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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1910
Page
3
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A formal five o'clock gathering hosted by Mrs Davis and Mrs Woods at their East Twenty-first Street home featured ten distinguished guests and an ornate table with pink sweet peas and dahlias. Attendees included numerous local society figures while the Moseum Aid society discussed starting construction on a maternity ward and correcting a previous misstatement about Chapter EO.
Paris area churches plan union services at all church auditoriums each Sunday after Chau Tauqua opening. Evening service time shifts to 7 30 from 8. Ministers decide to hold joint services through the summer with all denominations participating.
The item notes an operation performed by physicians and lists visitors and guests in town. Tadge John D. Parkinson of Kansas City visited for a few days. Mrs J P Jenkins departed for a tour through Colorado Durango. Russ Mabel Patten remains active in the First Congregational church choir as soprano. Miss Patton’s singing draws praise. Mrs Charles Hailey hosts her sister Miss Bihel Sandison from Canada. Mrs Rote Bradley visits Cheyenne and Clyde Early returns to Nampa Idaho.
The Atlas showcases an acclaimed one act comedy headlining with “The imaginary Dave” by Lew Kelly company. A dope fiend lover and a German character drive a clever dialogue filled with racy humor and a strong supporting act “Guise.” Carlton sisters perform juvenile numbers with new dances while three short films conclude the bill including a railroad strike scene full of pathos.
Itching eruptions quickly cooled with oil of wintergreen and thymos formula. D. D. D. Prescription from Chicago labs offered at 25 cents for a limited trial bottle, promising rapid relief tonight. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
A promotional note states Benzoin Almond Lotion sold by Palace Pharmacy will cure tan and freckles and invites customers to try the product.
The town of Riverton and Freemont County close businesses and fly flags at half mast after the death of Lieut Col George Gregory of the Wyoming National Guard from appendicitis. Mayor Stepp issued a proclamation ordering closures from 1 to 6 pm during Gregory’s funeral.
The J. D. Wright Agency lists multiple real estate transactions including parcels in town blocks. Descriptions mention lot numbers, improved structures, and various transfers to new owners with improvements noted.
N Matson to O F P Webber Lot 7 block 179 and Lot 1 block 180 unimproved. W D Kel loge to W He Yeager Lots 6 and 6 block 77. Chas G Mantz to Lawrence P Desmond. Corner of 26th and Warren avenue improved by a seven room modern house.
An advertisement promotes SWAMP ROOT as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder trouble. It claims suitability for various ailments and offers sample bottles by mail with a pamphlet from Dr. Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY. It lists price options at fifty cents and one dollar and invites readers to request samples.
The family of Mrs. John Teague and son Chas Puelschner thank kind friends and fraternal orders for their sympathy and kindness on the death of their husband and father.
The Lowry perjury trial continued in district court after a lengthy Saturday session. Judge Carpenter ruled on motions to direct a not guilty verdict while prosecution reopened the case with a transcript from the Wilde and Pletcher rape case. Defense presented evidence including camping gear and items used by the Hartville trio, tied to Wilde's earlier exoneration and the perjury charge against Lowrey and Pletcher.
An unclear fragment describes electric motor ease for a horse power dredge used in placer mining. It references rivalry and control efforts, hinting at technological and operational competition in a mining context.
City briefs note Mrs Glaftke the Florist advertises choice flowers and floral work with a phone listing at 4 Carey Ave and 23d St. Teddy Will Speak item mentions a Frontier committee communication from Theodore Roosevelt consenting to address Frontier visitors on August 27. Ninth Leaves Tommorow reports cavalry departure for Pole Mountain maneuvers. Passenger Injured describes Thomas Griffin’s ankle sprain after alighting a trolley at Pioneer Park. Teague Funeral records a large funeral service for John Teague led by Rev Metridge with Odd Fellows Knights of Pything assisting. Local ads list sale prices on Regal Oxfords at Wasserman’s. Hegin Work This Week notes Burlington engineers arriving to build a siding between Burlington and Colorado & Southern. No federal court session this week as Judge Riner travels to Hyannis. Police recover a saddle stolen last week from Dian Fallon. Carpenter Marvins J L Parks returns from Cheyenne with his bride Mrs Nelle Smith.
Brig. Gen. Ralph Hoyt and part of his staff depart Fort Russell today for Pole Mountain where army maneuvers are scheduled to be held.
A forest fire burning on the Sierra slopes near General Gromit National Park has reached the giant tree area about 60 miles east of Visalia. Back firing is being used to save the remaining trees as authorities attempt to gain control of the blaze.
A wildfire spread into a preserve but did not burn trees. Three days of work by soldiers civilians and rangers has subdued most flames. Fire now stopped on the east and south but danger remains that backfire may escape. Several thousand acres of timber destroyed.
Sign painting notes a fire in Rock Springs Wyoming that total destroyed compressor plant No 4 at Union Pacific Coal Company mines Nos 7 8 9 and 1 halting air supply. Electrical machines only will run until replacement lowers mine output. Ad copy follows for clothing services by B N Emwetz at 1821 Carey Ave.
Bloomdale Ohio resident Mrs BE M Frederick shares that after suffering backache headaches and fatigue she found relief with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges others to treat the root cause of female weakness to regain strength and health.
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