Che Cheyenne Leader Publisher and Editors Named
The Cheyenne Leader announces TBE Leader Co publishes the paper with WM A Bartlett and Charles Thompson in editor roles and Joe Cahill listed among city regulator staff.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1908
Page
7
The Cheyenne Leader announces TBE Leader Co publishes the paper with WM A Bartlett and Charles Thompson in editor roles and Joe Cahill listed among city regulator staff.
A coroner's jury in Laramie Wyoming finds that Harry Monroe murdered sheepman R B Kinley with premeditated malice and a gunshot wound. Monroe is jailed to face a murder charge while other news notes the death of James A Richie at Rice ranch and veteran railroadman George Baird in Omaha.
The town buzzes with routine happenings. Union Pacific clerks sort April payrolls while fishermen plan trips and a track meet unfolds at Capitol field. The University of Wyoming group returns to Laramie and a jail release follows an appeal bond posted by William H. Milligan after a wife beating conviction.
Questioning neglect of kidneys and nervous strain, the ad promotes Williams' Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims benefits for pains in loins and urges sample by mail for 50 cents from Williams Manufacturing Co in Cleveland, sold by A. E. Roedel.
At a recent Chicago combination sale a pair of matched roadsters sold for 9500 to Senator Knox of Pennsylvania, though the pair would not fetch 5000 if sold separately. They ran about 215 in public records and matched in speed and temperament, exemplifying the enduring appeal and training of team trotting. The note recalls Belle Hamlin and Honest George’s 1892 Providence exhibition mile in two minutes and thirteen and four-fifths seconds, praised for conformity and disposition.
Mrs Joyce of Claremont New Hampshire writes that after a year she bought two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure which cured a severe long standing kidney trouble. She calls it grand good medicine and heartily recommends it.
The Pythian Sisters announce a card social at the K of P hall on Tuesday evening May 5. Admission is ten cents.
Pr J B Conway John Cahill and James Horlskey lead a delegation to Sheridan to establish a local Knights of Columbus lodge in the afternoon departure and plans announced for the new chapter.
The Jenkins Shoe Company advertises up to date footwear for all ages from children to adults including two buckle oxfords in patent leather and tan. It urges quick visit before Saturday night and claims market leading bargains to keep stock fresh. Also promotes Kodol remedy sold by A E Roedel.
A helper in the millinery department of The Leader at the New York Dry Goods company secures a position for producing accurate printing in the Capitol City.
At a stockholders meeting held here Thursday the Doctor Jack Pot Consolidated Mining company, once a major operator in Colorado's Cripple Creek district, was formally dissolved with more than two thirds of the outstanding stock voting in favor.
New York May 1 opening irregular with St Paul stock climbing to 132 closing value after late gains. Market buoyant with broad advances as Pacific Coast extension news pleases investors and dividend news from Pennsylvania is largely discounted. A strong bank statement is anticipated.
Chicago report notes an initial weak mood at the open with traders testing the short side. Prices soon rise in the afternoon and close at the best with bullish sentiment. Fisher & Co. announces Tivoli opening tonight with a formal event and a fine lunch inviting all.
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