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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
3
A garbled readers’ page extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier as remedies for female disorders. Included are testimonial fragments from young women in Philadelphia and Cleveland claiming relief, plus assorted wedding notices, social events, and local society updates.
The regular monthly meeting of the Hospital Aid society occurred yesterday at 3 PM in the Woman's Club room of the Carnegie Library with five members present. Mrs H N Sturdes vant presided as president and announced two members to attend the Casper convention in October. Delegates named include MY 8, Dr Conway, Mrs P J Black, Mrs Charles Bristol, Mag J My Newman, Mrs Pitt Covert, Mrs A P Hanson and Mrs H B Heiderson. The next meeting is set for the first Monday in October.
A social session of the society was set for the third Tuesday in September twenty date at Mrs Paine's Eddy street home. Master Wills Teese marked his fourteenth birthday Monday evening by hosting a small group of neighborhood friends.
Fort Collins on September 22 hosts the second annual Lamb day barbecue. Three hundred fat lambs bought by Senator W A Drake for the event will be served at noon in Oake Street near the courthouse. The celebration includes agricultural exhibits and festive features with free food for attendees.
Artesian water in large barrels was provided for the day at various schools. Officials report incorporation papers filed with the secretary of state by Fertile Valley Canal Co of Cody and Western Auto Tranch Co of Rock Springs. County Commissioner William Storey is ill with typhoid fever at home. John Brown testified about a theft. local sheriff took custody of a man near Cheyenne.
The state board of charities and reform met yesterday and transacted routine department business. Levina Stokes and Miss Katherine Green are noted residents of Cheyenne. G S Oliver is listed with a phone number 574.
The funeral for Mrs. John Shaffer, who died Sunday at her home, was held yesterday at St Marys Cathedral. A large crowd of relatives and friends attended, with many from organizations in which she was active. Pallbearers included Stephen.
Fred Bon, Fred Hoffman, J. W. Griffin, Michael Seeger, Joseph Dillman and William Stuhr are named in a court filing.
Funeral services for Edgar Fowler of Cheyenne, who died in Los Angeles last week, were held at the Congregational church with Rev. Frank Moore officiating. A large crowd attended to honor the popular youth. Pallbearers were close friends, floral tributes expressed high esteem. The remains were interred at Lakview cemetery.
Albuquerque dispatch reports Republicans claim control after Berry’s return indicating a decisive vote. Early returns show Republicans winning key districts and shaping the new state leadership.
A slate of 100 delegates was chosen to attend the state constitutional convention scheduled to meet in Santa Fe on October 3. The vote tally reflected broad support for the convention.
Yeager and Newman offer 1200 acres of fine farm land with irrigation wells and improvements near a western Nebraska town. Partial or full parcels available including town lots in Cheyenne and surrounding wheat land in Wyoming. Good terms and accessibility to the rail line.
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