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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1913
Page
13
Cheyenne items report Teague returning from Denver to visit parents, Mrs J E B vn traveling to Kansas, Dikert leaving business, and Belanip at Atlas hotel seeking beauty services. Other notes include George Montgomery headed to his ranch, Charles Hirsig selling a touring car, and a Wyoming public notary appointment.
Laramie visitor Taylor from Taylor The Swagger Greenhouses open downtown at 1624 Capitol Avenue Stetson arrives from Iron Mountain. Senator W H Taylor returns from Park County with capitalists over Oregon Basin project. Supt Cahill attends city business. J B Slinker returns for medical advice after hospital stay. Civil service exam in Cheyenne January 21 22 for laboratory assistant. A G Stratton in city from Chugwater. J D Draper and wife arrive from Little Horse Creek. Fred Hirsig and Mark Cox arrive from ranches west of city via Crow Creek Valley. Dalber Bros store window broken by unknown. Chile parlor on Pioneer sold to Frank Cruz. owner Conv Zambrano jailed on stolen property charges. Cheyenne Messenger Service can deliver morning paper. Appreciation noted for Chandleron Messenger Service for prompt deliveries.
Governor Carey issues a proclamation placing Campbell county horses under dourine quarantine. No horses may enter or leave without a permit from State Veterinarian B F Davis who is at Gillette assisting elimination efforts. Federal officials report three stallions and four mares infected in Campbell county.
The Swagger greenhouses plan a downtown holiday share to offer shoppers a convenient place to buy Christmas decorations. The downtown headquarter is located in the room next door south of the Capitol Pharmacy near the corner.
A roster of individuals with initials and last names linked to cities such as Denver Indianapolis Philadelphia Omaha San Francisco New York and firms including Plains C T Gilbert and C BE Marah. The fragment lists names like W C Black A HM Hersey F J Spencer and G L Anderson among others.
The Cheyenne council approved moving 1000 from police funds to street and alley funds and passed an expenditure on water extension and bond funds. John Gordon sought a permit to add a large brick house at Sixteenth and House streets. A special meeting January 2 will usher in the new mayor and two commissioners, restoring council rules after a trial of the commission form.
John Pearson, superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of Wyoming, travels western Wyoming visiting Superior Gunn and Sweetwater this week. He plans Rock Springs Sunday December 21 and will return to Cheyenne before Christmas. Local arrest: Joe Brady held on coal theft charges with $10 bond. Islay relay contact Hugh McPhail arrived yesterday.
Rob Ingalla assistant city marshal fell on an icy sidewalk Saturday fracturing a Nip. He lies in a private hospital in a hopeless condition with grave kidney trouble. Friends report no recovery and he remains unresponsive as brothers visit for updates. Ingalls is a single man with no Cheyenne relatives.
The council last night held the final regular meeting before the commission form of government takes effect. The session emphasized city ailments and the fleet of the year, with officials presenting plans and assurances.
A proverb notes it is easier to persuade a man to accept a favor than to endure a joke at his expense. It contrasts generosity with humor and suggests softer power of kindness over ridicule.
A Texas woman Mrs Alva Baxter of Orange reports severe back pain and kidney trouble eased by Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root. She says improvement began after the first bottle and continued through several bottles, with nine years of good health since, endorsed by a notary on March 2, 1912.
Advertisement text offers a mail order book and tea claiming to cure kidney and bladder issues. It directs readers in Binghamton New York to Dr Kilmer Co and references Cheyenne Daily Leader with price details for bottles.
Audiences praised the drama Arizona at the Lyric for its vivid Western setting. The story centers on soldier Ife, cowboys, and a strong heroine with tense escapes, offering a realistic view of early frontier life and military duties alongside striking visuals.
Gaby Deslys arrives in Washington for a single performance next Thursday at Capitol Avenue theatre. She expresses fascination with American elites and desires to tour Niagara Falls Pittsburg steel plants and local coal mines while noting performance demands may limit her explorations.
Henry Millers Rainbow play will extend to western and southern cities after its New York run at Liberty theatre. Play-goers expect strong humor and sentiment as the show moves from Chicago Boston Philadelphia to the west this season. The Rainbow has been praised as the best work from the famed actor-manager and opened at Capitol Avenue theatre Friday evening.
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