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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1910

Page

11

Social Life at Fort Russell Hosts Formal Afternoon

Mrs Lieut Errington of St Louis entertained guests at Fort Russell with an Inspiration afternoon by Mrs Martyn Shute. Five small bridge tables, a pink and white menu, and a five o'clock luncheon marked the event. Ten members attended due to bad weather. Help One Another club members sewed for the hostess and a tea followed. Mrs George Sell sent greetings from Colorado Springs en route to Cheyenne. Next meeting in two weeks.

Fort Russell Lieut. Errington St. Louis Martyn Shute Errington Richmond Smith Misa Smith Fantson Richard Blatchford B. W. Tanney Barzynoski Sirs Ror Shchuilter Cutter Fathiav Mias Flatbold Dr. Wing Charles Thomas George Sell Colorado

Paris Fashion Hints Host Yearly Tea and Society Gatherings

Mrs. Philip Brown hosts Paris fashion hints on Thames Street with informal Kensington tea. Mrs. Adam Schilling hosted a pleasant afternoon with a green and white decor and a buffet luncheon assisted by her daughter Miss Willa Schilling. Guests included Mrs. F. L. Robinson and others. Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society plans its next meeting at Mrs. Robert A. Morton’s home with an address by Mrs. HM Millerton on The Passion tied to recent travels. Guild of St. Mark's Church hosts a meeting at Mrs. Brooks' home this afternoon.

Adam Schilling Nergests Order of the Eastern Star Deliciais Willa Schilling Mran Bechilling F. L. Robinson P. Cook W. L. Faust Robert Lawson W. G Brute George Copeland W. QO Wolcott Ada Bryan J. Qe Collier J. Fp, Jenkins Mra Morten Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society Robert A. Morton Léth Street Archie Allison J. R. Morgen HM. Millerton Full Orton

Real Estate Bargain Contact G S Oliver Phobia 574

A garbled real estate notice seeks buyers or inquiries. Name G S Oliver appears with a cryptic number 574, suggesting contact for a bargain offer. No clear property details or location are readable.

G. S. Oliver Phobie

Cheyenne Based Crimes and Railway Work Report

Military authorities charge John Lump kin and Henry Baten with grand larceny linked to a paymaster robbery at Polo creek totaling 6600 dollars. Police recover the stolen funds. Workmen grade Capitol avenue for the Colorado Railway line and fill a basement under the Albany hotel relocation site.

For Russell John Lumpkin Henry ‘Baten Polo Creek Cheyenne Capitol Avenue Colorado Railway Company Albany

Funeral arrangements for W. B. Bryant pending arrival

The funeral will be held under the auspicés of the Masonic lodge and is to be held Saturday or Sunday as relatives arrive tomorrow. Gun Club Meet. Cheyenne Red and Gun club members will trap shoot at Fort Russell at 10 30 Sunday morning with five prize events.

W. RB. Bryant Masonic Lodge Cheyenne Red and Gun Club Fort Russell

Burlington brakeman crushed foot in freight accident

D W Collings a Burlington brakeman sustained a badly crushed foot when a flat car ran over him while switching cars east of Cheyenne. The incident details the worker’s injury and location within the rail yard.

Cheyenne D. W. Collings Burlington

Statistician H M Roads in Cheyenne for crop data

Field agent H M Roads of the Bureau of Statistics, Department of Agriculture, is in Cheyenne collecting data on this season's crops for the agricultural statistics program.

H. M. Roads Bureau of Statistic Department of Agriculture Cheyenne

English Officer Here Visits Fort Russell Friends

Lieut.-Col. D. R. James English military attache at Washington is visiting friends at Fort Russell.

D. R. James Washington, D. C Fort Russell

Judge Carey Visits Wheatland in Democratic Governor Bid

Judge J. M. Carey, progressive Democrat nominee for governor, spent yesterday in Wheatland as part of his campaign trail.

Carey J. M. Carey Democrats Wheatland

Wyoming State Fair at Douglas September 27 30 rate details

The Colorado and Southern offers a special round trip fare for the Wyoming State Fair in Douglas on September 27 to 30. Special train from Wheatland to Douglas on September 20 leaves 7:30 AM and returns 6:40 PM with reduced rates to various stops. Children 5 to 12 pay half the special rates. Final travel limit October 1. Gold Palatu at Sherman Co.

Wyoming Douglas Colorado and Southern Wheatland Dina Buckhorn Hartville Jet Badger Wendover Fish Spur Cassa Hauf Glenda Bona Pas

Doctor Advised Operation in Galena Woman’s Letter

A Galena Kansas woman recounts a medical lump on her side that grew large and caused sleepless nights. She says a physician advised surgery for a rupture like condition and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her symptoms after trying it on her own.

Galena Kans Kanaae Sydiankham Lydia KE Pinkham Uys

Machine divides Republican convention as Henry Sweet wins bid

At a heated Republican convention in the city hall Henry Sweet secured the ward candidate nomination to succeed himself, triggering a mayoral bolt by P. S. Cook. Aldermen Nimmo Del Roy Shingle and Robert Davidson were named for their wards, while a seven member city committee was chosen to fill vacancies.

Henry Sweet David Nimm M Sweet del Roy Shingle Robert Davidson Sweet Cook Votte Waas Alder C. L. Hinckle Lda Sardeleetiptven Nimmo A. W. Borler John Waughes Clyde M. Watts Augustus Buechner William Duholae A. Hopkins J. ¥ . Roseman

The Cowboys Homing Homeward in a Prairie Ballad

Arthur Chapman captures Bill Jent traveling south of Cactus Center on a stagecoach trip. Bill, moved by the endless plain, pins a cactus sprig on his vest and becomes homesick for the Southwest as he awaits meal and rest at Artd. The narrator notes Bill’s joy and longing, awaiting stories of home to come.

Bill Cactus Center Bill Jent Artd Arthur Chapman

Criticism of Mayor Gaynor and the Hearst papers

The text narrates that criticism of Mayor Gaynor’s acts by Hearst papers was described as temperate and truthful, deserved, and in the public interest. It notes Gaynor’s illness and hoped personal improvement, but claims his mind was affected and his temperament remained unaltered.

Gaynor Hearst

Plans for Mine Rescue Work in Wyoming

Washington September 22 Dr J A Holmes director of the newly created bureau of mines left today to tour the Rocky Mountain region including Colorado Wyoming Utah and Montana where arrangements for mine rescue work will be perfected.

Washington Rocky Mountain J. A. Holmes Bureau of Mines Colorado Wyoming Utah Montana

Boston man named commander in chief of G A R

John B. Gilman of Boston was elected commander in chief at the opening session. Rochester, New York, was named as next meeting place with a proviso to select another site if railroad rates are not favorable. The pensions committee rejected dollar a day for life citing government expense.

Boston Rochester Atlantic City John B. Gilman N. Y Committee On Pensions Ufe Gwlerhal

Food That Makes It A Pleasure Hill Climbing

Richmond woman writes about using Grape-Nuts as a brain worker diet, noting relief from fatigue and improved strength after eleven months. She reports after-office exhaustion lessening, increased flesh, and regained ability to enjoy family activities and walks up steep hills.

Norwalk Gond Vialville Pligs

Wealthy Man Shoots Woman Then Hangs Self

Cleveland reports B. W. Yates a Detroit businessman shot and seriously wounded Fred Singer, wife of a Cleveland traveler, at a roadhouse after a day of auto rides and wine rooms. Two hours later Yates hanged himself in the county jail.

Cleveland B. W. Yates Detroit Fred Singer Himelf

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