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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1913
Page
13
A health ad explains catarrh of the pharynx caused by heavy drinkers and smokers. It promotes Peruna to clear hawking and coughing with a morning dose and meals, advises lifestyle changes, and mentions Peruna Manalin and LaCupla from the Peruna Company of Columbus Ohio with almanac offered.
Miller's on Carey Avenue offers precise watch repair and adjustment services at moderate prices. The ad notes high quality work and a central location at 1709 Carey Ave.
Drunkenness and creating a disturbance noted as O Brien was detained by Gwift and Mrs Mabel EK Smith advertises piano and violin lessons at 610 East Twenty-fifth Street. Roy Montgomery editor and businessman visits Cheyenne to assess politics while Clara Ligier promotes beauty culture. Jury names are being compiled for district court. police report snow shoveling by a prisoner says it felt like home.
Lovell January 14 The Big Horn Basin fruit growers association will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday January 21 President H F Jolley says the event will offer an educational and interesting program Speakers are expected from nearby regions Professor Buffum C T Chilcott and W J Booth among the likely presenters with others from throughout the basin territory.
A Cheyenne streetcar ran off the track at Nineteenth street and Carey avenue causing about 45 minutes of travel delay. The front track turned at the switch while the rear derailed. wheels were replaced after detaching the rear truck. Motorman Williams and Conductor Clenfuegoss led the recovery crew from the power house.
Paris January 14 Paul Deschanel re elected today as president of the chamber of deputies declared himself a candidate for the presidency. Other candidates formally announced are Premier Raymond Poincare and former Premier Felix Ribot.
The ad claims stomach distress ends in minutes with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It describes indigestion, gas, and coated tongue improving as the tablet digests food, rests the stomach, and refreshes the bowels. One tablet allegedly digests 3,000 grains of food, with sales at 6 cents from druggists.
We thank our many friends for their assistance and words of sympathy during our recent bereavement. Patrick Green Jr. Mr and Mrs P Green Mrs J P Green and Children express gratitude.
The Chicago Film Company and BE T Taylor argued before Judge Mentzer yesterday with no decision issued. Taylor claims a small loss from being overcharged when the game film was sent to him more than once while he operated a local moving picture show.
Kansas City report notes the third trial of Dr. B C Hyde for the murder of Colonel Thomas H Swope, the wealthy uncle of Hyde's wife, scheduled to begin tomorrow with heightened public interest and courtroom attention.
The Made in Cheyenne exhibit is scheduled for February 14 and 15 with February 19 noted in the text. Committees are formed to prepare displays and attract merchants and manufacturers to show Cheyenne products during the legislative session to attract attending lawmakers.
J M Hench of Phermopolis is in Cheyenne Jarod Borner of Siratoca registered in Cheyenne H Maynard of Saratoxa in Cheyenne A J Wendt here from Lander J Reed of Laramie in town A L Brock here from Buffalo John J Gellem of Glen Rock in T GB Carnahan registered in Cheyenne from Kesmerer F D Dennison of Rawlins in R FB Brewer of Rawlins registered here Ed Jacobson of Casper in Cheyenne H J Fullerton of Cody registered Mr and Mrs Lesle Johns of Rock River rented the home of Mr and Mrs ROE Henke 2415 Van Lennen street at home during the legislature Mr and Mrs William J Wood Mr and Mrs 8 I Perry and Miss Nettle Truax at the Plains for now but will seek apartments Mrs Anna B Miller of Laramie with her son Lesile J Miller
Notice states all bills contracted by the Capitol Grill must be presented to the undersigned by January 17 and all bills payable to the Capitol Grill should be paid to the undersigned at 4A W Idleman.
C R McKinstry, a prominent real estate and insurance agent, has purchased the Ott Insurance business and taken over the Connecticut and Germania companies. He recently assumed Concordia and National Bell Franklin, previously part of the Newman agency, enhancing his holdings and aiming to streamline one of the citys largest agencies.
A vintage advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a remedy for biliousness headaches and constipation in women. It claims the product cleanses the stomach liver and bowels, promises a clear head rosy complexion and regulated digestion, and warns to seek the genuine California Fig Syrup Company label to avoid imitators.
The Fort Russell matchup saw Battery A trounce the high school 98 to 26 last Friday and fall 74 to 16 on the latest night. Dempsey led Battery A with four baskets while Anderson tallying a pair of free throws. Battery A’s Connolly and teammates faced a fast high school passing attack headlined by Hell’s ten field goals.
About £5 members of the Hual head men's clase of the Varigh Hodee held an enthusiastic meeting in the gym. Reilly led a tough course, but the session showed strong class amid the crowd.
Sidney high school basketball fans are promised a real article Friday night at the gym. Manager Jimmy Mart touts the squad’s three-season cohesion and strong shooting as Cheyenne arrives after three easy wins, outscoring opponents 277 to 0. Coach Jono seeks a regional title.
The school plans a Friday night event after a fast national winter game. Tickets are 75 cents per couple, 50 cents for gentlemen and 25 cents for ladies, with members urged to obtain a pass if not already snagged. A social dance will follow the game, starting at o'clock.
High school football players who completed five or more games last season were honored with sweater coats. The coats feature the school letter with a black design and a captain’s special F badge. Recipients include Captain Powler Manager Marks and several team members along with Coach Jones. A separate note mentions a postal parcel from Lowell and unrelated gifts to a daughter in Cowley.
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