Bond Clarke Thompson Lawson Named City Editors
The list names Ww. C. Bond H. A. Clarke Chas. Thompson Alex. Lawson as president secretary and treasurer city editor and circulator in a local publication.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1905
Page
7
The list names Ww. C. Bond H. A. Clarke Chas. Thompson Alex. Lawson as president secretary and treasurer city editor and circulator in a local publication.
The May issue of the Lariat completes Volume 2 and showcases the efforts of the high school journalists. It publishes in full the essays and ovations of the 1905 graduating class and features half tone illustrations of the staff the 06 class and the athletic team. The next issue will appear in September.
Mrs. Du Blois died at 7 p.m. at the home of her son Engineer H. P. Huton, 1120 Ferguson St. She came to Cheyenne in 1867, was born in Ireland about 85 years ago, and had been bedridden for years. Death was due to senile decay. Her second husband Larry McGinn worked in the Union Pacific track dept. She had one child, H. P. Buffon, from her first marriage. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
The Woman's Relief Corps plans an evening at Keefe hall to raise funds for a flag destined for Commander-in-Chief Blackmar during his Cheyenne visit on September 2. The program features orchestra selections, recitations by Blanche Sampson and Clara Pattesen, a war reminiscence by L. C. Dana, a drill by Little Patriots, tableaus, and duets by Agnes Jenkins and Lillian Tyson and brother.
A party of Eastern capitalists arrived in the city and will depart for the Hecla mining district to inspect several properties for potential investment. In the Silver Crown district property transfers totaling 22000 have occurred in the last two weeks. Preparations for a reduction plant at the Fairview mine are under way with operations coming soon. Prospecting and development continue as new veins are reported.
J H Pratt of Omaha sues Joseph Leiter of Chicago and Levi Leiter heirs in district court seeking division of about 750 000 dollars in ranch and livestock holdings in the state. Pratt claims a special commission undervalued his share by 50 000 to 70 000 dollars and seeks redress after voluminous documentary evidence and 100 plus affidavits.
Report claims of a deadly shooting in Jacksons Hole are unconfirmed. Sheriff James has no notification and Food Commissioner Burke heard no report after returning from Star Valley, though dispatched items from Idaho mention a shooting at Evanston Press.
Two male senior students were kidnapped last night by twenty five youths, some unrelated to the university, and shaved of their hair to embarrass their appearance. The victims know all involved and arrests may follow, according to the Laramie Republican.
Truckby and Son promote a rare opportunity to buy from the Frank Vreeland stock at less than wholesale prices. They invite the public to view the goods, claiming that once seen, the favorable prices and quality will persuade customers.
The ad touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as especially valuable for a sprained ankle, stiff neck, or lame shoulder. It claims prompt application saves time, money, and suffering and notes sale by A. B. Roedel at Bon Ton Stables with phone 18.
The funeral for Thomas Dinsdale who was killed by lightning near Pine Bluffs last Friday was held Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock at St. Mark’s Episcopal church. A large number of friends attended and floral tributes were plentiful. Interment followed at Lakeview cemetery.
An Evanston dispatch reports the American Museum of Natural History party uncovered large fossil specimens near Burnt Fork. The eighty foot serpent remains have been sent to New York, with other large monsters also being exposed.
A. C. Taylor of Douglas Wyoming, a prominent stockman, warns the western ranges are suffering from drought. He notes Wyoming and western Nebraska need more rainfall to boost grass for cattle, despite some optimism for fall markets. The call comes amid concerns over pasture conditions and future stock quality.
An A E Roedel advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a gentle natural laxative that is so agreeable users may not realize its medicinal effect.
Catherine Mallin and family express sincere thanks to Cheyenne Lodge No 1 O O F John F Reynolds Post No 33 G A R Winfield Scott Garri son No 15 A and N U Magic City Rebekah Lodge No 5 I O O F and all neighbors and friends for help and sympathy shown during the illness and death of Mr John Maltin.
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