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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
6
A brief notice seeks a young Japanese person to perform plain cooking and light housework and to speak some English. Telephone 389b. Also seeks furnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping and asks to answer with L. E. 8 at Leader.
For rent and sale listings cover houses rooms and farms from Cheyenne Wyoming areas. Properties include modern 11 room homes corner lots city water sewer and near city markets with prices from 1 050 to 6 500 and multiple trade offers plus cattle ranches and calves for sale.
Real estate listing from J D Wright advertising multiple properties in Cheyenne and vicinity. Three to six room houses with varied prices and terms, large residence with two full lots, business and residential lots, eighty acres near the city, a small ranch fifteen miles out, homestead land, furniture and farm gear, and rental options. Includes cash and monthly terms.
A notice addresses G. EB. Cronkey at 3922 High Street Denver Colo regarding a free trip to the Doyle Consoli dated Mines. The communication invites Cronkey to visit the mine and participate in the offered excursion.
O B Williams of Loans and Investments in room 507 of the First National Bank building is noted in the public directory.
Thomas Cooper announces approval of scrip selections under the 1908 act for Wyoming. Land offered in legal subdivisions of forty acres or more at six dollars twenty five per acre, a savings of about two dollars per acre. Applications go to C. B. Towers in Miles City Montana under contract with the Northern Pacific Railway.
A black silk handbag with a fancy painted top went missing between the library and Twenty-sixth and House streets via City park. It is believed to belong to the deceased parent. A reward is offered for its return to Mrs. Lighter in Atlas block rooms 16 or 8.
Classified note inviting agents to join a union made cigar sales program with an explanatory price list. Also advertises a steam and dry cleaning shop at 1610 Eddy Street offering pressing and repairing, specializes in ladies’ work, a $2.00 per month club, and phone number 176 B.
Notice to all persons with unpaid alley taxes in block 355. If taxes are not paid by June 11, 1908, the property will be advertised and costs added.
The board will convene at City Hall on Thursday June 18 1908 from 9 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 5 pm to hear objections to assessments. All persons wishing to protest must appear before the board on the stated date. City Clerk J D Wright notes the dates June 16 17 18.
The Elk Mountain mine, leased by A L Richey for Equitable Copper, nears sending ore to the smelter within thirty days as shaft work continues. The Rambler mine gains government backed platinum treatment, with reduction works to be erected, promising large dividends.
Pineules claim a 30 days trial for $1.00 with guaranteed relief from backache and rheumatic pains. The product is said to act directly on the kidneys purifying blood and invigorating the system.
Boost for Cheyenne's annual celebration with two color frontier stationery printed with your name. Also advertised Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for all ages for coughs hoarseness croup and whooping cough. Sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
Mon evening A O U W ball in Cheyenne Lodge No 1 meets second and fourth Tuesdays. Cheyenne Lodge No 660 B P C E meets every Monday at Elks Home. Royal Highlanders Wyoming Castle No 639 meet Tuesday evenings in A O U W hall. Lodge No 288 B of R T meets I O O F hall on the first and third Tuesdays.
Special to The Leader Cody Wyoming June 15. Frost & Richard led local trappers with a spring haul totaling seventy five coyotes twenty bobcats nine boars and two mountain lions across the Pat O Hara basin.
A brief notice notes that orders for Wyoming State Gazetteer directories or advertisements should be left at the W. 4. Bartlett Leader office for processing and distribution.
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