Coroner Murray Named New Southeastern State Game Warden
Coroner T C Murray appointed special assistant state game warden for the southeast. He will push to compel Japanese Greek Italian and other foreign railroad laborers to observe game laws and prosecute non residents who defy hunting and fishing statutes. Furniture repairs offered by Cheyenne Upholstering Works at 504 West Seventeenth street.
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T. C. Murray
Murray
Cheyenne
West Seventeenth Street
Pickles Offered By Dear Friend Jacobe in 1908 Note
A charming 1908 outreach advert offers dill pickles five for ten cents sour pickles a quarter per peck and sweet pickles a quarter per quart. The note invites mothers to buy locally and enjoy flavorful preserves from Jacobe.
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Jacobe
Wielder of Club Sentenced to Four Years in State Penitentiary
In district court George Harper pled guilty to felonious assault on Art Thompson and received a four year term. Harper struck Thompson with a club as he lay helpless, fracturing Thompson's skull and costing him a right eye. Thompson survived with serious injuries while Harper's conviction mirrored a recent murder sentence given to Annie Bruce in Uinta county.
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George Harper
Art Thompson
State
Annie Bruce
Uinta County
Harper
Thompson
South Side News Briefs Highlight Local Movements
Mrs. Charles Embery remains homebound by illness. Frank Embery returned to the Green's ranch near Granite Canyon. Mrs. F. F. Krager will join her husband in Litchfield Nebraska for a month. Edith Cook of Sturgis South Dakota visited with Mrs. Frank Clay. Mr. Cone, returning to his North Platte ranch, will reside there. Mrs. OMalley and daughter Mary returned from North Platte to attend her nephew's funeral. J B Winters bought the house at Ninth and House and moved in. The South Side Ladies Aid met with Mrs Terrell, with a sewing afternoon. Attending were Mesdames Collenburg Hall Pace Piper Clay Philips Sloan Kappelman Grunden Matthews Cook Jessen Belle Hall and Terrell.
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Charles Embery
Frank Embery
Green
Granite Canon
F. F. Krager
Litchfield
Neb
Edith Cook
Sturgis
Frank Clay
Cone
North Platte
O'Malley
Mary
J. B. Winters
Ninth
House Streets
John Karlberg
South Side Ladies’ Aid Society
Terrell
Mesdames Collenburg
Hall
Pace
Piper
Clay
Philips
Sloan
Kappelman
Grunden
Matthews
Cook
Jessen
Belle Hall
Sheriff offers 500 reward for arrest of Wallace in Cheyenne
Meade, D. Sheriff Wellington, also pursuing Ed Wallace for murder, arrived in Cheyenne to take custody of Wallace who had been freed previously. Wallace was arrested by Officer Lou Stone in West Cheyenne and later released. Meade now seeks to try him for a double homicide with a prior bond jump. The Meade reward totals 600, while South Dakota adds 500 for Wallace’s capture.
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Wellington
Meade
Cheyenne
Ed. Wallace
Wallace
South Dakota
West Cheyenne
Lou Stone
Graham
Personal arrivals and visits in the city
A list of visitors and residents in the city includes Mark N. Coach from Sidney John Morris back in Silver Crown W F Mecum from Douglas W Riner on Omaha business Judge Whitehead visiting from Guernsey Mr and Mrs John Hastle of Luther in town J F Draper from Little Horse Creek Mr and Mrs W G Smith of Casper Mrs H C Beeler returned from Denver John Anderson to depart for San Francisco Governor B B Brooks visiting Natrona county Mayor F H Harvey of Douglas on city business Mr and Mrs Thomas Carroll of Wheatland in town Mrs Thomas McGee and daughter departed for Sioux City Iowa Otto Bolln of Douglas transacting business Mrs Sandison of Ontario Canada guest of Mrs Charles B Bailey Mr and Mrs M C Barrow and grandchildren departed for Douglas Warren McCord Chicago Northwest traveling freight agent in city yesterday
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Douglas
Do. W. Riner
Omaha
Judge Whitehead
Guernsey
John Hastle
Luther
J. F. Draper
Little Horse Creek
W. G. Smith
Casper
H. C. Beeler
Denver
John Anderson
San Francisco
B. B. Brooks
Natrona County
F. H. Harvey
Thomas Carroll
Wheatland
Thomas McGee
Sioux City
Otto Bolln
Sandison
Ontario
Canada
Charles B. Bailey
M. C. Barrow
Warren McCord
Chicago & Northwestern
Easter Vegetables Abound at Cheyenne Market
Cheyenne's Kelley Mercantile reports a well supplied Easter market with new potatoes cabbage asparagus watercress and many fresh items. Shoppers are urged to inspect stock before finishing Easter shopping.
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Cheyenne
Kelley Mercantile Company
De Witts Kidney and Bladder Pills Sold by Roedel
An advertisement notes De Witts Kidney and Bladder Pills as prompt and thorough, claiming they strengthen weakened kidneys and relieve bladder inflammation. Sold by A. E. Roedel.
Latta on way to Omaha amid mother's critical illness
Br. Latta Union Pacific agent at Granite Canon called east through the city yesterday en route to Omaha where his mother is critically sick. Mrs. Latta will undergo an operation today performed by Dr Jonas chief surgeon for the Union Pacific.
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Br. Latta
Union Pacific
Granite Canon
Omaha
Local Doctor Opens In Cheyenne With Low Rates
Dr. Sweatt has been located in Cheyenne for four years and offers an up-to-date office. He did not charge high prices and provides big reductions when he started, with prices still low. Why not patronize him.
Ring’s Little Liver Pills advertised cure
An old advertisement promotes Ring s Little Liver Pills as a remedy to wake up lazy livers cleanse the system and clear the skin for bilious spells and sick headache sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co at 26 cents.
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Ring
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Fine hams featured at Kelley's store
Local market promotes select ham cuts at Kelley's, inviting shoppers to sample and compare offers.
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Kelley's
Miss Bruce Sentenced For Killing Father Transported To State Penitentiary
Special to The Leader Rawlins Wyoming April 17 Miss Annie Bruce four year sentence arrives at state penitentiary under Warden Hildenbrand with eight Uinta county convicts. She travels with matrons escort. becomes frightened at the prison gates and is placed in Arab garb with other inmates. Also among arrivals are five Italians serving twenty to thirty year terms for the murder of John F Kennedy and Ed Burke at Diamondville.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Annie Bruce
James Bruce
Smoot
Hildenbrand
State Penitentiary
Stierif Jonathan Jones
Uinta County
Evanston
John F. Kennedy
Ed. Burke
Diamondville
St Mary's Cathedral Sets Mass Start at 7 30 This Morning
Owing to the length of today s services at St Mary s Cathedral mass will begin at 7 30 this morning. Bishop J J Keane will come and bless chrism and holy oils and water for the year s sacraments. Holy water will be distributed. Confessions are scheduled for this afternoon and evening. Masses tomorrow are at 6 8 and 10 30.
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St. Mary’s Cathedral
J. J. Keane
Mormon Converts En Route to Zion Pass Cheyenne
Seventy Mormon converts from London England passed through Cheyenne last night en route to East Lake City where they will be assigned to Mormon colonies by the heads of the Church of Latter Day Saints of Jesus Christ.
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London
England
Cheyenne
East Lake City
Church of Latter Day Saints of Jesus Christ
Cheyenne Market Stocks Fresh Vegetables For Easter
Cheyenne vendors list radishes eggplant and other produce at local stores ahead of Easter. Shoppers plan early buys as markets emphasize freshness and variety.
The Leader for the best job print ing in the Capitol City
The Leader claims top status for quality printing in Capitol City. Local businesses and residents rely on its craftsmanship and consistency for public notices, ads, and daily communications.
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Capitol City
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John Morris
W. F. Mecum
S. H. Sweatt
Bruce
Penitentiary
Gmb
State Prison
ST. Mary's Cathedral
Zion
P. J. Black
East Sixteenth
VanLennan
Union Mercantile Co
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Capitol Grocery Co
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Nagle
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