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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1910
Page
11
A scientific foot tab let claims to draw out inflammation and soreness and cure corns bunions and other foot afflictions. It promises smaller shoes and better foot condition. Sold for 25 cents a box by Walter Luther Lodge & Co Chicago and by Sands Drug Co. and Palate Pharmacy.
Presbyterian Church holds 11 o clock sermon The Christian's Conversation No evening service due to Union service at Baptist church First Congregational Morning service 11 o clock Gospel According to Jehan No evening service First Methodist Episcopes Morning sermon by Rev Wives Kighié of Valley Jimelion Iowa Union service at 7 80 at First Baptist church First Baptist Church Mrs Abbit B Hillérman former president of Oklahoma WC T will speak at evening service At 20045 40m and Vian p.m All other services as usual
G S Oliver advertises lots in all parts of the city with terms and prices to suit buyers. Phone 574.
Brief item notes Wasserman's sale offering oxfords at 1.00 to attract customers. A minor fire at Union Patifle coal chutes prompted a call from the fire department with no damage reported. Funeral services for the Bell infant and for John Nagle were held, with interment at the G A R cemetery after services led by Rev Frank Moore. Adjutant General Gatttel heads to Lander for two days on Wyoming National Guard business.
An ad promises Marmola diet tablets to reduce fat and improve appearances. It claims fat loss of 12 to 15 ounces daily and positions the tablets as harmless, portable, and purchasable at drug stores or by mail from the Marmola Company in Detroit.
Mrs W Riner on returning home late Friday night heard a person trying to gain entry through the cellar. The intruder fled before entering the house. No one was harmed and no entry was made.
Phikesa Dean accuses Hertha Wheeler of stealing a drawer valued at eight dollars. Wheeler was jailed pending trial before Justice McGing, slated for Monday morning at o'clock.
Wyoming corporations listed include Big Horn Development Co Basin capital 40000 Baratoga 100000 the Talmage Buntin Land Company Laramie 6009000 reflecting filings in state records.
An individual named Nimmie, known for frequenting with law officers, faces a $50 bond for appearing in Justice Gianis court Monday to answer a charge of interfering with an officer in the line of duty. The alleged incident involves Deputy Sheriff Wagner and an agreement with Charles Widdows.
Justice McGinnis presides over a case involving an assault on Geo Keenwright. The proceedings tie to a prior confrontation that drew a fight with Nimmie and Sergeant Stone of the police force.
The Cheyenne post office will hold civil service examinations on August 45 for an assistant pathologist earning 1600 to 1800 dollars yearly and a lady chief of training school at the government hospital for the insane earning 3900 dollars annually. On September 7 and 8 a computer position in the coast and geodetic survey with a salary of 1200 dollars per year is listed.
A Colorado Springs delegation led by Public Safety Commissioner EB C Whittaker and Fire Chief P D McCartin visited Cheyenne to inspect the city's modern firefighting apparatus and consider duplicating it for their own resort.
They expressed strong satisfaction with the Cheyenne apparatus and will recommend to the city commissioners that similar equipment be purchased for continued use and expansion.
A Calumet Baking Powder company display includes twelve ladies visiting homes to show a simple test of a good baking powder. A continuous baking demonstration runs at Gleason Mercantile and a daily session from 2:52 to 3:31 o clock led by Miss Ethel B Hunt with Mrs. M. Stanley assisting. They bake white cake with chocolate icing and colonial bread. A prize cake is given away daily. Miss May Douglas of 124% West Twenty-third Street won the prize Friday.
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