Best Savings Bank A Home Build One Now Before Lumber Goes Up
Home builder urges savings and timely purchase to lock in lumber costs. The adviser warns that lumber and materials will rise next year and emphasizes many years of experience in lumber.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1908
Page
4
Home builder urges savings and timely purchase to lock in lumber costs. The adviser warns that lumber and materials will rise next year and emphasizes many years of experience in lumber.
The Green Gables sanitorium in central west Lincoln Nebraska bills itself as the largest non contagious disease hospital with two brick and stone buildings. The executive building accepts non contagious non mental diseases while the rest cottage treats select mental cases.
Bartlett Bros surveying the south boundary of Yellowstone park reports increasing elk numbers in the Teton country camp area. Settlers note rising moose and bear populations, likely aided by park protection. Percy Bartlett photographed a bull elk at close range, a rare sight noted by the party.
Frank Stankey, a New York immigrant arriving from Texas, lies at St. John's hospital with serious injuries after a horse he rented to ride to the Arbuckle ranch eleven miles north of Cheyenne fell or he struck the ground during a sharp gait. He recalls only riding at speed before losing consciousness. He suffered a dislocated hip and elbow plus multiple cuts and bruises.
Cottonwood leaves turn yellow and fall fruits fill markets while Fort Russell pay day is postponed to Monday. The Pine Bluffs harvest festival begins next Wednesday and a free concert is set for tomorrow afternoon at Frontier Park. The first fall school week ends, a small Union Pacific yard fire is reported, and Fred Hoffman Jr. sprains his ankle. Cap itol Avenue sees interior Gill building work and Cheyenne Photo opens in the Capitol Avenue Theatre building. Sewer and water main work continue, duck shooting is poor, big game opens next week, and antelope remain plentiful. Albany county fair boosters are due in Cheyenne, J L Murray wins a cast iron pipe contract, and street railway paving starts. Sam J Smith recovers from burglary wounds and moves from St Johns Hospital. Co P Lawrence attends Crystal Lake dam condemnation hearings, city in Denver.
A Civil War drama titled Romance of a War Nurse unfolds at the Star Theater with a Union spy who falls for a Confederate captain. The program also features two new Pathe comedies delivering hearty laughs, and the Old Reliable promises consistent quality showings.
John McCabe the Cheyenne born actor has been signed for the coming season by the McRae Stock Company of Tacoma Washington and will appear at the Star theater in Tacoma. He previously acted in Tacoma last season and is a favorite with local theatergoers. Kidney and bladder sufferers are offered relief claims after first dose with a 40 days trial for $1.00 from Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
The Atlas bill with the Hannon troupe’s aerobatic act drew large crowds in Cheyenne and showcased premier acts, moving pictures, and strong entertainment value. Kidney health ads warn of insidious disease urging Foley’s Kidney Cure, sold by A. E Roedel. Seventh Day Adventist church views set for today at the Presbyterian chapel 2080 pm. ROSCOk T. BAER Pastor.
Marty Kelley a Union Pacific freight brakeman from Denver was arraigned before Justice Paget on a box car burglary charge near the Colorado Wyoming line. He pleaded not guilty and was bound to district court for trial after failing to post $400 bail.
The National Wool Growers association reports reductions in grazing charges at Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin stations after Secretary Walker pressed railroads to cut rates. The Union Pacific did not grant a cut, while other lines lowered charges from one and a half to one cent per head per day in several locations with varied rates for days and durations.
Ex governor W. A. Richards, former general land office commissioner, arrived from Red Bank Big Horn county to seek medical aid after his axe slipped while beheading chickens at the ranch, nearly severing his thumb near the first joint.
Bishop Keane departed for western Wyoming last night to administer confirmations in Rock Springs on Sunday and Kemmerer on Tuesday. His absence from Cheyenne reduces St. Mary's cathedral to two masses tomorrow at 8 and 6:30 o'clock. Bee's Laxative Syrup advertised for coughs colds hoarseness and bronchial throat trouble with claims of gentle relief. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
Last night Denver papers report the marriage of John A. Hanmmeond of Laramie Wyoming to Beatrice Jennings. The Woman in White will appear in next Sunday's Leader again. Want a situation? Lender ads.
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