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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1912
Page
11
The marriage of Thomas Krafrick and Marie Agnes Walsh is set for early October. Miss Walsh is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh.
Mrs. George M. Holley hosts a Thursday card party with bridges and five hundred. Lt. and Mrs. Frank A. Sloan invite guests to a next Saturday reception honoring Mrs. Moller of the Presidio and Miss Keenan. The Eleventh Infantry Regimental Card Club meets next Friday at the Infantry club. The Tuesday Bridge club resumes after summer.
A meeting this afternoon features ladies from the port and town. Mrs. Moller of the Presidio in San Francisco is visiting Mrs. Frank A. Sloan and will proceed to St. Louis. Elizabeth Wilson, one year old this Thursday, will be celebrated with twenty five invited children of the past to mark her first birthday.
Mr and Mrs James Stanton, married last week in Wisconsin, visit with Mrs Stanton’s sister Mrs Wessel before returning to Payette Idaho. Prominent actors Warren and Francis entertain in Kansas City then begin a forty week Orpheum tour in Chicago. Roy Kokper and wife bring newborn to Cheyenne for a visit while he audits as Union Pacific engine inspector. Alva Witters and family return from Sidney Nebraska after a month with relatives.
Cheyenne High School notes Dr Wyman spoke at chapel on communicable diseases praising clear talk and informative content. He is a welcome visitor who can explain topics engagingly and is asked to visit often.
The Cheyenne High School football schedule for the season is set with games against Maton Hie Seloo at Baton on Sept 28, Laramie on Oct 12, a return at Cheyenne on Nov 16, Greeley on Oct 1, Loveland on Oct 26, and North Platte on Nov 25. A committee led by Muriel Guy Evelyn Jensen Nora Moody Harold Wolcott and James Hart plans entertainment as The Lariat publication begins around October 16 with a five person staff.
Mr W S Gunealus once near Fleming Pennsylvania credits Chamberlain's Choice Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with fourteen years of effective use for his family. He reports it an excellent remedy and recommends it to all. Verified by druggists.
John Connell reveals he wed Laura Cavanaugh to atone for past wrongs by the Connell family. He seeks to have his brother Matthew Connell Jr’s child bear the Connell name, after Matthew Jr. hid a first marriage and child while posing as John Hensing. The case touches family, marriage, and inheritance in a Boston context.
A 1920s style guide offers home remedies to cut beauty costs. It suggests mixing orris root, thorax, and witch hazel to create shampoo powder, using a plain delatone paste for hair removal, pyroxin for eyebrows and lashes, and magatone in witch hazel as a complexion beautifier to even skin tone and reduce freckles and sunburn.
J. W. DeFord was shot and killed near Big Piney in a Sunday quarrel after an argument with a man named Heitz. DeFord, unarmed, was fatally shot in the stomach during a fight at a liquor-selling location while working on Thomas ONeill’s ranch. his sister Minnie DeFord and mother Amy DeFord face legal questions over burial and possible law violations.
A sworn affidavit from Joseph B. White describes severe glandular tuberculosis in 1910, failing medical treatment and surgery, then recovery after Bekman's Alternative. He reports weight gain, restored appetite and sleep, three hemorrhages ceased, and no sick days since November 1910. He recommends the remedy to others and offers to share details with interested parties.
Patrons ask the Atlas how they do it as Manager Heaney books strong acts. This week features McGreevey and Davids with comedy juggling and wire walking, Bowen and Bowen with vocal selections, May Elinore singing, plus a moving pictures program and a small orchestra.
A soldier named Bowaz escaped from the guardhouse at Port D. A. Russell yesterday afternoon after 2 pm and is at large. Cheyenne police are notified and searching. Bowaz is about 6 feet 4 inches tall and weighs 195 pounds.
Cheyenne forecast by R. Q. Grant of the Weather Bureau predicts cooler conditions with rain or possible snow in the coming days. The local office reports intent to compile climatological data for section 23, covering the western part of the state, section 28.
Irwin Brothers of Cheyenne plan a real open range spectacle during Ak-Sar-Ben week in Omaha Nebraska. The Frontier Days show arrives with a special train and sets up at Rourke Park for performances starting next Saturday. Cowboys cowgirls horses and cattle will perform as on Wyoming ranches.
Advertises two modern furnished rooms for rent at 604 B Isth Street with gas range and utilities to be supplied by landlord. Contact 160 LATE TO CLASSIRY for details.
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