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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
7
Publication details show Che Cheyenne Leader issued by Leader Publishing Co with manager Bun Bartlett and Charles Thompson listed, city context present.
The state supreme court meets this morning while new bills debut at Star Atlas and Crystal theaters. The Young Men’s Literary Society gathers at Carnegie Library. Land of Nod plays at Capitol Avenue theater. Wyoming delegates return from Denver stock meeting. Pension for Civil War veteran James Pieming rises to 15 dollars monthly. A daughter born to Mrs Doyle. Dog control campaign to start late spring. Cheyenne High School plans hosting contests with Colorado teams. Farmers’ Co-Operative Home Fire Insurance organized by Wheatland farmers. Johnston v Barry heads to district court today with Judge Craig presiding. Adjutant General Gatchel notes 100 new Springfield rifles soon for Wyoming militia. Salt Lake City waterworks studied for Cheyenne expansion project costing 160000. Civil Service announces February 26 testing for testing assistant forest service post in Cheyenne.
Medical claims promise refunds if the cough cold remedy fails to cure. The ad asserts the product stops coughing heals the lungs prevents pneumonia and consumption and contains no opiates. Genuine yellow package. rejects substitutes, sold by A E Roedel.
Judge M N Grant testified in Cheyenne in a suit involving the old Diamond Coal company of Ham's Fork Wyoming. He presented surveys he made in 1874 showing the land was set aside as coal and mineral lands, later reclassified as agricultural, with current salt involved in the transaction.
Coughs from La grippe can lead to pneumonia and Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough while aiding lung recovery. The genuine product contains no harmful drugs and comes in a yellow package. Sold by A. B. Roedel.
Mr and Mrs Harry Gonden ship household effects to Cheyenne to establish a home there, planning to depart tonight or tomorrow. Also notes include a medicinal pile remedy advertisement and new wallpaper at Collenburg's, with a separate item about daily New York wines at the Palmer restaurant.
The Toll family from Cheyenne and a neighbor and his daughter died when a wagon was struck by a train on a railway crossing near Glentown Ontario. Mr Toll survived two days with a fractured skull, broken thigh and arm before dying while unable to explain the accident. The neighbor's daughter was to be married this week. The Misses Toll return to Cheyenne after the tragedy.
David Gilleland, pioneer dry farmer of South Bend, says a new dry farming industry is expanding as homesteads spread across his region. He recalls scarce settlements years ago and notes houses, barns, and plow teams now replace cattle and cacti with crop fields and growing prosperity.
A rumor from Silver Crown district claims a load carrying gold copper zinc and lead discovery near the city dam about four points away. No details on the strike have been received yet.
In Albany County the Creesus tunnel in Cooper hill may be the longest owned by a corporation at about 1400 feet. Lovett asserts his Lovett tunnel at 1040 feet is the longest he owns. Emma tunnel reaches 565 feet and Rip Van Winkle is shorter. Lovett workings total over 2200 feet depth with ore in sight much of the way.
Special announcement states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs cold and lung troubles is free of opiates or harmful drugs and recommended as safe for children and adults, sold by A. B E. Roedel.
Morris Mlerenmag of St. Louis wed Cecilia Parry of Denver yesterday morning at the Dikgurbehe Congregation. The note mentions a disturbance from coughing last Sunday and a sale at Foley's Money and Tar by B. Roedel. New stock of wall paper advertised at Collenburg & Esperson on Wept Seventeenth Street.
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