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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1910
Page
3
Mrs. L. C. Freund extended hospitality to friends Friday evening. Tables were arranged for games of five hundred and refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs. A. J. Large, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hallett, and Miss Katherine.
An old newspaper item describes Pinex cough syrup as a preferred remedy for bronchitis and throat trouble with a Wayne Indiana supplier. It also lists a long social roundup: meetings of the Ladies and Grand Army Circle in Keefe hall, delegates named for a Colorado convention, weddings, visits, Christmas talks, and local society news from Cheyenne including church events and residents visiting relatives.
Our stock for Christmas has arrived with embroidered lace collars and collar sets. Prices range from 20 cents to 65 cents for lace and embroidered items, 24 inch four in hand ties at 75 cents, and quality neckwear in fancy Xmas boxes.
Christmas handkerchiefs flood the market with 600 dozen items for ladies and gents. Prices range from 5 to 13.50 dollars each for Pullman quality, with embroideries and initials in linen and cambric varieties.
A light snow flurry moved through a section of the state shortly before midnight, lasting only a few minutes before skies cleared. Candied Fruita at the Capitol Commercial Co.
Frank Smith was killed when a shotgun trap set by Harry W. Lucock in a cabin four miles below Burnt Ranch on the Trinity river fired as Smith opened the door. The trigger was pre-set to the sole opening, and the buckshot tore into his chest, killing him instantly.
An advance notice announces bargain days running January first through tenth. The item highlights sales events and promotional pricing across stores, urging shoppers to plan visits to take advantage of discounts during the period.
A retailer promotes dress gloves and heavy weather gloves as stylish and practical gifts. It highlights leading makes Fownes Ireland Kayser with prices from 150 to 85 dollars, emphasizing quality and protection in varied styles.
A catalog style note lists plain pleated shirts and fancy patterns plus all dresses priced from 81 25 to 84 00. The items are described as handy staples with a range of sixes and patterns.
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