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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1919
Page
15
A mixed notice lists LOST a brown sheepskin mitten and a blue silk sweater with a black band, with partial contact details. FOUND mentions securing by Mrs for the ad and a return to Leader. POR RENT and FOR RENT items describe two furnished rooms, a four room house on East 9th Street, and a contact phone number 2152-3-ta.
Hog receipts reach 4 500 with prices slipping to top 13.55 and bulk around 13.15 to 13.40. Cattle receipts 5 000 see market lower with beef steers and feeders noted. Sheep and yearling prices also soften with lambs near 16 40.
In Sheridan Wyoming Dec 12 The $250000 glass plant at Lovell Wyoming nearing full operation by February. H B Harris and J H Green interview local stockholders noting a five acre site and planned window production with ten carloads of material to start. Openers now being installed in the completed plant buildings.
A Alabama resident recounts severe kidney trouble lasting three weeks and inability to leave home. After using Foley Kidney Pills he found relief after a few doses and was fully cured with no recurrence. Also notes Laxative Bromo Quinine as a safe tonic remedy.
On August 2 1949 Ellice Matthews filed an amended petition in the District Court First Judicial District Cheyenne Laramie County praying for a divorce naming certain defendants. Grounds allege support for one year with default judgment if unanswered by January 7 1920. Clerk T J Fisher and attorney Sam M Thompson listed. Also notices of witness names for early 1920s proceedings appear. An offer to mail a medical product sample is included as an unrelated insert.
The top floor is being finished and plastered with practical completion of the building. Some offices may be usable by year’s start, but the building as a whole won’t be ready. No moving plans or new city administration details are announced yet.
Local notes list numerous visitors and residents in town from Casper Lusk Worland Burns Torrington Douglas Cheyenne and other areas. Ads for auto services printing and holiday cards appear, along with a stray mention of hotels and travelers in Cheyenne and Laramie.
Wet snow and sandy sidewalks torment footwear and cobblers as shop workers scramble with machinery and customers seek durable sole leather. Real leather remains costly and scarce. some parts use veneered pasteboard. People may go barefoot or grow self leather, but hope remains for affordable, lasting soles.
The Idelman Brothers Company a Wyoming corporation dissolved November 47 1919 by over two thirds voting stockholders. It owes no debts. Notary confirms president Sam Idelman and assistant Bernard Idelman signed and sealed the dissolution deed dated November 7 1919.
Work on the city county building continues at a slow, steady pace. Most rooms are cleared and ready for furniture, marble and fixtures advance, and electrical and plumbing fittings are installed in stages. The police court room gains a separation railing and a western basement stairway nears completion, while unfinished floors and unpacked furniture remain in several areas.
Notice for Publication from the United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming dated December 4 1919 announces John Green of Granite Canon Wyoming has filed intent to make final three year proof to establish his claim on land described including Section 10 Township 13 North Range 70 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at the Land Office.
Mrs. Hehkamp of Covington Kentucky reports giving Foley's Honey and Tar to eight children with croup. The medicine loosens mucus and phlegm, stops the choking sensation, aids clear breathing, and promotes quiet sleep. It contains no opiates and is suitable for colds bronchial coughs and lingering post influenza coughs in both children and adults.
Large and complete line of baby cutouts and sulkies advertised by Hobbs Huck Feidt and Finkbiner with lead ads paying.
Mrs W D Jones of Douglas visits city Thursday. J A Moore of Buffalo in town as Chaye enne guest. The Knight Campbell Co installs a Vietrola and talking machine repair department. Mrs Ed Stark of Riverton visiting Cheyenne. Anti Freeze Garage advertises services.
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