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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1912

Page

13

County Ticket List of Local Candidates

County voters consider ED G Schonl for Sheriff Ray Olds for Treasurer Samuel M Thompson for Prosecuting Attorney William H Dillman for County Clerk Sam J Ellis for Clerk of District Court William Dunstan for County Commissioner four years W B McComas for County Commissioner two years Mannin Hefneron for Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr Beard for Coroner J C Hansen for Assessor Patrick Poppy for Road Supervisor A B Bartlett for Constable Justice District No 1 Mike Shiger for Justice District No 2 Fred Bonstedt for Justice of the Peace

Samuel M. Thompson William H. Dillman Sam J. Ellis William Dunstan W. B. McComas Mamin B. Hefneron Beard J. C. Hansen Patrick Poppy A. B. Bartlett Justice District Mike Shiger Justice Fred Bonstedt

City Ticket Names for Mayor and Council Wards

A list of candidates reads Mayor D W Gill and Councilmen A Rob Tanle First Ward W W Q Phelan Second Ward and T I N Hansen Third Ward with designation of ward representatives in the city ticket.

D. W. Gill A. Robtanle

Remodeling and Business Updates In City News

The bulletin notes the Capitol Garage on Seventeenth street is being remodeled into two large store rooms and Nimetz the military tailor is promoting top quality tailoring. Miller's advertises correct watch repairing with moderate prices. The C A C basketball team plans a November season start with early scheduled games. Lela McGrath and W B Nichols wed in Greeley, Colorado. Twenty five ketchup manufacturers face pure food hearing with no defendants appearing. St Agnes Guild announces a Halloween masque ball with witches and goblins expected.

Miller's Carey Ave Capitol Garage Seventeenth Street Nimetz Ft. Russell H. Garwood Freah W. Tf W. L. Kemper Cheyenne’ Light, Fuel and Power Co Boulder Colo West 16Th Street W. BE. Nichols Cheyenne Lela McGrath Salt Lake City Greeley

Arrangements Reported For Greek Volunteers Transport

Mr C J Helber Wabash passenger agent of Denver is in town making arrangements for transporting the Greek volunteers. The Cox area reports a large oat flax and wheat crop on Gust Anderson & Sons land in Pine Bluffs district totaling about 100000 bushels. Also William Wilson a Mason City Iowa manufacturer seeks farm land to settle in the state. Prosecuting Attorney Rigdon filed information in district court accusing Riley Stephen Oscar Dewey Geo Carrol and James Donovan of thefts with trials before Judge Matteson expected today. Senator La Follette criticizes Warren as aligned with special interests in congressional records.

C. J. Helber Denver Gust Anderson & Sons Pine Bluffs William Prosecuting Attorney Rigdon Riley Stephen Edna Settle Thames Street Oscar Dewey James Hunton Wheatland Geo. Carrol Senate James Donovan Dora Dallan Egbert Matteson

Cadet Corps elects Nora Moody sponsor and notes on staff

The Cadet Corps held drill and elected Nora Moody as sponsor for the coming year. Lieutenant Steever, returning from the Mexican border, may have to rejoin his regiment next month. Cadet uniforms will arrive this week. Miss Nessler leads Girls Glee practice for The Princess Chrysanthemum operetta. Hazel Schmitt plans to move to California, with social events in her honor. Senior class meets Wednesday to address issues. Fred Leichart introduces Liquid Veneer Tie Sherman Company.

Steever Nora Moody Nessler Girls’ Glee Club Hazel Schmitt California

Indian Summer Now With Us Says Mr Grant

R. Q. Grant, Cheyenne weather prophet, told a Weather Bureau visitor that after the recent snow disappears the Indian Summer observed in the area will resume. He noted about six inches of snow fell and melted, producing over 50 inches of water so far this month. Precipitation this month exceeds average by about one inch, and Wyoming has received substantial rainfall in recent months aiding bumper crops.

R. Q. Grant United States Weather Bureau Grant Wyoming

Boy Rescues Life by Clutching Horse Rein at Street Corner

Artie Mannering, 11, son of farmer Jake Mannering near Burns, used a death grip on a horse rein to avert being trampled when a startled team moved toward Cheyenne. His father advised unhitched departure as a bystander automobile frightened the horses. Artie was dragged but saved, with both legs bruised.

Artie Jake Mannering Burns Sixteenth Street Capitol Avenue Cheyenne

Initial Issue of the Lariat Fine Success

The Cheyenne high school paper The Lariat begins its year with a well organized staff headed by editor in chief Mina Mabel Koleht. Highlights include the October issue with poems and local life jokes, plus two new departments Girls Athletics and Cadet, directed by Edna Yessen and Myron Collentaire.

Cheyenne Mina Mabel Koleht Nely Ang Thetery Twins Mildred Graham Reeves Nova Moody Edna Yessen Myron Collentaire The Lariat Harold Walcol

Youth Held for Saloon Theft to Be Given Hearing Today

George Carroll a 21 year old New York City youth arrested at Lusk Wyoming Sunday in connection with the robbery of the Senate saloon at Cheyenne will be arraigned in district court this afternoon. He was brought back to Cheyenne Monday night by Sheriff Roach and confined in the county jail to answer a burglary charge. It is expected he will plead guilty and seek an immediate sentence. More than 900 of the 1100 dollars taken from the saloon safe were recovered. The youth and the amount recovered may lead to a short sentence.

George Carroll New York City Lusk Wio Senate Jidee Matson Carroll Cheyenne Roach

Valeska Suratt Sings The Kiss Wall In New York Casino

Valeska Suratt, refreshed by a summer at her Indiana country home, returns to perform The Kiss Wall in New York Casino. Previously touring The Red Rose, she brings an elaborate production as a Shubert star with William Cullen as business representative and Charles Crawford as business manager.

Indiana Valeska Suratt New York Miss Suratt William Cullen Miss Suruit Representa Ys Shubert Charles Hrawford Line Sarah Wernhardt May Garden Lilian Ruseel Frital Scheff Marguerita Sylva Lulu Glaser Mia Patrick Campbell Louise Gunning Margaret Angly Jon Mason de Wolf Hopper

Mumps Alarm Warns Parents in Cheyenne

City health officer Dr. Conway notes an epidemic of mumps in Cheyenne and surrounding areas but says it has not reached serious proportions. He cautions parents to guard children while reporting only one diphtheria case remains, and he reports widespread colds and pneumonia risk without current outbreaks.

Cheyenne Conway Thea City

Cheyenne Greek Goes Home 10 War on Turks

George Palta a Greek Union Pacific foreman in Cheyenne sails to New York to join his brother and return to Greece. The Palta brothers plan to reenlist in the Greek army fighting Turkey. Palta, in the U S seven years, speaks fluent English and says he will likely not become Americanized. He cites peril to Greece and hopes to serve as an officer. Cheyenne Creeks and native Greeks in Wyoming mining towns have begun returning to Greece.

George Palta Union Pacific Railroad Cheyenne New York Greece Turkey Palta United States Union Pacific Wyoming America Balkan States

Republican Elector Flops to Wilson

In Chicago on October 22 the Wilson National Progressive Republican League recruited T. M. Thomas of Ladysmith Wisconsin from the Wisconsin Republican electoral ticket. Thomas says he will vote for Taft if elected but would cast his ballot for Governor Wilson. He emphasizes he is a Progressive Republican and reserves the right to vote for Woodrow Wilson as an individual.

Chicago Wilson National Progressive Republican League Wisconsin T. M. Thomas Ladysmith League Taft Wilson Repubblican Roosevelt Tam Ball Moore William H. Taft Woodrow Wilson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Royal Baking Powder ED G. Schonl Ray Olds City Ticket Q. Phelan T I. N. Hansen City News St. Agnes St. Mark's Church Warren Aldrich Congressional Record Senator la Follette Fred Leichart Tie’ Sherman Company MR. Grant Clara A. Ligler Lariat Fine Citizens National Bank Wyorixa Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power CO Sherman Dr. Pierce World's Dispensary Medical Association R. V. Pierce Buffalo, N.Y
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