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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1912
Page
3
The text describes an April birthday person as brainy, deep thinker, musical, refined, energetic, loyal to friends, emotional, impulsive, stubborn, with originality and entertainment flair. It notes potential for severe headaches, birthstone diamond, and flower daisy.
Mr Theodore Hellmer and Mrs Hellmer hosted a six o clock dinner in honor of Mr Henry Ripson who leaves Sunday for Wisconsin. Pink and white carnations decorated the table. Guests included Miss Olive Cole and others. Gifts were presented by Mr Arnald a shaving outfit. The event included games and a late lunch.
A sentence notes that they were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Buech to Cheyenne and planned a stop at the Plains.
Master Melvin Prosper celebrated his sixth birthday with a lively party and gifts from guests Erma Millard Marie Laughlin Roma Golden Marjorie Prosper Bennie Laughlin Frank Gorom Kenneth Golden Gerald Richardson Ralph Richardson Kenneth Gorom Leslie Carr Jack Milliard Robert Laughlin and other friends. Adults included Mrs Bert Milliard Mrs Enos Laughlin Mrs Charles Richardson Mrs Frank Georom Miss Lena Thedats and more as guests of Colonel and Mrs Guilfoyle at the ninth cavalry band concert.
Testimonies from users claim Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepwin offers a permanent cure for chronic constipation. Laxative works gently without griping and strengthens digestion over time. Sample bottles are offered free by mail. full bottles available from druggists at fifty cents or one dollar.
Mr and Mrs J L Baird return from News castle. High school seniors will host a juniors reception and dance at the gym Friday night April 12. Mrs Dolph Wolcott and son Hare are visiting. Miss Elsie Cross of Douglas stops in Cheyenne en route to Montreal to study music.
The W C T A holds its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday April 2 at 4 pm at 105 West 20th Street the home of Mrs W L Whipple. It is a mother's meeting with subjects Wresh Air Missions and Open Air Schools led by Mrs Whipple.
The Baptist Willing Workers plan a Friday meeting with Mrs. C. L. Rigdon at 102 W. 27th St and have changed the hour to 2 30. The Guild of St. Mark's skips this week due to Good Friday. On April 12 officers will open the guild room with tea and a sale at 2 30. Palm Sunday music at St. Mary's Cathedral praised with Major J. W. Heaney of Fort Russell singing The Palms and Wiegand leading the choir. Special Easter music is in preparation for next Sunday.
The Shake speare Club met last evening at Mrs. W L Whipple’s home. The Sunshine Society will hold its regular business meeting this afternoon at the library.
The Mount Mellick club hosts Mrs Ashley Gleason on Wednesday afternoon April 11. The Hospital Aid Society meets for its regular monthly business session at the library with limited business transacted. The Piano Division of the Saturday Musical club gathered at Mrs Paul Halley's home with low attendance and a brief program followed by a social lunch. The Pirates of Penzance cast and chorus are rehearsing for the Capitol Ave Theatre show on Thursday night April 11. The Thursday 500 Club is hosted by Mrs C Y Beard. The W W C of the R M A will meet Wednesday afternoon hosted by Mrs A J Miller at 2017 Van Lennen Street. Mrs George Daler will host her five hundred club next Tuesday April. The Ladies Auxiliary to the B of L E will meet Tuesday at 2 30 PM at A O U W hall, all members urged to attend.
Special session of county officials designated banks to hold county funds. Fiest National Bank of Cheyenne received $100000, Stock Growers National Bank $75000, Citizens National Bank $60000, Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank $10000, First National Bank of Torrington $16000, State Bank of Wheatland $5000.
The State Supreme Court issued several rulings with dismissals denied and rehearings set for future dates. Other cases from Wyoming districts were decided or remanded, while officials reported stock losses and weather impacts across the state. Special officers and state boards met amid absences and expected returns.
A local sale announces 1912 spring styles in men’s clothing and furnishings. The note suggests stock bought before business closure and arriving after an official announcement, offering goods at reduced, fixed prices.
The notice urges shoppers to visit the department for rare chance to buy high quality clothes and mens furnishings at reduced prices. It claims new stock arrived only hours ago and early buyers will profit from their good judgment as sale runs this morning.
We announce the death of Lieutenant Narey RD Ziereman of the Held Artillery. The Wield Artillery Band held a concert at Mallery Quarters on a date in April and the program will continue through Sunday, April 5.
In a tense round, Tate pushes through a challenging field at Leaters Gan, securing a narrow win and a notable price. The victory marks a key moment for Tate as rivals scramble to respond.
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