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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
7
A Cheyenne publication lists its leadership with individuals serving as president secretary and treasurer along with the city editor and circulator duties. The notice outlines organizational roles and responsibilities among local editors and managers.
Lilacs in full bloom and summer clothing in demand. A brief hailstorm yesterday. The state supreme court meets today. Cotton bolls appear on cottonwood trees. Lake Minnehaha park adds a large new lawn. The Cheyenne Flyer arrives on schedule. Four unidentified buyers await owners at police HQ. Fort Russell soldiers await paymaster. City hose companies held monthly meetings. Congregational church social enjoyed last night. Opera House Annex work stopped for weeks. County poor farm paupers plant a truck patch. Spring planted trees take root well. J A Whiting of Cheyenne reportedly wed in New York. Medical examiners meet and continue today. Stephenson buys city lot for 2000. Special Health Officer reports many unsanitary places. City park grows more beautiful inviting visitors. Cheyenne hase team to have seven at Fort Collins tourney. St Marys Cathedral Sodality entertainment at Keefe hall. Anglers violate Minnehaha lake rules fishing from main island. Frank Beckwith studies centralized heating, returns home. J T Ivey named dispatcher for Oregon Short Line at Salt Lake City. Governor Brooks and militia inspectors return end of week. Coalter L Kettles and Miss Marie T Coadell wed in Cheyenne and depart to Denver. Wheelmen guard bikes more closely. Bicycle thief active citywide. District court to hear pleas for McFarland and Dittman. State official Fenimore Chatterton and others form law partnership in Lander. Marriage license issued to John Markley and Christina Dryuteson of Denver. Funeral for Mrs T G Gustin at 2:20 pm today at 2614 Reed St.
The Wyoming State Supreme Court weighs whether William C Irvine holds a two year partial tenure or a full four year term as state treasurer following his November election to complete Henry G Hay's unexpired term. A rehearing denial in Rick vs Crewsdon is reported and Studebaker Bros v May is heard on rehearing.
Rev. Frank B. Knopf was honored at a church reception after retiring as pastor. The First Congregational Church crowd applauded his long service and presented him a purse of eighty dollars as a token of esteem. The program featured songs piano pieces and a recitation.
Local sportsmen plan to petition Colorado and Southern to run Sunday angler excursion trains on the Cheyenne to Orin Junction line. The route covers prime trout waters including Pole creeks Horse creek Chugwater Big Laramie and North Platte. The proposed schedule would let anglers depart Cheyenne in the morning fish all day and return by 7 15 pm with weekday limits leaving Sundays unused. If enough fishermen subscribe the venture could be profitable.
The State Board of Medical Examiners met to examine nine candidates for physician certificates in Wyoming. The examination continued today with Ern est A Weymueller of Cumberland James A Ballard of Laramie Clyde Vermillion of Afton Raymond Harber of Rock Springs G H Buffum of Cheyenne Harry Irwin of Encampment Frank Furry of Sheridan Charles A Balard of Laramie L F Andrews of Sheridan among those awaiting certification.
A small fire at the Arp and Hammond warehouse in West Cheyenne was extinguished after sparks from a passing locomotive. en route to the blaze, the Durant Wagon ran over and killed a dog.
The notice promotes a regular dance event on Friday June 9 with tickets at 50 cents and free admission for ladies.
The State Board of Charities and Reform advertised bids for a dungeon house remodel at the state penitentiary a steam heating plant rebuild and bathroom remodeling but only one bid was received. J A Bennett company of Hawlins offered 1034 for bathroom remodeling and 595 for heating system rebuilding with new bids to be requested.
The wheel stolen from Captain Harry A. Clarke last week was recovered by police at the abandonment point.
Advert shows Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a remedy for sprained ankle stiff neck and lame shoulder. Claims prompt application saves time money and suffering. Sold by A. E. Roedel.
A trans medium and clairvoyant palm reader named Deborah offers readings at Parlors on Ferguson Street from 9 a.m. to p.m. with services described as special hand reading and life headers. The ad advertises pricing at 26 cents and emphasizes universal access regardless of business type.
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