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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1914
Page
13
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A Cheyenne city brief lists visits from Mrs Hl Andrews of Horse Creek, James E Mahoney of Salem, Dr Marshall of Pine Bluffs, and others. It notes patent filing by Charles Jacobson, a marriage license for Robert Willis and Anta Hascall, a birth on Eddy Street, and comments on stock and weather affecting local farming near Archer.
Te Re o Nuree Mrs Lawrence Bloom of Cheyenne has entered the taree training school at the state hospital at Rock Springs. Window replacement at a display window is noted. Junction ranchmen Rae gan and C L Ragan are in the city on business. Concha Zambrano was acquitted after a district court trial. County Commissioner B L Farrington attended the board meeting. Tom Wilkinson from Kimball Neb in city to tend his sheep near Douglas. Warranty deed filed by Wm McCarty and wife to Ned Jeffers. A L Moore assumes exhibit duties at Burlington depot. Professional jurors Sid Mackay and Sam Ohstein noted for multiple juries.
The family expresses gratitude to friends and fraternal orders for sympathy and floral offerings during the illness and death of their loved one. Signed by Mrs. C. H. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Gattis Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Irwin.
Certificates of indebtedness issued by Laramie county commissioners from March Tat 1915 to August 31 1913 inclusive registered with the county treasurer will be paid on the th day of January 1914 or as soon after as presented. Special Prayer Service at the Presbyterian church with two short addresses by Rev L H Forde and the church pastor urges all parents to attend the hourlong meeting with familiar hymns.
An advertisement touts a cold remedy promising cure in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine. Druggists refund money if ineffective. The box bears the signature of FE W. Jrove. Price noted as 26e.
Cheyenne Lodge No 2 Knights of Pythias and Cheyenne Temple No 4 Pythian Staters plan a joint installation at the Knights of Pythias hall tonight. Robt Jerph serves as conductor.
A concert program features Overture Dream Melody from Naughty Marietta, Humoreske, Egyptian Dance, Carmen Fantasia, Spanish Serenade, and Minuets, with additional works by Prim Mignonnette and Paderewakt. The event highlights include V Herbert and Dvorak selections performed by Bratton and Hoyt, among others.
Cheyenne Lodge No. 2 Knights of Pythias and Sisters will hold a joint installation tonight at the K of P ball. Members and guests are invited to attend the ceremony and celebrate with the lodge in the evening.
Wildwest showmen have gathered in Denver for days of planning Guy Wedeck Calgary Stampede secretary and Winnipeg Round-up organizer aims to stage a large wildwest pageant in Denver in 1915 He also contemplates a western show at the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco or the San Diego exposition in 1915 Big Charlie Irwin has just returned from Denver with little to reveal about future attractions but will perform with his troupe at the stock show promising highlight acts Irwin's stunts are slated to be a major feature of the season's winter entertainment lineup.
Hon John EB Higgins reports Converse County snow on December 2 was 19 to 16 inches before a Chinook reduced depths. Stock, Brook, and hay supplies remain in good condition with few losses and general optimism for better times despite higher feeding costs.
Four prisoners arraigned before Judge Mentzer yesterday. Two pleaded guilty and two pled not guilty. Bart admitted stealing $25 from Thomas Adam. Jack Baker pleaded guilty to stealing two saddles from Thomas Adams and pawed them at Driver. Dick Evans and George Williams denied involvement and go to trial this term.
Mrs. Harry Stice of 201 West Elevensh Street slipped on the ice at her home and suffered a compound fracture of the right ankle. The injury is described as very serious and may result in permanent damage. She is among four to be injured by slips on the ice in recent weeks.
Captain A. Sievert of the Ninth U S Cavalry, stationed at Fort D A Russell, returns from Fremont county cattle ranch where he sold interests and plans to join the Seventh Cavalry in the Philippines. He invented and patents a new army saddle now to be adopted, promising royalties for life. He reports abundant wildlife, good stock conditions, and plans to move to Los Angeles in ten days.
A bridle and the invention of Captain Slevert, different from bone weed, have been presented to the government and will be adopted with the Slevert saddle. The captain spoke on the Mexican situation and expected U S troops to stay at the border uncertainty, noting Fort Russell units wish to return to Wyoming.
Robert H. Willis, born in Cheyenne in 1869, and his bride Mrs Anna J. Hascall of Bridgeport Nebraska were married in Cheyenne by Rev Leon C Milla. The groom’s father John Willa is famed as Father of Cheyenne. The couple traveled to Cheyenne for the ceremony and returned to Bridgeport Nebraska to reside.
The Cheyenne State Leader’s circulation department adopts an up to date addressing machine to improve service. City carriers are longtime workers who log orders and times each morning to ensure prompt accurate delivery. Despite weather and dogs, the paper pledges reliable morning delivery and invites readers to try Wyoming’s best newspaper.
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