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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1912

Page

5

County Ticket Listed for Sheriff Treasurer and Officials

The ticket lists candidates for county offices including sheriff, treasurer Ray Oids, prosecuting attorney Samuel M. Thompson, county clerk William Dillman, district court clerk Sam J. Rol, four year and two year county commissioners William Dunstan and W B McComas, superintendent Manifuloperon, coroner Dr What, assessor J Hansen, road supervisor Patrick Poony, surveyor A D Bartlett.

Treaserer Ray O1ds Samuel M. Thompson William Wh, Dillman William Dunstan W, B, McComas Manif Loerperon Hansen Por Patrhick Poony

City Ticket Officials Named for Civic Ward Seats

City officials list current Mayor W. Gill, Councilman A. Tallé for First Ward, W. Q. Phelan for Second Ward, and N. Hansen for Third Ward.

A. Row. Talle W. Q. Phelan N, Hansen

Various City Notices and Local Items in Cheyenne

A roundup of short city notices and society items includes repair shops at 170% Carey Ave and 316 West 16th Street offering watch repair and handmade trunks, Parish House winter preparations, and a Mayors house wedding for Henry Downey and Rachel Hunter. Also listed are a bazaar at Keefe hall, a deserter alert from Fort Russell, a Cheyenne Light project costing about 27000, hair goods in downtown stores, Pine Bluffs fair plans, a dry farming convention in Jirah, Frank Marsh’s Cheyenne return, Riley Week at the Carnegie Library, coal sales by Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co, and an architects exhibit for the Citizens Bank building.

Carey Ave West 16Th Street Henry Downey Rachel Hunter Keefe Hall War Department Cheyenne Land Sweden Gust Johnson Cheyenne Manville Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company Anna Castello Castello Denver Cairits Capitol Avenue Pine Bluffs Fair Pine Bluffs Laramie County Riley Carnagie Hoosier Post Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co 18Th Carey Avenue Baerson Bros Citizens Bank Chey

St Mark's Auxiliary to Hold Regular Meeting at 2 40

The St Mark's Episcopal Church Woman's Auxiliary plans its monthly meeting in the Parish House at 2 40. The Athletics Appeal to Women invites women to join a fitness club led by Mr Wright. St Mark's Sunday School reports 75 to 100 pupils weekly with a primary class led by Miss Golia Davidson and helpers. the class has over fifty members.

Mt. Mark's Woman’s Auxiliary St. Mark's Epicncopal Ehireh Parte Moure Clacton Wright Tn Pariah Howse Club Anne Deudder Sylvant Cheyenne Han Mise Golia Davidson Corns

Weatherman Foresees Snow and Colder Weather

Forecaster Kichline predicts early winter for the region as snow arrives and temperatures drop. The report notes southeastern Wyoming has endured real winter conditions over the past month.

Q. Grant Kichline Richline Wyoming

Judge Riser Returns from Lander Court Session

Federal Judge Riser and other United States District Court officials based in Cheyenne returned after a one day session in Lander. The session was brief with an unimportant case. Henceforth Lander cases will be heard in Lander rather than Cheyenne.

Riser United States District Court Cheyenne United States Court Lander United States

Cheyenne Fire Department Praised by Outsider Visitor

A visitor from St. Louis, Mr. Richards, lauds Cheyenne’s fire department as among the best for a city its size. He notes the automobile truck’s versatility in carrying hose chemicals and ladders, and commends Chief Ed Taylor’s training and the quick response of the crew.

Cheyenne R. 8. Richards St. Louis Richards United States Ed Taylor

Bazaar and dance night announced by Sherman Co

A local event flyer invites residents to a bazaar and dance tonight featuring the Sherman Company in Sanitas. Varnish demonstrations are also advertised as part of the program.

Weeping Lassie and Gallant Youth Aid Car Fare

A distressed young woman on a Cheyenne street car, after losing her handbag with tickets and money, is helped by a hotel clerk who lends fare and she promises to repay. The conductor dismisses her with scorn as the car heads to the city.

Tomach Fort D. A Hassell Tameiler Lassin

Best Cough Medicine for Children Declared Effective

Mrs Lida Dewey of Milwaukee Wisconsin praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children and adults saying it relieves coughs colds and croup quickly and is safe for young kids. The ad notes it is pleasant to take and available from all dealers.

Chamberlain Lida Dewey Milwaukee Wis

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Cure for Grippe

An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a rapid remedy for grippe and severe colds. It claims dosing every two hours for three doses ends symptoms from head to limbs, relieves headaches and nasal congestion, and has no quinine. The Sherman Co. distributed it.

Pape Grippe

Registration Open All Week And Special District Sites

Trocks registration runs daily this week and on the 24th and 25th from 9 to 1, 2 to 6 and 7 to 12. Voters who participated in the August 20 primary need not re register. Those who moved since the primary must register at listed sites in First Ward Dinneen's garage Second Ward Industrial Club Third Ward Court House annex with additional sessions in Pine Bluffs and Burns.

Dinneen Industrial Club Court House Pine Bluffs Burns Edward G. Schoel

Peruna evolves with added laxative ingredient

Dr Hartman explains the transition from the old Peruna to a new formula with a laxative, aimed at constipation and catarrhal ailments. He notes widespread bowel issues and urges readers to choose between the old no laxative version and the new laxative product, available at drug stores.

Police Circles Quiet Soldiers Are Orderly

Chief Ed School notes Cheyenne is a well behaved city with few arrests. Police face trouble with tramps fleeing north for winter resorts while soldiers receive pay and act orderly except for one arrest in the Fourth Field Artillery.

Cheyenne Fourth Field Artillery Fleventh Infantry

Cheyenne Delegation To Attend Denver Festival

Cheyenne residents plan a large turnout for the Festival of the Mountains and Plains in Denver. Railroads offer special round trip fares, hotels prepare for visitors, parades and an electric parade display promise large crowds. An Eleventh infantry unit from Fort D. A. Russell will participate, with a special train for soldiers and civilians.

Eleventh Infantry Fort D. A. Russell Denuver Fort Russell Cheyenne Poole

Princess Chrysanthemum Operetta Prepared by Girla Glee Club

Cheyenne High School students celebrate the arrival of five male performers for the Princess Chrysanthemum operetta staged by the Girla Glee Club and chorus under Miss Nelator. Mina Smith, athletic mentor, has organized dancing drills and exercises while fans await Tag Day prizes and an athletic rally at 7:90 with pennants and pillows awarded to top sellers.

Cltyaasthemum Mise Smith Elacé Minas Nelator Prine Chrysanthemem Mina Smith Cheyenne Fita

School meetings shape courses. secret societies debated

General Schloot Noths and Mr Fee supervise teachers meetings by grade as the Cheyenne schools revise curricula. Seventh grade geography shifts into both history and geography for the semester, while physiology moves from seventh to eighth grade. A new rural school near Cheyenne opens with nine pupils enrolled. Mr Fee condemns secret societies and notes no Cheyenne High movement.

Fee Cheyenne Mr. Fee Cheyenne High

Bazaar and Dance at Keefer Hall by Ladies' Jewish Circle

Tonight the Ladies' Jewish Circle hosts a bazaar and dance at Keefer Hall. The event promises community mingle with crafts, music, and refreshments in a social fundraiser setting.

Keefer Hall Ladies' Jewish Circle

Laboring Men for Wilson Says Rancher

A rancher poll among sixteen stock handlers en route to Omaha reports fifteen intend to vote for Woodrow Wilson next month. He notes working men, tired of rising prices, expect a change in administration to improve living costs.

Woolrow Wilson Atten States Kunkle Omata Neb Wilson Woodrow Wilson

Bazaar and Dance Night at Keeper Wall

Community event announced with a bazaar and dance tonight at Keeper Wall. Tomorrow afternoon and evening another session is planned with music and activities for local residents.

Keeper Wall

Cascarets Promise Quick Relief From Constipation

An old fashioned ad promotes Cascarets as a night time remedy to cleanse bowels and liver, relieve sour stomach and headaches, with claims of a clear head and healthy digestion by morning. It highlights easy dosing, pleasant taste for children, and overnight action while you sleep.

Theana Moniha

Fragmentary plea ties to guard and Progressive trauma

Fragmentary OCR mentions battles within a guard and the Progressive era tension. References to Warren, Connecticut life long loyalty, and a call to save the machine from injury. Mentions to The Fuerman Co and The Sherman Co and window glass or wall panel products.

OF Guard Senate Warren England Fotheuwe Fuerman Co The Sherman Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Schopl Sam J. Rol Bartlett City Ticket W. Gill City News Jirah Wyoming States Dry Farming Association Alberta Canada Frank Marsh Frontier Texas Mersh Sanitas Sherman Cdo Sherman’ Co Columbus Ohio Ka Tarno Co Columbus, Ohie Wellnitz Police Justiiw Citizens National Bank iitEis Schloot Noths Echolm & Akin CO Union Pacific Watch Democratic Party DR. C. Y. Beard W. B. McComas W. H. Dillman Justice of the Peace Pred Bohnstedt Fred Bohnstedt Ray K. Olds Lerk the District Court Samuel J. Elis Samuel J. Ellis Democratic Nomdaie Ray Ler Court First Judicial District Laramie Converse, Platte Goshen and Niobrara
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