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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1900
Page
4
The Cheyenne Leader dated Saturday June 9 1900 lists A Slack as editor and proprietor H A Clarke as business manager and A Richardson as city editor in the masthead of the newspaper.
A patchwork of items from Padgett's barber shop to city bands at the opera house. Notes mention Mies Irena Baker directing music, a train disruption due to western connections, and appointments of Charles F. Mayer and Tianac Frank as ndiaries. Also: Corn receives bouquet. sheep shearing demo near Lake Minnehaha. contests yield prizes for D R Cowhick and Henry Dillman. Laramie plans July 4th festivities. a lost collarette belongs to a high school student. Rev. H H McQuilkin preaches again and may be invited to lead the Presbyterian church.
E A Bingham arrives in town from Denver. Dean Cope will preach at St Mark's tomorrow. Apprentice Grant breaks a finger in the shops. Miguel Dea and Clara Walcott return home from the east. William Brown leaves for Denver to wed. Mrs J B Bartlett and daughter plan a Masian summer trip to Cleon. Charles Eddie takes a blacksmith job at Fort Washakie. Will Gutch injures wrist, previously noted. State Medical Society to meet in Cheyenne in May. Myer praises a Denver fight for fouls. Mire George Nagle leaves Denver to rest after concert duties. Mrs Judge Scott and family head to Loveland for summer. Cankoteteter ten returns to Lodge Pole after orchestra aid. Alex H Swan, formerly of this city, trades stock in Oregon.
The regular annual meeting of the Penn Mining company stock holders will be held at the offices of Burke & Fowler in Cheyenne Wyoming on Thursday June 28 1900 at 10 o clock in the forenoon for the election of officers and for the transaction of other business as may properly come before the meeting. B F Fowler Vice President.
Advertisement by Mrs A F Hamilton at 1710 Ferguson Street touts a Children’s Day sale featuring seventy five pretty children's hats at reduced price. All other millinery offered at cost.
The district schedules a Wednesday meeting where parents of boys implicated in school pranks will confront allegations. Some parents plan to hire lawyers, claiming students acted with some justification while denying property destruction and dangerous mixing of iron sulfate and sulfuric acid.
Joe Newman recalls his first Cheyenne appearance with barnstorming company that turned broke after two nights. The troupe stayed at hotels, slept at his uncle’s, and vanished at dawn after sheriffs seized trunks and valuables. He and the others moved on to Denver.
Participants in the concert were invited to a reception at the Cheyenne club after the performance. Refreshments were served and attendees, including Joe Newman with his jokes, enjoyed the evening alongside Governor Richards.
A prohibition convention for the state is scheduled to meet Thursday June 11 in the senate chamber at the capitol building. In the evening Mr C J Hall of Dnover will lecture. The call is signed by George W Blaine of Douglas Wyoming.
The Camp Carlin government pasture is in excellent condition as Troop A and Lieutenant Pease repair fences. Trespassers will face a fine.
Incomplete text recalls a scene with Boulder present and a group wearing red. The passage notes delays in beginning and reporting, suggesting missed start times or late coverage.
Citizens of North Platte plan a farewell reception next Monday evening for Superintendent Parks as he departs for Cheyenne. He is held in high regard by the community after serving there for several years.
After months of effort and setbacks Governor Richards received a draft for 5080 to pay Wyoming volunteers from enrollment to muster. The funds cover 8 to 19 dollars per volunteer, with prior law offering only 2 dollars per day after enrollment. The comptroller's ruling confirmed the claim, clearing disbursement and earning the governor praise.
The entertainment last night netted about $300 for the Indies. Thus far the ladies of the state have raised around $700. Most funds come from the Indies of this city, with events planned elsewhere to increase the total.
George Willson, an apprentice, lost a finger this morning while operating a machine. The injury is severe and will pause his work for several weeks as the wrist is broken and recovery time is lengthy.
J. Reddington of Omaha died today after a brief illness. He was manager of the Omaha branch of Clay, Robinson & Co and had many friends in Cheyenne. Classified notice promotes new hair goods and extra die counts at Mrs. Rapp's store in Cheyenne.
The Cheyenne audience hailed Prof. Naperstek's orchestra as the finest ever heard in Cheyenne. Notables Black, Governor Richards, and Mrs. Dresser lauded the performance. Marie Buchanan and Ella Ely received strong acclaim, with Harold Booth praised for his bass and Mr. Newman earning enthusiastic applause.
Hay of Laramie resigns and A Bole becomes chief dispatcher. Hay was popular with train and engine men and will be missed. Saturday sale offers seventy five pretty children's items at reduced prices. All millinery at cost. Mrs A Hamilton advertises at 1710 Porgapon Street Strangera. Palace Pharmacy features draughts and Ginger products.
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