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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
11
The speaker declares a longing to escape four walls and ceilings for open skies and nature. He seeks distant waters and woods where clouds pass slowly and hawks wheel high above. He vows to depart from confinement to find solace in natural landscapes.
Delta Alpha society of the Presbyterian church enjoyed a sunny picnic at Lake Minnehaha with line readings and a lunch recovered from mischievous boys. The group included Mabel Knight Nellie Huff Cook Helen McDonald Fay Perry and others. Nearby families report births travels schooling and upcoming summer plans for Miss Abbott Miss Van Winkle and Mrs Briscoe plus many local visits and entertainments.
Scalp treatments and manicuring offered at Mrs Ligler's Beauty Parlor 411 W 10th. Phone 817 W for ladies special at Cox Ball Tent Capitol Avenue Wednesday. Pure White Lead referenced by Sherman Oo.
Kindergarten pupils marked Bobby Walton s fifth birthday with a full school party including games drills and table work. Mrs Walton helped with the celebration and the event ended with a lunch and cake. Mrs C E Sands will host guests for a few days. Misses Marjorie Greeg and Minnie Foglestrom of Junction City Kansas travel to the coast for a visit.
Mrs Van L Gilford gave a charming informal Kensington gathering Monday afternoon before her family leaves for the raid in a few days. Pink and white roses decked the parlor and dining room as friends shared hospitality in a farewell courtesy.
An advertisement urges families to keep a reliable laxative for constipation and stomach disorders. It touts Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, non griping liquid remedy suitable for babies to adults, noting endorsements from Colorado readers and offering a free sample by mail.
A social afternoon at Croft with Mines featured sewing and friendship. At five o’clock the hostess, her daughter Mildred Guil ford, and Mildred and Glene nia Graham served a refined tea. Guests included Mesdames Jordan, Gilland, Martin, Steele, H F Guy, Dr. M Carley, Snow, Reed, J E B Graham, Schaffner of Lusk and Miss Phelps.
Miss Lucile Emery was the charming hostess Saturday evening at an informal party. Guests visited moving picture shows then gathered in Cook block rooms for supper. The table featured pink and white sweet peas and matching decorations, with pink and white ties cakes and mints. The priests were Miss Lucile Argue Mary Mecknerney Ethelwyn Crew Ethel McDevitt Hazel Kelley and Hazel Astle.
Mrs. Alvarado Fuller left for Topeka after a visit with Mrs. Charles Stodder and Mrs. Herman Sievert at Fort Russell. Captain George White and Mrs. White join the Ninth Cavalry. Mrs. James H. Bryson plans a Saturday card party. The Ninth Cavalry Card Club met for bridge and five hundred with supper. hostesses were Mrs. Noble Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Raborg. Mrs. R. E. D. Hoyle arrived from Fort Riley to summer with her parents and Mrs. Guilfoyle.
A long hotel arrivals list names numerous guests and their home towns including Washington D C Torrington Shoshoni Los Angeles Chicago Seattle Laramie Selma Denver Omaha San Francisco St Louis Des Moines Casper Helena and more. The roster includes individuals and couples such as Horton Washington Reid and wife Chad Hamrick and wife and J E Keeley among others.
A list of individuals including Wagner Henwood Flick Busking Lancante Scofield Lindstrom Dalsom Allen Craig Schopf and others appears in a partial archival text. The presence of first names and initials suggests a membership or contributor roster from a historical document.
A fragmented OCR listing of individuals and spouses across multiple cities and states. The text enumerates A W Powell Omaha R J Harper and wife Casper James M Amm Innott Evanston Mrs L Co Stephenson Ft Morgan Lee W H LeClare John Wollock and wife MH W Hoffman Wheatland C E B Miller Denver Mrs M 2B McAllister Guelph Ont Mrs F Lowe Buffalo N Y W L Smith St Louis H B Waltzen Castle Rock Stanley Kerr Billings Gee Phlagan Bidney Hunter Hereford Colo.
Readable fragments list individuals and places including Metropolitan, C. W. Goodrich, Ed Meld, Rice, Wheatland, Los Angeles, New York City, Omaha, Fremont, Denver, Meriden, Green River and others. No clear event. appears as partial notice or directory fragment with scattered names and towns.
New York June 1912 prices show living costs rising with food up about 20 percent from last year. Meat eel butter fish potatoes coffee tea sugar oats and other staples lead the increase, while fruit drops in price.
Major A W Kimball quarter master Fort Russell advertises sealed hide for wagon transports. Transportation between Laramie and Polo Mountain camp to haul stores and men from about July 1 to about August 1 as the camp breaks up.
The Atlas crowd welcomed Miss Marie Buchanan to fill the third number as Fred Hoey canceled due to illness. Hu chanan received strong applause and tomorrow DeWitt and Vitt are slated to appear for the rest of the week. The Moulons entertain with versatile acts while Chipoto Twits and Bear offer a novel dancing routine with bright costumes. Atlas pictures and the orchestra add value to the program.
An advertisement extols cosmetic recipes and beauty aids including delatone for hair removal, Orrin root polish for shiny hair, Maga tone mixture for a lasting complexion, and pyroxin for eyebrow and lash growth, urging daily use for a youthful look.
Cook Bros Co offers sanitary ice at 30 cents per hundred, ring phone 197 for arrangements and delivery details.
Washington June 1 Senator Hitchcock asserts the protected industries extract about a thousand million dollars annually beyond fair profit. He cites the steel trust profits, monopoly effects, 46 756 strikes in two years affecting 6 million workers, and foreign steel sales totaling 220 million dollars as proof that tariff protection harms the public and benefits a few.
Local note from Sherman Company hints at a service change as customers question steam operations. The brief suggests a disruption or adjustment to heating or supply with unclear details. Further information is expected from company communications.
The Hudson Miner editor argues derby wear near town is unsafe and could provoke a shooting incident. The tale recounts Jack Chenery in Cheyenne bought a derby and hid it as train approached, then hurried to the hotel to avoid attention.
Lost draft for $12 payable to Annice Strahl Finder. Please notify via phone 266.
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