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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
13
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A list of young Gheyenne residents celebrating birth anniversaries appears today. Among those noted are Drake tomorrow and Myrtle Franson of Converse school both born March 2, 1902, along with Isabelle Parsons of Central school born March 2, 1902. James Vraziner of Johnson school born March 1, 1899 and John Hughes of Johnson school born March 2, 1897.
City notes report jewelry firms and trunk makers serving Cheyenne residents, visitors to the Albany hotel in Denver, and new incorporation filings by Uinta Trading Co. of Carter Wy. A baby boy arrives to Mr. and Mrs. Shade. Ranch sale transfers Hubbard ranch to P J Hall near Glenda. Flour ads promote Turkey Red hard wheat and Kansas Cream Flour at 20th and Thames. City dog catcher reports 52 dogs captured.
The records note unfinished February business as 41 items destroyed but not redeemed, Chief Clerk Robert Taylor wraps up Eleventh Legislature duties after adjournment. Reports include Phagan Son repair shop services, marriage licenses for Swan Henke and Smith Benton, fines for disturbances, notary commissions, dry farm hogs shipped to Hammond Packing, state livestock observers, and the first meeting of the new livestock commissioners with Hess Underwood and Bell named to the board.
Personal Mention covers Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Beatty of Pine Bluffs visiting Cheyenne, Ed A. Raveille en route from California to Douglas, and Edward T. Davis of Douglas visiting the governor. Also noted are F. B. Knittle returning to Douglas, Mrs. Gatchell learning of Mrs. Welle’s death in Gary South Dakota, and John E. Mooney’s Pacific coast trip with Cheyenne stays. Mrs. Ira B. Fee of Laramie visiting Cheyenne with ties to Professor Fee, former deputy state superintendent. Western Union wire chief H. Higgins and family, including Mrs. Higgins and daughters Helen Roth and Constance, arrive from El Reno where he worked with Rock Island.
CG A CG We invite all to attend a basketball game tonight in Keefe Hall Two Rivers Wisconsin admission is 600 entertainment for all.
Mrs. Crockett reportedly walked downstairs one step at a time after treatment, a feat claimed to be impossible for five years. The ad promotes TIZ as a unique foot remedy that clears pores and cleanses poisonous exudations, promising relief after a week. It urges purchase from Walgreens, Chicago.
A government agricultural department announces a new winter emmer grain after four years of experiments. It is described as highly valuable for stock feeding and other purposes, with the bulletin to be published shortly.
General admission 5c seats for everybody as Two Rivers Wisconsin hosts a basketball game at Keefe Hall with entry for all fans.
Oliver Harold, a fifteen year old accused of forging names on counterfeit checks, evaded pursuers for over two weeks across Wyoming and Colorado. Deputy Sheriff Hardin captured Harold in Cheyenne and will transport him to Laramie to answer forgery charges. Harold is described as very small for his age and appears younger than his claimed fifteen.
Governor Joseph M. Carey approved two bills yesterday after a rested night. The measures include a school bill establishing drainage districts and House Bill 169 governing the duties of the state veterinarian.
London Saturday Review discusses hair care with Prof. H. L. Gnagely endorsing dry shampooing over frequent shampooing. It cites mixing orris root and powder to refresh the scalp, claiming shinier, thicker hair and a healthier scalp with no dandruff.
Acting Chief Brannigan reorganizes the Cheyenne fire department distributing new members. Five recruits join across Central and Boat Ride stations: Richard Barksdale Walter Fox James Cole at Central and John Seales Millage Grace at Boat Ride. Fireman Welsby moves from Boat Ride to Central station.
Prof. B C Buffum of Worland, a seed breeder and plant expert, is completing a statewide agriculture text book for seventh and eighth grades. Gino & Company will publish it, with an expected hand to publishers between March 15 and April 1 and general use next year. The work spans about 800 pages.
Chairman William Storey of Laramie County received a telegram from U S Senator Warren announcing Congress has accepted the conference committee papers. The action amends the right of way of 150 feet along the northwestern boundary of Port D A Rummel military conservation to the county for a county road. The Colorado and Southern and Burlington lines are involved in the project from Seattle to Calgary.
Amusements A Second Success. The Three Twins returned for another night at Capitol Avenue theatre to a large audience. Victor Morley’s humor and the Yama Yama chorus drew recalls, with Miss Bessie Clifford’s performance and Eveleen Ming earning praise. Cast, songs, and tableaux equally impressed, including Good Night Sweetheart and Cuddle Up a Little Closer.
Advertises European springs as a lure but promises relief from itching skin using D. D. D. Prescription available locally. Claims instant relief and skin becomes smooth, urging purchase of a 250 bottle from Poiske Pharmacy and A. B. Ro.
Note states that the signer assumes responsibility for any notes or obligations signed by Dave and Miller and not personally signed by the signer. Dated February 28. Signed MM, Dave.
Lovey Mine acts praised for costuming as Francis Wilson headlines The Bachelor's Baby at Capitol Avenue. Brown and Mills perform Just for Fun with Jeanette Dupree, The Minstrel Four, and Prof Dunn and the Little Orchestra providing a broad, well-priced bill. curtain at 7:45.
Francia Wilson discusses the successful comedy The Bachelor’s Baby with Eleanor Barry. Barry praises the late Rich Mansfield's memory and his art, recounting his irritable moods and a memorable exchange after a curtain call. Barry also portrays Mrs Streator, the sympathetic aunt who runs the bachelor home, delivering a well drawn performance. Miles Barry, a Californian, looks forward to returning to the Pacific slope with Wilson on tour.
General admission 50 cents with seats available at Keefe Hall Two Rivers Wisconsin for a local basketball event featuring GC A C Va and Two Rivers teams.
A Philadelphia report says John Kelly aged 16 was shot and killed by 10-year-old James Engle while imitating cowboys from a movie. The incident also involves Michael Kelly, younger brother of the victim.
A fragmentary account describes a shooting incident with a father rushing to aid his son, a lad who died before reaching hospital, and Engle being sent to the House of Detention prior to formal processing.
Lebanon Pa March 1 After nursing 130 smallpox cases during an epidemic and avoiding infection Miss Lillian Light a trained nurse died from blood poisoning caused by bites from an insane patient She had been nursing an alien woman with a dangerous condition and suffered two bites on the wrist and one on the breast before succumbing.
In the spring of 1909 I was bedridden with kidney trouble and tried many medicines. A sample of Kilmer's Swamp-Root helped, leading to more bottles and the passing of a very large bladder stone. Since then my health and business improved. J L Knowles Headland Alabama. Notary public confirms the testimonial. Kilmer Co Binghamton NY offers sample bottles and a booklet on kidneys.
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