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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1908
Page
7
The Leader Publishing Co announces executive roles with WM A Bartlett as Sun Manager and Charles Thompson as City Board liaison. This brief notice appears as a historical newspaper card for the Che Cheyenne Leader and successor to the Sun Leader.
Twenty two prisoners are in the county jail. January warrants ready for distribution. Barbers’ union held a dance at Turner hall. Young Men's Literary club meets at Carnegie library this evening. County commissioners inspected St. John’s hospital. Kansas Portland Cement and Wyoming dissolved. Salvation Army will entertain at First Congregational church tonight. Overcoats widely discarded yesterday. Morning snow melted in exposed spots. Bankruptcy claim against B Predmestky for 42 1 3 cents on the dollar being settled. State board of sheep commissioners departed for home after meeting. J F Penniman grocery salesman missing and several checks refused. George Harris reports bones stolen from prairie sale plan. Greeley High and Cheyenne High play at Keefe hall tomorrow evening, dance to follow. Dollar dinner tickets on sale at Tribune and Leader offices and local banks and stores. State board of charities and reform depart for Rawlins Rock Springs Evanston inspections. Pineules promise relief for back pain rheumatism and kidney trouble 30 days for 1 00. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
A special display in the Capitol Grocery show window features Armour pork products including Star bacon and hams Devonshire sausage and Simon Pure lard. The exhibit draws attention. Also promoted is ManZan in collapsible tube for piles at 50 cents from Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
Lieutenant E Taylor son of Col Bidney B Taylor of the Second U S Field Artillery is appointed but not yet assigned to a regiment at Ft Russell. Also notes Foley's Honey and Tar cure for coughs with mild laxative effect sold by ABE Roedel.
Alderman William Cole of the First ward, also president of the city council, continues to act as head of city government while Mayor P. H. Cooka remains absent. Dade’s Little Liver Pills advertised as digestive relief. Palace Pharmacy advertises the product and a Denver to San Antonio rail offer from Colorado & Southern with T B Fisher noted as general passenger agent in Denver.
W J Long, early Indian fighter and Wyoming resident for thirty years, died of heart failure Wednesday at Muskrat Kansas while en route from Cheyenne to Hot Springs Arkansas. He was 47. Surviving siblings listed. niece Florence Parker of Cheyenne accompanied him. Funeral planned for Cheyenne.
Sidney B. Bartlett reports Black Buttes and Rock Springs mines increase demand for Rock Springs-Gibraltar coal. He notes new buildings, 75 steady jobs, a move for a mine post office, and a company store managed by August Wilson. Coal analyses position it between Mine No. 1 and other Rock Springs mines, with higher wages promised for harder, longer-burning coal.
The junior class presents The Courtship of Miles Standish at the high school tonight at 7 30. Cast includes Priscilla Mullins Helen Gill John Alden Edw McCarty Miles Standish and more with an orchestra and Mendelssohn wedding march finale.
A Northern Colorado Power Company project on West Seventeenth Street occupies more than half the street with trenches and removed material, hindering traffic between Capitol Avenue and Holdy. Also notices a local pharmacy ad and a relocation of Henry Hoffman's hack service to Senate Bar. Basketball game between H. S. and Ureeley High School noted for February 9.
Capital one hundred thousand dollars promised with no bank account needed. A daily balance acts as an infallible bookkeeper, paying all bills by check and providing a safe yet accessible means to handle funds. Lost checkbook replaced free. boring details omitted. T. B. Lord, David Nimmo, E. W. Stone, and C. Mallin sign as officers in Wyoming.
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