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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1912
Page
5
Mrs. Gunn of Roxbury Boston reports a nine month battle with a widespread itching rash on her baby. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the sores disappeared and the child slept through the night. They credit the treatment with complete recovery and no further trouble.
A collage of small items: Miller's watch repair at 1709 Carey Ave, Ranchester Bank incorporation with $10,000 stock, Mrs Stanton teaching vocal music at 408 W 23rd St, deserter George McDermott captured by police, handmade trunks at 316 West 18th St, Jack Pot Mining Co of Colorado Springs with $25,000 stock, American Electric Shoe Shop at 221 West 15th St, Casper delegates for oil convention, court warning after family quarrel, homestead entry by Milned Meeker at Van Tassel, Helen Ryan land entry at 110 acres, Chautauqua recital by Everett Kemp June 18, coiffure notes on new hair trends, Mrs Clara A Lider beauty services at 471 W 28th St, Chamberlain's Tablets praised by Darius Downey of Newberg Junction for stomach and bowels.
Attend funeral services for Lois James at Fraternal Hall on May 23 at 1 40 p m The notice also mentions a Boston bull terrier dog and a reward return address 146 Kk 2nd Bt The Northern Colorado Power Company directors meet in Denver on May 20 2012 elect HL A Wallace as Director and Hessdent Vice President.
Community bake sale planned for Saturday afternoon May 26 at St Mark's Porieh tiguae. Organizers promise a variety of desserts suitable for Sunday dinners and home entertaining.
W. Sullivan and Alfred Hebron were fined 90 dollars by Justice Wellaita for possessing vo laine. Indian inmate Iwallo Inia pled guilty to a statutory crime in federal court and received one year and six months imprisonment. The Jefferson Club meets tonight at the Tup per building 1918 Capitol Avenue with impromptu speeches and hopes for a full attendance. The Once-a-Week Social club reports strong turnout at Keefe hall last night and plans to continue dances through summer under Mr C Marsh.
Friends of the late Louis James may view his remains at the family home on Carey Avenue between ten and twelve today. Funeral services are set for 2 30 this afternoon at the Methodist church.
A letter accuses The Tribune of publishing untrue rumors that Union Pacific will operate the Train de Luxe for the Chicago and Milwaukee road by June 1. The writer claims the intended railroad was the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound, a misnamed and unrelated line, reflecting errors in coverage.
An advertisement fragment lists watches priced at 810.00 and 11.90 from Ed Holm and Aken Co. along with references to Restless and Sleepless Jewelers on Plaing Building 16th St. and mentions The Sherman Co. Pure White Lead. The fragment repeats the same watch lines.
Nine month old Wm J Wheaton died at St Johns hospital from carbolic acid poisoning after a bottle containing gold was left within reach while the family moved to Laramie. The child tasted the fluid and cried out. doctors were called but he died. The father faces forgery charges in county jail. Funeral held at Gleason's chapel at 2 today.
By June first the local dispatching force at Colorado & Southern will be entirely changed. Dispatcher Hurke will be removed from duty, J A Paine moves to Denver, and Y Stine leaves the office. E Willis becomes chief dispatcher and H Dinger will handle Paine’s duties. Burke’s resignation vacancy to be filled later. An order bans red outer garments to avoid stop signal confusion, provoking discussions on acceptable attire among western lines.
Snow files indicate seventy miles of track between Gerlog and Bordeaux will be ready for operation.
A Japanese section foreman for Union Pacific wired the general offices about the scene and plans for the deceased laborer. The response was immediate with railroad personnel and inspectors coordinating details as executives and staff traveled to Cheyenne and other cities on official business. Daisy Magee arrived from Rialto to visit R. G. Magee, with multiple staff movements noted to Denver, Seattle, Portland, and Chicago.
Preliminary surveys by the Union Pacific outline a new branch from Gering Nebraska to Medicine Bow Wyoming. Construction is expected to start soon, with work advancing in a short time.
City council approves boulevards improvements with 3200 budget and seeks better sprinkling service after a petition by 151 citizens. The body considers loaning Cheyenne’s steam roller, purchases private sewer block, rebids scavenger work, and adds sidewalks on partially paved blocks. Memorial Day invite accepted. bandstand project authorized. an anti pro at inites ordinance failed.
An ad lists cement work including sidewalks curbing retaining walls foundations and fences. Mentions concrete mix at 50 percent heat and offers low prices. References Thomas Boned and Licensed contractor at 826 Both Street with phone number 356.
Fragmentary text references a state leader named Want Ade and mentions assistance at two unspecified ends with scattered terms like three ones and a percentage figure. Details are unclear and no coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable portion.
Boston Mist reports Clarones V. Z. Michesou’s boy, jailed after a murder, had a normal brain per Medical Examiner McGrath. Brother Charlus Mihowon planned to accompany the body to a Walker debt proceeding. a conference with Clarence dehe non’s representative was set to settle the matter. The minister wished burial beside his mother in Amherst Court cemetery.
The Rev. Herbert Johnson testified that the Warren Avenue Baptist pastor accompanied the condemned man before his death. The warden sought to keep the prisoner calm and engaged he described the current application timing and the need for brief, improvised questions as the chair was prepared longer than expected.
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