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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1912
Page
3
The Romance of Graystark presents Beverly at Capitol Avenue Theatre on Saturday. The Studebaker Chicago company performs a war tale of love and laughter with sumptuous staging and vivid Far East costumes and scenic backdrops.
Telegraph instructions from headquarters outline personnel moves including Private George Weet to Fort Logan Colorado and detailed duties for Becond Lieutenant Jacob Tevera and Private James Livingston. Musician Rd Jones to Dinuyld ranch Wyoming with two private horses. Sergeant Edward KR to Seattle to tend horses for officers Pryson and Christian.
Sunday afternoon Mrs. J. L. Tockwell hosted a gathering for Mina Roth of Fort Wayne, Ind., at the Plaine hotel. Guests enjoyed music, solos, duets, choruses, and a lavish supper amid flowers and lights, with prizes and friendly chatter marking the afternoon.
The document records various Army orders from the War Department in September 1912. It lists officers and enlisted personnel such as Berecant Pann Captain William H H Noble and Private Walter C. Krog, detailing duties, leaves, transfers, and hospital assignments across Fort Logan Hot Springs and Vancouver Washington for hunting leave and medical treatment. It also notes compliance with Army regulations and headquarters directives.
Battalion Serjeant Major J M Eaton of the Fourth Field Artillery is relieved in compliance with paragraph 17 of Special Orders No 229 War Department September 18 1912. Sergeant Charles W Heinrichs Battery A Fourth Field Artillery will proceed to Providence Rhode Island reporting upon arrival to the adjutant general of the state for duty. Bureauproof Pain The Sherman Co.
The Fort Russell Tuesday Bridge Club met at the fort for the first fall gathering led by Mrs. John F. Guilfoyle. Eight members participated, four from town and four from the fort, with Mrs. Fuller the only town attendee due to a storm. A luncheon followed the games and prizes are awarded monthly based on four weeks of scores.
Miss Martha Ott hosts her cousin Mrs Gietzen of Columbus Nebraska while Estelle Belknap of Evanston Wyoming plans a October visit with her niece Mrs Leon C Hills. Mr and Mrs Frank Gleason vacationing in Seattle. Miss Augusta Johnston returns home from Ann Arbor Michigan. Miss Marguerite Nash from Denver visits Atlas performer while Becky Cook Little is away. Nash is a noted vooallet and pianist.
An advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a natural laxative to ease headachy, bilious, constipated, and sluggish bowels. It claims relief from sour stomach, gas, indigestion, and sleeplessness, urging readers to ask for the genuine California Fig Syrup Company product and beware imitations.
Misses Jessie Large and Bernice Mere dith visiting in Nebraska from Central City while Miss Sadie Large hosts. Chaplin family returns from Holland Michigan and plans to visit Douglas then bring grandson home. Agnes Clark and Mrs J C Underwood depart for Colorido Utah California. Cornelia Mills back from Cleveland and starts State Live Stock Commission post. Bryan to tour South Dakota October 7-8, campaign stops announced from Lincoln Nebraska.
An ad touts Saxo Salve as a cure for rough scaly skin and various dermatological issues. It claims the ointment penetrates to the skin’s seat of trouble, destroys germs, and restores smooth skin. The pitch offers a money back guarantee via A. B. Roedel, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
A large dish of twenty five real silver dollars sits on velvet in the Domestic Utilities Co window at 1702 Capitol Ave. The display challenges Washing Machine makers to prove superiority over the Vacuum Washer with the winner’s $25 to a charity if proven best.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, guaranteed remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief in five minutes and a stomach that feels sweet with no gas or belching, plus a paid push for a fifty cent case from drug stores. The note also mentions Clara A. Ligier Beauty Culture Parlors at 411 W 19th Street.
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