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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1913
Page
5
Members of Acacia Lodge plan to meet with Cheyenne Lodge to attend the funeral of their late brother Max Idleman. G. L. Strader, W. M. is listed as signatory.
Funeral service for Max Idelman will be held at the family residence. Friends are invited on Sunday. no shower is planned. The notice lists a 20 as an unclear detail.
Expresses heartfelt gratitude to neighbors for their kindness and assistance during the illness and passing of Willem Will and family. Mentions piano tuner in Denver and phone orders to 460-W.
Residents are informed of cafeteria dining times from 11 30 to 2 00 and 6 00 with hours extending to Toa The Robingen.
Cheyenne residents and visitors appear in city notices listing watch repair, dressmaking, piano tuning and lessons, notaries, hotel registrations, and arrivals. Highlights include 1709 Carey Ave service providers, 2104 Capitol Ave dressmaking, Union Pacific auditor in town, marriage license issued to George W. Gruber and Jennie Valentine, bodies arriving for funeral, and new incorporations Oil Mountain Land and Salt Creek Drilling with Casper ties.
George Storey, confectionery store owner in the Capitol Avenue Theater building, was robbed at pistol point early yesterday. A bandit demanded “Have you got anything” and then told him to “Beat It” after Storey said he had nothing. Police searched the district but could not identify the offender.
Cashier W. Stone of the Citizens National Bank was busy directing preparations for the bank's move to a new building. He oversaw cleaning and readiness as records and money were transferred, with the bank set to open in its palatial quarters on Monday.
The Young Men's Literary club plans its eleventh anniversary on the 1éth of next month after a weekly meeting. A. D. Kelly A. D. Walton and Professor Iva B. Fee form a committee to organize the event. Sam Thompson fills the vacancy left by the late Fred B. Sheldon amid ongoing meetings and discussion of a Turkish history paper. Dr. G. F. Johnston, back from Vienna, shared insights on European conditions.
Cheyenne readers are invited to inspect the Parish House Club a youth organization open to men over 16. The facility offers gymnasium boxing wrestling billiard reading room and indoor games with social and athletic benefits and a cordial invitation to visit and join.
More than 20 girls took the teachers examinations yesterday under the county superintendent of schools. Most applicants sought second and third grade certificates. many are city residents and convent students. Subscribe for The State Leader.
Charles Frohman presents John Drew in a new comedy by Al fred Sutro The Perplexed frue band set in London over three days on stage April 1 The tale centers on a wife who embraces woman suffrage and a husband who feigns agreement to win back his status His plan backfires as jealousy and comic schemes unfold with supporting players Mary Boland Hubert Cruce Alice John Margaret Watson and Walter Soldering.
The piece contrasts the beauty of natural aging with common ailments like poor digestion and sluggish liver. It claims Chamberlain's Tablets improve digestion liver function and bowel regulation after supper and lift mood, offered by all dealers.
A man believed to be Mike Ferra alias Nick Maretti, wanted in Des Moines for a murder last December, was arrested by Cheyenne police last night. He matches Des Moines descriptions, and an officer from that city may pursue him.
A long column of passenger names and residences appears to document travelers and affiliates passing through or departing from Plains, listing individuals such as Timothy Casey Basin A G Fisk Trinidad Colo Emil Franklin Kan Kansas City W C G Tuwes Denver J L Spite Chicago and many others with cities like New York Los Angeles Chicago Denver and Denver interspersed among many counties and states. The fragment reads like a roster of travelers with varied surnames and locales.
The New York Herald reports that Mexican prisoners at Belem prison suffer mental breakdowns from marihuana use. Smokers see animals like lions and tigers, then are driven to violence, with anecdotes of Americans and Mexicans turning insane and committing murders or attacks after exposure to the weed. The Sherman Co.
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