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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1916
Page
5
Various Cheyenne items note city happenings from water safety to Memorial Day planning. Short notices include residents urged to submit city claims by Monday and a hotel listing for visitors from Wheatland and Basin, plus a parade inspection by Mayor and city officials.
Family of George W Snow expresses gratitude for church and lodge tributes, graduating class and friends after the loss of beloved son and brother Dr Ralph E F Snow. Flowers and tokens helped bear the sorrow of the going away.
The advertisement urges readers over thirty to drink plenty of pure water, breathe outdoor air, and use Anuric tablets to stimulate kidney action and combat uric acid poisoning. It claims backache, rheumatism, neuraglia, and tiredness improve with Anuric, offered in tablet form with a trial package option from Dr. Pierce at Buffalo New York.
All veterans are requested to assemble at the Court House Sunday evening at 7 16 to attend the memorial services at the Methodist church and at 9 00 p m Tuesday to meet at 17th and Capital avenue to join in the memorial exercises by order of Captain J P Jenkins Commander Major F P Foote Camp No 9
Miss Dorothy Bruce visited Greeley with Miss Margaret Firuce and Miss Ruth Chaplin ahead of a June 1 graduation at the Teacher's College. Charlotte Chaplin will join Monday for commencement. Mrs. H. L. Pascall and Mrs. Clarence Hammond returned from Denver. Mrs. Ralph Robertson from Kansas City after her brother-in-law’s death. Mrs. W I Goodenour and children arrived from Glideview Montana to visit the Howard home. Lila Leach left Maola school duties and travels to Cheyenne to see her mother and sister. G A R members urged to assemble for memorial services at the M B church Sunday evening.
A new industry for Cheyenne opened at 1720 Pioneer avenue by Otto Flader and George J. Pille. It will be known as the American Metal Welding, Cutting and Supply company. Mr. Pille is an expert in welding and brazing all metals.
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