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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1918
Page
15
Winona Minnesota resident Albert Suirze reports relief from nervousness and sleep trouble after using Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The testimonial claims the remedy strengthens nerves and eases fatigue, with the product marketed as a standard treatment for female ailments.
Mrs G A Bartlett of Durham visited Saturday and Sunday with daughter in law Mrs C C Isaacs. Isaacs and children Eilen and Creed Jr plan to spend most of the summer in Buford. Edson, the son of Mrs Guy Taylor, recovering from pneumonia, shows improvement. Mr Guhaff and daughter Covarted Friday for Laramie to… Mr Hott met the 18th.
Mre Wiliikto Uneell and children plan a Wednesday trip to Boulder and Netherland Colorado to visit her sister for several weeks while Mina Margaret Shay will spend the theatre summer there. New service stars include John O Connell at American Lake and Chettie Adama at Fort Benjamin Harrison in the commissary. Others listed are Vernon Hatcork in Douglas Arizona Fred Gage in France and Boyd McCrowd aboard the MMisahatppl. Emery Rodger attended a Bible students convention in Denver. Mrs Jacoby, formerly of South Cheyenne, now Grand Island Nebraska, visits East Ninth Street friends. Dorothy French recovered from bronchial pneumonia. Otto Reichen and Leo Fitzgerald families host visitors on East Eleventh Street. Rilley of Denver welcomes a newborn daughter born Monday June 2 at their grandparents’ home. Agnes Engstrom is now Mrs. Rilley. Anna Gordon Union met at Mrs. Houx’s with Devotion and a program featuring Galloway, Benson, Babcock, Doak, and McKay.
Berkeley, Helen Galloway, and Reading Mra perform recitations and songs with Edythe Doak and Garten noted. The next meeting will occur in two weeks with Mra Bonham. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rolen of Sidney Nebraska welcome a baby boy born June 7 at St. John's Hospital.
Andrew M. Hamrick takes charge of the Cheyenne weather bureau in place of Dangerfield who moved to Honolulu. Hamrick is a returned Army officer recovering from typhoid fever and intends to rejoin the service when fit. He traveled aboard the Sonoma with a swimming team led by Owen Merrick en route to promote Red Cross meets in major cities. He knows several Cheyenne residents in the islands and officials including Col Kendall and Judge Banks.
Lady Michael Wardell, daughter of Sir Daniel Cooper, has married a third husband after losing two spouses in the war. She initially wed Wiseount Northland, who died in 1915, then Capt Geoffrey Mills who was killed last year. Her current husband serves as a Royal Hussars officer.
Several help wanted and sales notices advertise positions across the country. A reliable man is sought to drive and maintain a lawn at 17th Street with references and a small fee. Government clerks recruitment promises 20,000 positions with free literature from C Leonard in Washington. Salesmen openings include a Cleveland manufacturer with high commissions, a Detroit staple line role with $35 weekly advance, and a Chicago based firm offering daily earnings above $20 through exclusive territories. The notices urge quick responses and note wartime demand.
In Billings Montana on June 8 18 year old Louis Parque son of Mr and Mrs Joe Parque died instantly when his car struck Great Northern engine No 1227 at the Fourth Avenue crossing. He was thrown in front of the locomotive and the car wrecked. Coroner Smith will hold an inquest later.
Incomplete OCR text references a staircase between Conviet and C 8 depot on Warren Ave and a request to notify a return to Cheyenne Cigar Store. Mentions Business Opportunities Inc and individuals Philip Lawrence and Lei Bake with scattered wording about partnership awards and private property protections.
Notices include Joseph B Leach of Felera Wyoming filing final three year proof for land in Lot 1 2 3 4 6 Section 6 Township 15 N Range 69 W 6th Meridian and witnesses listed. Also hearing notice from Public Service Commission Wyoming on Mountain States Telephone toll rates service connections and rules set for June 14 1918 in Cheyenne with official seal.
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