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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1900

Page

4

Cheyenne Leader Highlights Local Happenings and Incidents

Editor SLack and staff report on summer visitors Byron Baird and the Cushing family leaving for Sherman. Water mains contract awarded to EB C Nash. County commissioners meet at the courthouse. Miss Margaret Knight becomes organist at the Congregational church. Local social news notes Mica Nan Corn hosting friends. An Owen brother camp in Colorado quarantined for mail pox. Painter Hoffman sustains a fractured wrist after a 16 foot fall. H H Helphenstine resigns as sheet commissioner amid job dissatisfaction. Dwellings demand softens as families plan ranch return. 200 horses used for cavalry in Johnson County. US government to buy 108 head this month. Mrs Jackson dies this morning. husband murdered years ago on Horse Creek. Two daughters reside at Granite Canan. Highland Scots attract attention in kilts with bags and pipes. Alex Turnbull Dave Miller and Pete Cook among the notable Scots.

Byron Baird R. C. Cushing Sherman EB. C. Nash Court House Maergaret Knight Congregational Church Mica Nan Corn Owen Brothers Colorado Hoffman H. H. Helphenstine Johnson County Jackson Cheyenne Elghteen Horse Creek Granite Canan Alex Turnbull Dave Miller Pete Cook

Personal notices from Cheyenne and surrounding towns

Miss Flossig Chala visits sister Mrs Wilson in Denver. Mrs B A Jones and daughter return to Sidney. Mrs Harry Denton and two daughters visit Sac City. R P Cushing family move to 168 East 21st. Parehal and Charlie Willseck westbound. Judge Carpenter of Laramie and englo gir come from the west. Post Office Inspector James Bennett and bride plan Cheyenne residence. Leaiset Brookfart recalled from Keen River. Mr and Mrs Clark of Shelby Nebraska visit Mr F A M Stewart. Frank O Boyle, brother of Mrs J H Conway, visiting from Elroy Wisconsin and will reside in Cheyenne. Andrew McAdams and children leave for Nebraska. he stays to run old business. Many Cheyenne Democrats from the Cheyenne band head to Omaha. Departing Democrats include Max J Meyer, John Martin, Colin Hunter, L R Breanhen, I Greentree, Sherri Shaver, Luke Voorhers.

Flossig Chala Mra. Wilson Denver B. A. Jones Sidney Harry Dentaon Sac City R. P. Cushing East 21St A. J. Parehal Charlie Willseck Judge Carpenter Laramie William Gilcrest Post Office James Bennett Bride Cheyenne Bennett Strest Leaise Brookfart Keen River Union Pechic Clark Shelby Nebr F. A. M. Stewart Frank O’boyle J. H. Conway Elroy Wisconsin O'Bolye Union Pacific Andrew McAdams Nebraska McAdams Qom Max J. Meyer John Martin Colin Hunter L. R. Breanahen I. Greentree Sherri Shaver Luke Voorhers

Ex-Governor Hale’s Son Visits on Northbound Trip

Frank Hale, son of former Governor Hale, is visiting on a brief business trip en route north. He says Ralph Hale travels from Chicago with Mrs Hale and Archie residing in Des Moines.

Frank Hale Hale Ralph Hale Chicago

Lost ladies clothing found in Leader's clothing department

The Leader reports two items a collarette and jacket for ladies were found in the store. Owners can claim them by paying for the advertisement.

Fort Russell and Fremont County Road Funds Fought In Congress

A Washington telegram reports a hard congress struggle over the sundry civil appropriation bill. It leaves $50,000 for Fort Russell buildings and $109 for the Fremont County military road, while Cheyenne public building funding is deferred. Public building plans for Salt Lake City and Boise may be delayed another year due to limited treasury funds and congressional action.

Washington Fort Husse Fremont County Cheyenne Salt Lake Congress Treasury Department Salt Lake City Boise Treasury Critiea

Nebraska Seeks Federal Smallpox Quarantine on Wyoming

Governor Poynter telegrams Governor Richards requesting a federal quarantine against Wyoming due to smallpox. He notes Nebraska cases traced to railroad camps in Wyoming and urges stricter containment. Richards replies he will do what he can.

Lincoln Poynter Richards Wyoming Nebraska

Wonderful Record Seeks Century in Rifle Champion Play

The report praises a rifle shooter named Wonderful Record who scored consecutively four times with values 0 and 1 as wind blew, averaging ten scores at 87. It notes expectation that he may reach a possible hundred score before summer passes under Berger con.

Bergercon

Change of Time Card Brings Earlier Denver Train

The morning Denver train schedule will shift to arrive Cheyenne at 8 40 40 minutes earlier starting next Sunday. Citizens welcome the change as mail delivery improves though it is thought to be temporary with a return to the 7 o'clock arrival eventually.

Denver Cheyenne

Funeral services for Mrs Jackson set at home tomorrow

A funeral notice states Mrs. Jackson will be laid to rest tomorrow at 2 30 PM from her home with Rev. Davis officiating. The notice also notes Corey's Book Store has moved to 1708 Ferguson Street.

Corey's Book Ferguson Street

Hay dispute heads to Cheyenne courts in staged sale

The Cushing family sues Judge Hauphoff over hay sold for horses after a shipping delay. Cushing paid for a hundred bales at a dollar each while Hauphoff took back remaining hay and later offered fifty cents a bale. Hauphoff won at first, an appeal followed, and a constable's sale added legal trouble. The case draws strong local feeling and will be fought to a finish.

Cheyenne Hartville Cushing Hauphoff Crahing Vaugh Attached Adds

Johnson County Voices Optimistic on Stock Industry and Prosperity

The Buffalo Voice editor visits Johnston County and states the stock industry is thriving, with sheep farming expanding and cattle and horse farming growing. He notes high prices for beer sheep and wool and foresees a prosperous, debt free rural community, despite past setbacks and limited alumni presence at a school event.

G. BE A. Moeller The Buffalo Voice Air Moelhermann Johnston County Johnson County

Newman the Great at Eilis' for Friday’s cancer show

Reserved seats for Friday night's performance by Joe Newman opened this morning at Eilis' with a likely crowded house. Newman, acclaimed as a premier and original entertainer whose reputation extends to England, is expected to draw full attendance with ticket prices listed as 50e and 75c.

Newman the Great Eilis Joe Newman Newman England

Palace Gingers Onscreen At Pa Pharmacy Drug Company

A brief readable notice reports Palace Gingers onscreen at the Pa Pharmacy Drug Company with details unclear due to OCR.

Pa Pharmacy Drug Company

Cheyenne Prepares For Western League Visits And Rifle Meet

Denver man declines to shoot with Gor gerson as Cheyenne plans Western League games through the city including Cheyenne Indians schedule. Local rifle club eyes a August tournament with top marksmen and Stevens trophy match drawing Denver contenders. Bergersen leads scores as King from Denver backs out of Outdoor Life contest inviting match.

Denver Gorgerson Waddell North Platte Boulder Hanna Fort Collins Gulfa Cheyenne Greeley Longmont Fort Colline Colorado Springs Glenwood Springs Leadville Cheyenne Rifle Club Clas United States Guild Ailver Peter eBrgersen Fred Bonser Peter Bergersen Mr. King Denver Marlie Mr.Brgersen

Oregon Short Line Likely Posts Major Yearly Gain

Early estimates predict the Oregon Short Line will report total gross earnings for the year ending June 30 near 9.85 million dollars, up about 1 million from last year. Ten months to April show 7.02 million, with April at 717 thousand, reflecting growth tied to Idaho and Utah expansion and system reorganization.

Oregon Lees 8 Anthony's Idaho Utah

Robbery at The Siding Targets Prospector Barney Hunt

Three masked men held up and robbed prospector Barney Hunt at The Siding get night. Sam Base has been arrested and identified as one of the assailants. Later a second robbery occurred as a man named hot sparned was held up by highwaymen. Deputy Sheriff Knadier arrived from Lar amle and pursues the culprits. Accurate adjusting and watch repairing. D let. 1700 Pergisen St.

Barney Hunt Sam Base Sherif Knadier Laramle

California hammer thrower leads intercollegiate visit

A.D. Plow, world champion hammer thrower, visits Cheyenne with ten teammates from California University. The university raised $4,500 to send the team east for intercollegiate events, including Pennsylvania and Yale competition. Plow notes youth and vigor enhance athletic performance.

Cheyenne A.D Plow California University Poennayvania Yale California Thie City Mr. Plaw Fern Touth

Drunken Report Misstates Comstock Case Details

A damaged clipping rebuts sensational charges against Mrs. Hattie Comstock. It asserts she left for her sister’s home in Jem and was not seen fleeing with a male companion. Mr. Comstock and Mr. Hance deny the scandalous accusations and note her departure was orderly.

Ipa Emantiona Hattie Comstock Albans Howse Jem Madiagattint Mra Comatock

Outlaws Believed Hiding in Bad Lands Near Bear River

Deputized posse tracks murder suspects across Brown's Oak Mountains toward the Bad Lands. Deputy Wirtwood and a field party near Bear River reported hoof marks leading north into the Wade Lands as they close in on the murderers. The Wittie band Pentecostal city mission continues outreach on Fifth Street aiding converts despite limited support. Mrs Jackson aged 76, mother of Mrs Tom McGee, died this morning. funeral arrangements pending.

Gad Tyler Jenkine Brown's Oak Mountains Bid Lande Olliver Brown's Park Bear River George Thorne Vernal Wirtwood Mr. Thorne White River Ccliff Cromwed Wade Lands Wittie Ifth Street Pentecostal City Mission API

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BE. A. Slack H. A. Clarke A. Richardson Fort Russell Fremont Pete Bergersen Abo America Cowhick Dry Goods Judge Mauphatt Constable Vaugh Jhonson County United Etalen Alumal Sporting News Pergisen Messick Dry Goods Company Goods -Co Daisy Hattie Comestock Wadheun Ia Wm. Myers & Cos Pioneer Watchmaker and Jeweler Geo. H. Nagla Chas FF Mulde Corson Union. Mercantile Co Ferguson Cheyenne, Wyo Tad NE Toe Saraies Davis & Kelley MI Neighbor Pagal
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