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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1912
Page
20
Political notices from Laramie county announce candidacies for sheriff and county treasurer with primary dates in August. Frank Roach and Corson Slingerland seek Democratic nominations while Ray Olds joins as deputy candidate for county treasurer.
Carson W. Slingerland of Egbert announces his candidacy for road supervisor of Laramie County. He cites extensive road work experience and asserts he is highly qualified for the position.
Grimes, who challenged all comers in the State Leader, has secured a bout with Young Brown. The fight is set for Green River on July 23 with a 148 pound weigh in at 3 p.m. Grimes trains daily at Muggsy School gym in the Jolly Pool hall rear from 2 30 to 6 p.m.
Patrons praise Capitol Avenue Theatre for best pictures and pleasing extra numbers by the Kentucky Mack Birds. The venue is described as the coolest in the city with plenty of fresh air and a welcoming rest stop for tired shoppers.
Western Junk Bottle & Coal Yard advertises Fredrick Coal at 5.75 per ton and invites customers to call 310 Black. They offer cash for rags iron metals rubbers bottles bones and sacks and mention Lou's Veta at 1822 Bent Street.
A collection of small announcements includes Miller's watch repair shop at 1709 Carsy Ave with service notes and modest pricing. Other items mention a Bank Examiner visiting Terre Haute for a family reunion, a handmade trunk at 316 near 16th street, and Mrs Stanton offering vocal lessons at 408 W 22nd St. Also noted are Gov Carey’s ranch trip, a Chicago summer school for Rev Davidson, long Penn Wyoming suit proceedings, and new National Guard regimental HQ in the Deming building. Further items cover cattle sales from Mr Metzler in Arapahoe, fishing conditions on Dale Creek, a Denver family travel for Mrs Sullivan’s health, three new homesteaders, a patriotism sermon by Rev Hills, and flag-day observances on Carey Avenue.
Lost item notice requests return of a black coat with tools left behind at Frontier Park speedway. Finder is asked to leave the item at this office.
Harold Brinker has tested his aeroplane at Frontier Park this week making 26 flights per day across one to three miles. He achieved perfect control of his maching and his friends call the effort a complete success.
Washington June 29 The Republicans outline on removing abuses to keep food prices fair cites Argentina beef and mutton markets and U S tariff effects The piece argues food shelter and clothing costs rise due to monopolies and high tariffs and critiqued the party for inaction over sixteen years.
A Pueblo couple Wiehe Tom and Ray Thompsen married Marguerite Haywood of Peyton Colorado Thursday at 7 PM at the Springfield parsonage. They plan to reside in Riverton. In Greeley Ralph Goodfellow and Gladys Shelburn were married at the Methodist parsonage and will live in Greeley. Rev Nelson of the Methodist church conducted both ceremonies.
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