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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
3
Suits bought from Koh n Brothers offered at half factory price. This season's patterns and up to date styles with prices ranging from six to eight dollars for various suits. Full line of wearables just received.
Short items report activities around Laramie including Troop A ball at Keefe hall, H S Williams running a night shorthand school in Rawlins, new building work delayed by storm, roof blown from a freight car, John Lenihan elected chief of Laramie fire department, Malta Vita samples at BE Johnston's, Hello Bill return engagement planned, L Kable’s restaurant renovations, new Capitol avenue offices by Col. Slack, Otto Graham bounty for coyote, Congrational missionary society meeting, ties treated increase at Rawlins plant, Wyoming University glee club formed, Major Glafcke address in western towns, switch engine repaired for Rawlins duty, Hugh J. Dervin killed in Omaha, Big Nell copper vein in Rambler area, St Marks Guild basaar at Keefe hall, Hole in the Wall cattle killings noted, F J Blyth injured by adze, snow in Natrona county, sheep dispute case in Rawlins, Salvation Army staff to Kansas City, Swedish coal beaver seeks arrest, Cor nelia Baxter Tevis engagement rumors, Cheyenne forecast and storm movements with colder temperatures.
Editorial notes simplified terms for obtaining East Lake City Weekly Tribune at low cost. Readers may secure six readings by clearing arrears and paying in advance.
Maj H Glafeke urges increased federal support for state National Guards. He recalls Civil War, Spanish American War, and 1900s readiness, arguing that a well armed militia is essential to national security, and cites Roosevelt and Congress urging modernization of militia laws.
A. H. Jackson of Fremont, Sandusky county, defeated Democrat Jas. A. Norton in Ohio Thirteenth district after a bold campaign using a tallyho, band, and speeches. Jackson, an underwear manufacturer, hired thousands of women workers, built factories in Fremont Benducky TiMo and Clyde, and funded a $60,000 fraternity home for his employees.
M. F. Knadler of Laramie wins the Union Pacific contract to cut 80 000 tons of ice at Laramie this year. Work starts Monday with fifty cars per day and a large crew. Union Pacific has expanded a reservoir to aid the harvest. ice is already ten inches thick and to grow thicker by Monday. Visitors include L B Utter and W L Utter of Wheatland, J A Andrews of Horse Creek, J Welch of Douglas, and others. Louis Marquardt and W J Burkhart of Laramie open new stone quarries. bids will supply stone for the federal building and Abbotaford hotel project in Laramie.
London reports say Britain and Germany have begun punitive measures against Venezuela. German warships are said to be on site and a British squadron could reach the area tonight to deter any resistance. Washington has not yet replied to the financier seeking pacific, matter important.
Travelers in the north, southeast and California can reach destinations via Colorado and Southern through Fort Worth. The new low round trip rates include service by a sleeping car reserve zone. Contact T. B. Pisen for details.
Accurate adjusting and watch repair log. D Miller at 1709 Perguacn Bt in the south southeast and California reachable via Port Worth Memphis and El Paso route. Low trip rates quoted and seating reservations available on request. Write to T B Fisher General Passenger Agent Denver Colorado. Lodge blanks of all kinds at The Leader office.
Washington news notes that three district court of appeals decisions on post office classification reform will be appealed to the Supreme Court. The National Railway Publication and Railway List challenges fail, while Chicago Business College is upheld as not an institution of learning for second class mailing.
Classified notices list jobs and rentals including a girl for general house work at 2508 Central Avenue and a manager sought for an old established firm in the Caxton Building Chicago. Also multiple rental offers and real estate inquiries across several streets and addresses.
Miscellaneous item lists cut flowers and designs for weddings parties and funerals at Chaffins greenhouse at the corner of eighteenth and Central avenue. Hot and cold baths cost 75 cents at Wadgetts Barber Shop on Sixteenth Street.
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