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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
5
Builder advertises expert lumber advice urging immediate home building to save money. Cites expected price increases next year and offers guidance from a long time lumber expert who invites readers to visit.
The Green Gables sanatorium in Lincoln Nebraska advertises the largest central west facility for non contagious diseases. It features two large brick and stone buildings including an executive reception building and a separate cottage for select mental cases under Dr Benjamin F Bailey Sanitorium Co.
Washington reports a Manila mining engineer predicts rapid growth in Philippine gold output. He expects next year at least $1,000,000 in gold and with upgraded machinery annual production could reach $5,000,600. Trustworthy reports confirm rich ore bodies and potential for a $1,000,000,000 eventual yield.
Mr W B Rossie returns from Denver as Mr and Mrs A H Doane come to visit in the Bartlett home. The Win One club hosts an evening at Fred Verdolahs home while Cheyenne residents travel to Denver and Lincoln. Faculty and club gatherings include the Shakespeare club election and Alpha club study plans with lectures on Connecticut and Micha Burrit.
The Jewish community in Cheyenne and nationwide will begin the New Year on Friday evening the 25th, the biblical first day of Tishri, with two days of services at the Masonic hall on Sixteenth Street led by Rev. A Levitsky of Denver. Because the first day falls on Sabbath, the Sopher blast is postponed to Sunday at 11 a.m., with the rabbi speaking on Religious Union before.
Pixley and Luder present The Burgomaster at Capitol Avenue theater tomorrow night. The show features old favorites such as Goodbye New Amsterdam and We Always Work the Public along with new interpolated numbers. Seat sale opens this morning.
In Shore Texas a mob hanged George Clark, a black man, to a tree after he shot Constable W H Taylor who attempted to arrest him. He was found alive the next morning and jailed as a second mob threatened to finish the act.
W B Rowson in Denver and many locals travel for visits and returns. Charles Lamp back in Pine Bluffs. Mrs W D Wine visiting Denver. J A Kifoe to depart east. G Hopkins returning to Wheatland. Gun Miller in city from Iron Mountain. E Weeks in Denver on business. General Leopold Kabistas back from Denver. Henry Tisch returning to Wheatland. Judge Thonias Hunton visiting Wheatland. H C Beeler, state geologist, back from the wear. Tom Carroll returning to Wheatland. Mrs John Sloan entering St Johns hospital for operation. Ed P Taylor back from Pocatello and western points. Prosecuting Attorney Clyde M Watty departed for Torrington. Walter B Dunton in city from Rock Springs. Mr and Mrs Harry Brown left for St Louis to visit relatives. Mrs W C Deming returned from Warren Ohio joined by Mr Deming in Cheyenne. Mr and Mrs Alvin J Mather back from Buffalo. Mr and Mrs James Mower of Kokook Iowa visiting Mrs Wm Keating and headed to San Francisco. Charles Birkdorf resumes Denver Cheyenne engine run after month layoff in Colorado mountains.
The Atlas features prize-fighting dogs in a display and a Troubador Sextet concert offering rare music. Stine and Evans star in Wanted, a Divorce, delivering a full show. All cars stop at the Theater Beautiful as the house invites patrons to take possession of it.
The Hague Sept 22. Foreign Minister M Van Swinderen has gone to Spitzbaden on his behalf. Officially it was said Holland's last note to Venezuela had produced the desired quieting effect.
Henry O. Andrew the executor's attorney asks for a transcript of records to move the Mackey estate case from the county court to the district court in Boulder Colorado. CALL FOR PALMER'S BREAD AT YOUR GROCER. SO PER LOAF.
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