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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1912

Page

13

Local Visitors Reported From Cheyenne and Nearby Cities

A compilation notes residents and visitors in Cheyenne including Baker of Laramie Aufdanbrimk of Golden Prairie Doubay from Cokevilla Watson of Lander Evans of Casper Mrs Blemans from Buckhorn Mrs D We Leman and daughter in Douglas John Doyle Jr headed to Oregon Stenographer McDevitt in Denver District Attorney Blypenburg Rawlings in Cheyenne Attorney Brimmer Rawlings in Cheyenne Rooney traveling to Butte Utah Rio Rosa Snyder leaving Cheyenne for Ogden A EB Cox and A Pinton U P passengers to Shoshone Waho Campatool Mrs word of Campatool arrives in Cheyenne.

H, Baker Laramie A. Aufdanbrimk Golden Prairie Cheyenne L. J. Doubay W. H. Watson Lander Capitol City W. T. Evans Casper S$. Sanderson Buckhorn M. J. Barry T. Barnhof Agbert Butte Moniita W. D. Brennan U. P. Coal Company Salt Lake Rosa Snyder Ogden A. EB. Cox A. Pinton U. P Mra. Word Campatool

Local Notices and Personnel Updates in Cheyenne

The excerpt lists varied local items including repairs at Miller's shop 1709 Carey Ave, state inspector Maurice Groshon on northern inspection trip, Mrs Stanton teaching vocal music, B I Davies returning from stock conferences, the hand made trap at 316 West 16th, editor Alex Hastle attending Presbyterian convention in Louisville, shoe shop on 221 West 18th, Chief Richard Moree attending federal court, Mountain States T and T directory revision with 400 names, building move at Eighteenth Street near C and S roundhouse, coiffure services and pricing, requests for auto donations for Memorial Day, G A R committee chairmen Thomas A. Castle and A A Mahar, resignation of G W Zorn as chief engineer for Lome Lake project, Lt and Mrs Singleton leaving for Alaska, and Rev C B Tingley named pastor of Olivet Baptist church per Minneapolis Tribune.

West 16Th Street Church O Alex Hastle Louisville Presbyterian Church American Electric 18Th Richard Moree Indian Police Wind River Reservation Federal Supreme Court Mountain States T. & T. Company Thomas A. Castle A. A. Mahar Lome Lake Construction Company Lander G. W. Zorn Cheyenne Alaska Singleton Fort Russell Seattle Minneapolis Tribune C. B. Tingley Olivet Baptist Church Thirteenth Avenue Fourth Street

District preacher to speak at evening services

Reverend My. Tingley of Bou rica Nebraska will preach at both evening services this Sunday in Cheyenne. He formerly led the Baptist church here and later served in Boone Iowa for about five years. Also note Hele Ware arrives for her first transcontinental tour in The Price. A Custer post G A R veterans encampment delegation from Laramie traveled to Cheyenne and then to Boulder for the department encampment.

My. Tingley Bourica Neb Tingley Cheyenne The Baptist Church Boone Iowa Hele Ware Henry B. Harris Custer Post G. A. KR Laramie Union Colorado & Southern Boulder

Jewelers and listings mix with lost pocket book notice

A mixed 1917 style notice lists Eureka Vacuum Cleaning and Stevenson Electrical Co with addresses, then notes a diamond setting ring and jewelers with a car flush line. A separate Lost Pocket Book notice asks owner to identify contents and offers reward, naming At las Theatre and a care Leader contact.

Eureka Stevenson Electrical Co Carey Ave Edhollm & Aken V. Plains Kansas Penboly & Nelson Thames Atlas Theatre

Union Pacific Seeks Track Laborers as Cheyenne Assignments Rise

Union Pacific reports strong demand for track labor with over 50 workers available for immediate placement from Cheyenne. Harry Wealling becomes night agent for Pacific Fruit Express, while Joseph Warlaumont succeeds him as seal clerk. C A Jenkins moves from Colorado and Southern to the day force. Executives including Assistant General Manager, Superintendent, and Roadmaster are in Cheyenne on official business with other U P officials visiting for inspections.

Union Pacific Cheyenne Harry Wealling The Pacific Fruit Express Company Joseph Warlaumont C. A. Jenkins Colorado and Southern U. P W. IM. Jeffers Maitland R. J. Vaughn R. 8. Ruble Denver City J, Keating Union Depot S. A. Miller Chicago Northwestern

Vinol Promises Relief for Weak and Sleepless Patients

Toronto woman regains strength after Vinol use post blood loss and surgeries. A. E. Roedel, a Cheyenne druggist, offers Vinol with a money back guarantee claiming it improves appetite sleep and general weakness. The ad asserts moral duty to help the weak and includes a broad claim of benefit for a wide range of conditions.

W. Smith Toronto Canada Vinci A. E. Roedel Cheyenne Wye

Souvenir Spoons Boost Cheyenne Sign of New Jeweler

Local shop Edholm and Aken Co advertising a new line of souvenir spoons at the Ploing Building. Restless and Sleepless Jewelers promotes the launch with catchy display taglines and eager storefront chatter.

Edholm & Aken Co

Englehart Warns Against Democratic Convention Tactics

William Englehart of Carbon County argues against Democratic use of Republican machine tactics. He urges ideology over backroom fights and says fights should be debated on the floor rather than in committees. He defends free speech and face choice as Democratic slogans.

William Englehart Carbon County Committee On Resolutions Democratic Party

Orozco Not Dispirited After First Battle

In Conejos region General Orozco declares the revolution has begun and vows to overthrow Madero. He cites food and water shortages, inferior artillery, and strategic retreat as reasons for the defeat, insisting his position remains secure.

Jiminez Mex Conejos Orozco Madero

Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Gentle, Natural Laxative Benefits

A vintage advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant liver and bowel cleanser with no griping. It touts gentleness, natural action, and quick relief from constipation, urging readers to seek the genuine California Fig Syrup Company product and beware imitations.

California Pig Syrup Company

Salvation Army letter urges Cheyenne aid and self supporting store

A Cheyenne notice from Captain A. E. Chesham outlines Salvation Army efforts including an employment bureau, a self supporting thrift store selling donated goods, and aiding the needy. It cites 50,000 converted drunks and 1,700 rescued fallen women nationwide, asserting the work saves rather than proselytizes.

Salvation Army Cheyenne United States A. E. Chesham

Wife Nabbed in Raid Sows Divorce Plot in New York

Mrs. Mary Jamin files suit in Supreme Court with jury to stop husband Fred Jamin from divorcing her. She alleges he offered 1500 dollars to end the marriage so he could wed a younger woman, and claims a conspiracy staged a compromising raid on her December 17 apartment to provoke a divorce.

New York Mary Jamin Sureme Court Ord Fred Jamin Bronx

Noted Dentist and Father Samuel Holmes Dies in Granite Canon

Dr Samuel Todd Holmes a prominent Mequketan dentist and long time Iowa Kansas City native died yesterday in Granite Canon Wyoming. Born 1847 in Meadville Ontario he practiced dentistry in Maquaketa for 34 years and served as a demonstrator at the American Dental College in Chicago. He leaves wife Rosea and three children Marty Emily Frances Garfield. Funeral 2:30 today at Early's chapel with Rev Nelson officiating, burial in city cemetery. He was active in the Methodist Episcopal church and cherished as a husband father and friend.

Samuel Todd Holmes Granite Canon Wyo Early Nelson City Holmes Samuel Mary Hollmed Meadville Towa Kansas City Magia Colorado

Raiding party described in scandal case details

Testimony describes a raiding party invasion of Mrs. Jamin's apartment. Henry P. F. Johnson admits he tipped off the lawless action and says he and Adolph Langenhahn shared a room. Mrs. Jamin's lawyers contend Johnson first entered the apartment and dragged her from bed toward Langenhahn's room before others rushed in.

Mrs. Jamin Adolph Langenhahn Henry P. F. Johnson Langenhahn

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