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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1910
Page
11
A store announces a promotion offering a handsome present to every woman customer who makes a purchase today. The offer clearly targets female shoppers and promises a pleasing gift for each eligible transaction.
At the home of Mrs. L. Davis on East Twenty first Street a formal five o clock luncheon was held with ten prominent guests seated around a clothed table and center arrangement of pink sweet peas and dahlias. Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Davis assisted by Miss Marion Burrage served a lengthy collation to a wide circle of attendees including numerous named society members. A separate museum aid meeting followed with plans to begin construction on a new maternity ward and a correction issued about Chapter EO sisterhood affiliations.
A ministerial meeting decided to hold union services at all church auditoriums for the remaining summer months. Evening services will start at seven thirty instead of eight. The note mentions travels of Mrs. Sallie Lyons and the Littlers heading to Nevada for work and residence changes.
Several society items appear with travel and visits. Tadge John D. Parkinson visits Kansas City for a few days at highlater. Miss Patton sings soprano in the First Congregational church choir. Mrs. Charles Hailey hosts her sister Miss Bihel Sandison from Canada for the summer. Mrs. Rote Bradley stops in Cheyenne en route home to Nampa Idaho.
A one act comedy headliner titled Tmeginary Dave draws big crowds at the Atlas this week with high applause and rapid tempo. The Lew Kelly company presents a dope fiend in love with a girl and a German character amid witty exchanges and risqué humor. The act is backed by the clever Guise act, while Carlton sisters perform juvenile dances with new steps. Three motion pictures close the bill, including a poignant railroad strike scene.
An апт advert promotes D D D Prescription from Chicago laboratories for instant itch relief. It claims a few drops of wintergreen oil and glycerine compounds soothe skin and offer a trial bottle for 25 cents, with a warning the price may not last. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
Palace Pharmacy advertises benzoin almond lotion as a cure for tan and freckles. The promotional copy urges customers to try the product for lighter skin and even tone.
The town of Riverton laments the death of Lieut Col George Gregory of the Wyoming National Guard. Mayor Stepp issued a proclamation calling all businesses to close Thursday from 1 to 6 pm and the town hall flag at half mast as residents pay tribute to a prominent and beloved citizen.
The J. D. Wright Agency lists multiple real estate transactions including lots and blocks with improvements and various parcels described. Names such as Kellogg and Malia appear among the dealings, detailing changes in ownership and land features.
N Matson transfers Lot 7 in block 179 and Lot 1 in block 180 unimproved to O F P Webber. W D Kellog e to W He Yeager transfers Lots 6 and 6 in block 77. Chas G Mantz transfers to Lawrences P Desmond. Corner of 26th and Warren Avenue hosts a seven room modern house.
An advertisement touts Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder trouble. The copy claims broad effectiveness and offers sample bottles and pamphlets by mail from Dr. Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
The Teague family expresses gratitude to friends and fraternal orders for kindness and sympathy after the death of dear husband and father, Mr. Teague, with a note from Mrs. John Teague and son Mr. and Mrs. Chas Puelscher.
The district court resumes testimony in the Lowrey perjury case after long sessions. Judge Carpenter denies a motion for acquittal, and the prosecution reopens with transcripts from the Wilde and Pletcher rape case. Defense questions evidence while presenting camping outfit and other items allegedly used by Hartville trio.
A terse report notes that rivals compete in placer mining using electric motors of Inven horsepower to power a dredge. The article describes how ease of control and operation influence the scope of mining activity and efficiency.
City briefs report Mrs Glaftke the Florist advertises choice flowers and floral work with phone number and address at Carey Ave and 23d St. The Frontier notes Theodore Roosevelt consents to address Frontier visitors on August 27. The Ninth Cavalry departs Fort Russell tomorrow for Pole Mountain maneuvers. A trolley accident injures Thomas Griffin near Pioneer Park. he is in hospital. John Teague funeral attended by relatives and Elks Knights of Pythting. Rev Mer Fetridge presides. A Burlington engineers team will arrive to begin a cement siding project between Burlington and Colorado & Southern.
Brig. Gen. Ralph Hoyt and part of his staff depart Fort Russell today for Pole Mountain where army maneuvers will be held.
Visalia California July 11 reports a forest fire burning on Sierra slopes near General Gromit National Park 60 miles east of Visalia. Firefighters back fired to save the giant trees as efforts to control the blaze continue in rugged terrain.
A major wildfire crossed toward the preserve but spared the trees. Soldiers civilians and rangers have fought flames for three days. The fire is out on the east and south but a backfire could escape control. Several thousand acres of big tuber have been destroyed.
Fire total destroyed compressor plant No 4 at the Union Pacific Coal Company mines Nos 7 8 9 and 1 in Rock Springs Wyoming crippling compressed air supply. Until replacement only electrical machines will run reducing output. Also notice for clothing alterations from M O B Nemwetz at 1821 Carey Ave.
Bloomdale Ohio woman describes relief from backache and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims the medicine targets root causes of female weakness and restores strength, urging others to try the remedy based on personal testimony.
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