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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1912

Page

13

People and Visitors Debark in Cheyenne City

A long list of residents and visitors feasting in Cheyenne includes Lorena and Lucile Harrison of Wheatland and Greeley, Colorado. J E Colburn of Grover. James King of Rawlins. many others from Laramie, Casper, Encampment, Wheatland, Douglas and surrounding towns. Visitors stay at Normandie Metropolis and Plains while others report business and social visits. Sheriff Hackney and Deputy Johnson return from Rawlins after transferring Weston county prisoners to the state penitentiary.

V. W.e Smith Bur Lorena Harrison Wheatland Lucile Harrison Greeley Colo J. E. Colburn Grover Dusiness James King Rawlina Normandie M. IL Maris Shoshénl Cheyenne Nevn Casper W. Wilson Wheat BE. Wilson Horace BE Adams Hielads Halph C. Hance Laramie John Hurston Fort Laramie Milands Evaritt MelLeod Dick Blandford Inter Ocean Wh. G. Curtis Torrington Jessie Converse C. M. Holliday the Plains Thomas H Work F. S. King A. H. Andrews Horse Creek Plains R. B. Hackney Weston County J. A. Johnson Rawlins State Penitentiary Anna Mulligan Lander L. E. Winslow H. J. Hunt BK. Black GW. Bremer Ed Dolan Egbert Albany C. A. Happ Jim Barela J. E O'Reilly Hecla J. D. Roberts Suprise Bed Francis Silver Crown W.ee Wife Cokeville A. H. Boise Douglas

Mrs Wilkes Blessing Children Health Restored

Plattsburg Mississippi woman Verna Wilkes writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound healed her nervous tension indigestion and female troubles. She praises the medicine and says it saved her baby's life after prior miscarriage and now keeps her and her family thriving.

Plattsburg Miss Binkham Myrs Verna Wilkes Plattaburg Lydia Pinkham

Local notices and society items from Carey Avenue to Rock Springs

Mixed brief items list repairs and services at Miller's shop and a hand made trunk shop. Announcements include travel to California and Washington, a honeymoon return, a sister’s funeral, and a hair dressing advert with prices. Divorce granted to May Sullivan. Fred Gallaher files a police court complaint against Jerry O Keefe. A small fire at Conductor Harris's home is extinguished. James Huckley attends a miners mass meeting in Rock Springs.

Carey Ave California Jamison Los Angeles Weat 16Th Street Greeley W. C. Leedom Washington Chapin Washington, D. C S. 5 Bride Arthur Morgan Roundup Mont Gallaher O'Keefe Ragan Small Pire Harris 21 East Eighteenth Penane Both Springs James Huckley Rock Springs

Mayor Bresnahen Defends Police Board Appointment

Letter from L R Bresnahen to The Tribune responding to criticism over appointing Councilman Grainger as chair of the police committee. He cites City Charter sections defining that policemen and officials are under mayoral and marshal orders in duty, arguing Grainger had no extra power.

the Tribune Bresnahen Grainger Committee On Police Department Itwell State Leader Tribune

Two Prominent Wyoming Figures Die In Quick Succession

Mrs. J. J. Duffy of Douglas dies of heart failure at home. She was daughter of Herman Kimme, former Western hotel proprietor, born in Archer and raised in Cheyenne. Survived by three daughters and husband J. J. Duffy, killed years earlier on Union Pacific. Funeral at 2 30 p m at Episcopal church with Lakeview cemetery burial. H. Chapman of Cheyenne dies after long illness. ex fireman and engineer for Union Pacific. Survives include daughter Bessie Helen McCutcheon of Wheatland. funeral to be held at 2622 Central avenue with Rev. Dr. Rafter officiating.

J. J. Duffy Douglas Duffy Herman Kimme Western Hotel Archer Wyoming Cheyenne Frank Hartman Cripple Creek al. Rice Elsie Hazen Thermogolis Union Pacific Episcopal Warren County Laramie Bessie Helen McCutcheon Wheatland W. HE Register of the United States Land Office W. E Central Avenue Dr. Rafter

Cox bill seeks to cut mileage for Senators and delegates

Representative Cox of Indiana introduced a measure to end mileage allowances for Senators Representatives and territorial delegates in Washington. The proposal targets all members and seeks immediate effect from April 1.

Washington, D. C Representative Cox Indiana Today

Dog License Reminder for 1912 Sires

Public notice warns all dog owners without 1912 licenses to act now to sire their dogs. Male dog license costs 1.50 dollars and female licenses 4.00 dollars, as announced by the Chief of Police.

Polive

25 Years Experience of an Eyesight Specialist

An advertisement for Dr. Fieldman an optometrist at Inter Ocean Hotel Room 57 promoting 25 years experience, free examinations, special ground lenses with low prices and guarantees. It claims 26 years practice offers thorough tests, schoolchildren focus, and Kryptok Bicocal lenses with reductions.

Denver Kia Dr. Fieldman Optometrist Inter Ocean Hotel

Real Estate Outlook for City Property in Cheyenne

Article reviews Cheyenne real estate prospects as spring buyers flood offices. Local dealers Chas Bailey and J F Ott promote affordable homes, cottages, and a 7 room house with furnace. Federal Land and Securities plans city property campaign with W W Bunselle heading operations, as market activity increases and builders target upgrades.

Wyoming Cheyenne Chas. B. Bailey J. F. Opt Ott

Cheyenne Weather Bureau March Report Highlights Snow and Temps

The Cheyenne Weather Station reports March snowfall at 14.3 inches with 1.3 inches water, coldest day March 20 at minus one, warmest day the day before at 62. Average wind speed 4.5 mph, max gust 48 mph, seven heat days and noon storms on six days.

Cheyenne

Free Federation of Labor in Porto Rico Represents 14000 Members

The federation in Porto Rico claims a membership of 14 000 workers organized under its banner. It positions itself as a leading labor group in the island’s industrial labor movement.

Free Federation of Labor Porto Rico

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Ats Uc Mrs. Wilkes L. R. Bresnahen The Cheyenne Real Estate J. M. Newman Newman Federal Land & Securities Company Des Moines Iowa W. W. Bunselle Cheyenne Weather Bureau Gortox Ave OG Insurance Cap. Ave Cheyenne City Real Estate Cheyenne, Wyo James M. Newman Capitol Ave Federal Land & Securities CO
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