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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
13
In Walla Walla Washington on December 6 two carloads of Kansas Black apples were shipped to Texas to serve Black customers who prize the dark fruit. The apples sold for 1.25 dollars per box and an order for another car came at 1.35 dollars per box. Collier's White Lead at Sherman Co.
A delicate love story and psychological drama titled The Climax by Joseph M. Weber will be produced at Capitol Avenue theatre on Friday night December 9. The play, praised in New York and long-running at Weber's Theatre, features Florence Webber Chester Barnett Thomas Sinclair and Arthur Cofiliser in a noted cast and aims to combine visual appeal with a novel emotional arc.
A vintage ad copy touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for dyspepsia and sour stomach. It claims five minute relief, digestion of all food, and restored appetite, urging readers to ask their druggist for the remedy.
The gale conducted by the Niveth Jewery Company last week proved overwhelming. Due to large stock on hand and strong public response, with some buyers leaving before being wailed upon, Niveth has decided to continue the sale this week.
Judge Matson in the district court yesterday took up civil docket items and disposed of several minor matters. The default case of Mee Don OF Blob was presented by attorney Sairid O'Leary.
Quieting title to a homestead and similar case for Henry Becker were noted as Clyde M. Watts and T. Bike Kennedy presented arguments before the court on motions. Dan GUL as guardian of Anna Clark sought an accounting of the girl’s affairs from Henry Clarke.
Sovertor B. B. Brooks announced the Wyoming delegation to the American Apple congress to be held in Denver December 16 to 17 Inclative. Delegation includes Prof. F. C. Baffum Worland, C F Robertson Worland, Ed Young Lander, Prof. Aven Nelson Lar ame, Hon. J. B Hinckley Cowley, H G Peters Douglas, J W Price Douglas, J S Brown Jone, William Tillard Uasin, John Burnett Araphoe.
The Atlas theater presents a lively week with Gy, Martiana and Maxillian performing tricks and feats that amuse audiences. Croaby and Lee star in a downbeat sketch, while the Three Venetians offer Italian musical comedy and a dramatic western scene.
Jenkins Shon is spotlighted as the town’s most notorious wretch in a playful gossip column, hinting at mischief and social intrigue surrounding a famed party slip. Local residents react with bemusement and curiosity about the supposed misdeed and its consequences.
Five new members were yesterday admitted to the industrial elite by the Board of Directors in a regular weekly session. They include J. Barritt proprietor of the Cheyenne Brewery College L. P Nicodemus manager of the new lame hotel and H. W Schneier and OG Baant proprietors of the Quality Print shop.
Monroe Bryant son of Whitewright mayor pled guilty in district court to manslaughter for killing Mexican Herrera in a Chorenna saloon. Court found him mentally irresponsible due to separation from his wife and pretrial worries. he was sentenced to 3 to 15 years in the state penitentiary.
Modern Woodmen of Amortes holds its annual election at apito camp with members from Will Old Smoker in attendance. Details on candidates and voting results were recorded for the lodge records.
Monday evening the following officers were elected for the coming year at the Woodmen meeting. Charles W. Clark is voted venerable consul with C. A. Fox past consul and Chas. Co. Hyelmes adviser. Other posts filled by B. H. Finkbiner clerk E. R. Couchman banker Adam Anderson escort and physicians listed. A large attendance plans an open meeting and smoker at A. O. U. W. Ball December 12 with a stereoscope lecture. Woodmen and friends look forward to a pleasant evening.
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