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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1913

Page

5

Local Cheyenne Notices and Classified Highlights

Watch repair shop Miller’s advertises correct service and moderate prices at 1709 Carey Ave. Several notices cover a noon closing for a holiday, a Denver Music Co. guitar ad, a 15 day jail term for theft, pensions, a divorce granted with custody to mother, dressmaking work wanted, a fatal city child death, loans and insurance, and new mining and real estate incorporations. Also three men sentenced to prison.

Miller's Carey Ave Denver Music Co Capitol Avenue Robert N. Grace Henry Bahr E. D. Gee Jack Dethell Nellie Bethell Nellie Rutledge Mark A. Chapman Jack Bethell Chicago Mabel E. Smith East Twenty-fifth Street Jullion Mining Company Grerbul Colorado Realty and Amusement Company Mentior James Lonsdale Clifford Martin James Jones Sam Stark Eddy Street

Graustark to Open at Capitol Avenue Theater Today

Exceptional interest surrounds the forthcoming Graustark production by United Play Company at Capitol Avenue theater this afternoon and evening. Despite extraordinary demand, regular prices will prevail for the show.

G K Sharpton Jr Heads to Omaha on Important Business

G K Sharpton Jr leaves for Omaha on important business while Nead Barnett's ad appears before town events. The State Leader continues as Wyoming's leading want ad medium and Trytt is noted.

G. K. Sharpton, I Jr Omaha Nead Barnett Want Wyoming Trytt Page

Furloughs and transfers mark 11th infantry at Fort Russell

First Sergeant Herbert Collins receives a one month furlough and travels to Kansas City to visit relatives and settle an estate. E. D. Young acts as first sergeant during Collins absence. Private John Wutts known as Wireless moves to the quartermaster corps. Private Hatfield from Company I is discharged and returns to Old Kentucky. General Clarence R. Edwards is honored at a grand reception and plans a two month leave before heading to Manila. Private Merin Butler is discharged by purchase to Snow Hill West Virginia. Fort Russell observes Washington's birthday with suspended duties.

Herbert Collins Company 11Th Infantry Kansas City E. D. Young Company K Collins John Wutts Wireless Company I The Quartermaster Corps Priate Clarence R. Edwards 11Th Infantry Officers Club Manila P. I Fort Russell Merin Butler Snow Hill West Virginia Washington

The Dutchman and His Dog

A humorous monologue in a Dutch accent contrasts a dog's easy life with a man's exhausting day. The speaker laments endless chores from waking, locking, and feeding to husbanding a restless home while the dog enjoys leisure. He quips that after death the dog is at peace, while he faces hellish labor.

Parish House Elects Officers At First Annual Meeting

The Parish House club elected officers including B F Swisher as president and Laurence B E McGuire as president, with Ed Wedermeyer as treasurer and F Start as secretary. Directors Dr C Y Beard and Sidney E Bartlett were named. The group reports a prosperous year and plans an aggressive 200 member drive.

Parish House Club B. F. Swisher Laurence BE McGuire Wedermeyer F. Start Dr. C. ¥. Beard Sidney EB. Bartlett E. Bartlett Dr. C. Y., Beard James Hart L. E. Spangler Wm. Kingham Ken Bruce Laurence Truckey Richard Foster

Subscriptions to Scott Fund Rise with Major Donations

Important subscriptions were added to the Scott fund today. Five subscriptions of 5000 dollars each were made. Among the large subscribers were the Royal Geographical Society and Lord Strathcona in London on February 21.

Scott Fund London Royal Geographical Society Lord Strathcona

Bargain Sale at Nummagh Bal Goods House

A notice lists a sale of clothing shoes furniture crockery and notions at 1821 Carey Avenue moving to Kyes Hall on February 27 28 and March 1 by Congregational Ladies.

Carey Avenue Kyes Hall

Cafeteria Dinner Hours Announced at The Robinson

The cafeteria offers daily service from 11 30 a m to 2 pm and 6 pm until closing at The Robinson. All patrons welcome to dine during the stated hours.

the Robinson

Police raid Knocks Out Disorderly Bar on Dddy Street

Police last night raided Mogart bar and wine room on Dddy street and gathered about 12 people into custody. The proprietor was later arrested and held on a $100 bond as authorities pursue the city’s cleanup campaign against disorderly places.

Nighit Mogart Bar Aid Dddy Street Rave Bonda

Never. The fellow with money to burn never had to go begging for a light.

A brief quote from the Francisco Chronicle notes that a wealthy individual never lacked a light or funds, implying ease and abundance.

Francisco Chronicle

White Sox Train Through City On California Trip

The Chicago White Sox travel by special train with manager Jimmy Callahan and a large roster through Marshalltown Omaha Paso Robles and other stops on the way to spring training in California. Key players join at various points while two rosters members were left behind by doctors orders. President Comiskey and house manager Tip ONeill lead the party with Harry Lord as field captain and Gleason as assistant.

Chicago White Sox Jase Mobles Union Pacific Southern Pacific Pacific Coast Jimmy Callahan Joe Bens Cleotte Collins Douglas Gossett Gleason Ernie Johnnedu Bonham Texas Ping Bodie Jim Scott Joe Berger Buck Weaver Red Kuhn Fournier Paso Robles San Francisco California Waldring Ellis Johnson Comiskey O'Neil Han B. Johnson Chicago Lord Callahan Kid" Gleason Harry Lord White Sox Oakland Los Angeles Death Valley Dick Goesell Jack I Mendicks Denver

Henry Smith Letter Objecting Debt Contraction

A public note from Henry Smith objects to incurring any debt or contract on his behalf. It asserts he will not authorize agreements or financial obligations for others. The message seeks to prevent third party actions that could bind him financially.

Poultry Fanciers Plan Saturday Meeting for Officers

A gathering of poultry fanciers is scheduled for Saturday evening February 22 beside the county treasurer’s office. The meeting aims to elect officers and set data for the next show. All members and fanciers are urged to attend. M. C. M. Mipahay is listed as honorary.

M. C. M. Mipahay

Dreaming of riches vs. duty in hard times

A moral exhortation denouncing escapist fantasies of wealth. The speaker urges a man named DaeBae MS to abandon pipe dreams and return to work and responsibility, valuing a sober dollar over fanciful riches and a life of idle ease.

Cloudlands Avery

Built by Sour Own Strong Hands

A compact line praises sturdy effort over fragile dreams, contrasting tangible toil with a fragile, shifting vision built on unstable ground.

Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Endorsed by Milaca Reader

Milaca Minnesota pastor Rev James A Lewis writes Chamberlains Cough Remedy has been a welcome guest in our home for years. He highly recommends it for colds coughs and croup and urges trials in cities. He says others have used it with success and it should be continued for years. Sold by all dealers.

James A. Lewis Milaca Minnesota Chamberlain A& Bheing

Harnett Ad Reads Before Night Tow Down Tow

The fragment notes Harnett's advertisement and warns readers to head down tows before city curfews or nighttime checks. The readable lines emphasize imminent action and local business notice.

Harnett

New Religion Born in Chicago Echoes in Boston Exchange

A fragmented note from Boston hints at a new faith arising in Chicago, described as a controversial development in religious circles with urban debate and cultural flare.

Chicago Boston

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thea Gho Tatu McCutcheon Miss Grace Maynard Truxaton King Capitol Ave William A. Brady Iit 48Th Street Theater New York City Madge Kennedy and Wm, Morris City News Cheyenne Lucie Davis W. W. Lane Mr. Lane C. B. Lane Mary L. Parer Citizens National Cheyemne, Wyoming David Delasco David David Belasco Peter Grimm Doxes and Jages Ft. Russell News Hatfield Old Kentuck 11Th Infantry Officers’ Club Parish House Reilly Nummagh Bal Manewal & Ulrich the Palaier Bakery 16Th St Penn Henry Smitit Barrett Los York Missouri Ole A. D. Care Rit DaeBae MS Tso
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