Out‑of‑Town Visitors Reported in Cheyenne
Local notes list Albert and his wife from Rawlins, Yeshlam from Evanston, Brooks from Casper, Ransome from Green River, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Petera, Ida Price from Laramie, J. T. Franklin from Rawlins, C. C. Coates from Rawlins, Geo S Reyes from a ranch, Lulu Leihart visiting near Lingle, Commissioner W G Urta returning from Torrington, and Clark from Grover Colp district noting four inches of snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Rawlinnar
Crosse
G. Bales
Granger
J. T. Franklin
Rawling
Cheyenne
C. C. Coates
Rawlins
Reyes
Kuatega
Lulu Leihart
Lingle
Wyoming
W. G. @urtla
Torrington
Clark
Grover, Colp
Prominent Oil Men Visit in Cheyenne
Pierce Humbert of Casper and 8. A. Lane, early Salt Creek oil pioneers, met with HB Hopkins of the Mid-West company to pursue a deal seen as pivotal for Casper and Wyoming. The talks focus on alleviating transportation bottlenecks that hinder oil field development and a potential Salt Creek boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Humbert
Casper
Salt Creek
A. Lane
HB. H. Hopkins
Mid-West Company
Wyoming
Policeman Resigns to Run Café Behind Mozart Saloon
Special Policeman Houchins, active during the U P strike, resigns his post as guardian of public peace and purchases the cafe behind the Mozart saloon on Eddy Street. He took possession yesterday and will operate it as a Rathskeller. He has prior experience and is expected to succeed.
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Houchins
Duy
U. P
Mozart Saloon
Eddy Street
Industrial Club
Wyoming
Ita
Janel
Switzerland
J. F. Paagan
Wddy Street
Rawlins
Chas
N. Harris
Harris Patent Table Company
Rawling
Harris Table Company of
W. N. Monfort
Eleventh Infantry
Pt. Russell
A. Fox
Seventeenth
Carey Avenue
Fubber
Sheehan
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Cheyenne
Examination of Books of Late Sheriff Finds No Errors
Deputy State Examiners C. 8 Morgan and A. L. Putnam, working yesterday, reviewed the books of the late Sheriff L. Hughes. They found accounts in perfect shape with no errors, noting the death of Hughes and Frank Roach's succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
A. L. Putnam
L. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Frank Roach
Constipation Dangers and a Laxative Remedy Advised
An advertisement stresses constipation risks to health and links serious illnesses to prolonged bowel clogging. It touts Dr Miles Laxative Tablets from Miles Medical Co as mild, effective relief, with a testimonial from C. E. Ayers of Montpelier. It urges keeping bowels clean and offers a 25 cent tablet box with a money back guarantee.
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C. E. Ayers
Sabin St
Montpelier
Dr. Milo
Miles
Mileg Medical
Bikhart
Inde
Cheyenne News Roundup Highlights Local Commerce
Local merchants advertise jewelry trunks and hand painted china while Cheyenne notes the lee harvest and factory investments. Feeds include taxidermy repairs, furniture work, labor agencies, and streetcar service complaints as Cheyenne residents react to winter storms. Notable items: Mrs Maude Brown travels to Des Moines for her mother’s death, a new baby girl born to Mr and Mrs James Horn, and Hunter licenses sought for 1912. The city reports improve whooping cough and several crimes. Green River sheriff takes custody of a forger.
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Burchner Jewery Co
Cheyennes Tellable Manufacturing Jewelers
10Th Street
Hale's
Carey Avenue
Moores
Capitol Avenue
Maude Brown
Des Moines
Iowa
Tere
James Horn
Tome
House Street
Frank Smith
Cheyenne
W. H. Edwards
Joh
Jack O'Brien
Tireig
Simnite
Park and Hellman Additions
Glover Funeral Held on Sunday
Funeral services for James Glover, who died at Lander last week, were held from his sister Mrs. Vreeland’s home on EB 16th Street Sunday afternoon. Residents braved snowy weather to honor him. I O G F lodge members attended and floral tributes were plentiful. Interment followed at the I O O F cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Glover
Lander
Correction of Leader report on legislative printing error
The Leader misstated legislative printing expense. The actual total is 11 847 24 dollars with a 15 000 appropriation, leaving a balance of 8 192 76 to be returned to the general fund.
Metz May Be the Democratic Chairman
Upstate papers report Judge Metz of Sheridan as a candidate for chairman of the Democratic state central committee though he has not announced his candidacy.
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Metz
Upstate
Judge Metz
Sheridan
Democratic State Central Committee
Cascarets Cleanse Liver and Bowels
Purred tongue bad taste indigestion and sallow skin described as caused by torpid liver and clogged bowels. Claims a Cascaret tonight cleanses inside and works while you sleep, with a 10 cent box from the druggist. Millions use them to regulate stomach liver and bowels and keep children gently cleansed.
Practical Apron Pattern for Unserviceable Workwear
Pattern Department offers a simple apron pattern named Practical Apron for home sewers. It describes a one piece bib that slips over the head with no pins or buttons, a large pocket, and adaptable sizes small, medium, and large. Material options include linen gingham madras and percale with the medium size needing about 5 8 yards of 30 inch fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Percale
Coalmere
Henrietta
Two New Sewing Patterns for Misa Dolly Sets
Pattern 8827 features a French dress with a Tom O Shanter hat suitable for lawn and lace trim, needing one yard of 36 inch fabric for the dress and four yards of 37 inch for the hat in a 20 inch size. Pattern S829 offers a Russian dress with petticoat and drawers for cloth or wash fabrics requiring one yard of 27 inch material for the dress and three quarters yard for the undergarments, in 20 inch size.
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Misa Dolly
Tom O'Shanter
Fashion patterns for ladies wear with several patterns
The article lists patterns for a simple stylish gown and a smart coat suit. It details bust measurements, waist and hip sizes, fabric yardage, and pattern numbers 6041 9080 and 012 0020 A. It notes reversible serge colors and design features like front back panels and plaited skirt sections.
Patterns for Girls Dresses and Ladies Waist in 40-Inch Materials
The text describes sewing patterns for girls dresses sized 4 to 14 with side closures, shoulder tucks and cuffs, and a simple frock option. It also details a national style negligee and a distinctive conservative waist with basque options, indicating fabric requirements and available materials for each design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Chilblains remedy from historic home health advice
An old remedy discusses chilblains from exposure to cold and warming. It recommends the Compound Tincture of Myrrh rubbed on nightly and morning, plus steps like rubbing frost bitten feet with cold-water cloths and later applying a stimulating liniment after temperature normalizes.
Nightly hand care with simple antiseptic mixture
Wash hands with ordinary soap and water at night before retiring. Dry hands and apply a mixture of equal parts acetic acid water hazel and glycerine. Rub thoroughly. Use every night and expect hands to improve soon.
Casper Editor Promotes Oil Boom Prospects
Editor Herbert J. Peterson of the Casper Record visited Cheyenne yesterday to discuss the Casper oil region and its expected boom while in town on railroad business. He spoke enthusiastically about local prospects and self made man themes emerged in conversation.
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Peterson
Casper
Cheyenne
Herbert J. Peterson
Casper Record
Leader
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