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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
4
A dated letter complains of a careless trader and touts shopping at a better store. It lists fruit prices such as a dozen bananas for 50 cents and a dozen oranges ranging from 15 to 40 cents, urging Mamma to buy fruits and groceries from the right shop.
The notice promotes a full line of Silver and Cutlass items to support serving New Year tea events, emphasizing a complete set of serving pieces and tableware.
Loysen, once deputy sheriff, led a Cheyenne detective bureau with Thomas Holland. He faced a misdemeanor indictment for compounding and bond revival threats as prosecutors press his case. His wife’s relative and a Denver woman helped float bad checks and jewelry, while a partner Dilberto sold mining stock to friends.
Jared Moore and Dr. Barkwell have returned from Denver on varying days. Judge Carey and Mrs. Moore depart for Denver. many residents travel to or from the city for business or family reasons. Notables include E. T. Vaughn senator from Carbon county and Rev. Gordon-Mackay in Thermopolis. others head to Washington Rawlins and Lexington Nebraska for duties and visits.
General Superintendent Park of Omaha orders a night shift to supply 100 carloads daily for ten days from the Laramie river ice now 14 inches thick. Contractor Knadler begins uncrogged work as Nebraska and the east warm, ice preferring over 24 inch stock. Palace Pharmacy ad promotes pivesalve and antiseptic healing.
The jury in the Allison v. Kabis case at justice court found for the defendant after a two day trial. It held that Kabis need not pay for cement work not conforming to the written contract and rejected payment for about $100 of disputed work. General Kabis was represented by Hugo Donzelman. Allison by W B Ross.
Officer John Teague of the night police force has retired from his position. His retirement is noted with regret at headquarters where he was popular and seen as a conscientious officer.
Anna L Rainey Likins continues hairdresser and manicure services at room 24 Bresnahen Block. Phone red 636.
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