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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
8
A large group of farmers and families gathered for a religious service. Rev Van Winkle preached a helpful sermon and Mr Weins sang hymns that pleased the congregation. Afterward Vee and Mrs J G Thompson hosted visitors with hospitality and shared farm products. A return visit was invited and warmly welcomed.
The Women’s Club hosts a June 26 gathering at 420 East Eighteenth Street with all members and two guests invited. The season-ending meeting follows at 165 Thirty-third Street hosted by Mrs Mentner and others. Mystic Maze hosts a separate Thursday afternoon event chaired by Mrs William Horder.
The note states Bear will receive her bridge plus Thursday afternoon, with Mires and C YY involved. Details on event timing and participants are limited in the fragment.
The Wednesday Bridge club will meet with Mrs. A. E. Roedel on Wednesday afternoon.
The Oak Leaf Chapter of the Order of the Keecern Star will travel to Laramie today July 2 to exemplify the team and floral work for the new temple dedication. About forty have signed to go and others planning to attend should give their names to Mrs J P Jensen or Mr A J Mathews so arrangements can be made.
The Jewish Ladies Circle will gather Wednesday afternoon at 2:50 PM. Location is the Schule at 1907 Thomes Street.
Mrs A W Clark and Mrs G A Rogkatoid will host the Methodist Ladies Aid Society at the church parlor Thursday afternoon. The Neptist Mission Circle plans a meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs George Huger and others. Roll call and missionary current events will be discussed. new study books distributed at ten o'clock. South Side church Friday.
An invitation invites St Mark's Guild to meet at the Parish Home Friday afternoon and a bake sale Saturday there. Presbyterian Society plans Friday afternoon gathering with Mrs. I. B. Swan at 414 Central Ave. Sunday service at Durham with Rev George Van Wimble and others visiting in the area for religious services.
The jury in the William Graham assault case retired for the night without reaching a verdict after Graham testified he was hot near the scene of the alleged offense.
Chicago June 24 Theodore Roosevelt said he would not depart from his Saturday pledge and would accept the progressive nomination on a progressive platform. He insisted he would not be influenced by any action the Baltimore convention might take. Roosevelt held a final conference with his aides before leaving Chicago.
Notice that due to high demand across the county the publishers cannot fill orders for Wreck of the Titanics and The Crest War On The White Alave Trade. Orders solicited in Fort Ruswell and Cheyenne by Mr. Taylor and the undersigned will be delivered in about one week. Richard Porter, Bow 11s.
Revival of simple herbal remedies over concentrated inorganic drugs spreads widely in Germany and new physicians advocate natural roots. Dr Fiore of Buffalo promotes native roots like Golden seal Oregon grape root and mandrake as allies to established remedies, with patient testimonials cited.
The article argues Cheyenne can become a wool storage and manufacturing hub. It notes past missed opportunities with Walker and Bearrup, urges local backing for wool warehouses, scouring plants, and mills, and highlights Cheyenne as a central wool region and railway hub with growing transit importance.
A Cheyenne observer argues the city can become a major mill center with wool from nearby Wyoming, water power, and irrigation boosting crops. He envisions a chain of mills starting here, reducing freight and costs while creating jobs and prosperity.
Paris society was astonished as Mrs William B Leeds displayed an emerald collection valued well over a million dollars including a $149000 stomacher bought at Carters. Her diamonds and gowns drew awe at a 150 guest cotillion before she departed for London.
An advertisement urges care of skin and hair, praising Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for red rough hands and dry thin hair. It claims small cost and lists a sample offer from Cuticura, Dept. B Boston, with a 32 page booklet on skin and hair treatment.
A locating party from the Kansas City chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will start Tuesday morning to place stone markers along the Santa Fe trail in Missouri. They will follow the old trail route to Old Franklin in Howard County about 100 miles east.
Summons issued in the Wyoming District Court for Laramie County. Cora L. McCarthy sues Daniel J. McCarthy for divorce on desertion and neglect since 1911. Judgment may be entered if he fails to answer by August 24, 1912. Clerk T. J. Fisher and attorneys Lee and Mallin represent the plaintiff.
Cook Bros Co advertises sanitary ice at thirty cents per hundred. Phone 197 listed for inquiries or orders.
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