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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1908

Page

4

Deserters and Forgery Cases Dominate City News

Two deserters from U S army units were handed to military authorities at Fort Russell. John Holland is sought for forgery after cashing two counterfeit checks at local saloons. A bicycle theft led to the arrest of W Bowman and Les Frohman at Fifteenth and Eddy streets. Policeman Lou Stone shows slow recovery from typhoid fever.

W. Bowman Les Frohman Iver Johnson Bowman Frohman Peter Bergerson O'Clock Fifteenth Eddy Streets Bergerson John Holland Fort Russell Holland Arcade W. Rahn Fifteenth Street Pete Holland Denver Patrick Sheehan Eighth United States Cavalry William F. Keefe Battery E Second United States Field Artillery Ort Russell Patrick Seals Stone Lou Stone

P J Black Phone Aded in Cheyenne

Local classified notice lists contact for P. J. Black located at sixteenth and Van Lennen Streets in Cheyenne Wyoming. The short ad provides a phone contact for inquiries.

Green Gables Sanatorium Center in Lincoln Neb

The Green Gables Sanatorium in Lincoln Nebraska bills itself as the largest sanatorium in the central west for non contagious diseases. It features two large brick and stone buildings with an executive building for non contagious non mental diseases and a separate rest cottage for select mental cases.

Central West Benj. F. Bailey Lincoln Neb

Edison’s Latest Masterpiece and Prodigal Son at Odeon

The Odeon presents Edison’s latest masterpiece The Dum Hero and The Prodigal Son. Patho’s Passion era and two other strong pictures headline a program with a special ladies and children matinee on Wednesday and Saturday. Opening at 7 45 p m, the scene promises superior harmony in an illustrated song segment.

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Cheyenne Lodge Members to Attend Late Brother Brownlee

Members of Cheyenne lodge No. 660 BOP are called to gather at the Elks Home on Saturday August 29 at 2 pm to attend the funeral of their late brother and treasurer Orville C Brownlee Exalted Ruler Roderick N Matson Attest T Blake Kennedy Secretary

Cheyenne Lodge B. P.O Bop. QO

Cheyenne Women Depart for Europe on Lusi tania

Dr Letitia Wiseman and Mrs Judge Beard leave New York for Paris aboard the Lusitania. They plan to stay in Europe for a month or longer and will travel as a party from Cheyenne.

Europe Letitia Wiseman Judge Beard New York Paris Lusitania

Nine Weeks to Election Looms in Cheyenne City Briefs

Nine weeks remain before the election as Cheyenne residents plan picnics at Frontier Park. Hayling completion covers most Laramie county ranches while street railway surveys progress to Fort Russell. The Cameraphone season at Capitol Avenue theater ends this week and only one marriage license has been issued this week. Buildings progress include the two story Gill block, the Federal building fourth story, and the Catholic cathedral belfry. General Supt. W L Park of Union Pacific was here yesterday en route east. Vagrants leave Cheyenne as street changes curb their presence. The Industrial club outing draws a large crowd. Mrs Lillian Russell was fined $10 for disturbance. Train crews with UP stay busy amid high traffic. Labor Day plans are minimal. Deputy Sheriff Nelson Perry returned from Rawlins with prisoners. The Civic Improvement committee plans a Flowerind baby show at Turner hall next Thursday. Pine Bluffs harvest festival starts September 16 with Cheyenne delegation likely by special train. City officials inspected the Crystal Lake dam site. Three men charged with gambling at Hartville arrived in custody. Cement walk orders keep contractors busy replacing old sidewalks. The Wyoming Press association named Thermopolis next meeting place with officers elected. August pay for county and city workers arrives early. August 31 and September 1 coincide with monthly meetings.

Old Frontier Park Laramie County Young Men's Literary Club Carnegie Library Fort Russell Capitol Avenue New Catholic Cathedral Gill W. L. Park Union Pacific Cheyenne Lillian Russell Nelson Perry Rawlins Penitentiary Civic Improvement Committee Industrial Club Turner Hall Pine Bluffs Peter Cook C. C. Carlisle J. F. Johnston Johnston Crystal Lake Jim Mills Jerry Shears George Lowery Hartville D. E. Brown Guernsey Wyoming Press Association Sheridan Thermopolis Fred E. Winchester Will Reid A. J. Mohler

Porcupine Rides Union Pacific Freight Train

A Union Pacific car inspector found a large porcupine perched on a freight train truck after it arrived from the west. The surprised worker captured the animal, which is now on exhibit. It likely crawled aboard at a stop and its ride to Cheyenne remains uncertain. The porcupine was unharmed.

Union Pacific Cheyenne

Bartlett to survey Yellowstone southern boundary

Percy Bartlett, son of the late P. S. Bartlett and nephew of T. B. Bartlett of The Leader, has arrived to accompany Albert Bartlett on a survey of the Yellowstone National Park southern boundary. Bartlett serves on the Chicago Board of Trade.

Percy Bartlett P. S. Bartlett T. 8. Bartlett Albert Bartlett Yellowstone National Park Chicago Board of Trade

Troops Ordered Home From Camp Emmet Crawford

General Morton issues orders ending the camp at Camp Emmet Crawford at midnight August 1. Troops are assigned to march and rail to stations across Wyoming Nebraska Iowa Minnesota Utah and Kansas, with transports to Fort Meade Fort Robinson Fort Logan and Fort Douglas among others. Sick to Fort D. A. Russell for care. headquarters depart for Omaha to resume administration.

The Dumb Hero At The Odeon Theater

A vivid promotional note for The Dumb Hero at the Odeon Theater formerly Keefe Hall. The item hypes the film as the most thrilling, promising a memory of a lifetime for audiences.

Pium Odeon Keefe Odeon Theater

Stanley Steamer trip ends with friendly visit

Mr and Mrs Neal Roach ran over the hill yesterday in a Stanley Steamer tuning car. They will visit friends here for a few days after the trip. If you have not seen the Dumb Hero, see it.

Patho Hill Stanley Mia Neal Roach Laramie Stanley Steamer

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