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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
4
A diary style note from June 1 1908 describes a child delivering a shopping trip with a large basket to the grocery. The writer lists items bought including sugar tea coffee potatoes vegetables and fruit and mentions carrying the salt home in the arm. The letter closes with a friendly sign off from Jacobe Pete.
The Industrial Club met weekly as Mayor P S Cook signed the Cosgriff electric street railway franchise ordinance in front of directors. Discussions covered a city celebration at work start, Randall avenue creation, a Warren reception, and plans for conventions and a Dry Farming congress. A motor road improvement for Happy Jack and a Sloan's Lake shelter project were also approved with committees appointed.
Advertises Dude's Littl Liver Pills as a liver and stomach aid for prompt relief of headaches and biliousness. Claims to be good for all the family and sold by Paler Pharmacy Drug Co.
Mr and Mrs Charles Smith and family express thanks to pallbearers and friends for kindnesses shown during their recent bereavement.
The Kret Chelsea Papke fight headlines tonight’s program at the Senate Saloon with gates set to open at 6 30 p m Local fans expect a brisk crowd as the bell rings for the featured match.
A long list of residents and visitors: ParshAll at St. John’s hospital, Hadsell in the city from Rawlin(a), Irwin returning from wear, Meyer back from Kansas City, Eckenbrecht returning from Denver, Brownlee improving, Hanna visiting Denver, Roedel homebound by sickness, Mrs. Woodmansee visiting Colorado, Kline visiting Terre Haute, Coble guest of Hart, Cooke departing for Natrona County, Gatohell back from the West, Jordan family departing to their ranch near Underwood, McDonalds returning to Iron Mountain ranch, Norvell visiting Buffalo sister Heenan, Ruff at Evanston with Colonel Foote ill, Downey home from Laramie, Baron family visiting Denver, Van Guilford family leaving for a Goldsmith ranch, Manewal and Clarke departing for Rawhide Nev to run mining brokerage.
Fort Collins Colorado June 3 The sheep feeders will meet next Saturday to discuss organizing and adopting a centralized buying plan for feeder stock from flock masters. They seek to reduce costs by bringing stock to Denver stockyards or by appointing an agent to buy for all, with hopes of better prices next year.
Cy P Sorenson of Rock Springs, deputy state game warden, investigates fish escaping into the Pioneer canal and stranding in irrigating ditches. He found sixteen inch fish in the grass unable to move for lack of water. Canal authorities plan screening to prevent future complaints. Sorenson stayed to attend Sheriff Bath's funeral.
Crowded houses mark both matinee and evening performances as the week shifts. The change of acts midweek appears to draw larger attendance and keep audiences engaged.
A. BE Roedel advertises a digestive product that promises quick relief by digesting all glasses of food and tackling stomach trouble, claiming the remedy is pleasant to take.
De Witt features Little Early Risers by A B Reedel advertised at 219 West Sixteenth Street. The note touts the fruit and a safe gentle pill described as amal and sure for daily use.
Four riders reached Laramie after a 56 mile morning ride from Medicine Bow with Teddy the Cody bronk freshest. Leaders Workman on Teddy, Edwards on Sorrel Clipper, Kern on Dex, Means on Jaybird head for Cheyenne expected by noon.
In St Louis on June 3 Joseph Deadola a 35 year old Russian exile slain after being pursued by the Avenger Men a peasant secret society. His body was found in the River Desperes bearing a gash and a severed letter A cut on his face and neck, police say two countrymen told the tale of his life in Russia and his wandering in America.
Two women anarchists attacked Judge James Carroll of Paterson New Jersey as he walked home. Carroll overpowered them and they were arraigned and jailed. They claimed names Mary Caminita and Giussepiini Carrosive but refused to state motive. Authorities believe the assault stemmed from police and judge actions against anarchists.
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