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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1916
Page
13
Harry C. Ferriman a Cheyenne oil operator and tourney figure is in town pursuing professional business interests while visiting with Attorney General Preston.
John J. Lennen state fish commissioner toured Cheyenne en route to Hyattville to open the new branch fish hatchery. A son of John Baillie will serve as custodian. The building is complete. equipment ~a month to install. Expected ready date April 1. Black spotted trout to be propagated.
The Odd Lot Review presents general investment conditions and specific NYSE opportunities accessible to small investors. Published weekly at $1.00 per year, it invites readers to request sample copies from Odd Lot Review, Inc. at 61 Broadway, New York City.
At a meeting of Rocky Mountain Lodge of Perfection No 3 held March at the Masone Temple officers were installed by John Alden Riner Sovereign Grand Inspector General for Wyoming. Names listed include Charles C. Carlise as Venerable Master and Samuel Corson as Secretary. June 12 14 and 16 were set for the Wyoming Consistory midsummer reunion dates.
A special Pullman train carried eminent Masons from Cheyenne and Laramie to Casper for Magoule ceremonies. Notables include Judge John Ac Riner and A J Parshall. After the Grand Commandery session in Casper, Royal Arch and Shrine events proceed with a large Shriner turnout.
Funeral services for Mrs. Viola Witters were held at the First Methodist Episcopal church with interment at Lakeview cemetery. Mrs. Clara O. Ashford’s services followed at the African Methodist Episcopal church with burial at Lakeview. Private rites for Mrs Ida Beck occurred at her home, with public service at the Congregational church and burial at Lakeview cemetery.
Indianapolis Ind March 7 Returns in the first statewide preferential primary in Indiana are slow to come in Indications early tonight show unusually heavy Republican gains with Democratic and Progressive votes lagging
Advertises Wyeths Bago and Sulphur Compound for darkening faded or gray hair. Claims natural, even results in a few applications and notes its availability at drug stores for about ten cents. Mentions added ingredients to improve the old recipe and promotes the product as a cosmetic and preventive of disease concerns.
George S. Walker long Cheyenne secretary of the Wyoming wool growers and a prominent newspaperman transfers his business to Denver taking over Western Typewriter Sales, the leading regional concern. The firm handles Corona Royal typewriters Dalton adding machines and more with 1000 plus rebuilt or restored rewriters, ribbons, carbon paper and office supplies. Walker will remain tied to Cheyenne weekends as he shifts operations to Denver.
John Walsh youngest son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Walsh of 425 East Twenty third street died at St Johns hospital yesterday afternoon after a short illness with pneumonia. He was born and raised in Cheyenne. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of relatives from remote sections of the country. Announcement of funeral arrangements to be made in this paper. Furnished houses and apartments are in great demand in Cheyenne at the present time.
A historical testimonial claims Luna’s Alterative, sold by a Philadelphia publisher, cured serious lung trouble and bronchial issues. The user describes weight gain, improved appetite, and relief after taking the product, noting a previous clouded condition and ongoing cough.
The first of a series of Industrial club luncheons for Cheyenne’s young men will be held at the club house dining room at an evening hour. J. D. Clark and O. M. Robertson will lead the session as board members urging attendees to back the Frontier celebration. Luncheon costs 75 cents per plate. those wishing to attend should notify J. D. Clark before noon today.
Ramaday Mustafa age 2) died in the company hospital at 8 yesterday morning from injuries suffered when a handcar was lifted from the track by high wind near Granite Canon. Fellow workers Ref or Banall and Roshua Yasar remained hospitalized with serious injuries. All victims were Armenians traveling west with other track laborers. Mustafa’s body lies at the Karly morgue awaiting inquest.
The Rotary Club welcomed four new members at its meeting. Officers and visiting committee were listed, with Mrs Leonard serving as treasurer and Mrs J Ross Carpenter as visiting committee chair. A social gathering is planned March 21 at Mrs Busselle’s home.
New York march 7 the general feeling of many noted men is that Germany has exhausted its every effort to retain America's friendship and can do nothing further according to Royd Macelwee secretary of the American consul general in Berlin He says the Germans feel there is moral sympathy in the United States for the entente allies and this has kept the war going because the allies rely on the US in case of necessity They think that sympathy would make peace possible now
The Senate confirmed Newton Baker’s nomination as secretary of war today in Washington. General Hugh L. Scott reported unanimous cabinet satisfaction and said army officers viewed the selection favorably, as President Wilson was informed.
Local brief items list shop ads and notices. Miller's Repair at 1709 Carey Ave offers calibrated repair and high grade work at moderate prices. The Famous Cafe moved from 1538 Carey Ave to 520 W 19th St. Official business notes mention the Assistant State Examiner Fair traveling for two weeks. Ads mention autos for hire, phone contacts for lodging and messenger service, and local drugstore and Kleines store references with address details.
The Congregational Church hosts an afternoon meeting in the church parlors with Misses Huth Cheplin Emily Underwood and Mitiee Roberts assisting. The Guild of St Mark 6 holds sales Saturdays at Union Mercantile. Mrs Frank King and Mrs Richards lead next Saturday March 11. A W C T U meeting with Mrs Grace and Miss Porter features talks on campaigning in Georgia and a vocal program by Grace and her husband.
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