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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
16
A large gathering of farmers and families traveled forty seven miles to a community service. Rev Van Winkle delivered a helpful sermon and Mr Weins sang, uplifting the congregation. Afterward Vee and Mrs J G Thompson hosted guests and shared farm products, inviting a return visit soon.
The Women’s Club hosts Mrs Flow Taylor at 420 East 18th Street on Wednesday afternoon June 26 inviting all members and two guests. The PLE afterhood ends its season with a gathering at Mrs W C Mentner’s home 165 Thirty third Street. Mystic Maze plans a Thursday afternoon entertainment with Mrs William Horder hosting the Mystic Maze segment.
Thursday afternoon session notes indicate Mires and C YY will receive their bridge. Bear is mentioned in relation to the event while details remain unclear.
The Wednesday Bridge club will meet with Mrs. A. E. Roedel Wednesday afternoon.
Members of the Oak Leaf Chapter of the Keecern Star prepare a trip to Laramie to exemplify the chapter and floral work at the newly dedicated temple. About forty have signed to go. others to confirm with Mrs J P Jensen or Mr A J Mathews to be included.
The Jewish Ladies Circle will gather Wednesday afternoon at 2 50 for a church circle meeting at Schule located on 1907 Thomes Street.
Mrs A W Clark and Mrs G A Rokatoid will entertain the Methodist Ladies Aid Society in the church parlors Thursday afternoon. The Neptist Mission Circle meets Friday with Mrs George Huger. Roll call will be answered by missionary current events and new study books arriving for distribution. At South Side church Friday.
An editor notes a cordial invitation to St Mark’s Guild meeting at the Parish Home on Friday, followed by a bake sale there Saturday. The Presbyterian group plans an afternoon gathering with Mrs. I. B. Swan at 414 Central Ave. Sunday services occur in Durham with Rev George Van Winble General Donald Mr Wole Whipple and others visiting nearby dwellers for religious services.
The jury in William Graham's assault case retired for the night after failing to reach a verdict. Graham testified in his own defense claiming he was hot near the scene on the night in question.
Chicago June 24 Theodore Roosevelt says he will not be swayed by Baltimore convention actions and will accept the progressive nomination on a progressive platform and fight to the end. He held a final conference with his aides before leaving Chicago.
Notice states high demand for Wreck of the Titanics and The Crest War On The White, Alave Trade. Publishers unable to fill all orders. Mr. Taylor and the undersigned will deliver in about one week in Fort Ruswell and Cheyenne. Signed Richard Porter, Bow 11s.
Article touts revival of simple herb remedies over concentrated drugs in Germany and the new medical school favoring native roots like golden seal and Oregon grape. It cites Dr. Fiore of Buffalo endorsing herbal remedies and mentions Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with patient testimonials about relief from chronic conditions.
A Wyoming reader argues Cheyenne should secure wool storage warehouses and woolen mills. He cites two to three missed opportunities, notes promoter Bearrup’s visits, and stresses Cheyenne as a central transport hub with future rail enhancements boosting regional wool industry prospects.
A regional prospect highlights Cheyenne as a future industrial hub with water power near, strong crops, and high quality wool. Advocates urge home woolen mills to cut transport costs and foster employment, proposing Cheyenne as the first link in a western mill network.
Paris society catalogs Mrs William B Leeds as the season's sensation for emeralds worth over a million dollars. Her tiara necklace and new $149000 stomacher, part of a vast collection, captivated guests at a lavish Cotillion before her London trip.
An old advertisement urges readers to care for skin and hair with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. It highlights benefits for complexion hands and hair and notes sample offers via Cuticura, Dept. B Boston, including a 32 page booklet on skin and scalp treatment.
A locating party from the Kansas City chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will start Tuesday morning to place stony markers along the Santa Fe trail in Missouri. They will follow the old route to Old Franklin in Howard County about 100 miles east.
Summons issued by District Court First Judicial District Wyoming Laramie County against Daniel J. McCarthy for divorce filed June 20 1912 over desertion and neglect to provide. Aug 24 1912 to answer. clerk T J Fisher. attorneys Lee and Mallin. Also brief item obituary suicide pact and book notice from Fort Russell and Cheyenne deliveries in about three weeks.
Sanitary Ice offered at 30 cents per hundred. Cook Bros. Co. is contactable by phone at 197 for orders and information.
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