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The Che Cheyenne Leader is issued by The Leader Publishing Co with WwW branding and leadership including C. B. Bond H. A. Clarke Charles Thompson and Alex Lawson serving as president secretary and treasurer. City editor and circulator roles are listed.
Watermelons, licenses, and local notes from Cheyenne
Market notes report big watermelons and four marriage licenses issued yesterday. Various local items cover lawn growth at Lakeside park, trout in the water system, fishing plans, a convent graduation, ongoing Pratt-Lester court case, a hose team benefit on July 4 at Keefe hall, Cheyenne boating, a shoplifting arrest, a literary club meeting, travel by Fire Chief Kerrigan, a new steam shovel for the mine, and local public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside Park
Convent of the Holy Child Jesus
Pratt-Lester
District Court
Keefe Hall
Golden Rule
Young Men's Literary Club
Carnegie Library
Phil Kerrigan
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Chicago
Littl
Buddy
Ben
R. W. Bradley
Fort Russell
First Methodist Church
C. P. Hines
Clatite
Colo
Lieutenant Deitrick Secures Month's Leave
Leaves of absence have been granted to army officers in the Department of the Missouri. First Lieutenant B L Deitrick of the Thirteenth Cavalry at Fort Riley receives one month of leave, following Captain W H McCormack of the Ninth Cavalry at Fort Riley who also takes one month. The notice appears in the Omaha Bee.
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Department of the Missouri
W. H. McCormack
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Riley
Bl. L. Deitrick
Thirteenth Cavalry
Omaha
Muggsy Predicts Quick Win Over Siegel in Denver Fight
Muggsy Shoel claims top form and predicts victory within six rounds over Kid Siegel in Denver, as Rawlins bout scheduled for July 6. Barnum Bailey show slated July 24 with Wyoming venue and prominent entertainment.
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Muggsy” Shoel
Scerapper
Kid" Siegel
Denver
Rawlins
Barnum & Bailey
Wyoming
Popular Summer Resort Granite Springs Draws Cheyenne Visitors
The Granite Springs area near Pine Clad Hills is gaining popularity as a summer retreat. Cheyenne residents George 8 Walker and J A England built a lodge on Crow creek with a park and gardens. They plan extended stays with friends from Denver visiting later. The Granite Springs Club and good roads attract more Cheyenne families seeking fishing, dry farming trials, and scenic high altitude recreation.
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George
Walker
Harold
England
J. A. England
Granite King Lodge
Middle Crow Creek
Granite Springs
Geo
John Savage
Noel Kelly
Denver
Cheyenne
Granite Kiag
Messrs. Walker
Crow Creek
Big
Big Reservoir
Automatic Firebox Door Opener Promises Labor Savings
Harry Rehmeyer a former Union Pacific fireman and now road foreman in Blue Island invents an automatic device for locomotive firebox doors. A lever linked to an air powered cylinder opens the door as the fireman moves forward to shovel coal and closes it after releasing. The mechanism aims to keep fires hot and reduce heat loss and labor.
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Harry Rehmeyer
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Blue Island
Rehmeyer
Cheyenne June marriage licenses surge with out-of-state couples
Cheyenne records show 34 licenses issued in three weeks of June as residents from Colorado and Maryland wed in the capital. Friday weddings, contrary to superstition, mark a brisk start to a month that may surpass 1904 June totals.
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James Muchebauer
Barbara DeTemple
Denver
Colo
Justice Trump
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Colorado
Hose team set July 4 event for Cheyenne Fire Dept
The hose team representing Cheyenne Fire Department postponed a benefit dance until July 4 to be held under department auspices. J. J. Grainger was named captain and Andy Wilkinson secretary. AL Leslie joined the tournament managing board with one rep from each involved organization. The wet test record for J. T. Clark’s team was corrected to over 30 seconds. the straightaway record stood at 23 4 5 seconds.
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Cheyenne Fire Department
Fort Colling
J. J. Grainger
Andy Wilkimson
AL Leslie
J. T. Clarks
Laxative tablets praised as natural effect
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets praised for gentle laxative action. Sold by A. E. Roedel. BON TON STABLES contact phone 18.
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Chamberlain
A. E. Roedel
BON Ton Stables
Just What Everyone Should Do
Mr J T Barber of Irwinville Georgia keeps Chamberlain colic cholera and diarrhoea remedy at hand for sudden attacks. He says it is one of the best medicines he has used and keeps a bottle in his room. Sold by A E Roedel.
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J. T. Barber
Irwinville
Barker
A. E. Roedel
Park Gates Close Times Announced for City Park
The Leader reports gates close in order: east at 7 30 p m north at 7 50 p m west next and south last about 7 50 p m after dry weather gates stay locked until roadways dry following rain all gates are closed and kept locked.
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City Park
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