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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1910
Page
11
A medical advertisement urges mothers to seek safe infant relief with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It touts gentle effects for stomach issues and offers free samples by mail, mentioning Mrs Toomey in Emingaville and Mrs Ada Anson in Mich as names connected to the campaign.
Miss Terence Durbin formerly of Cheyenne wed H Riph Cole of Oklahoma City at the bride’s sister Mrs H B Marshall home. The ceremony was by Rev Arthur Brooke at 7 o clock with seventy guests. The couple plan a Kansas City and Excelsior Springs trip and winter in Lincoln. A Halloween party for younger guests was held nearby with autumn decorations and fortunes told by a guest in a witch role.
Pauline Irwin and companions return from Sedalia and Lincoln where Pauline attended the Cole-Duarbin wedding, a noted social event. Elisabeth Hawes hosts W T U members this afternoon. Grace Crafta visits Wheatland guest of Mrs George Hyatt. Presbyterian Ladies Aid to meet Friday at Mrs Samuel Carsons. Woman’s club of the RM A meets Wednesday at Mrs Charles Woods 610 West Twenty fourth. James McIntyre of Denver visiting daughter Mrs S T Morris. Marie Jordan hosts opening meeting of the Lilies and the Violets with games and a word contest led by Elizabeth Riner. tea at five completes the gathering. Attending Saturday: Trene Kinghaim Mary Nimmo Florence Snow Marion Stubbs Rose Kingham Elizabeth Riner Babette Wasserman Alberta Warlamont and the hostess.
Medical authorities warn against greasy salves that trap skin germs and worsen eczema. The PD D B prescription mix of Oil of Wintergreen and thymos forms a liquid wash that penetrates and destroys germs, providing relief. A 25 cent trial bottle is sold by Palace Pharmacy and A E Rodel.
Deputy Sheriff Batey brings back eighteen year old Bernetta Schilling also known as Hazel Smith to face bigamy charges after arrest by local police at Kansas authorities request. She expresses high spirits about facing accusers and expects to be free soon.
Mrs. Er. G. Brown told police a would be burglar tried to enter her house at 1010 O'Neil Street Sunday night while her family slept. The intruder fled when the husband intervened and a kitchen door disturbance led to a suspect being named by authorities.
A county candidate for Coroner pledges to run the office economically and legally, bill taxpayers only for necessary roles, and rely on her proportional knowledge to determine causes of death. She vows to avoid favoritism and seeks voter support.
John Barritt oversees rapid Cheyenne enrollment as the Cheyenne business college adds faculty. William B. Cruise, London born, becomes English and Commercial Law instructor, claiming lineage to Sir Francis Cruise and noting a career in Ireland and England before moving to America. Cruise profiles as active writer and lecturer, bringing notable connections to the institution.
Reports from De Forest Wisconsin and New Orleans Louisiana claim the remedy cured female ailments and avoided surgeries after years of suffering. A physician advised operations but patients credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and preventing further procedures. Thirty years of success is cited as supporting proof.
A grease fire in the Inter Ocean hotel kitchen prompted a 3:30 p.m. fire department run. County clerk staff prepared ballot boxes for the upcoming election distribution. Second Lieutenant B M Watson Eleventh Infantry Fort Russell departs for Omaha to become aide de camp to Brigadier General Frederick Smith of the Department of the Missouri.
Harry P Hynds lessee of the new Plains hotel announces furniture purchase from Denver Dry Goods company. The hotel rooms will feature mahogany furnishings as construction progresses. Linn Mathewson of Denver, a noted automobile man, arrived in Cheyenne with two winning Reo cars including the Reo 30 race machine.
The Colorado Wyoming Engineering company has leased a room on Capitol avenue in Cheyenne, the former site of the U S Woolen Mills, for its local location.
The Civil Service commission announces exams at the Cheyenne Federal building on November 23 for the position of female anesthesia assistant in the Philippine service with a $1000 annual salary and another on December 15 for a male stenographer and typewriter paying $840 to $900 per year.
Private Faulkner of Troop G Ninth Cavalry was seriously wounded Friday evening by Private Falls of the Hospital corps and died. Falls has been charged with murder by military authorities. Reports say Falls’ wife was the cause of the shooting.
Governor Brooke departed for Buffalo to engage with the hardware firm. Miss Jean Brooks, the governor's daughter, will succeed Mr Mather as private secretary for the remainder of the term and act as Wyoming's chief executive.
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