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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
2
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode Island underwent abdominal surgery at Roosevelt Hospital to relieve a strained tendon in his right hand. He rested easily and was expected to leave hospital in a few days.
A fragmentary state notices list various deaths births and marriages. Names include Rev. William Rich ardn Sheridan Mra BE H Gruber Dovges Hey Mee Phillipn Basin Bey and multiple marriage announcements such as Miss Alice Nurke to D Denton and Olive Smith to Creal Morria.
Sheridan December 22 An ex forest ranger named Charles Davis has been rehired as the official wolf slayer for the United States forestry service to roam the Bir Horn forest reserve with a cane and ammunition to slay wolves and other predatory animals. Supervisor Kavanaugh says the move aims to deter ravages on cattle, with grazing fees charged per head. The action is intended to protect stockmen on the range and indirectly benefit those outside the reserve. Breaks Jaw on Piano In Sheridan a neighbor’s daughter provoked a piano incident leading to a wagon accident that fractured Miller’s jaw.
John F. Corbett, longtime figure in reclamation and meat contracting, died suddenly of heart disease at his Modesto home aged 74. Early in life he hunted buffalo in Kansas and Colorado, later pursuing wildlife for aid, retiring when herd declines ended profits. He settled at Motecae thirty years ago. the town of Corbett, Wyoming, bears his name.
Mrs L Bevens wife of a local physician slipped on an ice covered sidewalk in front of her home and sustained a bad fracture of her left arm in Laramin on December 22.
Laborers for the Shoshoni Gold Dredging company start construction on buildings needed for the planned Big Horn river dredging operation. The company announced several months ago its intent to dredge for gold on the river nearby Thermopolis and Dec 22 marks the early phase of work.
N M Morgan a Sheridan restaurateur arrested for selling oleomargarine waived preliminary exam. U S Commissioner A L Mason set bond at 1000 dollars. Morgan released. Trial scheduled for May term of U S district court at Cheyenne.
Roy Lampert, while tossing hay from a high stack at a local dairy, lost balance and fell to the ground suffering a broken arm and minor injuries. Separately, Colonel W F Cody’s famous Carter line has been sold to a wealthy New York buyer for a summer resort and pleasure home at an estimated price around 340000.
Al Thompson is held in Hig Horn county jail for forging a $9720 check on the Dent Sheep Company of Worland. Only $5 was found on his person when arrested.
A district court jury convict Roy Barkus of forgery, marking his fifth conviction during the current term for persons charged with felonies in the county.
A Los Angeles businessman reports reform after using La Fave remedies for kidney disease and urges others to seek La Fave medicines at the Palace and in leading drug stores. Other testimonials claim rapid health benefits and recovery from serious ailments.
An overdressed man of jewelry was entertained at Brockton police yesterday. He wore three coats and two pairs of trousers, no proper shirt, no tie, and claimed connections to a mysterious figure. The scene suggested a counterfeit or disguise, with little money and odd attire noted.
New York December 2 boats sailing to Havana and the Caribbean carry Christmas trees decorations and costumes. German vessels showcase full crew celebrations aboard with dinners and staged pageantry for passengers and crew alike.
Victoria B C December 22 The removal date for male Chinese queues was December 1 and the Aymeric’s departure preceded it. About 200000000 hair tails are expected to flood the market as the edict spreads. A typhoon troubled the Aymeric at Hong Kong a sampan with twelve firemen capsized and three drowned. At Yokohama a loud explosion heard and reports said Agsama volcano erupted violently but details were unavailable.
A historical note details New York's leading role in U S foreign commerce with half of the nation's total volume. It cites about one and a quarter billion dollars in current totals and highlights sharp gains in shipments and imports led by iron and steel manufactures. A separate notice announces the Railway Employees Building and Loan Association monthly meeting on December 27 at 8 PM in Manhattan.
The Eldetora Dance Club hosts a grand Christmas Eve ball at Keefe Hall this Saturday evening. Admission is $1.00 with ladies admitted free, inviting everyone to attend the festive dance event.
Women patients from the City Sanatorium for the Insane have been allowed to visit the business district for two weeks under nurse supervision to shop and run errands.
The Neal Institute in Omaha Nebraska promotes a three day treatment for habitual and periodic drunkenness. The method is said to be non injections and uses internal remedies with no dangerous drugs. It claims many patients regain health and return to work and family life after three days. Written materials and endorsements are available from Neal Institute LLC 1602 South 10th Street Omaha Nebraska.
Clerks in department stores report patients in groups of ten visiting daily. Women shoppers are praised for decisiveness and prudent spending. Superintendent Dr Atkins considers the shopping trips a helpful recreation. Also, Mr J Ross, formerly of the Princess Theatre, will sing at the Lyric during Mr Farnsworth's absence, performing Where the River Sherman Flows on Thursday.
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