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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1913
Page
13
Notices announce social and public attractions within six days prior to events. Entries for lodge meetings and charged admissions may appear at ten cents per line per insertion, listing Wyoming State Parr Douglas Wyo, October 9 to 11 Sheridan County Fair in Sheridan Wyoming.
Francis Burton Harrison arrives in Yokohama as the newly appointed governor general of the Philippine Islands. He is met by Japanese officials and foreign residents and then leaves for Tokyo for an audience with the emperor.
Miller's the place for correct watch repairing and adjusting. Moderate prices and high-grade work advertised at 1700 Carey Ave. Also notes Cheyenne Print and other local businesses and several city notices and travel updates from Cheyenne.
Wyoming delegates to Detroit conventions of the Lincoln Memorial Highway association and the American Roads congress prepared to depart No. 20 over the Union Pacific. The train left Cheyenne at 6:35 AM. Participants included James Hopkins Rawlins David Thomas Rock Springs R B E Russell P W Spaulding Evanston G S Walker J Ross Carpenter Cheyenne State Engineer Parshall and John Hay Rock Springs.
John Conway and Francs R Conway of Colorado Springs travel to Cheyenne en route to San Francisco for a western hunting trip. They plan to visit cousins Mr. and Mrs. J W McGuire and join brother W F Conway and Paul P Fry in Salt Lake City before heading to the coast for the winter. The Conway brothers and stepfather James McG Grant run the New Elk hotel in Colorado Springs and may join in a coastal hotel venture. Jennie Grant, their mother, died two years ago last February and had many Cheyenne friends.
Andrew Mandanis, labor agent for Union Pacific, found a pocketbook on the depot platform yesterday morning. Inside were bank drafts amounting to 2147.90 made out to W. I. McClary, who is believed to have dropped them from a train. Mandanis turned the pocketbook over to Ticket Agent Broderick. the drafts are only valuable to the owner.
Ray Robinson’s infant daughter is reported dead in Salt Lake City. Police, alerted by a telegram from Blanche Robinson, have spent 24 hours trying to locate Robinson in the city. Chief McClement assigned three officers to attempt contact.
United States Marshal Patton and Deputy Snow brought Robert Rye Henry Lee Walter Graham and Joe Tony to the county jail from Wheatland. They were examined before a U S commissioner and held to await federal grand jury action on burglary charges at a local post office.
Notice states a meeting of all stockholders of the Tiler Continental Motor Club Company at Dinkens Garag h at 6 45 this Saturday evening. All directors will be present with a guarantee of importance. Five transactions transacted, W. BK, Dineln.
Four applications for homesteads were received yesterday at the federal land office. Named applicants include Frank Stott of Meriden Kenneth H Bittinger of York Nebraska Philip B Nannemaker of Slater Hazel M Forte of Findlay Ohio and Grataing t The Sherman Company.
State Engineer A JF Marsha and George Walker join James Hopkins Bowlles P W W Bpaulding Mvanston plus others to travel to Detroit for the Highway Association meeting and the American Road Congress. They carry road maps logs and data urging Wyoming to back a Lincoln highway straight path and oppose looping via Denver. The effort aims to secure a feeder from Reyenne to Denver and block the Big Springs Denver loop benefiting Cheyenne and Wyoming tourism.
Amusements note that The Welt presents Eugene Walter s greatest play The Wolf at Capitol Avenue theatre on Thursday October 3. The romantic Canadian woods story boasts long run of business and wide audience with Jules Beaublon famous for the great desire speech in act two. Women show keen interest in the performance and even request the verses for fabrics.
Cohan Harris present Carlyle Moore farce Soap Thief for one performance Monday night September 24 at Capitol Avenue theatre. The play follows a Rhode Island detective pursuing a kleptomaniac household crook in witty, fast moving situations offering refined entertainment for families. John Bal Cabe appears in supporting role with strong company.
Closing arguments finished in the divorce suit of Captain Hewry Merriam U S A against Dowle Merriam. Superior Judge presided under advisement as the case neared its conclusion.
Members of the militia and others have kept tents camp gear and National Guard property since last August’s encampment. Captain W L Goft warns all offenders that possession of government or state property is prohibited and actions will follow.
Captain Goff issues personal notices to two chief offenders and warns summary action if all property is not returned at once to the company armory in the truckey building.
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