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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1902

Page

4

Fatal Shooting at Fort Steele Over Gossip

A fatal affray occurred at Fort Steele when John Munn, hotel and saloon owner, shot James Peterlee after a quarrel sparked by gossip about Munn's alleged involvement with a Fort Steele woman. Peterlee was severely wounded and not expected to survive. Munn surrendered to authorities and is jailed.

Rawlins Wic Fort Steele Idle Place John Mann James Peterlee Micah Peterle Kar Wen Miyan Sach Hardeelings

Home from Manila Henry Bainum returns to Cheyenne

Henry Bainum son of Ben Bainum Cheyenne arrives in San Francisco after three years in the Philippines with Troop D Third Cavalry He plans a month in San Francisco before returning to Cheyenne He notes his active service and his gladness to be back in his homeland.

Henry Bainum Ben Bainum San Francisco Philippines Third Cavalry Cheyenne Henry

Enjoy Smoker Brightens Knights of Pythias Hall Event

Knights of Pythias held a smoker at their city hall attended by a large crowd. Judge Potter served as toastmaster and called on lodge members for remarks. Speakers included Dr. M. C. Barkwell W. F. Chaplin W. B. Schnitger C. B. H. Richardson F. A. Stewart W. C. Deming Theo Voight Robert Jones George Sneider Ed Beale of Laramie Palmer Clyde Watts and Frank Bon.

Knights of Pythias Judge Potter Lodge M. C. Barkwell W. FE. Chaplin W. BR. Schnitger C. B H. Richardson F. A. Stewart W. C. Deming Theo, Voight Robert Jones George Sneider Ed. Beale Laramie Palmer Clyde Watts Frank Bon

Forest on Fire and Local News Roundup in Encampment

A forest fire is sighted on Elk mountain near Encampment with heavy smoke. origin unknown and damage undetermined. John Tobin pleads guilty to burglary of Arp and Hammond hardware, sentenced to four years. Rev McQuilkin marries William Turner and Ada Frances Cameron at the parsonage. Canal surveys near Sara toga promise irrigation for 50 400 acres. work to begin immediately. Prof George Quigley hosts a social hop at Turner hall each Saturday night. Special on oranges offered by Davis Kelley’s. Troop A opens New Route hall with a military ball and reception on June 28. Jadica of Episcopal church to serve supper at Mrs Henry Conway’s on June 13. ladies invited to view Mexican crafts.

Roufe Hall Jadica Episcopal Church

Cheyenne Board of Trade Meets Tonight to Form Permanent Organization

Tonight in City Hall, Cheyenne Board of Trade plans to perfect a permanent organization. A committee report on constitution and by laws will be reviewed, and a receiver elected. Discussion resumes on constructing a brick plant in the city, with a call for broad citizen participation from all business and labor fields.

Cheyenne Board of ‘Trade Committee On Stade and Industry Assolation

Kearney Team Arrives for Union Pacific Games Weekend

The Kearney nine travel to Indiana and will play two games at Athletic park with local fans wagering on their success. They face North Platte earlier and again on the eastbound route. Fort Russell gate is finished and the highway to the post should be completed soon. A Basin area incident left Rupp badly injured after a dispute over a desert water right.

Kearney Unie Pacific League Indiana Athletic Park Union Pacific North Platte Fred Laf Pash Fort Russell Joslin Garland Rupp Basin Sheridan Post

Baptist Ladies Bake Sale in Kent Bank Building

The Baptist ladies plan a sale of home made bread pies cakes baked beans and cold meats in the Kent bank building tomorrow June the Mth.

Baptist Kent Bank

Trains Collide Near Wilkins. Engines Suffer Minor Damage

Two freight trains collided near Wilkins a few days ago causing minor engine damage. The engineers managed to stop in time to prevent a serious wreck.

Wilkins

Mistaken Horn Escape Sparks Citywide Rumor and Hunt

Excitement ran high as word spread that Tom Horn escaped from the county jail. Police briefly detained a man named Smith matching the description before clearing him, then pursued another suspect after new evidence emerged. Meanwhile, Emily Jones of Greeley defeated Theresa Jenking for department president, and George Quigley announced weekly dances at Turner Hall starting this Saturday. crowds are expected.

Tom Horn Countty Court House Smith Laramie Enotie Smith Emily Jones Greeley Myre Theresa Jenking W. RC Jenkins Corps

Sheepman Frank Riter Discharged in Rawlins Case

Frank Riter a sheepman was discharged in Rawlins after being charged with living off 162 head of sheep owned by W. Johnson. He testified the flock entered his property without his knowledge and had been driven a long distance before discovery.

Frank Riter

Promotions at Union Pacific Cheyenne Shops Name New Master Mechanic

W R McKeen Jr rises to superintendent of motive power and machinery as Samuel Higgins resigns. Alex Stewart becomes master mechanic Wyoming division, succeeding McKeen. Higgins departs for Eastern railroad work. Stewart brings decades of shop experience to Cheyenne.

W. RR Alex. Stewart McKeen Samuel Higgins W. BR. McKeen Wyoming Union Pacific Cheyenne Higgins W. R. McKeen, Jr Omaha Kansas Terre Haute Ind North Platte Vandalia Road McKeon Stewart North Matte North Platts Sidney Neb Laramie Evanston Wyoming Division

Road work resumes on wagon road to Ferrie Haggerty mine

Work restarts on the wagon road between Rawlins and the Ferrie Haggerty mine. The project will cost thousands of dollars with an estimated minimum expenditure of $6,000 to pass through the timber sections.

Rawlins Ferrie Haggerty

Recital Postponed as Pianist Travels to Douglas

Mise Marie Buchanan's recital, originally set for June 20, is moved to June 4 because pianist William DuBola will be in Douglas on the earlier date. Buchanan has secured top talent for the program. Meanwhile Burlington at Sheridan plans to treat 50,000 railroad ties by the Kasselman process, supplanting the Burpett method now common on western roads.

Mise Marie Buchanan William DuBola Mins Buchanan Douglas Mise Buchanan Ory Burlington Sheridan Wyo Kasselman Burpett

Address update notice for city directory

A reader is urged to inform the city directory of a changed address since the directory record was taken. The notice provides contact instruction to notify one at the stated address.

Excolutor Creamery Opens on West Seventeenth Street

The Excolutor Creamery invites customers to its location on No. Dia West Seventeenth street for sweet cream cottage cheese and buttermilk.

Dia West Seventeenth Street

Wyoming town gears up for plant expansion and boom

State Examiner Henderson returned from a western trip and learned Soda Manufacturing company in Green River received 50000 dollars more for enlarging their plant. In Cokeville much development is under way to boost agricultural resources with Bear River water ample for thousands of acres of reclamation. Tim Kinney is planting 1000 acres of alfalfa as others develop land and residents are urged to plant street trees for a coming boom in the western Wyoming village.

Henderson Green River Soda Manufacturing Company Cokeville Bear River Tim Kinney Wyoming

Manic Sheep Herder Disrobes at Kemmerer Depot

A sheep herder identified as EB B Clemens became suddenly insane in the Kemmerer Wyoming depot while waiting for a train. He disrobed before bystanders, was taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff McDermott, transported to Evanston, where a jury found him insane, and he was placed in the state asylum there. He claimed a Portland Oregon home and prior asylum stay in Idaho in 1899.

Evanston Kemmerer Wyo EB. B. Clemens Clemens McDermott Portland Ore Filuekfoot

Railroad Man Weds Clinton Musician in Baptist Ceremony

Clinton Mississippi reports Laura EF Whitefield and William A Gore wed at First Baptist Church today. Whitefield, Clinton resident and musician, and Gore, Union Pacific chief clerk at Evanston Wyoming, plan to live in Bryanston. Church bake sale set for tomorrow in former Wheeler Goodale storeroom. Maya Johnston to take piano pupils after June 26 with discount for two lessons weekly in summer.

Clinton Miss Laura EF. Whitefield William A. Gore First Baptist Church Ladies of the Baptist Church Wheeler & Goodale’s Misa Maya Johnston B. Twenty-second Street

Elis Lodge Social at Turner Hall Monday Evening

The local lodge of Elis will hold a social session in Turner hall Monday evening. Refreshments will be served and music and speeches will be made.

Elis Turner Hall

President position at School of Mines not yet tendered

Colorado Springs June 13 authority states the presidency of the School of Mines has not yet been tendered to Palmer but will be next week.

Colorado Springs School of Mines Palmer

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Ferguson Lauck & Tupper’s GEO. W. Sneider Mortician A. E. Roedel Pharmagy Telephone West 17Th Street Base Knight's Spaulding's Nebraska Knight’s West 16Th Street Cheyenne, Wyo S. Drobacz Eddy James Peterie Peterie Mr. Munn Manila Elk Mountain John Tobin Arp & Hammond Scott McQuilkin William Turner Cook Inter Ocean Hotel Ada Frances Cameron Sara Toga George Quigley Turner Ball Kearney Ve Davis @ Kelley's Henry Conway Warren Avenue Cowhick Dry Goods Co Kearney Coming Horn West Sixteenth Street Montellus Piano Company Hallet & Davis and Sterling M. B. Ehurch Keurney Buechner & Son The Wyoming Dental Company 5. C. Davis Salvation Army Hall D. Miller Verguson Boeoak Oraceur Davie & Kelley's Sam Higgins Bart East Southern Railroad Washington Lehigh Valley Road J. H. McConnell Burt John Whalen Carbon Butte, Mont Clarke Nanagil Excolutor Creamery P. O. Brewster Miss Garland W. G. Walker T. Blake Kennedy Cahill Theo, Bailey San Quentin Call James Wheeler Martin General Buch Jacob Buch Christian Volunteers Salvation Army Pacific Coast G.T. Murphy Boulder Judge Hayford Mabel Hayford Salt Lake Jas. McDonald Laramies Keefe Nagel Maniac John Harrington Geo. H. Nagle Chas Miller Corson Treag Union Mercantile Co Ferguson Street Is & Lenny Union Mercantile Company Dren Elks G. A. Killam John C. Kelley Aerle H. Evans W. P. KR Adambey Quigley Cheyenne Dancing Academy Kitzmiller Pantatorium al Logan Waterman and Parker Fountain Pans Watchmaker Miller's Fergueon David Miller Hood River Ce. S. Johnston June Wildings Underwood Grocery Co Underwood Sta Wm.myers&co O. L. Bulkley Eddy St Dyer Hotel Ss. Karchmer
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