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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
3
A cheerful account recalls a picnic with chaperones Mrs. Peabody and Mrs. Y. Beard. Names of girls and boys, plans for future outings, and a Philadelphia student at the National School of Oratory are noted. Word arrives of a June birth in Ogden.
A cheerful group of girls and boys held a Saturday picnic at Hereford Grove in honor of Miss Ida Bruce visiting Mrs. Charles E. Morton at the Fort. A carry-all carried most, with some boys cycling. They explored woods and hills, saw snakes, and had a lively day. One girl fell from a bridge amid a playful incident.
Letters from Mrs. Junta A. Moore of Asheville and Mrs. Rice Kreain of Circleville praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. The ads urge women to rely on the remedy during this critical period.
Mr FE Z Steever hosts a Japanese Tea at five today for sister Miss Gertrude Thompson. Visitors Mrs R F Migdalski and daughter travel to San Francisco July 5 to join Lieut Migdaleki of the Ninth Cavalry en route to the Philippines. Miss Charline Rockell held a slumber party with Mrs T Paul Wilcox and friends, a lively concert and supper ending with photos. Kingham heads to Colorado Springs for a month’s vacation.
Captain and Mrs Armstrong will host a dinner and reception for guests this Thursday evening. Captain and Mrs Kenalo W Walker will entertain at a reception tonight from eight thirty until ten.
Mrs Lucy Ord Mason of San Diego arrives at Fort Russell to spend the summer with daughter Mrs James B Kemper. Ida Bruce leaves Anna Texas after two months visiting Mrs Morton at the post. Gen Schuyler, a San Francisco guest of Col and Mrs Guilfoyle, departs that night. Colonel and Mrs Bundy plan an advertisement party at the Post gym. C C C young ladies meet at Miss Jamnita Kimball’s home for a social evening. The club will meet next Monday with Miss Kimball to conduct business. Attendees include Ida Bruce Jamnita Kimball Aileen Guy Laurie Robinson Florence Snow Fred Bond John Armstrong Walter Jones Langdon Morton.
An old remedy promises quick gray cover and natural color restoration after a few uses. It claims to remove dandruff and improve scalp health while restoring youthful hair, urging readers to try the product today and see fast results.
In a packed session the Penn Wyoming copper case advanced little amid lengthy statutory arguments. Plaintiffs represent Seymour Stedman Harrison White of Chicago and Mann of Norfolk. trustees for bond holders are Lacey of Cheyenne and H V Powell of Chicago. The suit targets Joseph Seep former Standard Oil vice president for alleged stock fraud across the country. copper properties involved located at Encampment. The Sherman Company is mentioned in connection with window glass and lead products.
The union pacific advances double track construction from Laramie to Boxster with seventeen miles remaining to be completed this season. Heavy wool shipments see fifteen carloads totaling 400000 pounds loaded by Colorado and Southern at Swan Spur for eastbound transport. President Mohler and a party of titon pacific officials inspected the lines and passed through Cheyenne yesterday en route to Omaha. GM Scorn and AGM Lincoln traveled east Monday.
The Carbon Timber Company of Ft. Steele has begun sending large shipments of ties to the Union Pacific treating plant in Laramie. The move strengthens regional rail infrastructure and expands local output for the railway network.
In the monthly bulletin from the Padkanger traffic department of the Union Pacific a large amount of space is given to advertising the resources of Wyoming.
Railroad personnel and managers travel for work as G. 4. Peller of the Wabash visits Cheyenne from Dover and Haniker of the Inlin Pacific has heatquirters in Omaha. W. L. Drennan and G. J. Black of the U.P. Coal Co. visit Hanna on business. Frank Tallmire of the P Coat Co. goes to Took Springs on business.
The piece notes fireworks during conventions as a prompt for safe celebration. It comments on political dynamics with references to Bryan Tammany Wyomin e delegation and CFB. It discusses possible consolidation of depots by major rail lines and hints at New York support, then briefly advertises Mrs Lister's Beauty Parlors at 411 W 19th.
Three Black men were arrested near the lake by Twin Falls police after a freight car robbery was reported. They allegedly took a package of new shoes consigned to The Idaho Department Store and visited the homes of Charles Davis, Robert Jenna, and William Jane.
In police court yesterday Tillman was convicted of violating a Sunday law tied to saloon and hotel operations. Other defendants faced charges. Emil Buneh was acquitted and Frank A Tillman fined 25.00. Trial scheduled for July with General Hugo Danselman for the defense.
The text lists weather code numbers with notes on fair weather rain or snow and temperature trends. It describes combinations of codes such as No 1 with No 4 to show warmer weather or colder conditions and No 4 alone signaling fair or rainy outcomes.
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