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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1912
Page
11
Extra large supply of apricots pineapples and dried fruits and canned meats cheese pickles olives offered with low prices. Special seasonal items include cookies chips and cherries from Oregon. Monday and Tuesday promotions encourage shoppers to buy locally to beat the heat and heatless meals.
Capitol Hi club postpones its meeting to July 10 at Mrs. Urban's. W. W. C. of the R. M. A. to meet with Mrs. William McGuire, 7166 17th Street, with Mrs. Robert O’Brien expected to report on New Orleans. Miss Juanita Kimball hosts C. C. C. of a new girls club tomorrow. Wednesday Bridge Club slated for July 16 after postponement. Hospital Aid Society to meet Monday afternoon at the library. attendance urged. St. Mark's Guild meets next Friday at the Parish House. hostesses listed. Bugust Willing Workers meeting rescheduled to July 12 at Mrs. Dr. R. Tyson’s home. Congregational Missionary Society met Friday. Jewish Tables Circle hosts a dime social and card party tonight at A. O. U. W. hall. public invited.
The Baptist Missionary society met Friday afternoon at Mrs. George Hager home with strong attendance. Dr. Kupard state Sunday school missionary and Rev. Van Winkle attended and were well received. Mrs. Stockwell presided and a fine program was presented.
The Baptist Sunday School group held a monthly banquet and business meeting in the church parlor. Guests included Dr. Rupard, with thirty members present and discussion of an August picnic. A bake sale by the Markle Guild at the Marsh House raised 22 dollars.
Mrs D S Swan hosted the Presbyterian Aid society Friday afternoon with needle work and visiting. Twenty six ladies attended and refreshments were served at five o'clock. Eleventh Infantry beat the 9th Cavalry at the fort by 10 to 2 and the series tied two games apiece with the deciding game set for this afternoon. Mrs J L Klesick returned home in Laramie after visiting Park Addition friends. Elizabeth Marks, Albany Hotel night clerk, stepped on a needle at home and underwent an operation with uncertain outcome.
A razor sharp quip from the Enquirer arguing that calling a man who plays cards with his wife and brags about beating her a weakling exposes masculine bragging as weakness. The remark frames boastful conduct as more blameworthy than mere competition.
The jury convicted Harry Pease of manslaughter for the death of Samuel Schickling at a west end resort. Prosecutor urged second degree murder or manslaughter. Private Scarfess testified to Peace striking the victim and fleeing with Krug. Sentencing set for tomorrow with a penalty range of 10 years to life.
The funeral of Mrs. 2. W. Whit comb will be held at the family residence 22293 Carey Avenue Monday at 4 o clock. Viewing hours are 1 to 4 Monday afternoon. Mrs. J. P. Hume, a daughter, is expected to arrive from South Dakota this evening.
Apple manager of the St Louis Salvage Co said ads in the State Leader attracted larger crowds to the Truckrey stock sale than before. The Leader notes its status as the morning paper read at breakfast and by housekeepers during daily chores.
Washington reports the Senate moved to relieve government finances amid delays in large supply bills. The action affects salaries for Congress, the judiciary, the president, and other items due to July payments. veto threats over the commerce court provision loom if bills stall. Army and navy pay depend on timely appropriations before Monday.
A message urges Congress to pass a joint resolution to fund the government after July 1 until supply bills are acted upon. It arrived too late for the House today before adjournment and faces a possible temporary tie up in government business as the deadline looms.
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