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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1913
Page
8
Local items include watch repair at Miller's, court news on Wellnitz recovery, and shopping tips at Center Music Co. Other notes report travel for Miss Hicks, Mrs. Sloan to Chicago, and a high school team trip to Laramie. Also listed are fashion ads, funerals, and upcoming Woodmen event with Lent church program details.
Branch Coal Office-Van Tannell and Draper open an uptown office in the room once occupied by Charles Bailey on Capitol avenue. Notable registrations include Normandie arrivals Mra BH A Rebwerling of Burne and Mrs W A Simmons of Heela, Inter Ocean guests Pitts Glenrock Bunn Meriden Markley Hillsdale, and Metropolitan registrations R G Tremain La Grange J F Torpin wife Wheatland. Fire committee returns from Denver. Jackson Tarbox files for 20000 dollar corporation. Union service tonight at Presbyterian church with temperance address by Mrs Lora La Mance. Weekly current events at Capitol Avenue theater today. Social at K P Hall March 11 hosted by Pythian Sisters.
A police court decision in Washington declares that barbers may operate on Sundays. The case challenged an 1860 regulation prohibiting Sunday barbering, and the court found the rule invalid.
Classified notice offers a seven room modern house for rent close in. Contact details incomplete but asks for $21 per month or period and references 18th Street. Readable line hints at a local housing ad from an older paper.
A National Builder guide describes constructing a 10 by 14 foot outdoor farm cellar with an arched roof rising seven feet eight inches at center. It details hole dimensions 11 ft 4 in by 15 ft 4 in, step dimensions, wall and floor forms, rebar placement, concrete mix, and roof arch formation with ventilation options.
Fragmentary clipping recounts a tale of a woman who had her son baptized with a name chosen to amuse future generations. The piece references Canon Hardely and a book of Moglish names as context for the odd naming.
The city court quickly tried eight couples and individuals arrested Thursday night. Three couples were found living illegally and fined $10 each. Mary Rucker was convicted of renting a house for immoral purposes and fined $10. Clolan Gont paid $5 for drunkenness. Two women were fined $7.50 each for masquerading in men’s clothing. Four arrestees who did not respond forfeited $40, and one colored man who posted a $26 bond saved $16 by paying a $20 fine after changing his mind.
A reader notice lists numerous individuals and spouses across cities including Chicago Pine Bluffs Kansas City St Paul Denver Omaha Casper New York City Detroit Salt Lake City Caspar and St Louis. The item ends with a prompt to subscribe for the State Leader.
In regions with plenty timber or scarce timber and scarce bees decoy hives can pay. Farmers fit hives with foundation frames and one frame of old comb, hang them from trees at the woods edge, and rely on bees to swarm. Results vary but profits are likely where many keep bees.
An advance program for the Atlas Theatre outlines upcoming performances and show times. Details describe scheduling notes and venue announcements for the venue's spring season.
Certificate from Cheyenne Wyoming dated March 1 1910 states the National Fidelity & Casualty Company licensed in Nebraska is authorized to transact health and accident insurance in the state for the current year. Auditor Reb Forsyth seals the document with John Schuneman as deputy.
In Casper Wyoming last week a boxcar of 21 railcars of sheep was opened while trains were in Casper yards. The sheep were en route from Riverton to Chicago aboard a Delfelder shipment. Detectives search for the thieves as the car was not sealed at Riverton and no proof of who opened it is found.
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