Builder Offers Lumber Savings Before Prices Rise
A longtime lumber expert promotes saving with a home building plan now before higher prices hit next year. He urges customers to visit and hear his money saving ideas.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
4
A longtime lumber expert promotes saving with a home building plan now before higher prices hit next year. He urges customers to visit and hear his money saving ideas.
Cheyenne plans a free Sunday concert in the Grove at old Frontier park with Haneschka’s ten piece orchestra 2:30 to 5:30. No charge, city-wide invitation, temporary grand stand and cleaned grounds. Streetcars provide easy access. Future Sundays promise similar programs as long as weather allows.
The Star Theater shows Life's a Game of Cards by Edison and the comedy Manuel of a Perfect Gentleman as latest offerings on Tuesday. Also advertised is the Frontier picture A Tenderfoot at the Cheyenne Frontier Celebration with date to be announced. The Star promises ongoing entertainment and reliability at its venue run by L Hogle.
Joe Lefors of Cheyenne announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Laramie County. He pledges to vigorously enforce laws, preserve order, and protect personal and property rights without fear or favor in the upcoming primaries, convention, and election.
A Leader report misstated Lawrence and Tom Creed sentences for watermelon theft claiming days. actual terms were fifteen and eighteen months after guilty plea to burglary. The notice also promotes George Hiat as a candidate for sheriff and George Mlat of Wheatland as Wheatland’s O Bar O cattle manager seeking the Republican nomination.
A roundup of Cheyenne items reports Frost's police activity dullness streetcar work to Fort Russell and Walter Moffat announcing an Independent bid for justice of the peace. Notes on new homes sidewalk orders hospital transfers and plans for Labor Day Industrial club outing at New Frontier park with a citywide observance urging businesses to close by 10:30 am.
A 1775 Boston Tea Party themed program at the Odeon theater features an illustrated song June Moon and a recreated Boston harbor outbreak. The show promises a complete program change with a matinee Friday for ladies and children and emphasizes family seating.
An advertisement touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a cure for chronic constipation, claiming it cleanses the liver and stimulates bowels without causing pain or griping. It notes sales by A. E. Roedel and mentions students needing to report for class clearance at the High School building Friday September 4 at 9 o'clock in room 8.
Herbert Carter portrays Lieutenant Parke in The Royal Chef at Capitol Avenue theater this Saturday. A hard working performer, he rose from Burgomaster to Miss Anna Held’s company and the famous Violets. Carter aims for grand opera and plans to study voice in Europe after further U.S. work.
A Missouri reader notes a Cheyenne Wyoming Daily Leader edition with 36 pages full of frontier life livestock dry farming Yellowstone park and natural wonders. It praises Westward movement and Horace Greeley quotes while an unrelated kidney remedy ad is included.
J. B. Jones of Edgefield South Carolina may locate in Cheyenne as a guest of Dave Gille land the pioneer dry farmer and decide to settle in this vicinity.
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