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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1910

Page

3

Elegant autumn luncheon social and church notices

A detailed report of a decorative luncheon with yellow and white chrysanthemums, guest seating, and four young hostesses. It lists attendees, including Mrs. B. B. Brooke and Mrs. Martha Fox, and notes a Missionary society consecration meeting, church offerings, and a South Cheyenne ladies dime social with autumn decor and refreshments.

Ming Mary Kieffer Beatrice Cook B. B. Brooke G. A. Fox Martha Fox Elizabeth Kieffer J. Conney John Harrington George Snow Harry J. Dyer George Lamb J. .W. “Burke A.“H. Marble McGarvey D.’, Apperson John Ee Mra Charles Bristol P. Puller James ‘Cooper Ink C. Palmer P. Jacobiauff Thomas Cooper FE. C. Nash William Storey Peter Cook John H. Smith William Dinneen Crowley J. J. Jenkins Baxter Kauffman O'Connell Ladies' Aid Society of South Cheyenne Brunion Mes Rath J. W. Piper Piedenburg William Heatley Jessen Edward’ Lewis

Morning and Evening Services at First Congregational Church

Notices list Miss Mabel Patten leaving Friday for Baltimore to attend Goucher College for her third year. Also mentions Presbyterian Woman's Missionary society meeting at Mrs. Robert Morten's home, a New York trip by John Schimeman, Five Hundred card club hosted by Mrs. Meldrum, and Bresnajian siblings returning from San Francisco due to a sister's illness.

Mabel Patten Baltimore Goucher College Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Robert Morten Sixteenth Street Thomas Meldrum

Special train fare sale for Wheatland to Douglas trip

Colorado and Southern offers a round trip at reduced fares from Wheatland to Douglas with sale Sept 27 to 30 and final Oct 1. A Friday Sept 50 service departs Wheatland 7:30 AM and returns 8:30 PM with various station fares listed. Children 5 to 12 pay half, and tickets may be sold on board if not available at stations. Evening shad ers and dress goods advertised locally.

Douglas Colorado and Southern Wheatland Eaving Wheatland Wheatl Oya Buckhorn Hartville Jet Badger Wendover Cassa Glenda Bona

Leigh Nebramount Farm Hand Ends Life in Suicide Note

Leigh Nebraska September 24. Grosa a farm hand for Fred Herman near Leigh placed a pistol in his mouth and killed himself after a day that saw him settle small debts and dine in good spirits a note to his father claimed no one caused the act and spoke of marriage to Emma Vasek with Clarkson parents noted nearby.

Nebraska Leigh, Neb Grosa Fred Herman Leigh Mr. Herman Art Gross Nook Emma Vasek Clarkson

Wool Taffeta Dress Goods in Complete Color Line

WM Myers D G Co offers a complete line of wool taffeta dress goods in a full spectrum of colors. The advertisement highlights their broad selection and the availability of many shades for homes and wardrobes.

Myers D, G. CO WM. Myers Ty Get

City Briefs: Humane Agent Reports No Cruelty At Albany County Fair

State Humane Agent T Bright returned to Cheyenne from Laramie reporting no cruelty to animals at the Albany County fair. The new hotel at Sixteenth street and Central avenue has its walls finished and cornice in place. interior work starts soon. Miles Shepherd of Harrington store departs for an extended business trip to Denver and other points Monday.

T. Bright Cheyenne Laramie Albany County Fair Bright Sixteenth Street Central Avenue Miles Shepherd Harrington Denver

Papers Recovered for Denver Man Lost on Sixteenth Street

The papers reported missing by Jerry Lovell of Denver were found by police yesterday in a rooming house on Sixteenth Street.

Jerry Lovell Denver Torney Sixteenth Street

Street Car Improvements Halted at Fort Russell Route

Street railway crews move track to the new grade at Fort Russell while cars run only to the Artillery barracks. Work in progress as the line to the weighin area is raised and tested.

Street Railway Company Fort Russell

Train Hits Cattle North of City Prompting Fatalities

Five cattle killed after a Colorado and Southern locomotive struck a herd just north of town. Changes at the local paper see William A. Bartlett resigning as city editor to move to Durango, Colo. W. N. Monfort takes over.

Colorado William A. Bartlett Durango Colo W. N. Monfort Mr. Bartlett

Evening Shades Wool Bat Isted Dress Goods

Wool batist and dress goods advertised by William Myers Dry Goods Co. featured evening shades and varied fabrics for fall sewing needs. Local promotion highlights new textiles and pricing to attract shoppers.

Social Dance at A. O. U. W. Hall September 1910

A Forester team hosts a Monday evening social dance at A. O. U. W. Hall with music by Hanes. Admits attendance by the community, ad no further details on attendees or program.

MW. A. Forester A. O. U. W. Hall Hanes, Choke Aduilosion

Lawrence mill to install world’s largest four-faced clock

The Ayer mills in Lawrence prepare a massive four-face clock with 22 foot dials and a 5 060 pound bell. Weighing 40 000 pounds with a fourteen foot pendulum, it will operate weekly by hand for precise timekeeping and drive secondary clocks via a minute contact. President Wood’s aim is for Lawrence to be known by this timepiece.

Boston Ayer Lawrence Western Hemisphere United States New Union Depot San Francisco City Hall Philadelphia Massachusetts Hang Wood Ayer Mills

Sermon Subjects at Churches Today

Presbyterian Church morning subject What Do Presbyterians Believe The young people meet at 6 40 p m My Denomination at Work for My Country leader Mr Charles Leonard Evening sermon for boys Boy Seguts Morning service eleven first Congressional Church 9246 Sunday school 11 00 annual Thank Offering Meeting Woman's Missionary society Rev W G Pridefoot address special music led by Mrs Kedie Well At 6 30 PM My Denomination at Work for My Country Missionary committee to lead meeting At 7 50 sermon by Rev W Gr Pridefoot Wednesday 7 40 meeting led by Min Wim Roberts South Sunday school meets 2 pm F L Moore Pastor

Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church Frank Oo W. G. Puddefoot al Home Missionary Society Puddlefoot Atyle Denver Presbyterian Church Presbeteriane Charles Leonard Seguts First Congressional Church Woman's Missionary Society W. G. Pridefoot Kédiw Gérmon We Gr Puiddefoot Min Wim Roberts South Sunday School F. L. Moore

Methodist Church Sunday Schedule with Pastor’s Services

Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. preaching by the pastor at 11:00 a.m. and 7:90 p.m. Class meeting at 12/14 and 9 Epworth League at 6:50 p.m. W. M. Nelson is the pastor.

Methodist Church Epworth League W. M. Nelson

Sunday Services At Allen Chapel And A M E Church

Readable portions note Sabbath services at Allen Chapel and A M E Church with morning and evening times. Weekly gathering on Wednesday at 7 p m. All are welcome with reference to a medicinal syrup advertisement and local pharmacy.

Origin of Union Label Traced to San Francisco Roots

NewYork Sept 24 The Johnea ina Press prints The Trade Union Label by Dr Enveat R Spenden tracing its origin to 1879 when first used broadly after San Francisco Chinese and white cigar makers conflict. He notes earlier 1869 carpenters hour league stamps and says the label spread to Europe and Australia as a union tool against cheap labor.

New York Johnea Ina Enveat R. Spenden San Francisco Congressional Committee Europe Australia Spedden

Medicos Meeting Program Set for Casper Event

Wyoming States MedPal society outlines its twelfth annual session in Casper on September 28 and 29. Notable papers will be read by N Nelson Shoshoni and others from Cheyenne Casper Lander Douglas and more. Dr George H Stover from Denver will lecture on X Ray use with stereopticon. Dr Leonard Freeman of Denver will address the group. An automobile city tour and a banquet at the Grand Central hotel conclude the social program.

Wyoming ‘States MedPal Society Casper Wyoming Nelson Shoshoni George P. Johnatan Cheyenne J. C. Kamp Thos. G. Maghree Grand Central Hotel

New Shades Homespun Dress Goods

Unclear fragment notes dress goods promotion or listing titled New Shades Homespun by WM, one ERS D. G. aM.

NEW Shades

Dickerson Case Reopened in State Supreme Court

N R Greenfield Carbon County prosecutor argued a motion for a new trial for Peter Dickerson of Lacade County who is serving a ten year term for perjury. The case is framed as one of the state’s most famous criminal episodes in recent years.

Dickerson Supreme Court N. R. Greenfield Carbon County State Supreme Court Peter Dickersony Lacade County Dickerach

Trial and Perjury Conviction Highlight Wyoming Case

In Laramie County during an election period a prisoner faced charges of perjury after an initial acquittal. He was re-arrested for perjury, convicted, and sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary, having served roughly one year to date.

Lifon Laramie Asmaullahd

Rev W G Puddefoot to Speak at First Congregational

Rev W G Puddefoot, famed pulpit orator and author of The Frontier Man, will occupy the First Congregational Church pulpit today. The Cheyenne appearance draws attention from readers across varied viewpoints and promises a rare, engaging address.

Mra. W. B. D. Gray W. G. Puddefoot Pupcheoor First Congregational Cheyenne

Church Services Set for Tomorrow Morning and Evening

A brief notice states that a speaker will address attendees at both morning and evening services tomorrow at the church. The lines convey attendance plans and the schedule without additional details.

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