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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
3
Poem line expresses a longing for nature away from confinement seeking sky grass hawk clouds water and woods. Classical sentiment from Richard Hovey emphasizes escape to outdoors for renewal and peace.
The Delta Alpha society of the Presbyterian church hosted a pleasant Lake Minnehaha picnic on Monday with music and games. Mischief by boys spoiled the lunch but the girls recovered their eats and enjoyed the afternoon. attendees included Mabel Knight Nellie Huff Cook Helen MacDonald Fay Perry Venice Guernsey Kathryn Dyer Clara Dodds Lucy Jeffords and Hazel Schmidt.
Scalp treatments and manicuring offered at Mrs. Ligler's Beauty Patters located at 411 W 1oth. Phone 817-W. Whiteh for the ladles' special at the Cox Ball Tent on Capitol Avenue. Refers to Pure White Lead. The Sherman Oo.
Yesterday the school celebrated Bobby Walton’s fifth birthday with a program of games drills and table work. Mrs Walton helped Miles Davidson and the party closed with a lunch and cake with candles. Mrs C E Sands will host guests for a few days. Misses Marjorie Greeg and Minnie Foglestrom of Junction City Kansas are en route to the coast.
Mrs Van L Gilford entertained friends with a charming informal Ken sington gathering Monday afternoon as a farewell courtesy before the family’s departure for the raid in a few days. Pink and white roses decorated the parlor and dining room.
A household laxative recommendation emphasizes Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective remedy for constipation and stomach liver bowels. It notes the product suits babies and adults, praises its pleasant taste, and offers free sample bottles by mail to Monticello Iowa address requests.
The ladies visited and sewed, and at five o'clock the hostess with her daughter Mildred Gul ford and Miss Mildred and Glene nia Graham served a delicious tea. The guests included Mesdames John L. Jordan, George Gilland, Amanda Martin, Steele, H. F. Guy, Dr. M. Car ley, Godrune Snow, Tom Reed, J. E. B. Graham, Schaffner of Lusk and Miss Phelps.
Miss Lucile Emery entertained Saturday evening with an informal party for a lively group. Guests visited moving picture shows before gathering at Emerys Cook block rooms for supper and merry talk. Pink and white decor featuring sweet peas, ties, cakes, and mints set a festive table. Hostess led the revelry alongside Miss Lucile Argue, Mary Mecknerney, Ethelwyn Crew, Ethel McDevitt, Hazel Kelley, and Hazel Astle.
Mrs Alvarado Fuller left for Topeka after a visit at Fort Russell hosted by Mrs Charles Stodder and Mrs Herman Sievert. Captain and Mrs George White joined the Ninth Cavalry at Fort Russell. Mrs James H Bryson will entertain at cards Saturday. The Ninth Cavalry Card Club met for bridge and five hundred with a merrier social session and supper. Hostesses were Mrs Noble Mrs Mitchell and Mrs Raborg. Mrs R E D Hoyle arrived from Fort Riley to spend the summer with her parents and Mrs Guilfoyle.
A long hotel arrivals note lists numerous guests and spouses from cities including Washington D C Denver Omaha Des Moines Laramie Chicago Seattle and St Louis among others. Names include Horton Reid Keeley Mathews Harbour Cortell Hardy Gay Held Gunn Gunn Mullen Snyder Taylor Hamrick Kerne Norrington Barnett Re nard Noble Lockridge Stearns Cole Hunter Briner Ryan Stow Tennis Carmen Noolan Delaney Archibald Rinks Conwell and many others with accompanying residences or origins.
A fragmented roster appears listing numerous individuals including H Wagner W7 Henwood William Flick Don Busking William Lancante Houghlin Scofield Joan Lindstrom W A Dalsom H J Allen and Ira M Schopf Egbert with possible city Denver and related initials shown in transfer.
A fragmented OCR reads like a roster or notice listing individuals and locations including Omaha Denver Buffalo St. Louis Castle Rock Billings Hereford and various surnames. No clear event or action is stated. details are incomplete and names are uncertain.
A fragmented OCR list names numerous individuals and places including Metropolitans, C. W. Goodrich, Ed Meld, Rice, Wheatland, Pinedale, Los Angeles, New York City, Omaha, Fremont Neb, Denver, Meriden, Green River, Torrington and other towns. No clear event or action described beyond a compiled roster.
New York June 1912 prices show food products up about 22 percent with meat eel butter fish potatoes coffee tea sugar and salt 22 percent higher while wheat corn oats barley and flour rise 37 percent leather 12 chemicals 13 and textiles slightly cheaper overall averages near 20 percent. Beef up 26 hog products 40 and mutton over 60 driving household budgets higher as high hay crops and provender costs squeeze households.
Major A. W. Kimball of Fort Russell seeks sealed bids for wagon transports and hauling of stores between Laramie and Polo Mountain during summer maneuvers. Work begins around July 1 and ends with camp breakup about August 1.
Although Fred Hoey cancelled due to illness the Atlas audience enjoyed Miss Marie Buchanan as the third act. Les Huchanan and the Moulons receive praise for versatility while Chipoto Twits and Bear showcase a novel dance and lively finale. Atlas pictures and orchestra add to the program.
Ad claims a range of beauty tips and products including delatone for hair removal, ors root shampoo for clean scalp and lustrous halo, magatone with witch hazel for a lasting complexion, and pyroxin for fuller eyebrows and eyelashes. The piece promotes simple routines to enhance facial hair removal, hair quality, and eye features.
Cook Bros Co advertises sanitary ice at thirty cents per hundred. Contact phone 197 for orders and delivery details.
Washington sees a thousand million dollars a year extracted as protected industry profits, claims Senator Hitchcock. He cites monopoly profits, tariffs, and 46 756 strikes affecting 6 million workers as consequences of tariff policy and steel trust power.
Fragmentary item references The Sherman Company and steam-related concerns with unclear context and date after 4.1. Further readable details are not provided.
The Hudson Miner editor Jack Chenery faced scrutiny over wearing a derby in his section. He reportedly risked a shooting incident as he toured town in the hat, narrowly avoiding danger while moving toward cover to change.
Lost draft on Witter Iowa Bank for 12 dollars payable to Annice Strahl Finder. Please notify by phone at 266.
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