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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
5
Complete change Mondays and Thursdays features top vaudeville acts and new motion pictures as they are released. Includes illustrated songs, artistic electrical and stage effects with matinees and evening performances every day except Sunday. Tickets available in the lobby during the day. Phone 484.
In Douglas, Wyoming, the Cheyennes fell 4 to 3 to a picked lineup from players of several towns along the Chicago & Northwestern line. The game was scheduled with Douglas but took place against the composite squad.
Cleveland tops Chicago 1 to 0 in a remarkable early league game. Joss pitched a shutout with no hits and no baserunners to reach first base while Lajoie contributed key defensive plays. Walsh dazzled for Chicago by fanning fifteen but his team could not solve Cleveland’s pitching and defense.
Forecast calls for rain or snow and colder conditions Saturday and Sunday. Local data show a 24 hour period ending 6 p m October 2 1908 with high 74 and low 43 degrees and no precipitation reported. W Palmer section director.
Call for Palmers Bread at your grocer circulates as a brief note urging availability. It highlights consumer demand and prompts retailers to carry the brand variety.
A. Cook of Laramte and Ernest Wittnau formerly of Cheyenne are in the city. A.D. Johnston and Sheriff Smalley plan brief trips to Douglas. Several attorneys and officials including ARk Armstrong, EB Pourt, T. Paul Wilcox, F. Warren, William McMurray, and G. S. Walker are in or passing through. Mrs. Ross Jamison visits Wheatland. Dr. George C. Keiffer of Philadelphia and Colonel F. M. Foote are guests in town.
About twenty five laborers on the Cheyenne Street Railway Fort Russell extension struck last evening for higher pay. They此前 earned 20 cents an hour for ten hours daily and cited Cheyenne workers earning 2.50 dollars per day for eight hours. They demanded 25 cents an hour. The foreman refused.
Senator Gore addressed Cheyenne for over two hours praising democracy and denouncing oppression while reviewing panic claims and currency debates. He attended a Taft meeting and was feted at a Democratic banquet hosted by the state central committee with a long guest list.
Atlas presents an all new program with sixteen cars entered for the Cheyenne run and a weekend lineup including Denver society girls in Bust er Brown and Mary Jane songs. Selvina Co shadows and Merryman monology join Atlascope demonstrations. Also sermon notices and Sabbath services at local churches listed.
The Wyoming I O F grand lodge will hold its annual meeting in Rawlins on October 14. Union Pacific offers a seven dollar round trip from Cheyenne with sale on the 12th 13th and 14th and return validity to the 17th. G A Proctor and J L Jordan will represent the Cheyenne lodge at the grand lodge meeting.
The New York Dry Goods Company will close its store all day Monday October 4 in observance of Yum Kippur. Patrons are urged to buy what dry goods they may need today.
The store will close all day Monday October 4 in observance and customers are urged to buy dry goods during today’s sale. Carl Por Palmer's Bread at four grocer.
The young people of the Congregational church hosted a pleasant social on Thursday evening. Invitations were sent days earlier with tiny socks reminding attendees to enclose two times the sock size in cents. A short program featured recitation by Mish Helen Gilland and piano by Miss Ruth Chaplin and Florence Sperry, followed by refreshments.
Tonight at AO. U. W. Hall a social dance features Pulls Orchestra with Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills advertised for backache rheumatism and inflammatory annoyances. Roedel headlines the event.
Mrs Tyson hosts a reception in honor of her sister. Mrs Myera and family return from Douglas. Mrs Diver visits parents. Miss Menzle goes to York Neb on school duty. Ladies hostesses and clubs meet at Carnegie and other halls with plans for Thanksgiving events and guild drives. St Mark's Guild fundraiser and Baptist Willing Workers outline autumn plans. Psychic and art club meetings advance topics on love and Mycenaean art. members invited to upcoming sessions.
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