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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
7
The Green Gables sanatorium presents itself as the largest central west facility for noncontagious diseases. It features two brick and stone buildings including an executive building for reception of certain illnesses and a separate cottage for select mental cases under Dr Benjamin F Bailey.
City council met last night as county warrants prepare for Friday distribution. Park stays open past November 1. Laramie county earned thirty two fret awards at the state fair. Cement sidewalks advance. new Catholic cathedral near ready. eight high attractions booked for November at State Capitol Avenue theatre. Rice Caesar concert at Presbyterian church. fire hydrants to replace old ones citywide. High school football aims ahead after Greeley defeat. Cheyenne reception for visiting motorists mixed. funeral arrangements for Eleanor Taylor announced later. Local bankers plan incorporation of State Bank of Hudson with $10,000 capital.
In Greeley Colorado on October 6 a condemnation case saw 20 farmers awarded 6200 in damages after Union Pacific sought a right of way through land between Grants Spur and Johnstone. The court deposited the sum as the decree for the 200 foot wide strip, several miles long, to be shared by landowners. Attorney I H Thayer declined comment on a new road but said surveying is under way.
Walter Floyd of H W Savage company met Capitol Avenue theatre manager FE F Stahle in Cheyenne to present The Devil on October 12. The Cheyenne stop marks a single night engagement before the troupe moves to New Orleans and then Boston replacing Savage’s eastern company in the same production.
A well dressed woman interrupted a political speaker by continual coughing. The ad copy promotes Foley's Honey and Tar and other patent medicines, urging readers to refuse substitutes and buy Palmer's Cafe and Palmer's Bread products from local sellers.
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