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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1908
Page
5
The Green Gables sanitorium in Lincoln, Nebraska presents two brick and stone buildings, with an executive reception building for noncontagious diseases and a separate rest cottage for select mental issues. The address lists Dr. Benjamin F. Bailey as the head of the Sanitorium Co.
Cheyenne residents show growing interest in Wheatland county fair with many planning to use the special train round trip rate Friday. Officials urge Cheyenne exhibitors to enter in all classes and note the event as a true county fair for the region.
Personal items list visits and returns of numerous figures: Pred Warren in Denver, Lamp in Pine Bluffs, A H Beach leaving for Newcastle, Col J H Fullerton back from the west, Norman Black back from Laramie plains, Deputy Frank Sin in town from Pine Bluffs, J W Sammon in city attending to business, State Chairman D N Stickney back from the west. W A Bartlett and Police Chief Peter Bergerson in antelope country. Asmos Boysen of Chicago visiting, Flora Kelley bound for Lincoln to study music, Anna Miller visiting Denmark, McClintick and Alex Duffy off to Jackson Hole for elk and sheep hunts, Sheriff Nelson Perry injured but on duty, T Blake Kennedy returning from Yellowstone and Salt Lake City, Joseph Petit visiting from San Diego, Senator and Mrs Clark en route Evanston to Shoshon for GOP campaign, Dr A W Barber traveling to Washington for tuberculosis congress and post graduate work.
Mr and Mrs Frank Burrage visited this city from Saturday to Monday with the Waltons and left for Laramie to reside in a recently purchased home. The farewell included informal entertainments at the Industrial club with guests Miss Marion Burrage and the Walton couple. L. Hughes announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Laramie County. The notice pledges faithful efficient service and enforcement of law if elected. Local items report Roy Piper injuring his hand at work, Mrs John Sloan undergoing surgery at St Johns hospital, and a Denver trip for the I C O F convention attendees.
A 15 year old Emile Foster died after an accidental gun discharge during a friendly scuffle over a .22 rifle at the city dumps Sunday. Carrol boys, Fred Ahrens and James Seals, aided, with inquest set for 10 AM to investigate. Foster was a seventh grader and son of Sebastian F. Foster.
The Star theater in Cheyenne shows a Frontier picture titled A Tenderfoot at the Cheyenne Frontier Celebration on Tuesday to Thursday. The film features the white duck stilt actor and the wild horse Steamboat, with crowds packing the venue nightly for the unique showcase. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co promotes Wood's Liver Medicine as a malaria and fever remedy.
A public concert is planned at Fort Russell this evening from 7 30 to 8 30 on the parade ground if weather permits. otherwise in the gymnasium. The post commandant invites Cheyennese to attend the event. Bee s Laxative Syrup advertised for coughs colds hoarseness and throat trouble. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
An aged ad promotes Cheyenne Upholstering Works at 406 West Seventeenth Street with a phone listing and a claim that a digestive tonic will strengthen the stomach and relieve indigestion. The product is sold by A. B. Roedel. Additional call notices reference Palmen’s break at a grocer.
Society items list local engagements and trips including Mrs. Abbott Brooka entering Wellesley College, Mrs. J. DeForest Richards returning to Douglas, and Mrs. Ella Dole visiting from Chicago. The Alpha club, Methodist youth supper, Carnation Card club, Shakespeare club, and various home gatherings are noted along with upcoming musical events and lectures at the Woman's club and Presbyterian circle.
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