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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1910
Page
11
Mrs Charles Bristol hosted a quiet Thursday afternoon with twelve guests including Mrs Fred Mackie and Mrs Charles Pruitt. Cards tea and yellow decor created a festive, elegant gathering.
Madame Vashta the wonderful clairvoyant medium offers guidance on business, love affairs, courtship, marriage and divorce at the Atlas Hotel 2014 West 16th Street. Hours 9 A M to 10 P M. See her to be convinced of her powers.
The Wyoming Supreme Court remanded the case State versus Peter Stuart of Laramie to Albany County District Court without action citing lack of district court rulings on minor questions. Defendant Smart faces charges under the Sunday eloping law in the same proceedings.
Shortly after 6 pm Charles Jankovsky of Jankovsky and Urban spotted a thief slipping trousers under his coat. He was dragged by the thief before a chase ensued with a second man and a third party in the store. The trio escaped but the stolen trousers were recovered in the street.
Max Porris, after serving a jail term for stealing a railroad ticket, was re arrested by federal authorities and charged with using a railway postal clerk traveling card. He was sent back to the county jail to await trial. N G Peterson left Cheyenne Lodge No 2 to attend the grand lodge of the R P in Monarch Wyoming and then to Des Moines for the national convention of the woodworkers.
August Weldman a Denver carpenter was found unconscious in an alley in the business district early Sunday. He was taken to St Johns hospital and is seriously ill with typhoid fever, police report by Serer Stone.
R Sealer of 222 West Fifteenth street found a letter addressed to Miss Goldie Neff containing a ten dollar check. The letter and check were turned in to the State Leader office and may be recovered by the owner.
Yesterday two marriage licenses were issued and marriages completed. John A. Nolan wed Miss Margaret McDonald of Torrington and John W. Burgner tied with Miss Margie Chamberlain of North Platte Nebraska.
Delegates reach Cheyenne for the Republican state convention and will proceed to Rawlins next day. A K Lee and Ira Jones of the First National Bank of Thermopolis are named among arriving delegates.
Judge Matson grants a decree of divorce to Hattie M Merrill from Clarence Merrill on a petition charging desertion and non-support. Misses Tillie Altmansperger and Elizabeth Altmansperger of Counce Bluffs Iowa visited W S Edmiston over Sunday en route to Frisco and Long Beach Calif. Fraternal Hall hosts M B A dance Wednesday Sept 14. Tickets 50 cents with ladies free and refreshments.
An old ad promotes La Fave's Recon structive Remedy claiming relief for sick headache nervous debility and weak digestion. It targets dyspeptics debilated men wornout women mothers of sickly children and youths entering womanhood with promises of clearer complexion and steady digestion. Sold by Palace Drug Store.
Fred A Hover at Sherman Co advertises used wheels and repair services. Buy sell exchange options highlighted with emphasis on repairs and proof of purchase. Local shop promotes speed and quality in handling second hand wheels.
The Chicago Journal lauds Her Husband's Wife as an improved farce ahead of Seven Days. Henry Miller and associates staged the piece at the Illinois Theatre, calling it bright swift and sanitary. Capitol Avenue Theatre will host a Sept 7 showing with the original company.
Police report Nelson J. Carlson a ranch worker with Warren Livestock Company died in a rooming house near the Pike saloon on West Sixteenth Street. A Thompson an employee discovered the body sitting upright in a toilet room Sunday morning about 7:80 o clock.
Carlton Waw about 50 believed married and separated in Nebraska, came to Cheyenne from work complaining of illness. He suffered dysentery. Coroner L P Desmond held an inquest and ruled death from natural causes. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
Notice announces a Knights of Columbus regular meeting tonight at W. St. Junk with ramen provided.
Caroline Robbins, recently paroled from Evanston insane asylum after a year, died by ingesting carbolic acid at her 422 Mast Twenty-sixth Street home. Her husband, H G Robbins, a Federal building janitor, had him sent to a neighbor before returning to find her alive briefly then lifeless.
A testimonial advertisement from Park Rapids Minnesota and Brookville Ohio praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing years of illness during menopause and irregularities. It claims vast cures of female diseases and urges readers to write for free advice.
Mrs. Robbins recently inherited a comfortable state in Iowa as part of a case noting a bond posted to cover the probable expense of a return to the Institution. The fragment suggests a legal or correctional context involving a named individual and financial surety.
The Offer promises a free $4100 piano to the nearest correct solution with a $15 credit check from Denver Music Co. Aiming to place high grade pianos in homes, the sale pledges near wholesale pricing, future advertising profits, and liberal terms. Contestants must submit by 6 p.m. Sept. 29 and will be notified by mail.
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