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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
13
Advertises a new six room house for sale with laundry and transportation features. Listings mention price and contact details for Evans, phone number 14 6, with location in a local area.
A mobile chapel car, fitted for religious use, stops one block east of the Burlington depot. It seats about 190, with organ and lighting. Operated by the American Baptist Publication Society under Rev. Eugene A. Spear. Nightly services at 7 30, with youth programs next week. The mission plan aims to draw locals with music and welcome the public.
A public reception honoring Bondar is expected to be held, with details and exact timing to be announced later. The note emphasizes that the event is a worthwhile effort by a modern agency to do good.
All members are requested to be present at the meeting Friday evening at 7 30 at the A O U W hall A card party will be given after meeting Friends shouted By Order of Committees
Mrs. F B Webber of Buffalo traveled to Cheyenne yesterday en route to Laramie for the funeral of her brother J T Holliday who died suddenly Tuesday. She is mother of Mrs. Horace Jepsiha of this city and will visit with her daughter after the sad mission at Laramie. Miss Nelle Trackey, state tax commission employee, resigns and will move to Ogden for a new job. J L Sawyer of Torrington was a business visitor in Cheyenne yesterday. Deputy Sheriff Ed Schoel attends the Albany county fair at Laramie. Captain Heavy of the Eleventh Infantry has returned to Fort Russell from a visit with relatives in Trinidad.
The City Clerk advises property owners of Cheyenne Wyoming that at several regular meetings in 1910 1916 the council authorized sewer projects on 22nd and Thames streets and an alley case in block 291 with costs to be assessed to adjacent properties. Owners are informed of their assessed shares and that the city may purchase a private sewer on 24th street.
Mss Rove Pitonof, appearing young, achieved an extraordinary long-distance swim in five hours and eight minutes. She started at New York Yacht Club Landing No 2 on East Thirty-Third Street and finished at Coney Island Light, covering about sixteen miles along river and harbor.
City council met in Cheyenne on September 20 1910 with Mayor Cook present. Items included assessments for sewer construction on 22nd and 24th streets and an alley, a special meeting to hear objections September 27, and contracts approved for Wil liams and Ferguson Brothers. A proposal to regulate gasoline vapor lighting machines was referred to the fire committee.
Telegraphic briefs report 200 representatives in attendance at the Rocky Mountain Baptist association convention in Eaton Colorado. Las Cruces NM notes F H McCorkle Denver traveling man injured from a fall from a Santa Fe train. Trinidad CO and Stonewall OK references to a rattlesnake incident endangering Mrs Rosinda Chavez. Steamboat Springs CO covers Mrs Sidney Moylle from New Castle on trial for her husband’s murder.
The steamer Julia under Captain John Petse was lost off Galveston. Captain Petse and her husband were marooned inland for 146 hours before rescue, nearly dead from exposure. In Los Angeles a rash of assaults prompts police to urge self defense with long tassels. Barrel bullets and buckshot defense in Colorado. A 97 year old widower marries a 63 year younger nurse in Tenafly New Jersey.
Congressman Frank W. Dondell reported seriously ill at New Castle home. He wired C. W. Burdict, chairman of the State Republican committee, saying his condition was bad and physicians gave little hope for recovery. Syrup of White Pine With Tar advertised by The Palace Pharmacy.
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