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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1902
Page
4
A local clothing retailer advertises a large selection of men and young men suits at half factory price. The ads highlight seasonable patterns, with prices ranging around six to twenty dollars and a line of overcoats and overcoats. The offer emphasizes value on men’s wear and a full line of regular date suits.
Civil case scheduling continues in MWS district court as juries prepare. items note Mrs. Schweikert’s health improving, a Denver death of Mrs. Percy Lambert formerly of Laramie, and various local events including lodge elections, charity supper and dance, and new business developments in Cheyenne and Laramie.
C B Richardson delivers eulogy for Morris Wasserman at Elks memorial service in the opera house. Frank H Clark eulogizes Jesse Loomis, praising his life of usefulness, kindness, and fidelity to the order and friends. He recalls Loomis’s German birth, American life in Wyoming, and strong lodge devotion, with reverent reflections on mortality.
Governor Richards pardoned Richard B Flick who killed Henry Border at Rages Wyoming and served eight years of a penal sentence. He is the son of Dr. Puck and had a good prison record. The pardon was issued to help him as his father is in poor health. The petition was signed by jurors and many Wyoming and South Dakota residents.
Last week the Order of the Eastern Station elected new officers at a banquet. The officers include Mrs. Adam Chiling as W M, Mrs. Cook as A M, John Roberta as G P, Mrs. J H Collier as A M, Mrs. Trump as secretary, and Mrs. G Wolpatt as treasurer.
The Weat Big Horn Stock Growers association called on county representatives to push state action on a $40,000 bounty for predatory wildlife. They discussed extending wolf bounty to full grown wolves and pups. New officers were elected: President Adunt, Otto Pray, vice president Har Coo, secretary and treasurer.
Notice advertises sale of hay and cane products with contact details and location reference in the Leader publication, inviting inquiries from interested buyers and local customers.
A coal seam burning for over a century in Wyoming near Sheridan is described as a burning mountain of coal beneath a bluff. Indians may have started the fire long ago. the subterranean blaze has formed caverns and weakened ground over six square miles and may burn for another century.
Letter from Cheyenne urging John F Reynolds Post G A R to avoid disbanding. James Hamilton supports perseverance, praising veterans, while warning against disbanding now. Also brief notes on a girl burned, governors leaving for a ranch, and rail map and subscription notices.
WANTED A trustworthy man or lady in each county to manage business for an old established house of solid financial standing. A straight bona fide weekly salary of $15.00 paid by check each Wednesday with all expenses direct from headquarters. Money advanced for expenses. Manager, 330 Caxton Building. Chicago. WANTED TO RENT Furnished house for the winter. State where Box 197, City.
The obituary notes the late Cheyenne resident's patriotic attachment to Wyoming, his early business ventures with Marks and Meyers, and later leadership in H. Altman & Co. It highlights his role in the city’s business life, presidency of the Business Men's Association, and his readiness to invest time and money for the public good.
The obituary honors Jesse Loomis as a talented, cosmopolitan man with deep ideas and a broad range of experiences. It notes his quiet, steady dedication and his impact on colleagues, while acknowledging a midlife interruption that cut short his promising career.
Classified items include four low ip goalio ation inquiries at this office three lots on Twelfth street near Thames contact Albert Chapman tinhecant Cut Nowers Mrs Glafeke phone 54 legal blanks at Leader office for rent two room halls with cellar and gable 910 West 25th St houses to rent at Pollard Roberts 22 W Beventyenth St five room house 514 West Twenty-third St inquire Al Chapman's real estate 1719 Ferguson St for rent nicely furnished room brick blocks electric light janitor service 60 month large and small dwelling figures inquire Wo Emporium
An extant classified-style missive invites men to purchase swell house coats smoking jackets and fancy vests from W F Oaiser 4& Bro. The short note references payments of Bi or 4 per month and lists 404 Went 17th street.
The item lists cut flowers and designs for weddings parties and funerals at MiraMin's greenhouse located on the corner of Sixteenth and Central Avenue. Bathhouse services and barber shop pricing are also noted with 16 cents for hot and cold baths and Padgett's Barber Shop on Sixteenth Street.
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