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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
3
An OCR fragment describes a social gathering with decorated rooms and a dining table set for twelve. Names such as Misa Birgoke and Mint Benite Tomes appear, noting guests and needlework, but the passage is garbled and offers few concrete facts.
A sprawling local column lists attendees at a Paris fashion themed gathering and a social hour hosted by Rebekah lodge No. 8. It notes plans for a piano fund benefit, refreshments served, and names several club members and guests. The piece also covers graduations, upcoming concerts, and three upcoming social events centered on tea and meetings at residents’ homes.
Local merchants launched a wave of bargain sales this week in Cheyenne with various openings. Highlights noted yesterday included the Gleason Mortantile company sale among others showing distinct promotional colors and offers.
Disjointed OCR fragment notes reduced prizes and increased patronage at a Washington state event, mentioning Mint Meyers Dry and Peleen prizes with references to London. Readable details are sparse but suggest a market or fair attracting more attendees and exhibitors in Wa State.
A testimonial from Mrs Alvena Sperling of Chicago explains how doctors recommended surgery but Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her inflammation tumors and pain. The ad claims the product has restored health for thousands of women troubled by displacements inflammation irregularities fibroid tumors and other female complaints.
A mixed sales report shows the department favored by patrons while the esol department sustained a loss. Totals indicate the lhirgent Meeipty' for any oe ding stone, with five stations, and sales continue today.
Mrs Sny der widow of A C Snyder Cheyenne pioneer and Western Union manager died after a long illness. Survived by five sons a daughter and several grandchildren. Funeral at Fire Congregational church at 2 pm Saturday with Rev Frank L Muor officiating viewing 10 to 12 at residence.
Carrie Remacio died yesterday at 6 pm in Joan's hospital after a short illness. She lived at 315 West Twenty-third Street and is survived by her husband Peter Remende and four children. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
Readable notes indicate graduation gifts offered by Buechner Jewelry Co with items described alongside Window displays. Sun Proof Paint advertised by Sherman Co appears nearby along with Fancy strawberries at Kelley.
The district court will hear Councilman Henry Swent's petition for a writ of mandamus against Mayor P. S. Cook. Judge Mate is expected to issue an alternative writ directing the mayor to recognize Alderman Sweet as a city council member of Cheyenne before June.
A small storefront sale of fishing gear is listed at Coste Ellis located at 208 West 17th Street. The item range implies basic tackle supplies for local anglers.
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