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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1914
Page
5
Do you want to maximize returns on your money asks the advertisement urging readers to take advantage of a bargain day deal. The message emphasizes a quick decision to secure a supposedly optimal financial option from the leader’s offer.
City items from Cheyenne include visits by Mrs Hl Andrews of Horse Creek and Dr Marshall of Pine Bluffs. James E Mahoney from Salem and Amos Moeckly from Burns travel on business, with several locals mentioned for hearings, patents, births, and a marriage license. Stock reports say warm weather will melt remaining snow.
Te Re o Nuree Mrs. Lawrence Bloom of Cheyenne has entered the taree training school at the state hospital at Rock Springs. Window replaced at Dalber Brothers display window. cause of break unknown. From Junction A H Rae gan and C L Ragan from Junction are in the city on business. Concha Zambrano acquitted on charge of possessing stolen goods after jury deliberation from 3:05 to 4:50. County Commissioner B L Farrington attended the board meeting. Tom Wilkinson of Kimball Neb seeks to look after his sheep in Douglas. Warranty deed filed conveying NE 14 Section 12 Township 16 Range 61 from Wm McCarty and wife to Ned Jeffers. A L Moore now in charge of the Burlington depot exhibit. John Farmer moved to Nebraska. Sid Mackay and Sam Ohstein named professional jurors. both served on the Zambrano trial and Ohstein on three juries in October term.
The family expresses gratitude to friends and fraternal orders for kindness and sympathy shown during illness and death of their husband and father. Signed by Mrs. C. H. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Gattis, and Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Irwin.
Notice states that Laramie county certificates of indebtedness issued before March 1915 will be paid on January 1914 or as soon after as presented. RaY K. OLDS is the County Treasurer. A separate item announces a special prayer service at the Presbyterian church with two short addresses by Rev. L. H. Forde and the church pastor, urging all parents to attend for one hour with familiar hymns.
An ad touts a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromide Quitnine tablets. It promises money back if not effective and features Druggist F. W. Jrove’s signature on each box. The price is 26e.
Cheyenne Lodge No 2 and Cheyenne Temple No 4 Pythians plan a joint installation at the Knights of Pythias hall tonight. Robt Jerph serves as the committee chair.
An eclectic concert program features overture Dream Melody from Naughty Marietta and a suite by Prim plus pieces by Mignonnette Chant sans Paroles Le Danse des Demolavlian Egyptian Dance Humoreske Dvorak Carmen Fantasia and various works by Paderewakt Ga...
Cheyenne Lodge No 2 of the Knights of Pythias and Sisters will hold a joint installation at the K of P ball tonight. The event linked to local Masonic order activities includes a public social with music and guest speakers expected.
Irwin will assist in entertaining stockmen as wildwest showmen hold a Denver pow wow. Guy Wedeck, Calgary Stampede secretary, plans a major 1915 Denver wildwest pageant and a west show at either the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco or the San Diego Exposition. Big Charlie Irwin and troupe will perform at the stock show, promising stunts as part of the season’s winter attractions.
Hon John E B Higgins reports Converse County escaped severe losses after a December blizzard with 19 to 16 inches of snow, a Chinook recently reducing frozen moisture. cattle and hay supplies remain adequate, and most ranchers expect steadier profits despite extra feeding costs.
Four prisoners arraigned before Judge Mentzer. two plead guilty and two plead not guilty. Bart admitted stealing $25 from Thomas Adam. Jack Baker pled guilty to stealing two saddles from Thomas Adams and pawned them in Driver. Dick Evans and George Williams pleaded not guilty and will be tried this term.
Mrs. Harry Stice of 201 West Elevensh Street slipped on icy stairs at her residence and sustained a compound fracture of the right ankle. The injury is described as very serious and may cause permanent impairment, placing her among four others seriously injured from ice slips in recent weeks.
Captain A. Sievert, long with the Ninth Cavalry at Fort D. A. Russell and on the Mexican border, returns from Fremont County cattle dealings and confirms his patented saddle will be adopted by the army. He heads to Los Angeles to join the Seventh Cavalry for a three year term in the Far East. He also reports abundant black wolves in Fremont County and strong stock ranges.
The invention of Captain Slevert, a bridle different from bone weed, was presented to the government and will be adopted with the Slevert saddle. The captain spoke on the Mexican situation, avoided a transfer date for U S troops from the border, and noted troops from Fort Russell wish to return to Wyoming.
Robert H. Willis and Mrs Anna J. Hascall of Bridgeport Nebraska wed Tuesday morning at the Presbyterian church in Cheyenne. The groom’s father John Willis was an early Cheyenne councilman known as The Father of Cheyenne. The couple returned to Bridgeport Nebraska to start their home.
The Cheyenne State Leader reports a modernized circulation setup with an addressing machine and new checks for carrier routes. Old and trusted city carriers record orders each morning to ensure timely delivery. Despite weather and dogs, the paper guarantees prompt accurate service and invites subscribers to start their day with Wyoming's best newspaper.
The piece analyzes hidden qualities behind a stage success and how audiences miss the psychology of a scene. It critiques how people label theater aspects, stressing dramatic value as a difficult literary form and the need to probe beyond surface illusions.
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