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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1908
Page
4
A letter dated June 1 1908 recounts a trip to the grocery with a large basket. The writer Jacobe Pe mentions buying sugar tea coffee new potatoes green vegetables fruit and that salt could not fit in the basket. He notes carrying the salt home by himself.
The Denver Post long endurance race from Evanston to Denver concluded after 508 miles with Charlie Workman on Teddy and Frank T. Wykert on Sam finishing neck and neck at the wire. Judges split the first prize due to no clear winner, likely nullifying many bets.
Mrs. John Kelkenny visits in Chicago. Harry J. Keeley returns from Sheridan. Tom King arrives from Horse Creek. Rev. F L Moore spends yesterday at Chugwater. J C Cain and family plan to return to Denver. State Geologist H C Beeler leaves for St Louis. Co EB Verry of Rawlins attends to business. Mrs Congdon and son Herbert return from Galesburg. J F H Barrow arrives from Sheridan to join the Tribune staff. Mrs Eleanor Sahm departs for Salt Lake for summer. Gov B B Brooks and Dr W T Cooke depart for central state. Mrs Elmer Keefe returns from Los Angeles. Harry Howland returns to Denver. William Choate arrives from Denver as Hoffman sight seeing automobile driver.
I C C F All members of Cheyenne Lodge No 1 Magic City and Capitol Lodge of Rebekahs Canton Cheyenne No 3 are notified to assemble at Odd Fellows hall at o clock sharp June 7 1908 for Memorial services Visiting brothers and sisters in good standing are invited to attend and join in the procession By order of the officers of the lodges
The Cheyenne Lodge No 2ill will hold a memorial service on June 7. All members and visiting brothers are asked to meet at the hall at 1 39 p m. John Gottschalk, C C.
Gardner who stabbed L F Tyndenhall fled the city with his victim after police ordered both to depart. Tyndenhall's wound was not serious and prosecutors chose not to pursue criminal charges. Also, Iver Semdgern was released on condition he leave town, while George ONeill received a 30 day jail term and a $10 fine for theft.
The New York based National Society of Patriotic Women of America visited Ellis Island to study immigrant conditions. The new group plans classes for immigrant children with paid teachers to teach practical patriotism and civic duties and privileges.
Two Cheyenne homes welcomed baby boys yesterday. A ten and three quarter pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Lister in the morning, and a ten pound son arrived for Mr and Mrs John Carroll in the afternoon.
The Leader advertises a June 1 event titled King of the Cattle Ring inviting readers to attend in Capitol City. The notice promises the best job printing and stresses the promotional nature of the gathering.
An advert notes Fo ley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney or bladder troubles, asserting it cures many cases and that medical aid is unnecessary if affordable. The message closes with a purchaser name A E Roedel.
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