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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1916
Page
5
Harry C. Ferriman a noted oil operator from Robinson Illinois and prominent at a Cheyenne tourney engages in business matters while visiting Cheyenne and meeting with Attorney General Preston.
John J. Lenihen state fish commissioner spent yesterday in Cheyenne en route to Hyattville to open a new branch hatchery. He is joined by son of John Baillie superintendent of the Laramie hatchery who will be custodian. Building is complete. equipment installation will take about a month, with Black spotted trout to be propagated.
The weekly publication Odd Lot Review highlights general market conditions and specific NYSE opportunities accessible to small investors. It offers samples for $1.00 annually and lists Odd Lot Review, Inc. at 61 Broadway, New York City.
At a March meeting the Rocky Mountain Lodge of Perfection No 3 installed officers led by John Alden Riner. Officers named include Charles C. Carlisle and William R. Dubois with others listed. Dates June 12 14 and 16 set for Wyoming Consistory mid summer reunion.
A special Pullman train carried eminent Masons from southern Wyoming to Casper for Magoule ceremonies this week. Notables from Cheyenne include Judge John Ac Riner A J Parshall grand secretary R H Repath Dr C Rafter Samuel Carson plus Laramie members Herbert King Jesse Converse Carl Jackson Prof Loy N D Beemer. The Wyoming Grand Commandery Knights Templar opens a regular session and other Masonry events follow with a large Shriners gathering and procession planned.
Funeral services were conducted for Viola Witters at First Methodist Episcopal Church with interment at Lakeview cemetery. Clara O Ashford was buried after services at African Methodist Episcopal Church, also at Lakeview. Ida Beck received private services at her home and public rites at the Congregational church, with burial at Lakeview.
Indianapolis Ind March 7 Returns in the first statewide preferential primary are slow to come In indications tonight are unusually heavy Republican gains and a falling Democratic and Progressive vote.
Many use Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken faded or gray hair at home. The remedy promises a natural, even result when applied with a sponge or brush, blackening strands gradually for a shiny look. It also markets Sage and Sulphur as a toilet requisite and preventive.
George S. Walker longtime Cheyenne journalist and woolgrowers secretary now runs the Western Typewriter Sales company in Denver, the western region’s leading typewriter and adding machine concern. The firm, with 20 plus staff and traveling salesmen, handles Corona Royal typewriters Dalton adding machines Nevatyle duplicators and more. Walker will maintain Cheyenne home base weekends, with his wife and son remaining until school ends.
John Walsh youngest son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Walsh of 425 East Twenty third street died yesterday at St Johns hospital after a brief illness of pnemonia. He was born and raised in Cheyenne and funeral plans await arrival of relatives from distant areas. Further notice of arrangements will appear in the Leader.
An ad touts LaManman Alterative as a remedy for bronchial catarrh throat and lung issues. It claims dramatic help, appetite gain, weight increase, and lasting relief after use, with references to a Philadelphia booklet and medical claimed benefits.
The first Industrial club luncheon for Cheyenne’s young men will be held in the club house dining room at ? o'clock this evening. J. D. Clark and O. M. Robertson, board members, will lead the event as the largest turnout is expected. Attendees are urged to boost the Frontier celebration. luncheon costs 75 cents a plate and reservations should be made before noon.
Ramaday Mustafa 2) died in the company hospital at 8 yesterday from injuries from a wind lifted handcar accident at Granite Canon Monday afternoon. Fellow workers Refor Banall and Roshua Yasar were severely injured and hospitalized. The trio, all Armenians, were traveling west when a passing train transported them to the Union Pacific hospital. Mustafa's body rests at the Karly morgue awaiting inquest.
The Rotary Club reports four new members admitted at a March meeting. Officers include Mrs Leonard as treasurer and Mrs J Ross Carpenter as visiting committee chair. A social gathering is planned March 21 at Mrs Busselle’s home with members Crain Carpenter Busselle Giland Leonard Lannen Crabb Miller Newlin present.
New York March 7 The general sentiment of many noted men is that Germany has exhausted its effort to keep America as an ally. Royd Macelwee secretary of the American consul general in Berlin says the U S strength is not feared by Berlin. He adds that Germans believe American sympathy for the Entente has kept the war going and that with that support peace would be possible now.
The Senate confirmed Newton Baker for secretary of war today. General Hugh L. Scott said army officers favor the selection, noting cabinet members expressed unanimous satisfaction with the choice amid a Wilson administration context.
A jumble of short items notes coat and repair shop ad services at 1709 Carey Ave and 206 W Rich, the Famous Cafe relocation to 1538 Carey Ave and 520 W 14th, Arnold’s Cheyenne trip on official business, and the Fair Assistant State Examiner’s two week trip.
The Congregational Church group met in the church parlors with Misses Huth Cheplin Emily Underwood and Missie Roberts as helpers. The Guild of St Mark planned sales at Union Mercantile store each Saturday. Mrs Frank King and Mrs Richards led the committee for next Saturday March 11. W C T U members met Mrs Grace to discuss campaign plans and hear talks by Mrs Porter and Mrs Wetlauler. readings and vocal solos highlighted the program.
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