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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1919
Page
29
A. A. Spavnen of Manville reports wells extending into the Lange Creek area with a 3400 foot drill at Harney Creek. The California company plans ongoing drilling, with potential expansion and development of the land near Lange and Ric Madlily as work continues into next year.
Musterole is advertised as a clean white ointment made with mustard oil that acts quickly to relieve headaches from colds and other pains. It is for external use only and claimed to be better than mustard plasters without blistering, easing sprains sore muscles bruises chilblains frostbite and chest colds.
A test of the Northwestern Salt Creek limit is expected in a few days. The Feeles syndicate of Salt Lakety conducts the test near the largest producing bewnshay in Wye wing to determine the deepest mark at the corner of Ye.
An alleged dynamiter was seized in Casper after a Burtington incident. The suspect, identified only partially, wore dynamite concealed on his person and could not provide a satisfactory description of his military record. Special agents intervened as the suspect entered a depot area.
Maintenance of Way Superintendent Armstrong of the Union Pacific was in Cheyenne yesterday on an inspection trip. His private car No. 107 was attached to No. 3 as the train left for the West yesterday afternoon.
A marriage notice from Sheridan and Buffalo area residents reports Heense wed Kathryn M Rea in Denver Colorado on a Thursday train trip carried by Thoemds Train of Sheridan. The bride is from Buffalo Wyoming and the groom from Sheridan.
Advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe gentle substitute for calomel promising pimples fade, clearer skin, and cleansed liver with no sickness or pain. It claims daily use clears skin and relieves constipation, priced at 250 per box.
The listing shows wholesale cots at 61.70 each, with a sale of 900 beds to be delivered to a warehouse on Pioneer Ave. The fragment mentions a counting price and bulk quantity, indicating a wholesale furniture sale event.
Official announcement at Union Pacific headquarters confirms J A Woodruff will resume as Wyoming division superintendent. A W McDuffy returns to his former role in the western division based at Green River. The move follows Woodruff’s overseas service and a special train inspection tour with executives.
An advertisement urges readers to cut out the slip and mail to Foley & Co in Chicago Illinois for a trial package. It promises products including Poley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills for pain rheumatism backache and kidney issues Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation biliousness and sluggish bowels.
Jupiter Company from Casper offices announced yesterday a showing of oil in the 44 well located in section 34 24 76 of the Dig St. Casing will be set for drill.
Readable scraps indicate searches into Wall Creek sand area culminating in a statewide advertising push. Officials referenced a LESOTA campaign and a hope for results from the public notices and classified ads.
C BE Gotlong, formerly of Gheyeand now in Denver, returned from Saratoga Wyoming praising the Shralow valley as “one of the finest countries” and predicting it will become Wyoming’s wealthiest region and a show place. Mr Cotton departed for Denver yesterday afternoon.
Reliance Oil Company holding a well on section 439.72 on the Douglas dome six miles north of Douglas Wyoming has contracted McDaniels Drilling to drill another 1000 feet if needed. Geologists place pay sand at about 3300 feet.
A Union Pacific track crew resumed relaying the main line in Cheyenne yards using 1410-pound steel. They laid the segment from the western depot platform to the western yard Hiroi, following earlier work laying heavier steel from the east to the platform.
Wheen police trainmen arriving from the wast yesterday reported that a snow belt now reaches 20 miles into the city limits with crews assessing impacts on transport and daily activities.
A heavy snowstorm last night covered Sherman Hill and extended to within twenty miles of Cheyenne. St. John’s Hospital discharged a sick patient yesterday and reports continued recovery. McGarty and their ill daughter, hospitalized, are slated for discharge today.
Fulio McCarty a famed Bear Creek wild west showman remains on the road to recovery after an illness. His relatives and handlers say he is improving and thankful for support from fans and neighbors.
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