Che Cheyenne Leader Company Staff Roll
The Che Cheyenne Leader, published by The Leader Publishing Co, lists W. C. Bond as president H. A. Clarke as secretary and treasurer Chas Thompson as treasurer, Alex Lawson as city editor and Circulator in this edition.
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Cheyenne Daily Short Items Unfold Local Happenings
The city council meets tonight and district court was in session yesterday. Union Pacific park draws travelers while Cheyenne residents enjoy parks and boating at Minnehaha. Governor Brooks spoke at Sheridan High School, and May and June local events include a Capitol avenue heating extension and an extension to the Federal building. Bass reports vary at nearby lakes and several residents prepare for summer travels.
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Cheyenne Flyer
Union Pacific Park
Capitol Avenue
Cies
Jerry LeCelle
Fort Collins
Cole
Mary E. Rowell
Denver
FB. B. Brooks
Sheridan High School
W. G. Craig
Wheatland
M. McGregor
Minnéhaha
Wyoming
Secretary of State
W. L. Park
Elmira
N. Y
Romany Gypsy Queen Ordained Spiritualist Minister Deborah
Trance medium clairvoyant and palmist offers life reading services with hand reading. Parlor sessions advertised at Ferguson Street Breana Hen Block with 24 cent rate and hours from midnight to 6 pm.
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Breanahen
Ferguson Street
Resignations Shake Local Churches This Week
Rev Frank E Knopf resigns from First Congregational Church effective next Sunday after tendering months ago. Rev Frank B Knopf will preach his final sermon as pastor of the First Congregational church. Rev Frank L Moore of New London Wis to occupy the pulpit for two Sundays. Rev B Tingley resigns from First Baptist Church effective July 1 to relocate to Boone.
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Frank E. Knopf
First Congregational Church
B. Tingley
First Baptist Church
Mr. Tingley
Boone
MR. Knopf
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Frank B. Knopf
Knopf
Frank L. Moore
New Longdon
Wis
C. E. Tingley
Hl. Andrews Settles Up and Court Dockets June Term
Walter Jones forfeits bond for manslaughter after failing to appear. Deitrick George set for grand larceny trial June 13 and James Talbot for assault and battery on June 18. John Baker felonious assault continued to December. Administrators Shaver Gross Boswell Evans Kerrigan cited to show cause June 12. Hiram Andrews contempt for unpaid alimony resolved with $260 paid and $30 monthly thereafter. Jack MacFarland arraigned for assault and battery. Bon Ton Stables ad ends.
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Deitrick George
James Talbot
John Baker
Walter Jones
Jones
Philip Shaver
Charles J. Gross
George H. Boswell
George H. Evans
Phil Kerrigan
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R. H. Scott
C. BE. Carpenter
Hiram Andrews
Celia Andrews
Andrews
Poor Dam Fishing Report At Granite Springs Reservoir
Residents near the dam report very poor trout fishing at Granite Springs with wary fish and many anglers using set lines and poles in violation of state game laws. Visitors note boats to Brush Creek where trout are small and dim. Officials expect fishing to improve only after brush reduces and planted trout mature. Two hundred fifty photos of Seattle public schools will highlight the Sound City exhibit at the Lewis and Clark Exposition.
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Cheyenne
Granite Springs
Brush Creek
Seattle
Sound City
George P Needham Dies in Denver
George P Needham, a Cheyenne news agent on the Cheyenne Orin run for over a year, died at the consumptive's home in Denver on Saturday night. He had been sent to Denver for treatment two weeks before his death but tuberculosis proved fatal.
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George P. Needham
Cheyenne
Denver
Insurance chiefs weigh mass meeting to save company
TOCLOry, LY WRILisaus he grilled Hyde and Alexander an spoke bitterly of the rejection of the Frick report. Then he suggested that mass meeting of the policy holders of the big insurance company be called, and by weight of their combined influence force the measures deemed needful to re establish the company in the confidence of those most concerned. Shop, 509 W. 17th St. Phone, 98 Ackley, President.
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Toclory
LY Wrilisaus
Hyde
Alexander An
Frick
Three Ailments Find Relief with Chamberlains Pain Balm
Sprained ankle stiff neck and lame shoulder are named as common ailments. The ad claims Chamberlains Pain Balm is valuable when promptly applied and promises to save time money and suffering. Sold by A B Rogitel.
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A. BE. Rogitel
Tramp Promises Fifty Cents. Stonebraker Questioned
The Evanston Press claims a tramp asked William Stonebraker for fifty cents on promise of repayment after reaching Ogden. A letter later arrived with fifty cents in stamps, but Stonebraker has not demonstrated the truth of the tale.
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Evanston
William Stonebraker
Ogden
Stonebraker
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W. C. Bond
H. A. Clarke
Sec’y. and
Treas
Chas. Thompson
Alex. Lawson
City Editor
Sloan's Lake
Fairbanks
Portland
Washington
Winthrop Condict
Saratoga
Stanhope Blunt
Condict Ranch
Chamberlain
A. E. Roedel
Deborah
Tingley
Hl. Andrews
Jack MacFarland
BON Ton Stables
Granite Springs Reservoir
W. 17Th St
C. & Ackley
Ellis
Lem H. Ellis
Opera HouSe
M. L. House
Cheyenne Cycle Works
Tribunes
Cleveland
Ferguson St
Henry Sweet
Chas. Becker
Gleason Mercantile CO
Burlington Block
Akeview Ice CO
Houck & Cook
Sloan & Bell
Onness
Keeley Institute
Dwight, Ill
Pho
Hnston
Redfern Style
Ingersoll Store Co
J. P. Hall
A. T
S. F. Ry
Lawrence St
Colo
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Memph’s
Kansas City
St. Joseph
F. W. Ebenback
Prical
Tel
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Nottingham
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