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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
11
The pamphlet presents a treatise on diseases peculiar to women with plain language and home treatment steps. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Private Text Book as a reference to ease anxiety about ailments and to guide a complete course of care.
The Ald society resumed its regular Friday gathering in the church parlors with Mrs. Wyman presiding. Members keyed to a plan to raise funds for the annual offering, enjoying piano and vocal numbers, with fifty ladies in attendance. Carpe Diem club to open series with Miss Kate Brennan as host. гости include visitors from Omaha and Denver bound travel.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. John TH Daniel near Pine Bluff on Wednesday noon September 7th their daughter Orpha Daniel wed Charles B. Worley. Rev F L Moore of Cheyenne officiated and guests included Mugh H Daniel and Ernest Worley. The couple will reside at Valley View Farm south of Pine Bluff.
Vivian Taylor born November 27 1893 Weston Missouri died September 10 1910 Helena Montana funeral public at A M E Church Wednesday September 14 Vivian was a sophomore in the High School class of 1909
Readable notice states Har Ringtons offers men’s underwear in two piece sets or one piece union suits. Customers can choose styles and sizes available in store.
The Atlas presents a final night program headlined by the Dunbarn duo with stories and animal imitations. G Anderson on banjo delivers Dixie flavored numbers while the Moneto Five perform varied instruments and popular songs. Little's orchestra provides fine music and pictures.
A special meeting of the Merchants' Credit Association of Cheyenne is set for 8 o'clock this evening at the Secretary's office 55 Pearlstine Union Mercantile Block. All members and prospects are invited. New credit rating books will be published and distributed. Ed Pierce, President.
Auto operators in Cheyenne report an order barring rental cars from Fort Russell after nightfall. The mysterious military directive gave no reason, leaving local drivers puzzled about the new restriction and its cause.
The city will host the Reput C convention delegation leaving this afternoon. Northern county negations arrive today and depart for Carbon county capital this evening. A traveler robbery case involves Bari run arrested yesterday by Deputy Hughes and held on suspicion of robbing a Union Pacific passenger train. Brufio’s wife is in St. John’s Hospital being treated.
Workmen resumed moving the Albany hotel from the Colorado railway right of way and expect to set it on its permanent site by tonight with foundation work to begin. W Giles arrested on charge of petit larceny for allegedly stealing an overcoat from a Sixteenth Street second hand store. Tax Commissioner W A Richards visits relatives in Omaha after Milwaukee tax commissioners meeting.
The Union Pacific Railroad inaugurates a sleeper train route from Denver to Salt Lake City. The service expands night travel options and connects two major gateways in the western network.
Mr and Mrs J W Mason and their guest Mrs B Noack of Dal are reported returning from Orting with plans for a quiet visit and social time at their residence.
Hart Texas residents return from a five week outing near Polo Mountain. Harry Allen is jailed on a charge of alleged theft for stealing coal.
A brief item notes winter underwear items available in two market locations. Shoppers are invited to compare styles, sizes, and prices as retailers showcase garments suited for cold weather.
Special one day round trip train service advertised for September 27 28 and 29 with a late September sale window and a unique Friday September 30 trip Wheatland to Douglas and return. Rates listed include Wheatland 2.35 Ava 2.35 Buckhorn 2.35 Hartville 2.06 Badger 1.95 Wendover 1.90 Fish Sour 1.75 Caca 3 1.55 Hao Spir 1.40 Giendo 1.20 Bona Bic 30 children half fare under 12 notes on fare tickets and transit points.
The Spendthrift author American dramatist Porer Ameraca PooWHt gains notice for the new play The Spendthrift to be produced with Frederick Thompson presenting later in the season. The work, already praised, places him among leading American dramatists as The Spendthrift is hailed as a great play of the era.
In New York on September 12 a mother in Marysville Mo attached a dog chain to her son John with a belt and padlock at Union station. While she checked baggage the boy slid along the floor, a farmer trip caused a commotion with a suitcase, but John escaped unharmed and laughed.
Come to the M B A dance at Fraternal hall Wednesday evening September 14 tickets fifty cents ladies admitted free refreshments provided.
The Denver area dealer announces a massive piano sale with manufacturers subsidizing advertising and discounting prices. Contestants submit solutions by Sept 20 with a $400 piano awarded free to the closest guess and a $150 credit for the next nearest. New pianos start at $250, with liberal terms and free art pictures for contestants.
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