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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1911
Page
5
Miss Nellie McHugh of Johnson school born March 17, 1899. Richard Allen Bryan of Central school born March 17, 1592. Miss Eleanore Louise Larsh of Central school born March 17, 1898. Miss Hazel Buvick of High school born March 17, 1894.
Local brief noting G. $8. Stafford of Grover Colorado visited friends in Cheyenne. Earl Flaherty of Underwood was among out of town visitors at the Metropolitum mover. F. Greer of Nowood was a Cheyenne visitor yesterday. V. and J. J. Bullock of Lone Tree conducted business and called on friends. James Stacey of Riverton was a dislocated up state visitor at the capitol city yesterday. QL Bauer pioneer dry fury settler of Glover Colorado district was a business visitor here yesterday. Mr. Armetrong recently has been employed.
A long string of out of town visitors and Cheyenne residents are noted in the Cheyenne scene. C Smith from Carr Colorado H Burnside from Laramie transacting in Cheyenne Gee Smiley and Db Wagner from Hymeton Arthur Momes from Codyne at the city and ex governor Fenimore Chattert on joining at Blackburn ranch near Laramie William Dunstan returning to his Pine Bluff ranch Former Mayor Peter S Cook undergoing a second surgical operation and resting Misses Jennie and Jessie Tupper departing for Portland and Salem Mrs Dr Delroy Shingle called to Pennsylvania S Pearlstine secretary of Cheyenne Industrial leaving for New York George S Walker returned from Denver Tax Commissioner John McGill to tour the state Albert Chapman back from Cuba and other southern climes E Colyer of Denver asbestos company Cheyenne A Wilkinson pioneer of Hebert renewing acquaintances R Taylor of Wheatland dealing with half egg matters BE B Badger of Horse Creek registered Oscar Wilson of Pine Bluffs in Cheyenne C P Borenton former state game warden Humane society worker Rock Springs in Cheyenne Mrs B B Lathy of Riverton at Albany J H Plinn of Hartville on business Alex Butler of Casper owner of Butler and Capitol Hill additions in the city Butler predicts Casper’s bright future J S Atherly notary State Sheep Board at Inter Ocean hotel Senator Frank A Handenl of Carbon county guest at Plains Dr Magahy of Lusk business visitor Mrs Dr C Catlin of Hartville guest at Inter Ocean hotel.
In the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction Rose A Bird the state board of charities met with Otto Gramm lessee of the state penitentiary. They discussed the state buying Gramm's equipment and planned to inspect the Rawlins property next week to take an invoice and prepare an offer.
Woodruff a wealthy lumberman from White Salmon Washington arrived in Cheyenne as a guest of J F Jenkins a local shoe dealer. He praised Cheyenne calling it the brightest and most prosperous looking place he had visited during weeks of travel. Jenkins and Woodruff knew each other forty years ago in a smaller Cheyenne.
Announcement lists Fort Russell army officers with promotions Ninth Cavalry Lt Col W Watt to colonel Major McComb to lieutenant colonel and Second Lieut W Breever to first lieutenant at Port Russell.
Ray K. Brablel identified by police as a deserter from the United States Army was arrested by Policeman Barnard and held at police headquarters yesterday.
A dental ad style note touts Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as instantly easing fullness and gas from overworked stomachs. It claims to speed digestive juices, reduce foul breath, and refresh mucous linings, promising relief and a better disposition. Free trial package offered on request from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
The Atmas last night featured Leo and Chaguman in a comedy gymnastic act titled Wanted a Donky. Gardner Lowell and his dog Mike performed high glass juggling and acrobatics. Charles Mack & Co presented Come Back to Erin. Prof Dunn and the Little Orchestra helped create one of the best bills. Reserved seats held until curtain rise.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Cheyenne Methodist Episcopal Church mourns Mrs A Bristol who served as treasurer and mother of the organization. She held a strong missionary spirit and supported foreign work, her life described as faithful and well done. Her passing leaves a lasting spiritual light.
A brief verse notes farewell to the sun as it sets and expresses hope of reunion beyond the river where sorrows end. The speaker marks a ceremonial mood from a committee context.
The cast for next Saturday night’s Capitol Avenue production of Seven Days includes performers from the Astor theatre in New York where the comedy is in its second year. The show ran all summer in New York, a distinction not shared by other comedies, signaling its strong popularity. Van Norden’s Magazine hails the two and a half hour farce as endlessly funny and fully worth seeing.
Raymond Hitchcock brings a 75 member company to Capitol Avenue theatre for a Cohan Harris musical comedy tour. The Man Who Owns Broadway features Flora Zabelle John Hendricks and Sylvia Bridwell in a brisk, song filled, farcical plot with a marriage ruse and criminal schemes. Tickets go on sale Monday at 9 o'clock.
In South Cheyenne a city sanitary officer Kilgore risks his life to save a cat during fumigation. He grasps the cat by the tail to extract it from a fume filled room, narrowly escaping deadly fumes as the animal struggles on the walls. The homeowner berates him for the act.
Sherman Ud Guy Stoddard of Cheyenne, inventor of a monoplane flying machine, reports another disappointing test. The five horsepower engine proved insufficient, though other parts performed well. He plans engine repairs or a replacement while continuing trials, confident overall in the machine’s potential.
Dr Pierce asserts a right to reveal medicine ingredients and promotes Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ailments and pregnancy related discomforts. He urges readers to request a free booklet and warns against untested substitutes sold for profit.
Washington reports a farsight for Wyoming with fair and cooler conditions Friday and Saturday. Local data show a 24 hour period ending 6 pm with a maximum of 68 degrees and a minimum of 26. Palmer, Section Director, notes weather details and mentions Sherman Co moldings.
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