Local notices and shop ads from January 1911 issue
Community notices list the Dil Dine-Sawyer garage selling another E. M. F. runabout to H. P. Wade and a request for January and July 1911 Leader issues. Ads promote house dresses at The Ladies Toggery, a Red Men lodge meeting, and profiles of V Holstein and Nora Halstein. Also items on extended store hours for railroad pay day, Mayme Sheehan’s visit, and a message about the Nevada Power annual meeting. John Pierson arrives to arrange his brother Amel Pierson’s funeral. spring chicken advertised at Washington Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dildine-Sawyer
Thin Place
Mra
H. P. Wade
Red Men
Cheyenne
Mayme Sheehan
Shreevesport
Louisiana
Relatves
Geo
Sheehan
Denver
Mayme
Colorado
Nevada
California
Power Company
Carey Block
Nora Halstein
19Th St
John Pierson
Amel Pierson
Georgetown
Card Party at A C U W Hall January 22
Social event hosted by M. W. A. at A C U W Hall on January 22. Admission is marked as lic, 21, indicating a potential age or price note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. U. W. Hall
Elixir of figs touted as a natural health aid
An advertisement extols a Syrup of Figs Elixir of fig for a healthy aging and strengthened vitality. It claims endorsement by eminent physicians and notes the California Fig Co. is printed on every package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sela
Jay
Local Briefs Highlight Health, Repairs, and Appointments
Mi Mitel Tiproved Myra J A Pulne shown improved after a serious attack. Western Union Hill-eyed improvements via Denver talks. Police made no arrests for two straight days. awaiting outbreak. Prison bullpen water pipe burst. damage repaired. T Joe Fisher district court office ceiling repairs completed. safe. G F E Dodson seeks help locating uncle Wm Ogg last June. presumed alive or ill. Maurine Lewis miss school due to illness. Robert Carey returns from Denver stock show. Wyoming visitors noted. Father Duffy praises Rev Father McGovern appointment as Bishop. locals optimistic.
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Mitel
Myra
J. A. Pulne
Hill
Western Union Telegraph Company
Denver
Offi Chale
T. Joe Fisher
District Court
Joe
G. FE. Dodson
New Lexington
Ohio
Wm. Ogg
Maurine Lewis
Robert Carey
Wyoming
Ft. Russell
Father Duffy
Father McGovern
Lady Roller Skater to Leave Cheyenne for Salt Lake
Mrs. Nelle Wilson known as Nellie Muldroon, the West’s champion fast lady roller skater, sails to Salt Lake City tomorrow. She holds Utah Idaho and Wyoming mile titles, has medals and trophies, and may enter vaudeville after a visit to Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Wilson
Nellie Muldroon
West
Cheyenne
Salt Ke City
Wilson
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Mormon City
Wyoming Woman in California Is Ded
A Wyoming woman in California has died, the mother of Mr. Russell Thorpe of Lak. Shock over the news followed reports that she was in good health days earlier. Asthma is noted as the likely cause. Mr. Thorpe, a prominent eastern Wyoming cattleman, has long served with the State Fair Board. Washington Mar steps to form an interstate central labor union to be the largest in the world were taken by New York labor leaders. The central union will cover New York and vicinity and New Jersey as far as Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
California
Russell Thorpe
Lak
Thorpe
Wyoming
New York
Vicinity
New Jersey
Trenton
Governor Carey Celebrates Birthday Amid Capitol Mystery
Crowds swarmed the Wyoming Capitol as half mast flag and vanished governor rumors sparked anxiety. Governor Carey then appeared excitedly with crepe bundles, signaling a birthday celebration for his newborn granddaughter, ending the day with a joyous note despite earlier speculation.
Butcher Bell Buys Best Beef for Washington Market
Jr. T. Bell, new proprietor of the Washington market, buys two first prize winning beef steers from the Denver stock show. He plans to display them at Clark bar on Chapel Avenue until Tuesday next, then have them butchered and sold as carcass or cuts, aiming to boost the market’s standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. T. Bell
Washington Market
Denver
Clark Bart
Chpitel Avenue
Betl
Bellepares
Monty
Washington
Dying Man Testimony in Millirder Case At Torrington
The dying statement of Jim Baker linking defendant Elmas to a fatal general fight at Torrington was admitted as evidence. Attorneys moved to strike and dismiss, but judge overruled. Jury hardship due to illness delayed proceedings as Weir’s condition kept jurors near the hotel. Rees计划 to portray Baker Brothers as dangerous and to argue Elmas lacked a gun, challenging Baker’s dying declaration on language understanding.
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W. B. Rows
Jim Baker
Torrington
Sqife Elwan Fe
Millirder
Wan
Baker
Ross
Elmas
William Weir
Weir
Rees
Lisa
Baker Brothers
Lalie Elmas
Wenelish Agg
Nicodemus Leaves Plains Hotel for Savoy in Denver
Nicodemus, long time Plains hotel manager at Cheyenne, departs to run the new Savoy Hotel in Denver. He and two partners formed the Savoy Hotel Co to renovate and operate the Colorado capital’s soon to be premier hotel. His successor at the Plains is not yet chosen, and his wife and family will be missed by Cheyenne society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. BF
Nicodemus
Plains
Denver
Savoy
New
Savoy Hotel Company
Savoy Hotel Co
Colorado Capitol
West
Plaina
Cheyenne
Brotherhood of Methodist Church Banquet Draws Large Crowd
Members of the Brotherhood of the Methodist church held a grand social banquet with about 650 attendees. The evening featured a social hour, a toast program, scriptural quotations on the menu, and speeches by Chas Hendrick and others on topics from faith to the Bible and public school boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
Chas. Hendrick
Maiiaster
Chas. H. Armour
W. C. Waskine
Orton Sizer
W. M. Nelson
Methodist Church
Women Win Debate at Cheyenne Business College
In a Friday session at Cheyenne Business College the women and men divided into groups to discuss whether women have rights in the general world. The judges Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. C. J. Munser and Milas Avery ruled that the women won the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Busines College
Barrett
C. J. Munser
Milas Avery
Prof. Barrit
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Miscellaneous Adclaim
The fragment advertises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure all for stomach issues and digestive problems, claiming to regulate digestion, restore appetite, purify blood, and invigorate the liver. It reads like a 19th century medical patent remedy with exaggerated benefits and incongruent wording. The text is garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Coal Mine in Every Ash Pile Money Saver
A new formula claimed to convert ash waste into combustible material is touted by John Ellimore from the eastern United States. He reports warmer rooms using less coal by mixing common salt, oxalic acid, water, and ashes, claiming almost complete consumption of ash piles in four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ellimore
Eliimore
Coal Fuel Claims and Hard/Soft Coal Use Disputed
A fragment discusses coal burning and the use of combustible matter. It notes Mr. Ellmore cannot vouch for the usefulness of soft coal with hard coal and questions efficiency of consumption.
Milk Thieves Active Again in City
Milk thieves strike despite one arrest. George P. Knight reports milk missing from his doorstep for several mornings. Police promise strict watch and a harsher fate for the culprit if captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. P. Knight
Cascarets Promise Quick Cleanse for Digestive Health
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly cure all for stomach liver and bowels. It claims the tablets cleanse remove undigested foods reduce bile and expel toxins while you sleep with no griping and a 10 cent price per box.
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V. Holstein
Henry Dillman
Spring Chicken
State Capitol
State House
Capitol Building
Wyomloy
Marble Palace
Carey
Capitol
Chartes Carey
Joseph M. Carey
Hanson
Butcher Bell
Sali Plumas
Bradford
Knog
Brotherhood
The
Washingen
Business College
Pierce
Invalids' Hotel
Buffalo
RV. Pierre
Cascarets
Capitol Ave
Bergerson
Rna
Bergerson Oise
Nol Ave
Ibe
Mere C. A Ligher
Des Moines
Iowa
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