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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1908
Page
7
The Cheyenne Leader presents its masthead with The Leader Publishing Co and city editor Charles Thompson. The appearance notes WM A Bartlett and references Sucteamor and Sun Leader.
A jumbled brief notes council meeting tonight and the Atlas theater opening the same night. It also mentions district court sessions, police court fines for disturbances and liquor offenses, a Madam Butterfly troupe departure, a funeral, estate matters, and local weather enjoying pleasant Sunday parks.
Adjutant General P A Gatchell announces the inspection itinerary for Wyoming National Guard units by Captain C B Hemsbridge U S A Sheridan March 14 1908 to Cheyenne March 28 1908. Accompanying officials include Adjutant General Gatchell Colonel KH LaFon taine inspector general and Colonel W A Burgess surgeon general.
Toledo wholesale druggists Walding King & Marvin promote Caturrb Cure as an internal blood and mucous system remedy. They offer testimonials free and private price per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
In a harsh cold night the city jail saw more vagrants seeking shelter as officers granted permission to sleep on the floor veranda. The notice also includes an unrelated drug advertisement for Liver Pills at Palacé Pharmacy Drug Co.
John F. Randolph treasurer of Edison Manufacturing shot himself in his New Valley Way home in West Orange New Jersey. Edison, first to reach the scene, prevented his wife from killing herself as authorities note possible temporary insanity linked to business and family affairs. Randolph left letters indicating a deliberate self death plan and named provisions for property to Mrs Randolph.
Bert Dooley aged 22 in Grand Junction Colorado died while awaiting district court action on embezzlement charges involving 300 dollars from the Cole Telephone Company. He faced arrest, spent days in jail, and his death relieved the prosecution as efforts to bond and settle the case continued. His mother long depended on medical care, and Dooley’s death followed financial strain from the shortage alleged in the charge.
Chicago merchants reflect a steady outlook for 1908 as money pinch and new 2 cent mile rates shift buying patterns. Collections remain strong, indicating consumer liquidity. the piece notes prompt payments along the supply chain and steady purchases of clothing and supplies. A. E. Roedel advertises Case aweet remedy for babies.
Sheridan Wyoming February 17 Special to The Leader Frank Moore a young man with good ranching ties is wanted for uttering five forged checks totaling eighty dollars. The forgeries bore the name of R McPhillamer and Moore exploited his standing to obtain cash before detection. He disappeared before the first forged item appeared at the bank.
Advertisement notes La Grippe and pneumonia prevention claims for Foley's Honey and Tar cough medicine. Warns to refuse anything but the genuine yellow package sold by A E Roedel.
Special to The Leader Sheridan Wyoming February 17 John Crumey longtime Sheridan resident dies at age 80 He lived beside the road to the cemetery and prior to a year ago raised garden truck and poultry for a living He then relied on county aid and a local remedy Pollys Honey and Tur cures for coughs and colds sold by A EB Groedel
Stars theater showcases Tale of 61 as top feature Monday and Tuesday. G. A. R. members and spouses admitted free with Prof. Arifith providing special music. Also notes Mardi Gras carnival in New Orleans and low winter rates via Colorado & Southern with illustrated booklet on request. Leader subscription offered at 50 cents a month.
Matson grants Margaret T. Aue a divorce decree from Nathaniel W. Aue on grounds of desertion and nonsupport, as reported in the differential court yesterday morning.
The Royal Highlanders lodge invites the public to a turkey supper and dance at Keefe Hall next Monday evening February 21. The full orchestra will provide music until 2 o'clock. Admission is 75 cents per couple.
Chinese communities celebrate the year end of the lunar festival known as the China Big Day. Festivities have spanned the past two weeks and conclude today with traditional events and gatherings observed by families and local organizations.
Texas and New Mexico markets offer Homeseekers rate with a $2.00 surcharge to tertiary points. Return trips permit liberal stopovers via Colorado and Southern. Full details available on application from FLBR FIaHBR General Passenger Agent.
The city clerk announces copies of the revised ordinances are available for purchase at two dollars per copy. A zero dollar price is listed for a related item or service.
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