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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
5
A London resident presses for early ticket access in a pre sale arrangement with a time frame noted as one month in advance. The report mentions Norton of England and a regional payment plan.
London correspondent B. A. Norton, based in New York, requests five upper deck grandstand seats for Cheyenne Frontier Day 1909. He offers to pay in advance and cites past generosity, including a $150 contribution to a special race, and asks for seat costs and payment details.
An advertisement for GaSper teeth offers affordable, pain free dental implants for seniors replacing missing teeth. It promises no cutting or drilling and urges mutual examination before proceeding. Joseph H. Gasper and Dion Agltpe urge interested readers to contact their office for a consultation.
A Fort Russell social column details box party crowds at Capitol Avenue theatre with Mrs A H Marble hosting guests while other groups attend loge gatherings. Knightly camp fun at Hermosa and a return from camping highlight a busy week amid bridge games, receptions, and hospitality extending to Mrs Catherine Goble and the Lake sisters.
J Brefach Union Pacific freight and ticket agent returned from California after a month vacation. He toured sea shore resorts and met Will Daiber and Mr McCormick in Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs Fred Sheldon in Long Beach. Mrs Bretsch stayed to see daughter Laura Bretsch graduate at State University Laramie and teacher of history there.
A large party of Chicago and Northwestern railroad officials traveled south aboard the Denver train from Oria Junction in a private car for inspection. General Traffic Manager Stubbs of the Union Pacific also traveled west on train No 9 Sunday evening.
F M Gill editor of Ura Capitol Gazette will take over the Industrial Journal in Laramie City after purchasing it and move operations to Shoshoni. He arrives with A W Hirst and L McDonald of the Bee Publishing Co Omaha for the transfer.
Mrs. Nellie Hull and A. M. Harper were arrested in a compromising position in a Senate rooming house and escorted to the police station. Harper is a soldier with D Battery Fourth artillery.
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