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Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1901

Page

4

Cheyenne Leader Notes Local Updates and Appointments

The Cheyenne Leader reports on Judge Becker filming a drunken driving incident, Dwight M. Thayer appointed Rock Springs postmaster, and road work beginning on Ferguson street. It notes library nearing completion, railroad connections, fire department meeting, hedge needs, and various local notices.

Becker Golf Club H. J. Cook Beloit Wis Missouri Kansas Dwight M. Thayer Rock Springs Ferguson Street Carnegie Library Central Pacific Ccat J. A. England H. P. Blanchard Frank Sutzer Big Laramie Ward Cheyenne Twenty-third Infantry Jefferson Barracks Eddy Thames Street Corey Claude Draper Iron Mountain Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company City Road Drodhead Salt Lake Steward Doo

Two Men Arrested After Stealing Newman Rig Near Granite Canon

Les Snow and Frank Jones, sworn deputies, captured the intoxicated men nine miles south of Granite Canon after they allegedly stole a rig from J. M. Newman in Cheyenne. The suspects registered under false names, claimed Elk lodge affiliation, and left town with four grips heading toward Rawlins before being halted. The value of the rig is about 400 dollars and a legal outcome depends on settling debts and lodge verification.

Les Snow Frank Jones Granite Canon J. M. Newman Inter Ocean Walker Brothers Pittsburg Rawlins Wyo Newman Granite Cheyenne Maters Mer Ray Newman Joe Cahill Elk Lodge No. 48 Grand Rapids Mich

Cheyenne Arrival Details Millers Capture and Quiet Crowd

James Miller and his two sons August and Victor were brought to Cheyenne from Iron Mountain after a peaceful midday capture by Deputies Warlaumont Laforss McNeil and Brown assisted by U S Marshal. The prisoners refused to speak about the killings while a crowd of about three hundred observed.

Pete Warlaumont United States Laforss McNeil rBown James Miller August Victor Iron Mountain Colorado Southern Kels Nickell Nickell Tron Mountain

Ohenstein Brothers Introduce Centered Money Weight Scale

The grocers at No. 1619 Eddy street showcase a nickel plated money weight scale weighing up to twenty eight pounds. The center revolving indicator is enclosed in glass and cylinder shaped, drawing much admiration for its accuracy.

Ohenstein Brothers Eddy Street

County Institute In City Opens August Twenty Sixth

The county institute will begin in this city on August 26 and run all week with morning and afternoon sessions. Dr. D. E. Phillips of the University of Denver leads as chief instructor with assistance from Miss Harriet Squires. Lectures from Dr. Smiley and Dr. Gates are expected, and about one hundred teachers are anticipated to attend, marking a highly successful event in county history.

Laramie County Teachers’ Institute Elizabeth S. Hawes D. E. Phillips University of Denver Harriet Squires Smiley Gates

Schwamaquegons Dance At Turner Hall This Week

The Schwamaquegons will perform tonight at Turner Hall with Nagel's full orchestra promised to delight attendees. A big weekend features baseball games under consideration with a top quality nine expected to visit. Washington Market advertises veal pork beef mutton lamb poultry and vegetables as the area’s cheapest market.

Turner Hall Nagel Washineton

City Council Sets Sewer Extension to Carnegie Library

City council meeting approves extending Capitol avenue sewer to the Carnegie Library and accepts a garbage crematory invitation from Toledo. A labor day parade invitation is accepted and Frontier Day donation discussed with amount to be decided next meeting. Road machine shed plans and street mains bids authorized.

Carnegie Library Frontier Day Murray Rabou Judge Carey Carnegie Brary Committee Capitol Avenue Twentieth Street Twenty-second Street Dion Garbage Crematory Company Toledo Ohio Fort Russell Messrs Davis Bristol Keating Luc George Nellis Frontier Committee Nash & Son J. F. Jenkins Lake Minnehaha Old City Twenty-first Seymour Pebrican Fifteenth Sixteenth Streets Ferguson Street

Pentecostal Mission Welcomes Former Worker to Lead

Miss L. L. Leach, a former mission worker, arrived Monday night and will take charge of the Pentecostal Mission. Evening meetings are at 8 15 p m at the corner of Sixteenth and Eddy streets.

Pentecostal Mission L. L. Leach Sixteenth and Eddy Streets

Lawn Social Offered at Parks Home by Baptist Ladies

The Baptist ladies announce a lawn social at Superintendent and Mrs. W. J. Parks home on Thursday evening August 8. Music and refreshments will be provided and a cordial invitation is extended to all attendees.

W. J. Parks

Royal Neighbor Thursday Meeting Notice

Royal Neighbor reports Thursday afternoon regular meeting with full attendance requested. Oracle noted.

Oracle

Beautiful sofa pillow line to be closed out soon

Mrs A P Hamilton at 1710 Ferguson street offers a closeout on a line of sofa pillows priced at 85 cents each, down from 1.50, this week only.

A. P. Hamilton Ferguson Street

Ward sisters escape jail in Cheyenne from inner office door

Reports corrected the sensational jailbreak of Pearl Padgette and Mary Ward from a Cheyenne jail. A soldier unlocked the cell key, the sisters pried a side window, climbed ladders to the roof, and fled toward Fort Russell with bloodied hands from their climb.

Fort Russell Pearl Padgette Mary Ward Ingalls Durance Vile Percy Smith Dyer House Colorado

Judge Craig affirms Cooper vs McCormick in Tillimore style case

The Carbon county district court sustains the state land board decision in Cooper vs McCormick, aligning with prior Tillimore Fillmore line of cases. A land board member notes earlier reports about notice to Fillmore’s attorney, while the coroner investigates the Nickell case with an Italian witness Blanc and interpreter Colangelo behind closed doors. A marriage license is issued to William Printz and Emma A Reddington of Arapahoe county, with Justice Becker performing the ceremony before they depart for Denver.

Craig Cooper Vs. McCormick State Land Board Laramie Republican Nickell Blanc Colangelo William Printz Denver Arapahoe County Emma A. Reddington Justice Becker

Northern Prosperity in Big Horn and surrounding counties

Mr. Henderson notes rapid prosperity in the region with homeseekers, Big Horn County value up $750,900 year over year, despite no railroads. Burlington Railroad may be laying steel on Cody branch. Cattle interests prosper, stock stronger. cattle moved from Kansas City to fatten then sold. Sheridan Weston Grook counties report improved range and large cattle purchases. Counties run financially sound with debts paid as due.

Henderson Big Horn Burlington Railroad Cody Sheridan Weston Grook Kansas City

Funeral Held for Hyrup Pedersen in Laramie

Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the Pedersen family residence in Laramie. The Danish Brotherhood and Albany Lodge of Goodfellows served as pallbearers with Dean Cope and Rev. H P Hansen conducting the rites. The notice ends with an advertising insert for rental rooms at Warren Emporium.

Hyrup Pedersen Laramie Danish Brotherhood Albany Lodge of Goodfellows Dean Cope H. P. Hansen

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