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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
7
Chicago Burlington and Quincy timetable shows trains 164, 154, 153 with Cheyenne Sterling and daily service, Colorado and Southern No 41 42 timings listed for departures and arrivals including 7 10 am and 9 66 pm.
Raternal cards for Acacia Lodge No 11 A F A M meets second and fourth Thursdays at Masonic Temple. Capitol Camp No 5295 MWOA meets Mondays in A O L W hall. Cheyenne Lodge No 1 A F and A M meets second and fourth Tuesdays. visitors examined at 7 30. Cheyenne Lodge No 660 B P O E meets Mondays at Bike Home corner Seventeenth and Central. Visiting brothers welcome.
In Cheyenne and surrounding precincts the Democratic convention denounces corruption and partisan rule in nonpartisan bodies. The ticket includes Jared Moore for county clerk Eleanor Sahm for county superintendent W S Rowland for clerk of court with county central committee selections. Local notes mention gatherings, fishing trips, and a Sunday school rally with Bible awards for new scholars.
A sixty four page pamphlet from Union Pacific lists platforms of the republican democratic prohibition peoples and independence parties plus other data from official sources. Requestors mailed two cents and paper name for a copy. Also notice to Cheyenne taxpayers about 1908 tax list collection due October second. City treasurer warns distress and sale of property for unpaid taxes.
In Denver on September 22, cattle runs were light but demand solid with prices steady or higher than yesterday. Beef steers held value while cows showed weak to slight declines. feeders remained active. Representative sales include Swan Land & Cattle Co at $4.35 for large steers, and numerous consignors from Wyoming with varied prices per hundredweight. Sheep had no sales today but local demand remained good and shipments were encouraged.
Four couples receive marriage licenses: Frank Prickett and Lillian Apgar of Cheyenne. Milton D. Newland and Mary L. Swank of Pine, Colorado. Nelse J. Oleson and Anna C. Johnson of Cheyenne. Louis C. Morris of Albion, Nebraska, and Minnie Cardin of Niota, Tennessee. Wood's Liver Medicine advertised for malaria and fever with claims of quick relief and a Palace Pharmacy notice.
Young Campbell of Omaha was to meet Maggsy Schoel of Cheyenne in a twenty round bout at Douglas during the Wyoming State fair. Campbell backed down and Young Wrienborn of Denver substituted, both fights set at 133 pounds. An ad for Kodo stomach remedy appears, sold by A. B. Roedel along with a Cheyenne upholstery firm.
The Automobile Club of America's Bureau of Tours expands to plan long distance itineraries from New York to the West and South and to Europe. It gathers data from hundreds of local reps to supply route maps hotels and garages for inland trips toward Savannah Chicago New Orleans and foreign tours plus transcontinental routes for Thanksgiving races.
Mrs. B. Still of Lenora Kansas visits sister Mrs. C J Gerry for several weeks. The long separation of thirty five years ends with this reunion. Pineules for the Kidneys advertised promising relief for kidney and bladder trouble backache and rheumatism citing a forty day trial and blood purification. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co promotes the product.
Social dance event at Turner Hall scheduled for Wednesday evening September 27 with Hanaschka's orchestra. Also a health ad offers ManZan Pile Remedy for piles with fret-free relief at 60 cents from Palace Pharmacy Drug Co. Palmer's Cafe advertises New York counts sold in pints and quarts. Leader Want Ad promises peace by advertising.
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