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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1908
Page
4
Roedel's drug store markets a wide stock for technical and general use and prescriptions. It notes occasional stockouts but commits to notifying customers when items are unavailable and promises no substitutions.
Mayor Peter S. Cook and seven city council members toured Crystal Lake dam site to study a planned 4600 acre foot reservoir. State Engineer Johnston and City Engineer Carlisle explained dam details while noting bed rock depth, crest length, and basin shape. The project compares costs with Granite Springs dam and includes an 800 foot embankment adding storage.
The state supreme court met yesterday. City Treasurer Swan warns taxes are due. Frontier Days film draws crowds at Star theater. Twelve automobile parties visited Granite Springs reservoir Sunday. Fine fish catches reported Sunday evening. Arrivals from Pine Bluffs note fair duck shooting nearby. Fort Russell band to perform at post Wednesday evening. Democratic city convention set for courthouse this evening. Friday is Cheyenne Day at the Laramie County fair in Wheatland. Cheyenne Realty discontinues Sunday concerts at Frontier park. Democratic county convention opens at 10 o'clock. Hundreds of tons of pipe for waterworks dumped along city streets. Mack O'Donnell of Denver and Mrs Helen Rooney of Rawlins wed here Sunday. Coroner's inquest for Miss Addie Bailey continued to 2 p.m. Fort Russell band to accompany Elks' special to Douglas for the state fair. Naval recruiting station opened at Room 61 Warren block. Lt Tomb directs, Frank Sinon named deputy sheriff at Pine Bluffs. Frontier park team Cheyennes defeats 2 1 in a pick game. C L Hinkle elected chairman of the Republican county central committee. Governor Brooks pardons James McArthur. Rev Robert Moore of Dixon delivers Ireland lecture at First Presbyterian. Local football tryouts show fast timber. high school team expected to rival last year. Trod ulead string moved to South Cheyenne corner Eleventh and Warren. Denver meeting adjourned. Swanbrough to break record in a Rambler near city. three occupants uninjured.
An emergency session of the Dry Farming congress executive committee is called in Albuquerque during the National Irrigation congress week. Resolutions will press for closer cooperation with irrigation interests and outline plans for a larger Wyoming delegation to Cheyenne and the Salt Lake City legacy.
Last chance to see Romeo and Juliet at the Odeon tonight with acclaimed stage quality and vivid scenery. A great comedy and two new synchroscope subjects from The Mikado and A Knight for a Day complete the bill. Kitty Dexseye performs a ballad to please the audience.
Murchison Jewelry company of Cheyenne Wyoming advertises a supper event at the church parlors on September 22 from 6 to 9 p m with a corner window display featuring goods priced at 2.00 9 2.00 and 4.00.
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