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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
4
A reader laments rotten bananas from a careless grocery and praises a better store. The note lists fruit prices: bananas 30 cents per dozen and oranges 15 to 40 cents per dozen. The writer signs as Jacobe, describing what makes for good customer treatment.
W. W. Maxwell, the insane veteran, was sent from the city jail to Stillwater accompanied by Allan Laughlin special deputy sheriff. He is to be delivered to his wife who will pay for the trip. Maxwell’s delusions include his children murdered by Indians and he remains mild unless coerced, at which point he becomes violent.
The C. B. C. basketball team arranged a game with Gree ley High School at Keefe hall next Saturday night. On February 4 the C. B. C. will play Muscatine team on a 15000 mile tour. Muscatines have won 38 of 41 games. Every player stands over five feet tall.
Basketball game scheduled at Keefe Hall between Greeley High School and C B C on Saturday evening February 1 1908. Palmer restaurant advertises New York pints and quarts.
A list of residents and visitors includes P B Taylor departing for Vancouver Otto Gramm coming from Laramie Mayor F A Harvey visiting the city farm Douglas State Veterinarian W F Piaeng in Cody Mrs A L White confined by sickness L BE Hanlon of Delwin Kansas visiting T J Foley General Hugo Donzelman back from Hartville and Guernsey Dr T J Lowery in Laramie William McDonald returned to Iron Mountain ranch State Food Commissioner E W Burke in Will Schilling back in Laramie Misa Alice M Sampson departed for Denver Mrs Charles Buechner called home to Canon City due to parents illness Major H Glafcke returned from a northern trip but now home with the flu.
Creditors of Boris Predmestky met at Referee T. Blake Kennedy's office to hear the insolvency exam of the bankrupt New York store proprietor. Appraisers valued on hand stock at 11 528.09 dollars while total liabilities reached 22 352.61 dollars. M A Kline named trustee as hearings continue.
Derrin, organizer for the Keystone Guard, denied in a Leader interview a rumor that he eloped with Mrs. Eldred of Laramie. He stated the report had no basis, explaining their acquaintance was only through patronizing a restaurant and that the claim harmed his work organizing a Keystone Guard branch.
DeWitts Little Early Risers are advertised as the best pills known and sold by A B Roedel.
A basketball game between Greeley High School and an opponent was held at Keefe Hall on a Saturday evening in February 187, 1900. The event took place in Praruary 187 context with local attendance and school participation.
Mrs Della P Gould, 38, was arrested in a Denver rooming house on a charges of cashing worthless checks and obtaining jewelry under false pretenses linked to A Loysen. She claims Loysen orchestrated the crimes and is awaiting details as Denver police pursue Loysen in Pueblo.
Take DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. They promptly relieve backache and weak back. Sold by A. B. Roedel.
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