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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1912
Page
2
Announcement calls all association football players to join Cheyenne club. Managers have secured several names but need more to complete the eleven. Interested men should forward their names to Addiean Wm Morley at 508 Manwel Street Cheyenne Wyo 7. a meeting will be promptly called.
An account recalls Speedy Belt the catcher in the Rocky Mountain league game against La Junta. A batters’ drive and a disputed call by umpire Griffin led to a baserun controversy, a miscalled safe out, and a final score tied as the scorer wrestled with how to credit the play.
Fragmentary text expresses doubt about a planned play or event and a belief that it will not be pulled off again. The speaker reiterates concern about a potential avaiet and costs, mentioning personal involvement and fear of loss. The content is incomplete and uncertain.
This afternoon Battery R and Foot The artillery will host an exhibition of a new form of soccer called Foaland. The ball is kicked, not carried, with less danger than regular football yet enough thrill. Kickoff at 2 90 o'clock and BW battery credited with 10 to 6 win to claim the championship.
Cheyenne reports outfielder McCarthy of the Indians has moved to Green River to work as a clerk in the material yards during winter. He plans to join a semi pro team in Kansas City in spring. Fans recall his fielding stunts and humor that buoyed Cheyenne contests.
Rock Springs notes report William Jackson recovering slowly after three weeks in hospital. Mrs James Overy has returned home from the hospital in Van Dyke after a month there. Thomas Ord underwent appendicitis surgery Saturday November 16. Barney Aweeney and wife welcomed a son. Little Miss Bell was admitted this week. In Laramie Angus Sutherland shipped a carload of fat cattle to Denver Monday, the first of several shipments planned this month.
Mrs. Marion Fisher, 72, died last Sunday after a short illness. She made her home with her daughter Mrs. L. R. Kirby. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday by Rev. S. L. McAmis and burial followed at Monument Hill Cemetery.
In Colo at WAON wheel cap site a fossil skeleton was uncovered forty feet underground in hard rock. A mining worker Kilwood Herger triggered dynamite that exposed a six foot long fossil within rock strata. The nearly intact skeleton, likely a child, appears exceptionally well preserved and has drawn local interest.
Ellen Marley wife of Agent Marley of Cokeville died at the hospital this week after suffering a severe attack of appendicitis.
Rock Springs reports Keneth Darling, a local schoolboy, was stabbed in the neck by a fellow student after a snowball fight. He was taken to the hospital, treated, and is recovering. doctors say a slightly lower wound could have been fatal.
A SUNDANCE creamery will be set up to handle large milk and cream outputs from nearby farmers. Outside capital backs the enterprise, with the town offering a $500 bonus and two town lots. The bonus was quickly raised. Joseph Norris named Indian agent at Wind River reservation succeeding McConnschie. he will depart for Washington, D. C. to resume duties in the interior department.
Jack Morrison 16 of Owl Creek was run over by a four horse freight team last Monday on the hill between the station and town. He suffered a broken right leg and other injuries described as very serious.
G A Erdman known as Gus Erdmann and a member of the local Elks lodge died Tuesday morning in Walden Colorado from pneumonia. The remains will be brought to Laramie.
Advertisement for Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin promoting digestive aid and laxative effects. Claims to ease indigestion, constipation, and related stomach discomfort. Includes offer of free sample by mail and guarantees refund if not satisfied.
An advertisement touts Sly’s Cream Balm and Bly’s Dream Balm as fast cures for catarrh cold and hay fever. It asserts immediate relief from head pressure sore throat and nasal discharge with a 60 cent bottle often curing symptoms. A. B. Roedel is listed as agent and druggists are noted as selling both products.
At Philadelphia on November 30 the Navy edged Army 6 to 0 on Franklin Field. Brown kicked both goals in the final period after a punting duel. Army showed a strong 40 yard run in the second quarter but could not convert drives, fumbling on Navy’s 15 yard line early in the second period.
Mrs J B Snodgrass of Wamsutter Wyoming shipped lambs to the Denver market last week. The animals weighed over seventy pounds and sold for £6 10 s each. The sale highlights regional livestock activity and Wyoming producers in the annual market circuit.
Rev. D. K. Tin dall of Omaha Nebraska arrived this week to assume charge of the Meth odist church in Thermopolis and will preach at the morning service next Sunday.
Simple historic dessert formulas describe a baked custard style cream pie with a meringue topping and a gelatin molded pudding named Crystal Palace Pudding. Ingredients include milk sugar cornstarch eggs and vanilla with directions to cook thicken bake and decorate.
A diminutive, meek husband character in the musical comedy A Modern Bre faces suffrage pressures in Indianapolis. The staged tale shows him gaining courage to assert himself, prompting audience applause and the exclamation bully. The scene reflects local reactions to the suffrage debate.
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