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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1914
Page
8
The notice praises the Chayenne Messenger Service for prompt morning deliveries and urges readers to call Number 8 for paper delivery. The Leader endorses the service and markets a 100 percent money return style bargain.
Local notes cover loans, insurance and housing on 19th Avenue. Cheyenne Messenger Service operates 7 am to 12 pm. Listings include Miller’s watch repair, Cheyenne Printery, and Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power Co. staff in Omaha. Train delays due to a washout, license counts for 1914, and more small items from Cheyenne. Violin solo by N F Hopard at the Orpheum today.
Commonwealth Oil organized six months ago held its first annual meeting at the Citizen's bank building on January 1 electing J. C. Roberts as president and A A Heyden as first Vice President. Wilfrid O Leary J J McGreevey and others were named officers and directors as the firm plans immediate drilling in the Brenning Haain district after shipping machinery from Spring Valley Wyoming.
Estherville Enterprise notes the Laramie county exresidents from the area fare well in Wyoming. Ben Trimble visits Golden Prairie and old friends. many former residents live nearby, with good crops, land boom prospects, and successful farming as Claude Palmer and others aid land seekers.
The New Orpheum offers a diverse program featuring Widner Norwegian The Time the Place and the Girl. Howard performs a violin solo with Berceuse from Jove, Godard conducts Mr N F Kopald Marei, and FE Cap sings I m Going Back to Caro. Wally Schutt Buabelle Herbert Morse Rutdle's Orchestra perform selections.
Members of Cheyenne Lodge No 1 Acacia Lodge and Oak Leaf Chapter No 6 gather to attend the funeral of C J Patterson with services at a Masonic temple on Sunday after noon. Attest and secretary signs indicate lodge confirmations and matron orders attendance.
BiG Jon James J Johnson of The Johnson and Davis firm of Denver, heating and plumbing contractors for the City Bank of Reyenne, with construction superintendent N D Harr le at the Pialos hotel, announce a major effort to secure the power work for the Home project.
An advertisement promises a bargain at four dollars per year with a coupon to fill out on page 1. The offer emphasizes easy signup and sustained value for readers.
Night classes start tomorrow in Cheyenne. Enroll now to boost efficiency and salary this winter. Classes run evenings for working students with flexible enrollment, and the term begins Monday.
The late UW KE Buechner’s remains arrived in the city with Mrs Buechner and Mr and Mrs Fred Mekie. The body will lie in state at the Elks Home from 10 am to 1 pm. The funeral is planned as early as possible and will proceed upon the son Charles arrival from Wheatland tonight expected but not certain.
Cheyenne mourns Michael Sieger an elderly resident who went to Missouri for health. His son left for Missouri to fetch the remains for burial. A former Army man and familiar Cheyenne figure, Sieger joined many Indian campaigns and served in the Meeker relief command.
A Lancashire reader notes a curiously surviving Old Puritan name, Trample pleasure, seen in the London directory only as a rarity. The writer remarks on names from the Praise God Barebones era and muses that wealth comes from what we can do without.
Fayard Veiller’s drama praised by public figures including President Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt comes to Capitol Avenue theatre on January 7. Margaret Anglington stars with her record Chicago run and acclaimed performance in the Veiller play alongside a strong supporting cast led by Howard Gould Neil Moran and Frank B Camp.
Department of the Interior announces that John M. Neddeau of Cheyenne Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three-year proof to establish claim to land in Sec 14 7 16 N 66 W including prior entries Serial Nos 0984 and 1598. Proof date set January 23 1914 before the Cheyenne Land Office Register CHAPLIN with witnesses Thomas Tubben Theodore Mori William Ruktaschel and Omer Neddeau.
An evocative note previews a forthcoming theatrical experience captivating audiences with a unique pink themed spectacle. The announcement signals anticipation and elevated expectations for the show’s design and performances.
Much interest surrounds Mesers Pleher and Stevens presenting The Pink Lady at Vapitel Avenue theatre on Friday January 9. Composer Ivan Caryll leads a strong cast including Glen DeBaueh, Louise Kay, Georgie Klipieey, Dames McWiheb, and many others from New York and Leyden as the show tours with noted songs and lively numbers.
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