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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
3
The Woman's club held a well attended meeting with Mrs. Bennett discussing The Italian Astronomer aliko. Mrs. Brooks reported on the Casper Federation meeting and motto. A wedding, visits from guests, and society notices follow with engagements, club gatherings, and a charity event announced in Cheyenne.
J. M. Newman advertises a bungalow offered at a practical price and favorable terms. The notice markets quick disposal and owner financing options, urging interested buyers to inquire for details and location.
Brief classified notice seeks a boy to deliver the Denver Post each morning. Apply at 1712 Carey Ave to John C. Bulton, age 29.
A reference calendar lists Cheyenne club activities with meeting days and study topics. Groups include the Calendar, Woman's Club, Alpha Club, Bunshine Society, Wyoming Woman's Club, Mystic Maze, Art Club, Whittler Club, Saturday Musical Club, and Civic League, detailing presidents secretaries and planned study themes such as Italian drama, Russta and Japan Bay View courses, Italian travel letters, and civic work.
The article notes many doctors prescribe proprietary remedies at three times the medicine price and denounce the self same drugs when publicized. It also praises honest physicians who openly recommend standard remedies like Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
A Cheyenne Electric Street Railway crew distributed steel rails on Nineteenth Street for a new loop including Nineteenth Street Central Avenue and Sixteenth Street. The loop will connect with the main track at Nineteenth and Carey and Sixteenth and Fort Russell, with grades established today. A second loop at Fort Russell will replace the old switching system for return trips, with land donated by the government.
J. M. Newman advertises trading a tile business in northern Colorado for a Wyoming ranch. The brief notice indicates a straight swap proposal without extra terms.
An Atlas program announces The Scott Bros looping act and a novelty bull dogae racing sketch by Loraine and a unique sketch artist The Henry Bros with musical specialties and Chinese impersonators Prof Dunn and the Little Orchestra will entertain between acts for audience satisfaction.
A colored laborer A. J. Williame died from blood poisoning suspected to be hood poison at Fort Humsel. His body was given to Gleason undertakers and sent to Leavenworth Kansas, his former home, with Pine Whil paper at Sherman Co.
Cheyenne readers are reminded today and tomorrow are the final registration days to vote. Registration hours are 9 to 1, 2 to 6, and 7 to 9 p.m with books in Dinnean's garage First ward Industrial club Second ward and Court House annex. Typhoid fever case noted at St. John's hospital.
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Captain C e Hiser of Latham Kansas and Miss Evelyn L Plotner of Plattsville Illinois. The notice confirms the pending marriage between the two individuals in the region's records.
Presecuting Attorney Wilfrid O Leary resumed duties at his office after several days illness. The brief note confirms his return following a health-related absence.
State Humane Agent Frank T. Bright traveled from Cheyenne to Douglas to take into custody two small children after their parents were charged with mistreatment. The family had hurriedly left Wyoming for Nebraska during the search.
Mayor P Cook is reported to be recovering from a recent illness confining him to home for about ten days. Attend the dance by Organized Labor on Thursday evening Oct 27 at Week Hall. Buchanan's Fall Orchestra. Tickets $1.00 Ladies free.
The remains of William F. Padget late justice of the peace were interred in the Odd Fellows cemetery yesterday afternoon after funeral services at his West Twenty second street home. The rites of the I O C F were observed with a sermon by Rev. Leon Hills of the First Presbyterian church. A large gathering of relatives friends Odd Fellows and barbers attended the burial.
Miss Minnie Pickard of Altamahaw North Carolina describes her skin improving after using D D D Prescription for eczema and acne. The ad touts D D D as a penetrating remedy with wintergreen and thymol for all skin troubles and claims instant relief and safety for delicate skin. Palace Pharmacy and A F Doodle offer the product.
Deputy Sheriff Pat Hayes came back from Bolu Idaho where he pursued a man wanted for defrauding Dr Wo A Wyman of this city of 62000 dollars. The suspect was reportedly raced from the city.
Sheriff Munhes placed Colina under arrest in Idaho's capital at his request. Deputy Hayes traveled to Boise to return the prisoner, but Collins was released via habeas corpus procedures before arrival. The Cheyenne officer searched the city for days without success and returned empty handed.
A Wyoming legal opinion states soldiers originally enlisted out of state cannot claim resident voting rights while stationed at Fort D. A. Russell or Cheyenne. Reenlistment without establishing actual residence voids eligibility. perjury penalties include up to fourteen years in prison. Judge Gibson Clark conveys the opinion to Ray E. Lee, Democratic chairman, via Clark & Clark.
City and Laramie county residents are reminded that October 27 and 28 are the final registration days. An estimated 1500 to 2000 voters have yet to register, with books located at Dinneen's garage in the first ward, the Industrial club in the second ward, and the Court House annex in the third ward.
Sherman Co. promotes a Thursday evening event at Keefe Hall featuring Buchanan's full orchestra with tickets priced at 1.00. Ladies attend free. The advertisement also notes enamel work by Sherman Co. in Cheyenne.
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