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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1908
Page
4
A dated 1908 letter from Jacobe Pete details a morning trip with a large basket to the grocery. He lists items bought sugar tea coffee new potatoes green vegetables fruit and mentions sal t and carrying the basket home. The note ends with a friendly sign off referring to neighborhood trading.
J A Delfelder, president of the Wyoming Wool Growers association, travels to Omaha from Cheyenne to oversee storing a large wool clip. He debunks bank loan recalls on wool and says storage at the Omaha warehouse remains available at fair rates. He notes over a half million pounds stored and predicts further price gains as shipments resume after rain delays.
The Star Theater presents Monte Christo about Edmund Dantes escaping imprisonment, The Irish Blacksmith and The Newlyweds First Meal, promising top entertainment and patron satisfaction for a strong community program.
Ed 0. Glenn, formerly of Cheyenne and now in Kansas City, arrived last evening en route to the Douglas Creek placer field. He will inspect machinery recently installed by the American Gold Placer Mining company, of which he is fiscal agent. Glenn expects to stay in Cheyenne briefly before resuming his journey.
Hugh Clark leaves for Casper aiming to return before July 4 to contest the bucking at Denver. He has not ridden these contests for years but plans to pursue the world championship at Frontier Days this fall.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy mortgage of 300 million dollars was filed yesterday in Cheyenne, recorded at all counties along the company system.
Dr J H Conway returned from Peoria Illinois on Sunday evening after attending a session of the head camp of the Modern Woodmen of America representing the Cheyenne camp. De Witts Kidney and Bladder Pine are prompt and thorough and will strengthen weakened kidneys. Sold by A B Hoodel.
Idrace B Adams returns to Heela. Burdick departed for Ohio. Boyle left for Denver. Elmer Lane back from Washington. Oakle in city from Lost Cabin. Bertha Evie visiting North Platte. Fullerton spent yesterday in Denver. Cosgriff attending to business in Denver. William Boyce in city from Granite Canyon. David Hulse departed for Kansas City and eastern points. Wilcox departed for New York City for several weeks. Thomas per, veteran depot policeman, on vacation in Uinta county. Deming visiting Chicago, hospitalized for sprained ankle. William Niland returns from Rawlins. William Schultz in city from Guernsey. Gooding in city en route from Chicago to Shoshone Idaho. Thomas Wilkinson of Kimball rushed to Cheyenne for operation, resting easily.
Maxon L C clerk of Camp No 144 Woodmen of the World disappeared last week leaving finances tangled. Idelman Bros filed a writ of attachment on his barber shop to secure two $100 notes. Additional creditors reportedly consider attachments, with mortgages on Maxon property and bondsman cover of about $900. A physician and two businessmen hold notes against him.
Cleveland, June 22. John Kelley a 75 year old retired contractor and real estate dealer fatally wounded his wife Margaret 73 then tried to kill himself with a hatchet in their home. Mrs Kelley is hospitalized with a fractured skull while Kelley is severely injured but expected to recover. The couple were about to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary and had argued over a savings account dispute. A daughter arriving home witnessed the scene.
A display of consiatory emblems is shown at Murchison Jewelry Company inviting customers to view before purchase. Local shopkeeper notes interest from collectors and general buyers in the new collection.
Enlisted man John Walsh of the Twenty first Infantry on furlough to attempt a New York to San Francisco and back walk in 180 days. He has covered 4850 miles at an average above 60 miles per day and plans to finish in 120 days if he maintains his pace. He has endured hardship including a Red Desert assault by four tramps and records postmarks from every stop. Walsh weighs 122 pounds now after starting at 185 and is traveling to earn a $5000 prize with a $25000 bet backing by Charles A Ostermyer with the Hearst fortune.
Frank Joslin, a noted traction engine contractor, was injured near Durham while drilling a well. The fly wheel exploded into motion after he failed to shut off steam, flinging him to the ground. He was taken to a hospital in Cheyenne after a city arrival.
Daniel Mathews, 24, famed as the bashful man, again failed to appear for his wedding to Miss Mary Frasier at a Jerseyville church after an hour and a half wait. He said he wants to marry but fears the moment. a private ceremony is planned for today.
A Pennsylvania man was sent to the penitentiary for ten years after stealing an old hat and a screw-driver. The report notes the state’s disdain for petty theft.
Local brief notes daily special activity at Paumer's Restaurant on Main Street, featuring fresh strawherring offerings and repeated patron interest.
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