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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
7
The Sun Leader successor document lists THE LEADER PUBLISHING CO as publisher with C B Bond as president H A Clarke secretary and treasurer Chas Thompson as clerk Alexander Lawson as city editor and details on circulation and leadership.
Troop A hosts a smoker at the armory this evening. Lawn work at Lake side park grows finely. Three saloon licenses granted to residents of Lorrington. Young Men's Literary club to meet at Carnegie library tonight. Cycle track repairs to Fort Russell not yet started. Jim Dolan of Pine Bluffs collects bounty on two coyotes. Sunburned backs from swimming common among boys. Fire Department hose team nears straight-away record. Fence around First Methodist Episcopal church removed. Police return stolen bicycle to D Penney of Fort Russell. Pay day at Fort Russell. soldiers visit city. One thousand dollars furniture for Blue lodge at Masonic Temple received. J. C. Ferguson of the Union Pacific in Cheyenne yesterday. F W Angier traveling agent of UP in town. Flaking parties to depart today and tomorrow, stay through Sunday. J A Monroe of UP en route to San Francisco. Joe Borgon warned out of town for indecent exposure. Fred Collins granted custody of his infant after long dispute. Fire Department buys team of horses from Hirsig Bros. Angus McPhee transferred to Green River yards. Dr A W Barber to return to Cheyenne from Omaha in two weeks. R Ep Esteb seeks retrial in Elliott v Esteb. judgment $981. State Board of Medical Examiners concludes exams and adjourns. E H Wood general freight agent en route to Granite Canon, back to Omaha. Marriage license issued to John Markley and Christine Brunteson of Denver. married and returned to Denver. Judge Moses Hallett of US District Court in Colorado visits Cheyenne, returns to Denver.
State ex rel Irvine v Brooks was not argued in the State supreme court yesterday and is likely to go over until September or October.
Signor F Corte and attorney L J Stark arrived in the city with aims to file damages suits in Denver federal court against Kilpatrick Bros and Elmore for the 1903 Otto station trestle collapse that killed four Italian subjects and injured others during Union Pacific project work. The Italian government will fund prosecutions and push for contractor accountability.
The renowned pioneer and prison evangelist known as Uncle Alf arrives in the city after early 1900s Cheyenne activity. He proclaims complete freedom from sin and claims ministers can wield apostolic power to heal. He will preach nightly this week at the Home Mission. all are invited.
The copy highlights sprained ankle stiff neck and lame shoulder as ailments for which Chamberlain's Pain Balm is especially valuable. It claims prompt application saves time money and suffering and notes sale by A. E. Roedel.
Anglers report Pole Creek, South Pole Creek and nearby streams nearly out of banks after heavy mountain rains. Trout fishing is poor overall with half a dozen trout a day a good record, though Horse Creek, Chugwater and Bear Creek show bites. North Crow and Main Crow Creeks offer clear, excellent fishing. Prof Walmer and Attorney Kline fished full Creek Wednesday. The Colorado & Southern schedule remains popular with fishermen visiting northern creeks.
The Fort Colin line tournament hose team appeared in running tights during last night’s regular practice drawing a large crowd. New members include W. G. Haas and Private Wolf of Company F Eleventh Infantry. The Remnant Sale continues today at the New York Store.
A notice invites members to a regular Eagles Fraternity meeting this evening. Baptist Ladies’ rummage sale organizers request notice of items via Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Alfred Matthews. New York Store offers remnants of laces and dress materials at low prices today.
In district court Attorney H Waldo Moore moved to quash the jury panel for the current term alleging improper geographic balance. William Dittman pleaded not guilty to a cow theft charge and case continued. Jack McFarlane pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was fined $50 plus costs.
The laxative effect of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet is so agreeable and natural that you may not realize it is medicine. For sale by A. Be Roedel.
The event announces a dance on Friday June 9 with tickets priced at 50 cents and free admission for ladies.
A local notice proclaims Deborah as a trance medium clairvoyant and palmist called the greatest Life Reader, offering hand readings from 6th and Hresna block Ferguson Street with sessions from morning to night at 26 cents.
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