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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1910
Page
3
A Cheyenne retailer urges early shopping for the Christmas toy stock showing the largest and most varied selection ever. The notice warns late purchases may disappoint as demand exceeds supply and shifts responsibility to the buyer.
A Saturday afternoon Violet tea hosted by Mrs W A Burgess at her Carey avenue residence honored Mrs B B Brooks who soon leaves the city after Christmas. Guests enjoyed seven courses with music by Master Frank Burgess and floral table decorations featuring English Violets and Killarney roses.
A Denver family plans a Christmas gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. AL Hier in East Eighteenth Street with guests from Wheatland and New Mexico arriving this week. The event marks a first full family dinner together in years and will be followed by a Willing Workers Society meeting at the Haytiat church with Mrs. Livbey receiving members.
Notich to ladies that a large stock of corsards corners and related items is available from $9.50 up at Mrs. KL Ward's store located at 1616 Central Avenue. Sale through 22.
The Burrells Press Clipping Bureau of New York delivers a memorial volume on the late W. B. Dana founder of New York Commercial and Financial Chronicle. It summarizes every newspaper item about his life and career, represents American papers including the State Leader, measures 1012 inches with Irish linen leaves, a black border, and gold lettering binding. The work is regarded as an enduring historical record for posterity.
In a humorous yarn from Wyoming the drive for cowpunchers resurges as eastern girls seek western husbands. Sheriff Hughes receives two Boston females ages 20 and 16 offering photos and letters to cowboys, hoping to spark correspondence and romance in a revived range life. Virginia A. Mason and Daisy Martin are named as the seekers.
Cheyenne Lodge No 08 L O L M announces a season flagship dance at Rages Hall on Wednesday May 21. Hanes echka s orchestra will play. tickets cost 1.00 with free admission for Indians.
A brief notice requests taxi service from the Inter Ocean Hotel, with a contact phone number 57 for arrangements. The item appears as a short classified style request in the paper.
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