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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1908
Page
7
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The Hartville town government and Jehosaphat mining claim owners face a reopened contest after the General Land Office referred the matter back for determination. Fire at Orchard Opera House cafe in Lander Wyoming caused about 10000 dollars in damages. Fremont Republican changes management and remains a Republican paper. The Settlers Cooperative Ditch case regarding Shoshone ceded land water rights is postponed 25 days. Elmer Phillips remains jailed on horse theft charges on Wind River Reservation.
Nome Alaska team defeats Cheyenne Business College 38 to 33 in a fast tight contest watched by a full gallery at Keefe hall. Nome players Keown Ewan McIntyre Bilyea Builey led as C B C battled with Lamm Moore Van Gundy Hawes Klett contributing for the home team.
United States district court opens today. Nome basketball team leaves for the south. New student enrollments rise in public schools. State board of charities and reform continues its session. City council meets tonight with new members seated. High wind causes minor damages yesterday. Board of county commissioners begins January session. First Baptist Church extends Rev. W H Fitzgerald for another year. Rebekahs and Odd Fellows hold joint officers installation and social. Sloan's lake fee cutting resumes then stops due to wind. December city service and supply claims to be admitted at tonight’s council meeting. Deputy Sheriff Nelson Perry returns from Rawlins with 90-year-old Oscar Carlson for penitentiary warden. Will of Mary Culver admitted to probate. two brothers in New York and Paris named as legatees. A small corner building at Central avenue and Eleventh street set ablaze Sunday. lo cal flames quenched after damage. This building has been set on fire three times in two weeks.
The state pardons board commuted William Anderson of Rawlins from two years to one year for box car burglary after he confessed amid a theft ring. Hanlan Kintema, a Sundance youth, was granted a pardon for raping a 10 year old girl after a six year sentence.
Wholesale Druggista Toledo offers Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally to act on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills promoted for constipation.
The threshing season opened Monday at the Millbrook ranch under Col. E. J. Bell and A. W. Auguspurger. An estimated 20,000 bushels of wheat oats spelts and barley will be harvested. Specimens of these grains will be shown for the Wyoming Wool Growers' association at Laramie next week. Beeves hogs sheep and lambs from the ranch will also be exhibited.
An old home remedy promotes Casca Sweet as a safe calmative for unsettled babies and kids. It claims to quiet the little one in a short time and notes it contains no opiates. Bold by A. B. Roedel.
Hik a Social club announces another concert and dance at the Eik a home next Friday evening. All local and visiting Elke families and relatives are invited to attend.
An advertisement warns that kidney trouble is an insidious disease that may progress to Bright's disease or diabetes. It urges taking Foley's Kidney Cure at the first sign of trouble and notes it is sold by A. E B. Roedel.
Marriages announced for Frontier Days weekend in Cheyenne. Robert E. Kleln and Emily A. Jacobs of Laramie wed with J Halleck Clark and Wallie Fortune of Fort Collins Colo and Williard Goodale and Julia Hansen of Denver. The 19 year old bride required parental consent by telegraph after beauty show participation.
Advertisement promises cure for a cold in one day using Laxative Brome Quinine tablets. States doctors will refund money if it fails. Features BK W. Grove signature on each box and price of 26e.
The new Vital Statistics Law, halted by the last legislature, became effective January 1. All births and deaths in Wyoming must be reported to Dr. A. W. Barber, secretary of the state board of health.
James Nimmo launches a new meat market on the corner of Eddy Street at 400 West Seventeenth Street. The bright, modern shop offers fresh and salt meats, fish, poultry, vegetables, and canned goods with a delivery wagon serving the city free of charge. Telephone 72. Foley's Honey and Tar promoted as a pneumonia preventer sold by A E B Roedel.
A party including Col R MH Dwyer and 8 M Nevins with about a dozen men travel through Cheyenne bound for Hanna Carbon county to inspect coal lands tied to the Denver Laramie Northwestern railway project. They assess potential investment as they tour the route area. The item mentions a medical ad for ManZan piles in a collapsible tube sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
Twenty five home brew contest hearings in the Cheyenne land office were postponed thirty days from yesterday.
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