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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1903
Page
3
The text lists A. I. Black as editor and proprietor, A. B. Yeager as business manager, and George A. Evans as city editor, reflecting the paper's staff structure.
Weather bureau report from the Wyoming Department notes conditions gathered by W G Palmer. It reflects state climate observations and forecasts for local areas.
State supreme court in session today. Roosevelts visit draws crowds and praise Cheyenne. Elks minstrels and Lunergne dance slated, Fortun a Card club hosts, St Mark's church event tomorrow. Cheyenne frontier shows gain notice. harp of bands and locals attend.
In Cheyenne on June 2 1905 reports show warmer conditions overall than the prior week though still cool. Rains on the 28th improved moisture for crops and ranges while streams remain lower than usual. Range conditions are good and stock are improving though lamb losses rise with cold spells. Alfalfa growth dampened by frosts, but crops at late stage with potential for strong growth as weather warms.
Notice states a special stockholders meeting of the Aurora Gold Mining Company will be held at 10 a m on June 23 2003 in Room 12 Kent Hiock Cheyenne Wyoming. Agenda includes considering disposal of the company to New Century Exploration Investment Company or any other purchaser and potential dissolution of Aurora Gold Mining Company. President Wilson signs the notice.
From Albany to Lander and beyond, correspondents report cool weather hampering crops and gardens, with scattered rain and late springs. Meantime stock and grass show some improvement in spots as alfalfa and grain begin to respond.
A miscellany of humorous quotes and quirks from The Atlanta Constitution Philadelphia Press Chicago Journal and Tribune. The items mock race talk religion philosophy astronomy and fame with satirical lines and punchy exchanges.
A compiled showing lists many Cheyenne organizations including Women’s clubs Alpha Whittler Browning Tuesday Night Shakespeare Young Woman’s Congregational Bible Study Hospital Aid Episcopal Guild Daughters of the King Whist T T Young Men Eastern Star Saturday Musicale Daughters of the American Revolution Baptist Willing Workers Epworth League Woman’s Relief Corps Christian Endeavorers St Mary’s Altar society.
WANTEDA good paperhanger. Write to John Glaser Rawlins Flint class pay and your money every week. WANTED-Young lady wants position as cashier or general office work six years experience best references. WANTED Girl for general house work. Inquire corner Twenty second Street and Capitol avenue. WANTED-Work as carpet cleaning and laying 1606 Moldy Street Union Dye Works.
A notice from Warren asks owners to return a missing item found between Warren's Terry ranch and the city. The finder should deliver the item to F. B. Warren's office.
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