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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
5
Train schedule listing arrivals departures for Nos 7 4 101 103 107 108 and others with stations Chicago Sterling Obe and southbound services. Noted times include 12 01 a m 9 46 p m 10 10 p m 2 00 a m and 6 45 a m.
William Gilchrest returned to Denver D N Stickney to H P Hynds came back from the west John J Jen returned to Portland Mrs Low Methian in the city from Douglas J B Woods left for Laramie Alex McGregor returned to Muscogee George Beracherer went to Granite Springs George Walker departed for the north Postonce Inspector James K Bennett returned to Chicago Robert P Allen in the city from Iron Mountain F A Hadsell of Rawlins attends to business Frank Wright and L H Bills departed for Goshan Hole country Patrick Freaney and Thomas McNamara of Glenda visited the city Estelle Reel superintendent of Indian schools who came to vote returned to Washington J A Breckens returned from Chicago Col H L Anderson Wyoming Union Pacific inspection trip Captain Fred de Funlak Sixth Infantry will depart for South Dakota.
Fire Chief Tom Holland announces new locations for city fire alarm boxes at scattered streets and landmarks including Union Pacific Shops Ninth and Evans Inter-Deccan hotel St. John’s hospital Union Pacific depot and several cross streets such as Seventeenth and Eddy Twenty-first and O’Neil and Warren Twenty-fifth and Bent and more.
The trials of Charles W. Morse and Alfred H. Curtis for banking law violations linked to the National Bank of North America suspension were given to the jury. Deliberations paused for the night with the verdict hinging on who owned the stock in questions.
A Rocky Mountain Bell official, A. J. Vance, received many congratulations for the fast election return service. Returns from national, state and local elections were distributed quickly and will be popular in Cheyenne. Boye in good shape for game. Cheyenne High School football team is ready for tomorrow’s game against Greeley High School seeking to avenge an early season defeat.
A marriage license was issued yesterday to John J. Robb of South Omaha and Miss Alice Morrison of Westland. Pure white seed. The Bharmas Co.
Louis James and a company of eighty presented Henrik Ibsen's Peer Gynt at Capitol Avenue theater to an appreciative crowd. Critics praised James as one of the era’s finest interpreters of classical drama, noting vivid climaxes and the play's complex tale of a strong man with a weak spirit.
A torchlight procession through the business district followed Willis Oliver’s pre election pledge with Ed Kelley. Oliver won and Kelley rode in a wheelbarrow through Beetles district as part of the wager with Bryan’s defeat. Boys with blazing brooms and a man with a bass drum escorted the procession at night.
An Indianapolis jeweler's testimonial extols Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney trouble and backache after doctors failed. The dispatch also mentions Governor Osborne and Mrs Osborne passing through, plus references to Kodol relief and various local businesses and window shades.
Society notes from Miss Florence McGregor describe the Saturday Musical Club choral rehearsal. St Mark's church sewing school resumes. guests include James Bartlett Wethredoo of Chicago at the Marble home. Guild and Willing Workers events, G A R meeting, and social visits fill the afternoon.
An advertisement notes Kodel as a blend of natural digestive juices that digests all classes and kinds of food, claiming it performs the stomach’s work. Bold by A. B. Roedel.
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