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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1910
Page
3
A mid 19th century style notice promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle remedy for infants and children. It claims purity and guarantees free samples to readers in Emingaville Pennsylvania and Ada Anson Michigan with address requests.
Miss Terence Durbin formerly of Cheyenne becomes the bride of Mr H Riph Cole of Oklahoma City Okla at the home of the bride’s sister Mrs H B Marshall Lincoln Rev Arthur Brooke of St Luke’s church officiates before seventy guests The couple plan a wedding trip to Kansas City and Excelsior Springs Mo and winter in Lincoln Miss Mildred Mood hosts a Halloween party with autumn decorations and several guests including Miss Grain Guy Cook Moore Stevens Sage and others
Pauline Irwin and others return from Sedalia and Lincoln with attendance at the Cole-Duarbin wedding. Elisabeth Hawes to host W T U members this afternoon. Grace Crafta returns from Wheatland visit. Presbyterians to meet at Mrs Carson’s Friday. RM A circle to meet at Mrs Woods’s home Wednesday. Mrs James McIntyre of Denver visiting Park addition. Marie Jordan hosts opening of Lilies and the Violets club at House Street with Elizabeth Riner leading a word contest. Tea served at five, attendees include Trene Kingham Mary Nimmo Florence Snow Marion Stubbs Rose Kingham Babette Wasserman Alberta Warlamont.
Medical authorities endorse a liquid treatment to kill skin germs rather than greasy salves. The PD D. B. prescription compound of Oil of Wintergreen and thymos penetrates and destroys disease germs, soothing the skin. A 25 cent trial bottle is offered by Palace Pharmacy and A. E. Rodel.
Deputy Sheriff Batey arrives in Cheyenne with nineteen year old Bernetta Schilling known as Hazel Smith and Mrs Charles Shafferty. She faces bigamy charges after arrest at Junction City Kansas and returns hopeful of clearing her name before rejoining accusers.
Mrs. Er Brown reports a burglar tried to enter her 1010 O'Neil Street residence Sunday night while her family slept. The intruder was scared off by her husband and a forced exit from the kitchen door was observed. Police know the suspect's name and Mrs. Brown may identify him.
A county candidate for coroner pledges to run the office frugally and legally. He vows to avoid clerk fees rent and phone bills, use his professional expertise to determine causes of death, and consult other physicians only when necessary. He seeks voter support without favoritism.
William B Cruise, London born son of Sir Francis Cruise a royal physician, joins Cheyenne New Business College as instructor of English and Commercial Law. His career spans law in London and Ireland, with time in America, adding prestige to the growing school led by John Barritt.
Testimonies from De Forest Wisconsin and New Orleans Louisiana claim the remedy prevented operations after years of female troubles. A Mrs Avasty Vesvermann and Mrs Lay Peyvnox describe relief and recovery, supporting the product as a proven cure for feminine illnesses with strong unsolicited endorsements and requests for personal letters to Seberiver.
A pan of burning grease in the Inter Ocean hotel kitchen prompted a 3:30 pm fire department run. County clerk staff labeled and dispatched ballot boxes to county precincts for the upcoming election. Second Lieutenant B. M. Watson of Fort Russell departs for Omaha to become aide de camp to Brigadier General Frederick Smith at the Department of the Missouri.
Harry P. Hynds lessee of the new Plains hotel awards the furniture contract to Denver Dry Goods. The hotel rooms will feature fine mahogany. Linn Mathewson of Denver, a notable western automobile figure, arrived in Cheyenne with two winning Reo cars.
The Colorado Wyoming Engineer ng company has secured a location on Capitol avenue in Cheyenne. The space was formerly occupied by the U. S. Woolen Mills, marking a new chapter for the firm in a noted historic site.
The Civil Service commission announces examinations on November 23 at the Cheyenne Federal building for a female anesthesia position in the Philippine service with a $1000 salary and on December 15 for a male stenographer and typewriter with a $840 to $900 salary.
Private Faulkner of Troop G Ninth Cavalry was seriously wounded Friday by Private Falls of the hospital corps and died of the wound. Falls has been charged with murder by military authorities. it is believed the shooting was triggered by Falls’s wife.
Reese Alvan J Mather former private secretary to Governor Brooke departed yesterday for Buffalo to pursue hardware work. Miss Jean Brooks the governor's daughter will succeed Mr Mather as private secretary for the remainder of her term as Wyoming's chief executive.
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