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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1905
Page
2
Rawlins Wyoming June 26 Special to The Leader H Blackfeldt returned from Denver where his wife was taken for a possible leg amputation surgeons instead saved the limb by removing the knee joint and splicing the bones. They expect the bones to knit and for Mrs Blackfeldt to keep both legs though one will be shorter and stiff.
Special reports from Grand Encampment Wyoming dated June 26 describe an eight foot vein rich in nickel opened at the 925 foot station in the Medicine Bow tunnel. A four foot body of copper ore lies alongside the nickel in cobalt. The mine sits about one and a half miles from the Great Rambler.
Special to The Leader. Newcastle Wyoming June 26 No 46 the eastbound passenger train on the Burlington was wrecked at Spencer siding Thursday Nine cars were derailed but no one was injured a delay of about half a day ensued
Teams and men wanted by the day or contract on the grading of the Northwestern Railroad out of Casper. For further information address Kilpatrick Bros. and Collins, Casper, Wyo. Anyone having anything for the Baptist Ladies rummage sale notify Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Alfred Matthews they will send for them.
Carrie Chapman Catt and Susan B. Anthony led a party of suffrage delegates aboard a Union Pacific train to Portland for a national convention. The group praised Wyoming as the first with unrestricted women's suffrage and Cheyenne as its capital. Catt shared the gavel gift from Cheyenne's Round Table club to the Berlin convention, noting its symbolic use and German officers' curiosity about a parliament gavel.
The largest Australian mail shipment ever sent to England traveled through Cheyenne last Saturday. It included 550 full sacks and proceeded via the Union Pacific line on its transatlantic route.
The Eighth and Thirteenth U S field batteries at Fort D A Russell are ordered to Fort Sill Oklahoma. Twelve 3.2 inch guns are shipped to Rock Island for replacement with 3 inch calibre one piece ammunition at Fort Sill. Departures do not reduce garrison levels as new units will arrive soon.
Two boys and a girl were born to the wife of George Rogan in Rock Springs on Sunday morning. One boy and the girl died shortly after birth, while the remaining boy survived and is expected to live.
Mr J T Barber of Irwinville Georgia keeps Chamberlain s 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.
D. Miller at 1709 Ferguson Street is noted for adjusting and re pairing watches.
Miss Sadie McKay leads the Most Popular Young Lady Contest in Cheyenne based on votes from New York Store customers. The top two win prizes including a Portland Fair trip, cash, and a tailored suit worth $25, with voting tied to purchases and valid within four weeks.
A real estate ad invites buyers to own a lot and have a house built with small monthly payments. The seller asks to call 1808 Eddy street and notes evening hours until 8 p m.
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