Beliday Era clothing and hats purchase noted
A fragmented notice indicates an inquiry or sale involving Beliday Era clothing items, hats, and related accessories, with unclear details on purchaser and terms.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1902
Page
3
A fragmented notice indicates an inquiry or sale involving Beliday Era clothing items, hats, and related accessories, with unclear details on purchaser and terms.
Fragmentary OCR shows a shop advertising coats clothing shirts and line of shirts. Mentions Crouse & B in Utica and Kokim to shirts with guaranteed clothing offerings.
The unidentified clipping lists the newspaper’s staff including editor and proprietor, a city editor, business manager, and additional bylines. The header reads Iff Telephone No. a No. 181 and attributes to a Black editor and proprietor with F. Yeager and George J. Evans in lower lines.
Short items report low temperatures, state bounty totals, and numerous community updates. Mentions include legislative candidate activity, travel by J L Craig, Fortuna Card Club gathering, a returning ill merchant, pension distribution to Union Pacific retirees, a robbery arrest, a Conductor injure mishap, Carnegie library exhibit, predicted winter storms, Rev Father Hugh Comisky’s return, skating on Lake Minnehaha, Salvation Army street service, Cheyenne football vs Laramie, a gas stove explosion at Laramie, deaths of Gertie Smith and Pearl Smith, ice harvesting plans in Guernsey, Peter Reel at Georgetown, Rev J Rogers visit to Grand Encampment, oil well at Ridge station, funeral instructions from Mrs Goodell, lists of game catches, Browning critique by Miss Ger a M McDonald, and her literary teaching work.
In Salt Lake City a federal court jury found Diamond Goke and Coal Co. liable to Thomas Allen for $2000 after injuries from a coal car runaway on the defendant's property. Separate ad text promotes Edson Standard Phonographs and holiday entertainment at Buechner jewelry store.
State Superintendent Tynan sold 1 760 acres of coal lands near Sheridan Wyoming at auction. Tracts ranged 150 to 200 acres fetching from 19 to 150 dollars per acre with total receipts around 74 676 dollars. Buyers included P F Sharpe J T Adams Thomas F Tooftle Gould Dietz and J K Griss for Sheridan Fuel Co. New corporations filed include Interstate Investment Nevada Consolidated Gold and Copper Pluto Gold and Copper Maine and Montana Mining and Devonshire Association.
Fair tonight with rising temperatures into Wednesday. A northeastward moving storm over Lake Superior brings heavy snow to Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan while heavy rain spans from the east Gulf states to New York and New England. High pressure covers the Rockies with cold but zero readings only in North Dakota eastern Montana and Pueblo. Temperature range 12 to 21 degrees with no precipitation.
The Frontier Souvenir credits Burson the photographer as issuing an artistic and premier memento of Frontier Day, highlighting its quality and commemorative value.
Louis Manewal the renowned restaurant man married Miss Augusta Ulrich last night in a ceremony led by Rev. Brommeer of the German Lutheran church. Miss Anna Manewal served as bridesmaid and Louis Manewal Jr. as best man. The couple, both well known in the community, departed by night train for Salt Lake and San Francisco.
Advertising note offers discounts on popular magazines via the Leader with inquiry on rates. It mentions clubs are formed and invites readers to inquire for pricing.
Notice of the annual meeting of the stop holders of the First National Bank of Cheyenne for election of directors and other business at the bank on Tuesday December 1902 at 10 o clock. Cashier Cheyenne Wyo December 12 1902. Also an excursion rate notice for one fare round trip to points east and south of Cheyenne within 600 miles and west of 260 miles for specific dates.
Paris dispatch reports Dellamy Brorer, new ambassador to Austria Hungary, arriving from Madrid and set to Vienna for formal letters exchanged. The article notes health rumors about the King of Bohemia and quotes Mr Storer A mon disputing petty reports while describing the young king's growth since July.
Venezuela is described as a land rich in natural resources with diverse products from maize to petroleum. It notes its large size, varied geography including the Orinoco and Lake Maracaibo, two seasons, and growing cities like Caracas Valencia Maracaibo Barquisimeto Ciudad Bolivar. It covers climate, rivers, soils, and early independence led by Simon Bolivar with a largely mixed Spanish and Indian heritage people.
A bright meteor lit the entire sky rivaling daylight, passing over the city from southeast to northwest before a loud explosion echoed like thunder. About two miles high, observers saw a vivid train and could not locate the meteor’s final landing spot.
In Bt. Lewis Missouri Judge Ryan overruled the motion for a new trial for Robert M. Snyder banker and promoter of New York City and Kansas City convicted of bribery. Snyder was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for securing passage of the traction franchise by money. The decision will be appealed as trials begin for other boodle officials and former delegates this morning.
Telluride Colorado December 16 The Telluride grand jury yesterday finished its term indicting 67 persons with seven for murder. The murder charges center on the alleged assassination of A. L. Collins of the Smuggler Union property.
Denver says Judge Lindsey fined the president of Overland cotton mills and the foreman fifty dollars each for employing children under fourteen. Defense claims officials were unaware of minor workers in the plant.
A mixed page of classified ads offers items for sale including comforts blankets a horse harness and phaeton with address 622 West Twenty-fourth street and real estate inquiries through Albert Chapman. Several rental listings appear for six nine teenth and Evans streets three rooms at 100 E. 19th St two room houses 910 West 25th and five room houses at 514 West Twenty-third with multiple offices and agents named Pollard Roberts Chaplan and Mirgewand.
An ad promises affordable optical work by a firm that manufactures in house. It invites customers to visit D. Miller's on Wednesday and Thursday December 17 and 18 for sales and savings.
Rate of one fare to points west of the Missouri river for the round trip and fare plus one third to points east of the Missouri in Western Passenger association territory. Students and teachers must show certificates of agreed form. Proposals for laying water pipes due December 16, 1903. sealed envelopes to City Engineer Cheyenne Wyoming.
A real estate notice seeks inquiries for a well situated lot near Maxwell and Twenty firth streets in the town part, inviting Albert Chapman as the contact for details and sale arrangements.
Cutterly sales notice for wedding and funeral flowers at Chatty' een House near the corner of Bigh. The ad promotes floral designs for weddings parties and funerals with local delivery options.
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