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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1908
Page
5
The Atlas offers Monday and Thursday shows with vaudeville headliners, new motion pictures, popular songs, illustrations, and stage effects. Matinees and evenings run daily except Sundays. Tickets on sale in the lobby. phone 484. Prices 10c 28c 35c and boxes 50c.
Democratic nominees WM. STOREY for four years and WM. B. DUNSTAN for two years pledge honest administration and value for taxes in Laramie County Wyoming. They seek voter support on election day and promise qualified appointments and improvements where needed.
Local society pages recount Tuesday meetings of the Woman's Club Euchre group the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Presbyterian Aid society. Guests include Mrs J M Newman Mrs H B Patten and Mrs G P Knight with plans for a hot chicken supper bazaar and a Christmas tree event.
A Wisconsin man reports his three year old son was severely constipated with a high fever. After giving Foley's Ortho Laxative, the fever disappeared by morning and the child recovered fully.
E. T. David returned to Douglas yesterday. John Harrington came back from Denver. State Geologist H. C. Beelers attends to business in Laramie. B. C. Irwin departed for the northern county. William Dawson arrives from Two-Bar headquarters at Chugwater. Rev. W. E. D. Gray left for Northern Wyoming. Tom Smith of Depass, Williams-Luman mine GM, departed for Denver. Police Chief Peter Bergerson remains in Douglas testifying in the Lindsey murder trial. Thomas M. Gibson, Democratic candidate for judge of the second judicial district, is in the city from Laramie.
A notice proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar as superior for pulmonary troubles and warns a married man against giving any other family member medicines. The ad emphasizes no opiates and a yellow package, credited to A. E. Roedel.
A fifty dollar reward is posted for information leading to the conviction of those unlawfully removing potatoes and other farm products from the Governmental Experimental Farm near Cheyenne. Irrigation manager W. O. Bryant at Warren, Cheyenne Wye, is cited. A separate note mentions a well dressed woman interrupting a political speaker by coughing. It also references a cattle sale in Denver and published patent medicine ads by A. E. Roedel.
Social dance at A D U W hall draws crowds as B and C Cresol Dip is advertised as ready to use with water. Sherman Co of Cheyenne lists Cresol Dip and Murchison Jewelry offers watches at $1.00 in two styles, stem wind and stem set.
Deferred and dual stockholders meeting announced for Cheyenne Wyoming on October 10 1908 at 10 oclock a m at John Roths office. Purpose to elect directors to serve until successors elected and to transact other proper business. proxies directed to S W Kokman Coronado Building Denver.
The ad promotes a large sanatorium in Lincoln Nebraska for non contagious diseases. It describes two brick and stone buildings one executive for non contagious non mental diseases and a rest cottage for select mental cases. Address Dr Benj F Salley Sanitorium Co Lincoln Neb.
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