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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1913
Page
5
City notices list local moves with names and destinations. Carey Avenue addresses Casper and Denver assignments and travel, with Kerr heading north and Christensen returning from Laramie. Marketing lines for the Cheyenne Messenger Service appear alongside travel notes and business references.
Subscribers planning summer trips can have the Leader follow them with a postcard directing address changes at no extra charge. A daily letter from home may arrive, keeping readers connected while away.
East-C. W. McEndree arrived from an eastern trip yesterday. Dr. Bennett returned from Kimball Nebraska. Burdick Home-C. W. Burdick returned from a Caspar, Wyoming business trip. Embery Robins-Mee and family back from Denver. Mrs. Cornelia Chivington returned from Colorado Springs. Harry Purcell left for an extended Kansas stay yesterday. K. W. Burke, state humane agent, in Uinta county on official business. Comb Ings promises prompt hair goods orders. Lucie Davis at 520 W. Lith in Cheyenne. Arthur Myers and family left for Denver. Timothy Farrell improving after illness. John Dillman fishing on Rock River. Mrs. M. M. Hartung recovering from gunshot neck wound. Sergeant James Foley returned from Texas City to Fort D. A. Russell. Frank Swisher returned from Denver after witnessing the Morris-Gever fight. Mrs. N. F. Kopald back from Dubuque. S. A. Bramlette to pass through Cheyenne en route to Rock Springs. Samuel Asher and family fishing at Saratoga. H. H. Whee-Jess reports fair patronage for the county fair. Thomas A. Castle’s Civil War pension increased. W. M. Jeffers and George Maitland on Union Pacific inspection. Dr. G. W. Brower addressed Hillsdale dairymen. Maurice Groshon touring northern state on business. New incorporations filed: Sheridan Tcevream Co. and Big Horn Pilot Springs Bottling Co.
Rock Springs attorney Taliaferro T appears in Cheyenne on official business while examiner Newlin reports state inquiries. Weirs and John Weir of New York traveled from Denver after a visit. Nelsons enjoyed a week at Chugwater. other notices list Cheyenne council officers for the Scottish Rite Masons.
Mrs. Mia Evaline R. Holland 76 a pioneer Cheyenne resident died after a fall while preparing to decorate her husband Samuel P. Holland's grave at 1812 Van Lennan Street She suffered shoulder and thigh fractures and did not recover Survived by two sons Thomas and Alvin Holland Born near Williamsburg Ohio in 1897 married in 1870 moved to Cheyenne in 1874 funeral planned for Wednesday afternoon
Leonard Sedgwick of Grover died at a private hospital yesterday after an operation. Known as the Klondike King for his Klondike fortune, he left a wife a son two sisters three brothers and his parents. Funeral plans set for the Elks Home at 2 30 this afternoon with remains at the establishment from 10 to 12.
Frank L. Houx J J Baird Mist Mae Woodmaff and Governor Carey visit Worland to inspect sites for the state industrial institute. Several locations are under consideration and the final selection will be announced after the board returns.
Diarrhoea patients cured after one dose of amb erlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, as endorsed by M Gebhart of Oriole Pa and a local merchant Mr Yorks. An ordinary attack is usually cured by one or two doses. For sale by all dealers.
Nell Satterlee from the Associated Press office Chicago accompanied the directors of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America who visited Cheyenne yesterday. Satterlee is the official stenographer of the tv and a veteran press court and convention reporter of national reputation.
Applications received at the United States land office include Arthur H United Stewart George W Alexander Tor rington Joseph H Farquhar Lak Gustav Petergon Irene D Ida M Purdy Jehm John B Crofutt Springfield D and William Carlson Millard Neb for homesteads. William Sollenberger of Wheatland applied to purchase a quarter section under the act of 1908.
The funeral of our late brother Leonard Sedgwick will be held from the Elks' home Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All Elks are requested to be present. Burial will be at Lakeview Cemetery. Blake Kennedy, Oslyde B. Davis, Lee's.
The state board of pardons granted parole to Jamon ifonry of Laramie county for murder. William Gibson a Fort Russell soldier was released on parole. Nishor from another county faced charges of fraud and promised to leave the state. Dan Daley from Converse county was paroled, Virgil Jackson of Carbon county for second degree murder, John Hollywood of Fremont county for manslaughter, and James B. Treen of Fremont county were released. Treen's pardon restored his citizenship.
Six positions for men with special qualifications in a United States department of peril and culture will be filled August 4 with salaries from 1400 to 2000 dollars a year. Specialists include marketing of perishable products, intracorp organizational accounting, farm product transport, and cotton marketing. An examination for a shop apprentice is set for August 6.
Members of the Omaha Good Roads association plan a summer tour of western states and expect a stop in Cheyenne during the Frontier celebration August 20 to 22. Frederickeoy of Laramie helps arrange the Cheyenne stop, coordinating with association officers.
Earl Proctor suffered severe damage to his right hand when a cartridge misfired during a shooting at the capitol complex. The blow caused severed tendons between the thumb and forefinger, with doctors warning permanent impairment. George Schillings and George Leebhilling were injured by flying fragments.
The International Anti White Slave association leaders Dr. John Davis and Dr. J. J. Woodruff pressed for making prostitution a public election issue. They argued restricted districts worsen vice and aim to organize a local branch to mobilize sentiment for ordinance action at upcoming commissioner elections.
The Wyoming Typographical Union No 184 elects Charles Aney president J A McDonald vice president G A Merritt secretary treasurer A W Crossman HOT ROOT and others as executive committee delegates to the trades assembly Chartonney named as Nashville delegate to national printer gathering. Chuck Stevens, known as Chuck, is likely the first local admitted who trained in Cheyenne completing four years as an apprentice in The Leader’s composing room.
Hotel arrivals include J W Comstock Wereford J G Stewart Grover Hugh F Watts Boulder Mrs Thomas Wilkinson Kimball HH B Dillard Kansas City J W Jones Omaha F A Nima Greeley W C Allen Omaha EB L Severiane Frankfort Ky Lb Leminster Frankfort Ky W H L Carathers and wife Leavenworth J A Wright and wife N McPherson Ke wanee J T Dalby and wife S aberior Neb HA Dalby and wife Superior Neb N Latorra Boulder A F Donnington Salt Liserty Miss L olnl Salt Lake City W D Merrill Denver J Yeager Denver James Donovan Jr Napoleon D H B Somerwell Kansas City C M Hultiman Denver C E Hoban Denver B W Bender Denver P K Utterback Kansas City John Olsen Denver M Highsmith off Nin J Hayden St Louis John F Schee Indianola Mrs EB GUL and daughter Cheyenne C HM Davis Potter John Hegenberger Sterling W L Bremer Egbert W G Bremer Egbert W L Beers Denver Dr and Mrs Stewart and family Grover R P Sedgwick and wife Grover
A long roster lists individuals and spouses across multiple cities including Denver Chicago St Louis Omaha Clinton Boulder Providence Rock Springs and Los Angeles. The document names many private persons with occasional pairings and married couples.
Five special trains bearing 1,012 delegates to the International Christian Endeavor convention will arrive Wednesday morning as the session opens. Nearly 6,000 Californians have registered. William Shaw, general secretary of the World’s Society, arrives today with other national officers of Interdenominational groups.
A brief note surveys the Sherman Company offerings including mirror plating, graining, horsepainting, and related decorative finishes. It highlights product variety and potential uses for interior design in period settings.
In Cheyenne Mrs Togerwell adds a new department to the popular store called the Ingersoll Annex under Mr Von Vieck. The store will operate on up to date Woolworth principles and opens today with a big sale offering any piece in the store for 100.
George W Cathart is jailed on forgery charges after police arrested him Sunday. Authorities allege he passed a forged check on M Schwartz a pawnbroker.
John Davis a laborer for the Union Pacific railway at Mine Wafta was brought to St. John's hospital yesterday afternoon for treatment. He sustained a fractured leg when a rail fell on his limb at work.
A note offering group trips to Estes Park for parties of ten. For information contact L. G. Davie at Sand's Drug Store in Al.
An old notice lists T. J. Carlin with general delivery in the city offering free delivery. The Robinson brand is mentioned along with wholesale and retail ice cream and a contact telephone 87.
Gov Geothme W. Clarke rests easily at Methodist Hospital Des Moines at noon with indications of continued improvement after illness. report notes his condition as favorable.
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