
J.J. Astle
Cor
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