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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
7
W. C. Bond H. A. Clarke and Chas. Thompson listed as president treasurer and editor circulator roles indicating leadership of the paper. The names point to the newspaper staff and governance structure of the time.
Various notes report warming weather, spring fever, rising Lake Minnehaha, and the end of school term. Updates include park and street work, upcoming performances, circus events, jury lists, and local civic plans. Also noted are new articles of incorporation, a wedding trip, and a medicinal medicine advertisement.
Casper dispatch reports Chicago & Pacific railroad papers filed in Douglas land office outlining a 45 mile Casper to Alcoya route with a branch to Platte river and Pathfinder dam. Colorado & Southern implicated in survey. officers named are Fred Place D W Rhoades and J B Bradley.
A thirty member delegation from the South Omaha Live Stock Exchange will tour Northern Laramie county stopping in Torrington at 12 45 p m and Guernsey at 2 10 p m on June 3rd. The trip aims to acquaint stockmen with the range conditions and supply sources for Omaha cattle markets. They left Omaha yesterday and will spend today in Lincoln then continue visiting towns in the Nebraska range belt.
Rev. Dr. Biederwolf ends two week revival at Keefe hall and departs with Mrs. Biederwolf and party including Harry Maxwell and secretary Depuy for Chicago.
Mayor appoints Judge Sam Becker as Special Health Inspector to lead a June drive through Cheyenne. He and assistants will inspect all premises, order removals of filth, and offer low cost cleanup options to improve public health conditions citywide.
The Woodmen of the World entertained the Women of Woodcraft and friends at A. VU. U. W. hall. A twelve-number dance program followed with a solo performance titled If Hearts Could Only Speak.
Grace Elliott sang The Gravedigger and Alfred Matthews performed The Jiner. The program numbers were excellently rendered and the performers were heartily recalled. A delicious supper followed the dance with music by Hi Davis Orchestra.
Notice announces a June 1 and 2 examination for Teachers' Certificates at the Court House in Cheyenne Wyo. County Superintendent Alice M. Sampson issues the notice dated May 17 1906.
A product notice notes Sprained ankle stiff neck and lame shoulder as common complaints best helped by Chamberlains Pain Balm. It claims prompt application saves time money and suffering and lists A. J. Roedel as the seller.
Constructing Quartermaster Captain W. S. Scott opened bids for a large hay shed at Fort Russell. Bids ranged from 4 278 to 5 700 dollars with completion times of 90 to 130 days for a 120 by 40 by 20 foot shed.
Colorado College Athletic Association negotiates with Frank Newhouse to coach the football squad next fall. If terms are agreed, Newhouse plans to move to Colorado Springs in September to begin preparing the team for the coming season.
County Superintendent of Schools Alice M. Sampsonay will examine applicants for teachers certificates. The examination will be held at the county court room and will be taken by a number of applicants. Accurate adjusting and watch repairing. D. Miller, 1709 Ferguson St.
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