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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1905
Page
8
The text highlights labeled CORRECT CLOTHES POR MEN across the Grill Café and Library, indicating a dress code guidance for different public spaces. The emphasis anchors on proper attire within this superb house, guiding visitors through aware presentation.
Readers are urged to subscribe to the morning Daily Leader at 60 cents per month, highlighting the paper as the state’s only morning edition and offering consistent timely coverage.
Frontier Wyoming reports a mine accident in room Nos 49 and 48 where a 100 by 60 ft roof section collapsed. Miners Sevallo Poinetta and Angelug Gorotto were struck by debris and a blast of air. Poinetta died from a head injury while Gorotto suffered a broken collarbone and bruises.
The open meeting postponed from November 17th unfolds tonight at the Carnegie Library with about 150 invited guests. The regular program proceeds at 8 o'clock followed by a social hour with light refreshments for attendees.
William Peters longtime assistant in the Union Pacific luggage room is honored with a large eight inch diameter leather medal. Inscription reads Bill Peters Champion Liar of Wyoming with compliments from the Cheyenne Cycle Club.
Misa Agnes Wright formerly a Laramie public school teacher married Herman Goldsmith a prosperous North Laramie river ranch man at Laramie on Wednesday. They stayed in Cheyenne with Goldsmith’s sister Mrs. B F Guy and will depart for Wheatland today. Mrs Goldsmith is praised as a charming and accomplished young woman.
Miss Theo Bailey visits Denver while Tom O Neill comes from the Davis ranch. Miss Lulu McCormick went to Denver yesterday. Mrs D F Corey guests of Laramie friends. Judge J J Hauphoff returned to Hartville. Miss Kate Patterson to return from Sidney soon. Mr W C Deming to return from an Eastern trip Sunday. Mr and Mrs Herman D Goldsmith depart for Wheatland. L W Warramount back from a month on the Pacific coast. Mrs Guy McCreery of Rawlings visiting Dr and Mrs Ress William. Miss Aileen Sullivan holidaying with parents on Est Sixteenth street. Mr and Mrs R W Haines arrive from Edgar Neb where married Christmas day. Mr and Mrs W R Schnitger return from Sheridan. Harry Watson arrives today from Parsons Kan for sister Elizabeth Watson funeral at St Marys Cathedral at 9 oclock.
The $224 500 contract to erect fifteen new buildings at Fort Russell will be completed this week by the contractors. This marks the near end of a reconstruction project costing over $1,000,000 to create one of the finest brigade posts. Additional contracts include a $60,000 cavalry riding hall and new hospital facilities.
Coroner Bennett reports after an inquest in Hanna into the deaths of Michael Cummings and his son John from a coal fall in No. 1 mine. The jury finds the deaths accidental and not due to fault by the mine operator.
Dayton Ohio December 28. Several hundred members of the Ohio Hotel Clerks association travel to Dayton to attend the annual meeting and officer elections at the Algonquin hotel. Portsmouth delegates push to have Portsmouth chosen as next year’s meeting city.
A seat on the New York Stock Exchange fetched 100000, the record price for a trading seat. The report ends with advertising blurbs about Xmas gifts and assorted products, including a Cheyenne cigar store pitch and pharmacy items, in a fragmentary notice.
Heavy ground frost has halted grading work on two railway extensions in Wyoming. The Northwestern line to Lander and the Burlington line to Worland are paused due to deep soil freezing, a rare midwinter condition caused by unusually moist previous seasons.
Union Pacific is improving Carr station twenty miles south of Cheyenne with a new side track and coal chutes. Carr lies at the base of Athol hill, one of the railroad’s steep grades, in the southern Wyoming region.
The Crater Gold Mining and Milling company held its annual meeting here yesterday. Shareholders approved only the sale of part of the company’s property in the San Juan district Colorado.
Salt Lake City business leaders launched a movement to hold an Inter Mountain exposition in 1907. The proposed fair would host exhibits from California Nevada Utah Idaho Wyoming and Colorado and other western states.
The Basin Republican reports the Gold Crown Mining company has been organized in New Big Horn County with a capital stock of 150000 dollars. The firm will develop several valuable mining claims in the Birdseye district.
Rawlins Wyoming December 23 union pacific firemen Elkins Bennett and Gensal ordered to Green River for fitness examinations for engineering. Pioneer Hooks hold regular meeting Tuesday January 2 instead of January 3 annual election of officers refreshments Foreman W Hainsworth urge attendance
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