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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1908
Page
2
The Carbon Timber company began a 30 million foot tie drive on Douglas creek aided by recent high water. The project, part of a 160 million foot permit over five years, aims to reach the Fort Steele railroad with ties mine props and saw logs.
Fragmentary note suggests a grocer is involved in tea sales and payment handling, mentioning Schiliog's Beet and consumer dissatisfaction. The text is incomplete but implies a transactional dispute or policy about tea packaging and responsibility.
The Cheyenne Ministerial association met yesterday morning and decided to vigorously oppose any ordinance permitting Sunday theater openings.
Omaha dispatch reports war and Indian departments plan to return several hundred Ute Indians to their Utah reservation. Troops previously halted the group at Fort Meade and Thunder Buttes, with many sent to Rapid City for work. A company will escort the band overland via marching route over two to three weeks.
New York reports indicate Alton B Parker delegates-at-large may skip the Democratic national convention in Denver citing opposition to William Jennings Bryan. Observers note Parker believes Bryan's nomination jeopardizes victory for the party. Pineules for the kidneys advertisement follows.
The funeral for the daughter of Sister O J Cotton is set for Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Baptist church. By order of the associated lodge and church leadership.
Social dance announcements list Haneschkr Orchestra and Highlanders for Turner Hall event on Wednesday evening June 10. Also notes no meeting of Wyoming Castle 629 until June 16 and lists officials A H Beach J P F H Glasshoff. Kodo is promoted for digestion and Palmer's Restaurant advertises strawberries daily. De Witt's Little Liver Pills marketed by A B Roedel.
Kemmerer Wyoming reports Bert L. Smith killed by a Union Pacific train in Green River. Two widows, Viola M. Smith and Cora M. Tickner, clash over Smith estate and life insurance. Each claims rightful status and children, with both hiring lawyers to contest UP payments.
In Rawlins Wisconsin June 8 Frank Hummel a famed ranchman was alive and tending cattle while friends mourned him after a death notice. A messenger delivering condolences crossed paths with Hummel who was unaware of the mistaken obituary. the error origin remains unclear.
Rawlins Wyoming June 8 Day Ep sey reports a July 4 carnival headlined by Muggey Schoel of Cheyenne versus Rey Moore of Denver in a twenty round lightweight bout. Kid Coffee of Rock Springs and Young McAllister of Salt Lake meet in a twenty rounder with four additional events on the card.
An advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Cure claiming it strengthens the entire system and makes sound kidneys by filtering impurities from the blood. It asserts positive cures for all kidney and bladder diseases.
Wheatland Wyoming officials announce the dedication of a new Christian church next Sunday with three services led by L L Carpenter of Wabash Indiana. In the ad part, the notice promotes Kodol for dyspepsia and indigestion, sold by A B Roedel.
Mrs F A Blake of Laramie Wyoming recently marked thirty five years of continuous residence under one roof at 320 Thornburgh Street making her one of the city oldest residents and a long time member of the Sixty club She notes if anyone in Laramie has lived as long in a single house De Witt s Kidney and Bladder Pills are advertised as strengthening weakened kidneys sold by A E Roedel
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