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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
5
A builder urges homeowners to start projects now to save as lumber and materials prices are expected to rise next year. The speaker cites many years of lumber experience and invites readers to visit the lumber company for ideas.
New arrival in town Mme Marie Sylvester, famed life reader and palmist, recently back from Australia after circling the globe three times, offers life readings to distinguished clients including royalty. She claims no superior in her profession and advertises parlors at 208 East Sixteenth Street.
The Bryan club, with Hon. D. N. Stickney, discusses Senator Gore’s Oklahoma tour and a reception in Cheyenne. Stickney unveils a Great Compmner painting, campaigns with buttons, and invites ladies to join without dues. Atlas plans two weekly stage changes boosting Cheyenne’s entertainment scene and growth.
Attorney W B Ross argued before the Court of Appeals for the Colorado & Southern Railroad in the case against the Estate of John McNamara. The suit seeks $6000 damages for McNamara’s death caused by a Colorado & Southern engine in Cheyenne on January 2, 1907.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to sixth and seventh graders for flowers and kindness after bereavement for MR AND MRS FORSTER. Includes an advertisement for Foley’s Kidney Cure and a note about Major Talbot completing apple harvest with seven barrels of apples from his orchard northwestern city.
The Burgomaster at Capitol Avenue drew the season's largest audience with a strong cast led by Harry Hermsen in the lead. Ruth White, new to Cheyenne theatergoers, impressed as Willie in male attire, delivering soprano numbers and solid performances. The production pleased fans and critics, signaling top-tier shows at Capitol Avenue this season. Accurate adjustcny 200 watch repair wman Miller, 1708 Yarwuson street.
Mrs. B. F. Perkins and others travel for visits to Iowa Baltimore Virginia and Maryland. Cadet Franklin Bond and Miss Mabel Patten honored at dinners as Warwick Bond studies civil engineering at Michigan. Mrs. Minnie Priest Dunton visits Wyoming library. social events continue through October fair season.
General Randall stays in Wheatland while Miss Belle Anthony visits Douglas. W. B. Ross returns from Denver. Mrs. F. L. Robinson visits Denver friends. Co. B. Irwin goes to Wheatland and W. C. Irvine returns to Converse county. Carrie Haas visits Portland sister. Ira Jones arrives for bankers convention. J. C. Thompson departs for central state. Anson Higby and B. F. Perkins head to bankers convention. George Hanson leaves for Ann Arbor to study. Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Freeborn depart for San Antonio. I. S. Bartlett, Emma Griffith, and Margaret Bailey plan a mountain outing and state fair in Converse county.
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co promotes a 40 day trial of a tonic named bacops rheuma tum Pineules claimed to aid kidney and bladder trouble. Advertised as purifying the blood with rapid relief, promising results from first dose and testimony from many users. Price listed as $1.00.
The Green Gables largest sanitorium in the central west offers treatment for non contagious diseases. It features two brick and stone buildings the executive reception area and a rest cottage for select mental cases. Address Dr Benjamin F Bailey Sanitorium Co Lincoln Neb.
An enormous eagle settled on the cathedral tower last evening and was watched by scores of neighborhood residents during the hour before darkness.
Colorado and Southern offers a special eight dollar round trip fare from Cheyenne with a 7 10 a m departure and a Wheatland return at 6 25 p m. The notice also mentions wedding rings and Murchison Jewelers in Cheyenne with DeWitt's Little Early Risers offered by A B Roedel and Palmer's Bread ad copy.
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