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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1908
Page
4
A soda vendor touts pure fruit sodas as healthier and more refreshing. He claims the body needs ample quantities to wash away impurities and that water alone tires the drinker, urging customers to try his tasty beverage.
State Coal Mine Inspector Noah Young, arriving from Hanna, reports that after the Union Pacific Coal Co opened the east entrance of Mine No 1 following March explosions, only one body, Robert Armstrong, remains partly identifiable. He advocates sealing and abandoning the mine to preserve it as a tomb for the victims due to the extreme mangling and decay of others.
Pleasant little pills that are easy to take are marketed as DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Sold by A. E. Roedel.
A roundup of residents and visitors in Laramie includes C. O Nagel returning from Lar amie Mrs Otto Braunschweig seriously ill Ed Banke back in Chugwater Ed F Statle from the north Sidney E Bartlett back from Denver Thomas Hooton returns to Wheatland T A Congriff from Denver Judge Gibson Clark in Laramie Mrs Mary C Hoffman and others visiting from various towns H A Ruoff and son return to Evanston M C Barrow and Mrs Barrow from Douglas Attorney J E Dyer to Torrington Miss Marjorie Sampson visiting from Buford I W Gray returns to Wheatland J R Mason returns to Wheatland and Wheatland colonizing agent noted Henry Altman north for business Attorney Ray E Lee to Butte D A Robertson home in Casper Misses Anna and Artie Kealey to Fort Collins H P Hynds busy in central state Thomas Carroll home in Wheatland J C Gereke guest of Arthur Gereke R W McCaw in town Carson Adams back from Rawlins Coroner T C Murray and party to Pine Bluffs J C Thompson Sr returns from Denver then north Ben Sheldon leaves for Basin Bob Bailey to Basin Ned Hopkins now in Rhode Island Rev Moore and family depart for county outing Mayor Johnston leaves for north after Denver convention Mrs Frank Barrow and daughter arrive from Sheridan to join Mr Barrow Charles Br of Rock Shehan guests at Mrs Bradley’s home Frontier college link noted
The C B C club hosts a social dance at Turner Hall on a Wednesday evening July 15 featuring Haneschka's orchestra. Local attendees enjoy a lively program as dancers fill the hall and socialize to the live music.
The Carnegie public library receives a United States Geological Survey monograph titled The Ceratopsia by John B. Thatcher, edited by Richard S. Lull. It details late Othniel Marsh studies and notes Gilmore’s Laramie article and restoration drawing, praising his work at the national museum and Wyoming links. It highlights partial Triceratops restorations at the University of Laramie by Knight Reed and Gilmore.
Simon Smith of J. M. Newman agency sold the south half of lots 1 and 2, block 144 at 2412 Eddy Street to Milton Taylor for 1000 dollars. The Deacon Jones property has changed hands three times since Cheyenne was platted, from Union Pacific to Jones, Jones to Smith, and Smith to Taylor.
In City Park last evening J. W. Hammond was painfully but not seriously injured when a driving horse bolted overturning the buggy. Miss Mabel Patton escaped injury though the incident shook her. Mrs Hammond's horse was hurt and the buggy damaged after the animal was driven off the shaft.
Coroner Murray did not deem an inquest necessary and Wright's funeral was held at Guernsey yesterday. A separate Leader column had incorrectly stated the coroner would hold an inquest in Hartville.
Mrs J L Myers and Co of Denver lease the north store room in the Capitol Avenue Theater and plan an August opening of a modern millinery establishment with stylish stock. Mrs Myers is described as a milliner of long experience.
The Halifax sealing schooner Alice Gertrude arrived from the Falkland Islands after a forty three day voyage. In a severe storm on the sealing ground mate Arthur Griffin and two callers were lost, drownings recorded by the crew.
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