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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
7
Stockmen plan Denver point for purchase of southern steers as Denver Union Stock Yards reports strong demand and rising prices for cattle. Trade includes good to choice steers $4.50 to $5.25, cows up to $6.20, veals $6.00 to $6.75, with 2200 natives in yards and heavy southern stocker arrivals expected.
Democratic state convention today and smoker’s address to delegates at the Industrial club. Cheyennese show interest in the Denver municipal race while City park grass suffers from winter dryness. General Manager A L Mohler visits Cheyenne en route to Denver as district court convenes. Arrivals from Denver say Greeley to Cheyenne road is in good condition. City fights unlicensed dogs with dwindling ownerless canines. Local business and professionals join growing automobile use. T J Gustin’s left hand severely crushed at Union Pacific shops. Construction of the double-house at Twentieth and Capitol progresses. Cheyenne saloon owners to post 500 bonds under Manor License order. Old Schooler residence to be torn down for Catholic cathedral grounds expansion. Northern Wyoming Reservoir Co files Articles of Incorporation with 1,000,000 capital, operating in Johnson and Sheridan counties. Mrs Joyce of Claremont NH praises Foley’s Kidney Cure. A Roe del.
Wichita organizes an Ozone society promoting Sabbath strolls. The first walk covered 16 miles in four hours five minutes from Wichita along the Santa Fe line to Mulvane with John Reed Major Ozone and companions. Invitations go out for next Sunday’s voyage toward Andale.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is recommended for women and children due to its mild action and pleasant taste. It contrasts with harsher purgatives like pills and tablets. Customers can obtain the booklet and a sample at A. E. Roedel's.
John Morley and Sir Henry Fowler were seated in the house of lords last week as Viscount Morley of Blackburn and Viscount Wolverhampton. A social dance is announced at Fraternal hall next Saturday night.
A promotional note from Myers Day Goods Co urges customers to shop with excitement for low prices on high quality merchandise. It lists various items with prices such as children parasols 22c, men’s summer underwear 45c, dress shirts 49c, and Dorothy Dodd Oxfords at $2.50, highlighting first class goods and weekly sales.
Reports from Washington split on the elephants in the parade. One account says the animals refused to pass Secretary Taft's door, while another three claim they accepted peanuts from Mrs. Taft.
South Side News reports Harvey Robertson is quit ill at his residence on East Eleventh street. The item notes several community movements and a large party at Freddie Gage's home on East Ninth street with attendees listed.
The Colorado & Southern announces summer excursion rates will take effect May 16 open to Sunday and other travel days. The change applies to all summer trips with promotional pricing and extended schedules.
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