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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1912

Page

13

Birth Announcements From Central and Corlett Schools

A list of birth announcements appearing in the Central and Corlett School columns. It notes Arthur William Heseh born January 5 1901 at Corlett, Awatin Leigh Moore born January ? 1901 at Central School, Henry Clousin born January 6 1901 at nyorse school, Kariva Blumbel born January 6 190% at Corlett School, and Mostyn DBD Jones born January 5 1896 at Central School.

Arthur William — Heseh Corlett Hoot Awatin Leigh ‘Moore Central School Henry Ite Clousin Nyorse

Local residents pass through Cheyenne on various business

A list of visitors and residents recounts U.S. Attorney T. F. Urke being out of the city, Rock Springs’ A N Delane returning home, stockman A A Spaugh in town, and many others from Atlantic Iowa to Sheridan, Laramie, Green River, and St. Louis visiting Cheyenne or on trips, with several relatives noted.

United States T. F.urke A. N. Delane Rock Springs A. A. Spaugh Manville Spaugh Frank Garland Atlantic Denver Geo Downer of Sheridan Cheyenne Frank Peterson Chica T. D. O'Neil Big Piney C. 5S. Ratcliffe St. Louis E. E. Baxter CR. McCrew Laramie G. L. Wright F. G. Alderson Little Son Frank Gilbert Clouse Islay Ceyenne Mrs. Cole Park Additions

Jas R Martin In Serious Condition In Des Moines

The Mary friends of Jas R Martin of Des Moines Iowa announce he is in a very serious condition at the hospital there with a grave ailment of the limbs. He is a leading Des Moines businessman with interests in the Golden Prairie district near Arcola and is well known locally.

Mary Friends Je. R.martion Des Moines Towa Martin Golden Prairie Arcola Clty

Leading Lady Fired By Manager Here

The "Don't Lie to Your wife" company dismissed Cheyenne's leading lady after a late night performance. The understudy will take over the role in future shows. The manager gave the actress her pay and sent her to Chicago.

Cheyenne Imetnight Lise Bia Chicago

Government breeding horses exhibits at Fort Collins and Denver show

The Department of Agriculture orders representative horses from the Government stud sent to the National Feature Horse Show in Denver during January. This first U S breed ing experiment aims to develop an American breed of carnage based on hard Bred. The famed owl Carmen and other ages will be shown at Denver. Colorado Southern Railway offers special reduced fares to the Glock Show. agents provide rates and travel dates.

Department of Agriculture Fort Collins Denver United States Carmen Colorado & Bouthrn Railway Colorado @ Southern Railway

Wyoming News Briefs and Local Notices

Cheyenne and region items include Huechner Jewelry Co. ad in Cheyenne. Ammer-F. G. Callahan of Arcola reports 10 acres of winter crops. Wyoming Consistory Masons install officers. Mountain States Telephone pays about $1,000 to underground line workers. Grover couple wed at Normandie hotel. shop window broken at Piaimp hotel. J. F. Phagan-U furniture repair and upholstery services. Pleasant W.O.W. dance draws crowd. Goodale family returns to Missouri due to illness. six horses recovered after wandering. Ban ta and Fiske join Cheyenne Industrial club. Harris Patent Table Co. sells stock. McKnight returns from Iowa visit. Ed A. Reavill linked to land office receivership. Jerke funeral in Snyder. Frank Cannon seeking oil prospects. Frank Corbin injures foot. Lt Kerr to return to Ft Russell. Mrs. Smith travels to Washington County. F. S. Allward treats injured foot. The Marrying Justice notes 39 marriages. Randall couple return to farm in Iowa habitually.

Wyoming Telephone Company Mountain States Telephone Company Grover Justice Houseman Chas Nelson Edna Anderson Colo Normandie Piaiph J. F. Phagan Cal Eddy Street W. O. W. Lodge Missouri Frank Goodale Joplin Harris Patent Table Company Rawlins C. BE. Harris Iowa Rufus McKnight Cheyenne Printing Co Iowa City Ed. A. Reavill Douglas United States Land Jerke Foneral Estave Jerke Snyder Street Frank Cannon Frank Corbin Russell Lieut Kerr Ft. Rusell Capt. Young Ninth Cavalry Foreign Service Africa H. H. Smith Highland Colony Edwards C. Randall

State Leader Wants Ads Bring Beat Results

Classified note from The State Leader requests better advertisement submissions to showcase beat results and encourage reader engagement with more vivid, image-friendly postings.

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Don't Lie to Your Wife at Capitol Avenue Theatre

A screeching funny song farce titled Don't Lie to Your Wife played last night at Capitol Avenue Theatre. Dave Lewis as Amos Doppeldae and cast members Geo Benedict Arthur Pringle staged a Coney Island caper with Doppeldae's daughter Mabel and three chorus girls, leading to awkward, laugh filled hijinks as wives return and deception unravels. Miriam Stanley impressed as Mrs Doppeldae and audiences will be watching Mr. Lewis's next appearance with anticipation.

Dave Lewis Amos Doppeldae Capitol Avenue Theatre Doppeldae Mr. Doppeldae Atlantic City Miriam Stanley

Cheyenne Man Dies in Lander after Move Last July

Word reached Cheyenne of the death of Jim Glover a former resident who moved to Lander around July 4. He was unmarried a member of the Elks and several other lodges. He owned property in Cheyenne and was well known and liked. Funeral arrangements will be made by the Elks lodge and the body will likely be brought back for burial.

Cheyenne Jim Glover Lander The Elks Elke’ Lodge

Hughes Funeral to Be Held This Afternoon

The funeral of the late Sheriff L. Hughes will be held this afternoon at 2 30 o'clock from the Elk's home at Seventeenth and Central Avenue. The body will lie in state from one to two o'clock at the home. Interment will be at Lakeview cemetery with pallbearers Luke Vorhees Frank Aon E B Johnston Claude Draper John Charles Thompson Sr and John Brown. The treasurer's office at the courthouse and other county offices will close from two to three o'clock during the funeral.

L. Hughes Elk’s Seventeenth and Central Avenue Brother Bi Lakeview Cemetery Luke Vorhees Frank Aon Johnston Claude Draper John Charles Thompson John Brown

Woman Recovers From Nervous Breakdown Claim

A desperate patient from Pueblo Colorado recounts relief after using Dr Miles Nervine. The testimonial credits the remedy with curing years of nervous prostration and restoring ability to perform household tasks.

Anna Koung Ast St. Pueblo Colo Miles’ Nervine

Four More Prisoners Taken Into County Jail

Four new prisoners were placed in the county jail. From Hartville two await district court action, one identified as Imaane, and a fourth from city officers on a larceny charge. Frank Owens and Kilmer Stone King arrived from Hartville on an assault case against Mayor Wilde. W. J. Jacobs faces district court for larceny after allegedly stealing two sacks of apples from the Togo restaurant. A supposed Crazy man, Hoover, claimed innocence and will be evaluated for sanity with possible commitment to Evangton.

Hartville Imaane Larcony Frank Owens Kilmer Stoneking Hart Ville Arpon Wilde Boya W. J. Jacobs Togo Seventeenth Street Hoover Evangton

Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Two Local Cases

In a police court session W J Jacobs was charged with stealing two sacks of apples from the To Go restaurant on Seventeenth street and turned over to county officers. Mrs James Henry faced a jury for carrying concealed weapons after a shooting incident. the jury failed to agree and a new trial was set.

Dutittle W. J. Jacobs Togo Seventeenth Street James Henry

Haywood Condemned by Local Socialists

The Cheyenne socialist group passed resolutions condemning W. D. Hingwood for his McNamara case remarks. They uphold ballots as the lawful remedy and condemn force, urging Hingwood’s retirement from the party.

Haywood Berger Organization of Socialists Cheyenne W. D. Hingwood McNamara Maywood

Wind Damage Strikes Cheyenne and Rail Lines

Yesterday's strong winds caused widespread damage in Cheyenne and disrupted service between Cheyenne and Laramie. Telegraph poles signals were blown down and a boxcar overturned on a hill, delaying trains as crews struggled to regain position. A team of mules was blown from a bridge on Crow Creek, while a man was blown off his feet and several signs toppled in the city.

Cheyenne There Laramie Mulee Crow Craek Ole Man

The Lion and the Move Presented by Play Co in City

The elegant production by the talented Play Co features Chas Klebo's great story The Lion and the Move. The city should be fortunate in securing this organization. Wyoming Consistory No. 1 officers’ election will be held at the Masonic Temple Friday evening January 5. F. MM, John Scheneman, secretary.

Tnled Play Co Chas. Klebo Wyoming Masoulo Temple Caret F. MM John Scheneman

Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin praised as gentle family laxative

An ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective laxative for all ages. It claims easy dosing, gradual reduction after use, pleasant taste for children, and offers free sample bottles by mail from Dr W B Caldwell. Testimonials from users highlight relief and improved wellbeing.

Peeriah Leesona

Arrests Report From Cheyenne Police Station

Last night at the Cheyenne police station C. J. Smith jailed again for furniture vandalism and fleeing town. Chas. Todd, from Laramie, arrested on obtaining money under false pretense and to be sent back to Albany County. Chas. H W Hosler, a Ft. Russell soldier, held after arrival of Fort officers. Harry Stevenson, U P guard, jailed for disturbance and drunkenness after a fight with a fellow guard. Two common drunks were arrested by police.

C. J. Smith Fred Bohnatead Judge Wernitz Chas. Todd Laramie Albany Chas HW. Hosler Ft. Russell Harry Stevenson U. P

Overwork Dangers Prompt Health Warning And Remedy Claim

A letter from New York’s Henry Jacobs warns against overwork and nervous strain. It cites a testimonial about Vinci cod liver oil and iron, claiming weight gain and restored appetite and sleep, with a money back guarantee offered by A. E. Roedell, a Cheyenne druggist.

Ivery Henry Jacobs Ninth Avenue N. Y Swan Woyekra Vinci A. E. Roedell Cheyenne

Redman Dance at Prat Al Haul

A brief item notes a dance event featuring Redman at Prat Al Haul on January 6 with 160 attendees. The sparse fragment highlights the performer and venue, plus the date and crowd size.

Redman Prat AL Haul

Penn Wyoming Case Postponed by Special Master

Special Master Clyde M. Watta, hearing the Penn Wyom ing nil case in Chouncary, will travel to Virginia to obtain further testimony from witnesses connected to the company business. Judge Riner granted a fifteen day extension yesterday, shifting the schedule two weeks.

Chouncary Clyde M. Watta Virginsia Riner

Dr Coldwell Praise For Syrup Pepeta

J D Hicks of St Joseph Missouri reports taking Syrup Pepeta for indigestion and constipation with excellent results. After using samples he bought a 60 cent bottle and his wife and children also benefit. He says he would not be without it as long as money can buy it.

Time to the complaintants in case set for Jan. 24

The article notes delay in serving process on key witnesses and sets the case for further hearing in the United States court on January 24. It also mentions a Woodmen of the World event with a social and dance at Fraternal Hall on Thursday evening January 4 with free admission.

Sion United States Court

Veteran Richard Gutterman Sr. Dies in Las Vegas

Santa Fe New Mexico reports the death of veteran Richard Gutterman Sr. who passed away in Las Vegas last night, January 3.

Santa Fe N. M Richard Gutterman Las Vegas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tomerra Jas. R. Martin Huechner Jewelry Co Cheyenne Avaitable Manufacturing Jewelers West 16Th Street Ammer F. G. Callahan Arcola District H. Thompson Banta Banta Advertising Company Fiske Cheyenne Printing Company Cheyenne Industrial Club Exmayor Hartville Enbane Sanhel Henry DR. Caldweer Dr. Caldwell H. B. Crotch Woodland Wash W. B. Caldwell Washington Monticello WLK All Elas Prign Dr. Coldwell J. D. Hicks Farson St. Joseph, Mo Alice J. Hicks Ats Yor M. S Eddy St Lewis Cheyenne, Wyo Cook Bros.co
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