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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1912
Page
3
A local notice promotes Barnett's Cheyenne Saturday After Supper Sale highlighting big savings on advertised merchandise. It emphasizes one fourth to one half off and deeper discounts on broken lots, urging readers to note every item and its sale price for tonight's Sale No. of the Saturday After Supper Superior Sales.
Bright sale alert for boys blouses offered in light dark and striped patterns. Transparent text notes affordable pricing and a limited time window from 7 to 10 PM, with emphasis on quality fabric like gingham and madras.
Bargains advertised for tonight after supper from 7 to 10 o clock include Messaline Petticoats valued at 3.5 at 1.59 and white lace trimmed aprons priced at 19 cents each. The sale promises a range of shades and blacks in dainty styles with emphasis on value.
Barnett offers eight silk dress patterns at 6.95 with $9 savings, black gauze hose and gloves on sale after supper, curtain samples limited, gowns and accessories discounted 7 to 10 pm, closing time ends special pricing.
An advertisement promotes Leonard the Clairvoyant at Lyric Rooms near Lyric Theater offering counsel on business marriage divorce law suits health and personal ambitions. The ad claims he can overcome difficulties and guide to happiness with confidential private parlors. It lists a phone number and nearby service ads for cleaning and electrical work.
Lieut and Mrs BE Z Steever hosted Col De Castro of Douglas for dinner with guests including Col De Castro Captain and Mrs Fletcher Mrs Grieve Sam Thompson and Lieut and Mrs Steever. Mrs Walter Larsh slowly recovers from illness and several families travel or return from visits in Idaho Nebraska and California with mentions of National Guard ties and missions.
Col. De Castro of Douglas and member of the Wyoming National Guard was hosted by Lieut and Mrs. Steever for several days during an extended eastern visit. He left yesterday to return to his home.
The article notes a busy social week at Port Russell with many Indies host events for out of town guests and Fort arrivals. Notable occasions include bridge tea by Mrs. McNair, a General Dimmick reception, Mrs. Pearsons informal tea, and multiple dinners and card parties hosted by local families. Major Dade receives inspector general appointment prompting relocation from Fort SANSell to Fort Riley, with arrangements pending.
The Help One Another club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Hiram Davidson leading a productive session. Attendees enjoyed a profitable gathering with generous thanks to the hostess for her efforts.
The group with thirteen members adopted a club song Love's Old Sweet Song after refreshments. They set a two week meeting at Park Addition with Mrs Barkdale and plan to gather at Plaina Pharmacy then proceed to Mrs Barkdale's home.
Mrs. J M Newman and Mrs W K Jones hosted the Alpha club at Mrs Jones home Thursday evening. A bridge game followed by an elaborate lunch marked the last social meeting of the year with a pleasant mood and a guest list of numerous members including Mrs McGlashan, Mrs Milligan, Mrs Paine and others.
The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church held an at home evening at Mrs. L. C. Hills' home in honor of Mrs. Currens of Boulder Colorado. About sixty attended including youths from other churches. Mrs Currens spoke on foreign missions the Haines hospital in Alaska and the June mission school in Boulder. The group supports a missionary and contributes to the Haines hospital. A social hour followed with refreshments. Next week the Guild will meet at the Misses Winnifred and Bessie Stuart's home.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for indigestion and sour stomach. It claims immediate stomach cleansing, removal of fermenting food and foul gases, bile relief, and waste removal from intestines. It promotes a 10 cent box for family use and highlights children’s gentle cleansing needs.
Railroad workers offered a standard watch for four payments at cash price. Edholm & Akin Co a jeweler announces the deal from Plains Billion at Restless and Sleepless Jewelers on Sixteenth Street. Watch inspectors available.
The gathering featured soloists accompanied by Mine Minckburn and Marjorie Johnston. Mrs. Dobbins presided as guests enjoyed refreshments by Jonathan and others. Attendees included Mesdames Wittkle Slack Dobbing Hullock Crook Wiedon Tague Towner and many more listed. The notice promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic pain and soreness.
Notice notes a going out of business sale for Western Furnishing Co with observers urged to see the ad on another page. The banner hints at a TG Men Alarm Clock and watch inspectors linked to the closing, referencing Edholm and Akin at Maing Building.
Mrs. O H Shriver led Pallard's setting of the Ninety first Psalm with the Presbyterian choir in Lexington. The performance drew a large crowd, raised 355.41 for church offerings, and praised Mrs. Shriver for her musical leadership and training.
Ceo Matusk and Emily and family thank friends neighbors for their kind sympathy and many tokens during their bereavement. G W Bownitin conveys heartfelt appreciation for support shown.
Edward M. O Malley failed to attend his wedding to Miss Mary Wineberg in Blavenford yesterday. He later woke in Atlantic City with 27.60 missing from his pocket after sharing a drink with a stranger. He borrowed fare to return home and informed Miss Wineberg there would be no wedding.
Local creditors file claims after Deaver Northwestern Pacific Railroad enters receivership. Receivers Col. D.C. Dodge and S. M. Perry oversee operations with hopes of paying costs, cutting 400000 yearly interest, and funding improvements to extend to Salt Lake. Community and investors expect a faster path to profitability and eventual capital assistance. Eureka Vacuum Cleaners and Stevenson Electrical Co. advertise nearby.
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