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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
3
Bargain round up of ladies apparel and trim items offered after supper from 7 to 10 pm. Silk foulards ratine cloth embroidery edges ribbons belts gauze vests and more priced well below typical market with per yard and per item deals.
The ad promotes Ecro Scrim Curtains at $1.98 per pair with 40 inch by 2 1 2 yard size and mentions further sale items including $1.48 Taffeta Silk Petticoats, Pallored Linen Suits, and Walsta blouses. It notes evening only specials after supper and lists various colors and styles.
Advertises boys wash suits in Russian blouse style with fabrics and patterns. Priced at 98 cents and 1.48 dollars each, offered as a special for this evening.
A fragmented notice promotes a Saturday after supper sale claiming added buying power on every item. It hints at a late evening start around 110 o'clock and emphasizes savings for shoppers.
Mrs and Mrs Robert Gray host a pleasant dinner in honor of Mrs Frank Banner of Laramie. guests include Miss Margaret Banner Miss Anna Bauner Mr Frank Wagner and others. Miss Aurelia Brennan returns from Newport. Mrs Bruner and children visit Denver and a tonsiladenoid operation for William Bruner. Various visits and dinners fill the week at Fort Russell with couples, officers and relatives attending socials.
The Chautauqua series offers season tickets for one dollar to raise funds. The Venetian Troubadours performed two programs with Signor Bugenio Vante directing and featured artists Mele, Bertrane, Mara, and others. Lectures by Jamoa P. O Connell and Lincoln McConnell followed both concerts. Future events include Novelty Players and Chancellor G W Bradford lectures. Tickets available at JM Hill’s on Carey Avenue or at the grounds.
Chautauqua program lists afternoon prelude and concert lectures with performers James Francis O'Donnell Belle Keirney Jatoe Mac Dermid and James G MacDermid. Admission ranges from 25 to 60 cents. Also notes Sibyl Sammis Mac Dermid events and a Royal Italian Guards Band closing concert.
William Gibson accused of breaking into Mrs Jones's Park Addison home and choking her, leading to her death. The incident follows alleged prior break ins and is slated for district court today with attorney Dutch Kasteminen defending Gibson. The case draws wide local interest in Cheyenne.
Baltimore dispatch reports no Democratic leaders would accept second place on a Roosevelt third ticket. Wilson's planners say he would accept only the Democratic vice presidency, not a slot under another banner. Wilson aides deny any backing from Roosevelt factions or New Jersey supporters.
Industrial club members and Omaha boosters visited Cheyenne and other cities to share road building ideas. Key speakers included H E Frederickson J M Guild HK L Emery and George McBride with local officials aboard. The trip featured a smoker luncheon tour of the city fort and upper lakes and emphasized marking roads and construction knowledge to improve routes.
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