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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1908
Page
4
A first person note dated June 1, 1908 recounts a trip to the grocery with a large basket. The writer describes buying salt, sugar, tea, coffee, new potatoes, green vegetables, and fruit while delivering a basket full of items from a local trading place.
The Wyoming National Guard state rifle shoot will run July 26 to 30 at Fort Russell range with marksmen from the Third regiment competing. Top scorers form the 12 member squad plus 3 substitutes, captain, coach, and spotter for an 18 man Wyoming contingent at Camp Perry in August. The event features 200 yard standing, 600 800 and 1000 yard rings, rapid fire, and two skirmish runs. On July 30 Governor Brooks will review the Third regiment before a rail trip to Dale Creek and week of maneuvers with regular troops.
The Kabis Cafe team challenges the Barber and Bartender's winner to a game by Sunday July 6. W. EK. McNair, manager, invites communications and lists Kahis lineup including McNulty Sutley Jones Gle an White McNair Koppes Whealer Collins Field Shaw.
Advertises wash suits for all sizes and colors from age 2 to 10 years. Prices range from 1.25 to 2.50 dollars. John Harington likely listed as seller.
Daily fruit special drives local dining buzz as strawberries appear each day at Palmer's Restaurant located on West Sixteenth Street. Patrons flock for seasonal sweetness amid ongoing casual dining.
A roundup of visits and travels: F A Hadell in the city from Rawlins. Mrs. T A Edwards visiting Fulton Missouri. H L Pascali departs for southern California. U S Marshal L G Davis westward. Deputy Nelson Perry returning from Bewsing. Mrs. John Garrity visiting Laramie en route home from Idaho. George Winkie man and party in the city from Encampment. J D Rainsford attending to Diamond Horseman business. Rev Fitzgerald touring towns and not pulpit today. James Jensen family back from Granite Springs reservoir after two weeks. Gen A P Hanson departing for California to seek health. Adelaide Barron returns to Denver after visiting Mrs Heaney. Thomas A Cosgriff returns from Walcott Wyoming, heading to Denver. Hartman of Northern Colorado Power called to Denver for brother's illness. L L Cervantes arrives from Memphis after graduation. Edna Martiett departs for Washington DC to visit Minnie Garland and other eastern cities.
Dues for Woodmen of the World are payable now at Gleason's store. Members are urged to settle promptly to maintain active status and avoid lapse in benefits.
Cleveland Ohio June 27 A rabbi identified as A L Friedman waits for the illness fate doctors warn may be fatal. He remains calm and says he is ready if called but hopes treatment succeeds. Doctors show cautious optimism as the crisis nears tomorrow.
Miss Jessie Gillleg, 20, of Washington state, sleeping on a Burlington train from Chicago to her home, jumped from a window near Savannah Georgia yesterday. The train stopped. she was found unconscious and taken to Savannah in serious condition. Gillleg is a somnambulist.
Cheyenne Reserves defeated Fort Russells 15 to 4 on the post diamond with a fifth inning surge. The two teams meet again today on the Arcade diamond amid strong fan turnout.
Cleveland June 7 Congressman James Cela the vice presidential nominee again enjoyed a good night’s sleep and woke with normal temperature pulse and respiration. De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve is advertised as good for piles and sold by A. B. Rodel.
The St Paul dispatch reports an unprecedented Minnesota fishing season with lakes and creeks crowded by anglers. Spectators line Fergus Falls banks as fishermen pull large fish by hand and a boy with a spear is said to could take a wagonload. The state law allows spear fishing for pickerel, suckers and red horse, while 4,000,000 trout fry are released yearly from Deerwood hatchery funded by a $6,000 appropriation.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in Washington aims to publish a campaign handbook by July 1 and asks every voter to contribute. The committee seeks information on local conditions and asks supporters to help distribute the handbook and fund the effort, forwarding remittances to James T. Lloyd, Chairman, Washington, D.C.
Saratoga Wyoming June 27 Governor Brooks accepted the resignation of Captain C. J. Rhode as superintendent of the state fish hatchery. D. S. Crawford was appointed as his successor.
In San Francisco a democratic meeting last night featured former Congressman Theo A Bell who said he expects a telegram tonight announcing his selection as temporary chairman of the Democratic National Convention in Denver next month. De Witt's Little Early Risers liver pills are advertised by A B.
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