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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1912
Page
11
Barnett's announces a weekly Saturday After Supper Sale from 7 to 10 PM offering big reductions on women’s silk hosiery crepe kimonas serge and silk dresses boys' wash suits and related fabrics. Items are marked down for the limited hour and not sold at other times.
Wytheville Va May 17 Floyd Allen first Hillsville mountainer tried for Carroll county courthouse murders was found guilty and faces the electric chair in Richmond. The jurors deliberated overnight and returned a verdict after Judge Staples reminded them of their solemn obligation amid a tense court scene with armed detectives.
A playful poem describes a busy tractor starting before dawn to perform chores. It plows reaps hauls and even churns butter and pumps water. As evening falls the tractor rests outside, powering a dynamo while the farmer reads by tungsten light.
Hydraulic rams lift about one eleventh of flowing water to higher elevations. With ten feet head and fifty gallons per minute, roughly seven gallons per minute can reach fifty feet, or three and a half gallons to 100 feet. They require no ongoing expense beyond initial cost, operate day and night with minimal attention. The Sherman Co.
Miss Flora McGregor and Mr. Steinberg featured at a prenuptial dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace G. Bond with peony decorations and matrimony quotations. Attendees included Miss McGregor, Mr. Steinberg, Mrs. Fosdick, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. McGregor, Mrs. B. A. Slack, and others. guests traveled from nearby towns as Miss Jeffers prepares to visit.
Miss Florence Mott and Mrs. W C Monteer spent winter with her mother in Lincoln before visiting in Denver. Miss Mary Barkedale hosted the Sewing Club Thursday evening with members Mikes Jabelman Louise Jabalman Sherman Myers Jennie Meyers and Darkedale sewing then taking a refreshment break.
The senior class received the lower classes at the convent on Thursday afternoon and evening. After a three o'clock start the Sophomore class staged a pretty play followed by games and five thirty tea. Place cards silent, class flower siliew with candy boxes attached. Dancing continued to nine o'clock. Commencement for the class will be June 25 with Miss Margar et Mullison and others named as members of the graduating class.
The final Lariat issue will largely honor the senior class edited by them and include class pictures, prophecy, will, history, gifts, poem, and the valedictory and salutatorian addresses. It sells for 26 cents with extra copies via Miss Cilara Doddy. Fort Russell social notes cover circuses, visits by Miss McMurtrie and Mrs Raborg, and bridge parties hosted by Mrs Dade and others plus Marguerite Dade’s birthday dinner.
Day afternoon. The ladies were very industrious, and much sewing was accomplished. Plans were made for a bake sale and afternoon at the Parish house Saturday afternoon, May. The hostesses, Mesdames Forsyth, Himery and Ninwander served light refreshments to the sixteen ladies present.
Those in charge of the May Day entertainment by the South Cheyenne WCT 17 are devoting time to tableaux songs recitations and eft with enthusiasm. Proceeds will fund a piano for the South Side Congregational church which is greatly needed.
Pramatic Entertainment presents a Wednesday evening program on May 22 at the Academy Hall. The senior lanes perform a farce The Obetinate Family and the juniors present Katte in Gooseland. Proceeds aid the furnace room and infirmary debt.
Retain the ewe that produces fine large lambs and that is a good dam. Thirty ewes to one ram is enough. better to have the number too small than too large. Sheep will thrive with the same care as other farm animals. Feed sheep well with good feed and a variety rather than a great quantity.
In Zanesville Ohio and Burlington Iowa letters recount relief from female weakness and dizziness after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Women describe improved strength and well being, urging others to try the remedy. The letters emphasize roots and herbs and praise the product’s benefits.
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