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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
5
A historical notice extols Dr. K. V. Pierce as a premier expert in women’s diseases. It claims he has treated over half a million women with a 98 percent cure rate over 40 years and offers free consults by mail through the Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo.
The list shows visitors and residents moving through Cheyenne with registrations at various hotels. Names include Thomas Hall, S Wallace, Chester Wilson, Elmér Green, Alyanois, Wayne Miller, Forwell, Bessie Ranson, J Mills, Joseph H Key, Co L Beatty, H R Paul, and F W Paul. Places mentioned are Grendo Lander Casper Wheatland Douglas Moneta Sheridan Laramie Pine Bluffs Inter Ocean Normandie Plains Metropo litan.
Miller's-Is the place for correct water repair and adjusting. No job too difficult with moderate prices and high grade work at 1709 Carey Ave. John Thomas of Citizens National Bank leaves on a Denver trip. The Only Place For handmade trunks is 316 West 16th Street. Stop at 1715 Capitol Ave for a first class low shoe shine stand. A Davis resigns as assistant city engineer to join the U S surveyor general's office. Mrs. Harry J. Taylor improves after two weeks ill. Petitions Governor Clark Veatch, convicted of embezzlement, seeks a pardon. State board of charities to tour prisons and hospitals next week.
A testimony from Miss Barab Calkins of Waukegan Illinois dated March 16 1911 describes a winter breakout covering the body and legs that caused severe itching sleepless nights and sores. After four months using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent she reports complete cure with no recurrence and urges others to try the products noting rapid healing.
Guernsey County Attorney Rigdon and Sheriff Roach are in Guernsey on business. Federal Grand Jury meets in Cheyenne March 18. County commissioners hold regular monthly meeting at the courthouse. C F E Verry leaves Washington Market for Cheyenne Creamery. John Humphrey of Laramie makes final homestead proof on 160 acres. Hairdressing services advertised with emphasis on switches, pompadours, and scalp treatments. Mrs. Ligier offers services at 155-Red or 411 W 19th St. Barnett Mercantile Co. ad invites readers to spring styles. Father Duffey recuperating after surgery at St. Joseph’s hospital. Albert R. Corn of Denver and Tina W. Patrick of Colorado Springs wed at Congregational parsonage. John Foley purchases Myers’ new home at 19th and Seymour. The Ladies’ Toggery urges reader to view latest arrivals. Robert B. Cook of Lawrence, Kansas visits to organize Fraternal Aid Association lodge. Wyoming Day to be celebrated at Kansas City land show with Buffum and Sleeper showcasing Big Horn Basin. Cheyenne’s Western Trail magazine announced, edited by John S. Brooks, first issue March 15.
The federal court filed multiple new cases on Tuesday. United States vs. Francis R. Kemmerer and Oscar Peterson et al. also United States vs. J B Roberta and Ed B Goudy et al. United States v. and David Faddis et al. United States vs. Wm Madson and Chas Christmas et al. United States vs. Guy Cleveland and Edward Merritt et al. United States vs. Brigham Smith and Thomas Mathews et al.
The State Board of Land Commissioners met to settle Converse County Sheep Co leases near Manville. Attorneys for renewal and contestants presented claims of renewal rights and residence based preferences. A compromise was reached, avoiding further litigation and preserving community good will.
A Wyoming Tenant Woman’s Union meeting at Mrs. John L. Thomas home drew a large crowd. State President Mrs. Ellen J Werlaufer presided. speakers included Mrs. Frank L. Bright and Colorado Humane Society official Mr. Chillicothe who urged education in humane sentiment. Reverend C H W Garver discussed statewide conditions and endorsed initiative and referendum for humane laws. Miss Allie Jewell spoke on child welfare issues in South Dakota and Wyoming.
Ladies of Cheyenne urged to bring dresses for pressing cleaning and repairing to Frank Dubsky at 319 West 17th. He offers tailor made suits to measure with material options and guarantees satisfaction. Shop is commodious and showcases new ladies tailor cloth. Call appreciated.
At the Owls Monday meeting the lodge was presented with two nicely mounted owls to be placed in the lodge room. One bird came from Mrs. Harry T. Bright and the other from Mr. William Foster, and the lodge expresses gratitude for the souvenir.
An old time advertisement extols TIZ foot bath as miracle relief for aching feet. It promises swelling reduction and smaller shoe sizes, claims exclusive formula and nationwide availability via Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago, 25 cents a box.
The Laramie Literary club hosts a dinner tonight for WM Jeffers superintendent of the Wyoming division at Laramie. He recently dined with Cheyenne Industrial club. Division engineers J Marshall Caregory and M Markle returned from a Union Pacific inspection trip from Rawhina to Watmautter.
The Union Pacific announces new sleeper car service on trains numbered 8 and 4 operating between Cheyenne and Omaha. The change takes effect immediately.
Snow has tied up the Saratoga and Nnccampment railroad as Union Pacific carries passengers by stake from Sarg- TORT to Walcott amid disrupted schedules.
Pr H Brenam trainmaster for Co B and C at Curtis Nebraska was in Cheyenne yesterday on official business.
Superintendent Renick of the C. and S. was in Cheyenne yesterday on official company business.
Lesser Notes report Superintendent Jeffers traveled by Union Pacific between Rawlins and Green River on an inspection trip yesterday.
Thirty-two U P shopmen ended their walkout at Green River and returned to duties. Five were local union officers. Supervisor P A Beck of the U P arrived in Cheyenne on No 3. The local Railroad Trainmen met at the A O U W hall. Brakemen Houches and Baxter are sick. Herder Roberts is home with rheumatism but improving. A thirty car train of green fruit moved east on the Union Pacific yesterday. Conductor Burkholder returned from Wisconsin after a month and will resume his hill run.
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