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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1912

Page

13

Local Classified Notices and Small Ads from Carey Ave to 19th Street

A collage of short notices and ads lists watch repair at Miller's-Is the Place 1709 Carey Ave bankrupt sale at Carey n avenue store watermarked by a trustee in bankruptcy Barry Hios. The Only Place to get a handmade rock fg at 316 West 16th St. Funeral of an infant at Lakeview Cemetery from Early church. Mexican friend Kilgore linked to December murder. American Electric Shoe Shop touts leather repairs 221 Wear. Dismissal of charges against Beatrice Larson and Adelaide George. U of C student Warkley from University of Colorado engineering class of 1912. Memorial Day domobiles drive requests via Casile or Mahar by the 20th. Dyeing and bleaching at Michaelier’s 411 W 19th St phone 817-W.

Miller’s Carey Ave Russell H. Nichols Barry Hios Carey N Avenue West 16Th Street Wellnitz Dleatwedl Beatrice Rarson Adelaide George

Local Notices and Business Updates From Cheyenne Area

Tarber shops plan 9 PM hours Wednesday and Thursday closing at noon Thursday Decoration Day. New members join Industrial Club including RK Nichols and Frank H Wescott assistant secretary of state. Rock Springs visitors T A Taliaferro Jr and William Moonay in Cheyenne on business. Incorporations: Conservative Mining and Leasing $1.9 million capital, Cheyenne. Hibbard and Ballinger $26 thousand, Buffalo. J Wes ratten newly appointed deputy secretary of state arrives in Cheyenne to take duties this week.

Industrial Club HH. Nichols Frank H. Wescott Rock Springs T. A. Taliaferro, Jr William Moonay Eladce Cheyenne Mining and Leasing Company Hibbard & Ballinger

Fashionable Hall Dressing at Mrs Ligier's Event

Fashionable hall dressing at Mrs Ligier's eRatity Parks located at 411 W 19th Avenue hints at a society gathering. Phone contact listed as 817 W.

Ligier eRatity Parks

Sherman Co unions form sanitary board in New York

Representatives of unions affiliated with the United Hebrew Trades met in New York City to form a sanitary board to enforce safe sanitary conditions in factories. The plan calls for careful inspection of conditions and potential strikes if improvements are not secured.

United Hebrew Trades New York City

Sanitary Ice Prices Listed At 30 Cents Per Hundred

Cook Bros Co advertises sanitary ice at thirty cents per hundred units. Contact phone line 197 for orders.

Cook Bros. Co

Five Tons of Books Ordered for Fort Russell Library

Five tons of books for Fort Russell have been ordered through W. R. Vernon of the Collier company to outfit a modern reading room for the United States Army post. The expenditure tops $6,000 and the collection will include the latest instruction and information materials, boosting the post’s library to rival others.

Fort J. A. Risell United States Army W. R. Vernon Collier Company Ft. Russell

Laborers from Denver to Bolster Colorado & Southern Camps

Seventy five workers arrive in Cheyenne from Denver bound for the Colorado & Southern construction camps near Thermopolis. Chicago gangs also travel to Wyoming for the same project. The railroad adds section men to fill vacancies created by moving laborers to camps. A board of inquiry reports the May 20 1912 death of laborer Matsouka at Thayer Junction was caused by being struck by a pilot beam. responsibility placed on Matsouka's negligence. no fault by Union Pacific or its employees.

Cheyenne Denver Colorado & Southern Thermopolis Chicago Wyoming Thayer Junction Rock Springs Wyo H. Matsouka Thomas Ogden Emelveer Union Pacific Railroad Company Ite PD. F._ Morris

Railroad Men Visit Cheyenne On Company Business

Traveling passenger agent J. J. Craron for the WA P was in Cheyenne from Denver in an official capacity. W. H. Comer of the Chicago Great Western, Denver headquarters, also in Cheyenne. A. B. Hill of the Lehigh Valley as general western passenger agent visits on business. A. H. R. Jordan assistant engineer for the U P returns from Kansas City where he accompanied his wife Mrs. Jordan.

J. J. Craron WA. P Denver Cheyenne W. H. Comer Chicago Great Western A. B. Hill General Western Lehign Valley Chicago A. HR. Jordan U P Kansasity Jordan

Old Time Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad

An old time remedy claims Sage and Sulphur restore color. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy marketed by druggists promises dandruff relief, scalp improvement, and new growth in weeks. A fifty cent bottle guaranteed to work or money back.

Wyeth

Roads Planned for Tourist Route Improvements

The Industrial club formed a committee to study and plan highway improvements along the 16 mile Cheyenne to Denver stretch. Officials expect hundreds of touring parties this summer via the Heyentte overland route and urge roads in peak condition to attract travel.

American Automobile Association Industrial Club Denver Cheyenne Induestrial Club Good Roads

Mis souri trip with relatives noted in city report

A brief city note records M. B. Moore a route inspector for the UL P. in the city on business. W B. Melvish a traveling passenger agent for the Church Valley was in Cheyenne from the Denver office yesterday.

Missouri City M. B. Moore UL P W B. Melvish Churh Valley Cheyenne Denver

Movements of People Listed Across Cities

Mr. Dubois returns to Chicago. W. H. Trevman heads to Rock Springs. Mrs. Hal P. Fudge and sister travel to Indianapolis. Lieutenant Russell with a car of prisoners to San Francisco. Mrs. De la Cour to Sidney. Doctors County and Bennett to Owamo. Thomas Heaney Sr. to Denver. L. A. Gres to Seattle.

Visit Mrs Listers Beauty Parlors For High Class Work

An old classified style note advertises Mrs Listers Beauty Parlors at 411 W 19th St offering high class beauty services. Contact via Phono 17 W.

Musical Club Prepares Last Rehearsal For Spohr Work

The Saturday Musical Club held the 115th last rehearsal for Ludwig Spohr's The Last Judgment. The concert is set for Thursday evening May 30 at 8 18 at the Pareth House with strong preparation and high praise from the critics.

Ludwig Spohr Adleiste Cheros Pareth House Dudlenke Cheyenne

Memorial Day Parade Formations Detailed By Divisions

Parade divisions for Memorial Day form in order on Seven teenth street Capitol avenue, Seventeenth Heat of Capitol avenue, Capitol wreenue near Seventeenth, Eighteenth street, Wightoenth street with right rests on Capitol avenue. A. A. MAUAR, Adet.

Memorial Day Seventeenth Street Capitol Avenue Capital Avenue Capitol Wreenue A. A Mauar Adit

Lead Man Hid His Riches in Tin Box

May 28. Deadwood reports Sanminet Hen 1, once of Lend, died in Goldfeld New. He left a will to churches and friends totaling £5,000. No cash found. estate suspected to include hidden wealth in a tin box at Goldfield intersection. The box allegedly contains 110 shares of Tomertake stock valued above $00 per share plus uncashed dividends. A Coldfield friend knows the box location and is sought to settle the estate for heirs.

Deadwood Sanminet Hen 1 Lend Goldfeld New Nowt Goldfield Tomertake Uteek Coldfield

Justwed family postcard surprise causes wedding feud

In a Washington home, Homer Justwed returns with his wife Blossom to a tense scene. Mommer accuses the couple of a cruel joke after a photo postcard unexpectedly enters the package, sparking a heated family confrontation and tears.

Mra. J Homer Mommer Montmer Homer-doar Mia Mra Mr. J Hoth Homeredene Nino Aprane Mim J Howe Plueteard Mormmaor Mra J Washington Ecroas & Photograph Gallery Llomer Gevers

Cur tis Publishite office dismisses sixteen dancers at Ladies' Home Journal

Philadelphia May 28 The Curtis Publishite company fires sixteen young women for participating in a tongue in cheek show on the third floor of the Ladies' Home Journal building. Edward Bok reports the incident leading to replacement of staff by the department superintendent.

Turkey Trop LY Journal Oppice TOK Philadelphia Curtis Publishite Company Ladies' Home Journal Uleenat Edward Bok

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