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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1900
Page
4
The Cheyenne Leader issue from August 29 1900 lists B A Slack as editor and proprietor K W De Belle as business manager and A Richardson as city editor with no further articles noted in the provided excerpt.
Government purchases of cavalry horses from N R Davin were shipped west today. Branch commissioners Judge Miller and Don McAlvan are present. Private Shaub was arrested for desertion and taken to Fort Russell. A church society meets tomorrow at 2 30 P M at Mra Lonerne s 1811 Boane Street. The western appropriation effort faces unity if men stay together. A wagon accident at Union Mercantile caused no other damage.
A stream of brief notices reports of people traveling home from Denver San Francisco Sheridan Wyoming Salt Lake and Prague with visits to Cheyenne Fort Laramie Horse Creek and Oread Institute. Ed Nash named parade chairman for Frontier Day inviting participant contact as floats and turnout are planned.
Eva Raymond filed a petition this morning asking legal separation from A. J. Raymond. The document states the marriage occurred in 1854 at Clarion Iowa and mentions six children. It alleges desertion and failure to provide for the family.
Bids for the Frontier Day Program will be opened Friday August 1 at 5 p m. Bids must be handed to Secretary G B Walker before that time by order of the Executive Committee.
Fresh oysters in all styles at the Depot Exchange cafe. L. Kabis proprietor. An ad offers payment for items and property. The Bes Franklin cigar line appoints Benjamin Franklin as resident agent through manufacturer recommendations by Bob Ingalla.
The third day of the Teachers Institute featured 101 teachers in attendance with Prof. Churchill on Benjamin Franklin and arithmetic methods, Roberta Tatkay soloist, and lectures on United States history spelling and the Speer method. Superintendent F D I delivered an eloquent address titled An American Plan.
A convent school plans to open next Tuesday with attendance rising across the state. Authorities note the high standard is widely recognized in the West and warn that current facilities may soon be insufficient without planned improvements.
Charles Creighraum brings his fancy trotter from Denver to Cheyenne streets to drive the horse under Mr. Loomis at Oakland Park. The animal is described as Swift as the horn sounds. Subscribe for The Leader.
Rev White of the First Congregational Church here has received a call from Sioux City. The local congregation will decide whether he should accept, hoping he remains to continue his work and his broad influence in the community.
A visitor notes the convent's third story remains unfinished and exposed with drafts and gaps. The planned improvements will strengthen the frail garret, close cracks, and enhance overall comfort as the school prepares for summer occupancy and resumed classes. The Mother Superior leads twelve nuns in preparing school rooms and dormitories amid a well kept lawn and garden.
H. Newell chief hydrographer of the United States geological survey visits Montana Idaho Washington Colorado and Nevada before Wyoming. Local representatives Charles H. Fitch lead surveys in Montana Idaho and Wyoming focusing on Grey Bull river head Big Horn basin and Upper Platte valley. Topographers continue mapping the Bondance region and surveying Buffalo and Evanston districts.
Local forecast for Cheyenne and surrounding districts notes warmer overnight with temperatures above 50 F across Colorado Utah and Wyoming. Pressure remains slow over the Rocky Mountain plateau with the highest readings near the lake region. General mild conditions extend from the lake region westward to the Pacific coast as of early morning observations.
The lengthy Cheyenne report details Bishop Fowler and several bishops praising Judge Carroll's book The Sabbath as an American War Day. Testimonies from H. F. Fowler, H. W. Warren, and others acclaim its historical scope and persuasive arguments. reviews to come from reviewers in New York and Boston.
The Hummer Mining Company filed articles with the secretary of state this morning to operate in various parts of Wyoming with headquarters in Cheyenne and capital stock of 850 000. Trustees listed include A A Van Camp A J Grim J J Cronagn and others. The Black Pool Mining Company filed articles to mine in the Battle Lake district with capital of 1 000 000. Trustees are A B Murilews C Puhrmann J Atoideard W A Stoddard O J Schaffer C Montaey and M M Grea.
An aged mother of John Happer is laid to rest today at War reo undertaking parlor in Tidamalet. The ceremony was conducted with Mawers in attendance and the family mourns her passing.
Question fragment references a return to Dr. Wyman regarding Augoth, a rely of poldwillied epegiauses. Source readability is limited.
The Frontier event's closing performance faces setback as organizers balk at a $5 per man per day demand from the Cheyenne band. A committee offered just over $3, arguing the rate is below Denver and other cities' union wages. Local Cheyenne citizens supported a fairer pay, making the committee’s stance hard to justify.
William Wingreen, a carpenter, faced a south site fire that left his home and interior damaged. Neighbors saved him, but the house required extensive repairs and many items were lost while his wife and son were away. He must work hard to restore the property before her return.
Mrs Hayford announces her daughter Fran Hayford will join a leading New York acting company after departing last night. Local friends recall her recent visit and wish her success in the renowned company.
Oyster season begins tomorrow at the Depot Exchange cafe LL Kabila proprietor offers French oysters prepared in every style.
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