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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
4
P. J. Black Yards 16th and Van Lennen Streets
P. J. Black operates a yard at the intersection of 16th Street and Van Lennen Street in Wyoming. The notice lists property or business location details for public record.
Convention Opens Today at Wyoming Sunday School Meet
Delegates from across Wyoming gather in the city for the twenty fourth annual Wyoming State Sunday School association convention. Marion Lawrence, International Secretary, presides with a full program of devotional services, reports, and lectures across today and tomorrow, including banquets and praise services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming State Sunday School Association
Marion Lawrence
International Sunday School Association
Home Department
Wyoming
Leon C. Hills
Oscar Woods
Laramie
Dance to Secure Bell for School at Luther
F W Musselman of Luther visited Cheyenne to sell tickets for a School Days dance set for September 12. Proceeds will fund a school bell and bell tower at Luther public school, as Luther lies 26 miles east of Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Musselman
Luther
Cheyenne
Luther Public School
Industrial Club Picnic Prize List
The committee for the Industrial club outing met to arrange prizes for the events. Three prizes are set for each of more than twenty events and a full list will be published in the Tribune and Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
the Tribune
Leader
Wyoming militia team places thirty first at Camp Perry
The Wyoming militia team finished thirty first among fifty at Camp Perry. Sergeant L C Bishop led with 249 aggregate, followed by Captain Otto Swoboda with 241. Also appears an advertisement for Wood's Liver Medicine in squid form by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Camp Perry
L. C. Bishop
Otto Swoboda
Wood
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Family travels toward Yellowstone by car from Birth
A.8 Owen and his niece Miss Ball depart Birth Ingham for Yellowstone Park in an automobile. They are joined by Mr and Mrs J T Burgaw who will accompany them as far as Rawlins yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Miss Ball
Ingham, Aln
Yellowstone Park
Neat
Mra
J. T. Burgaw
Rawlina
Kidney Trouble Warns of Fatal Disease Risks
Warns that kidney trouble is an insidious disease and may become fatal before detection. Recommends Foley's Kidney Cure at first signs to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. Sold by A. E. Roedel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
A. EB. Roedel, Oy
City Briefs Reflect Busy County and City Events
County jail nearing capacity warrants issued early. Young Men's Literary Club meets at Carnegie library. Board of county commissioners finishes September session. Revolutionary era children picnic at Lake Mahpaluetah. Salvation Army chapters hold nightly services in the business district. Ed Schoel family returns from Granite Springs outing. Gill block rising on Capitol avenue. A marriage license issued to Frank Agnew and Mamie Carmichael. Dorothy Naifer and Edward Putta wed in Cheyenne. Dismantling Cheyenne Light plant proceeds rapidly. George Rodgers and Nellie Sharon granted marriage license. Fort Russell soldiers with feet shackles work on post streets. J H Crouse visits Golden for newborn daughter. Engineering corps encamped near Lake Minnehaha march to Big Springs. Creed brothers sentenced for refrigerator car burglary to Rawlins prison. C. T. Bray commences extensive water system work on Twenty-first Street. Josephine Callwell granted divorce from Charles Callwell. Lake Minnehaha at peak. skeeters scarce. picnic crowds on shore. Union Pacific No. 6 begins stops at Luther and Pine Bluffs aiding shoppers. Park addition laid out with 40x125 ft plots and 60 ft streets, 80 ft near streetcar line. Free concert announced for Frontier Park next Sunday afternoon. Two Flags Mining & Leasing Company files Articles of Incorporation with $1,500,000 capital in Albany County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Literary Club
Carnegie Library
Board of County Commissioners
Children of the
Lake Mahpaluetah
Salvation Army
Ed. Schoel
Granite Springs
Gill Block
Capitol Avenue
Frank M. Agnew
Mamie Carmichael
Wheatland
Dorothy Naifer
Denver
Edward Putta
Como
Colo
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
George Rodgers
Hidredge
Neb
Nellie Sharon
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
J. H. Crouse
Golden
Rawlins
C. T. Bray
Josephine Callwell
District Court
Charles W. Callwell
Lake Minnehahas
Old Frontier Park
Two Flags Mining & Leasing Company
Albany County
Rich Strike of Ore at Willow Creek Prompts Silver Prospects
Report from Willow Creek notes Harry Minor cut a cross cut tunnel in the Iron Clad group on the 100 foot level. Assays show 163 ounces silver, 18 dollars gold, and copper values around 110 dollars per ton in three metals. Observers say this high silver value may spark renewed interest in silver prospects in Copper Mountain Willow Creek. Nearby, Madole and Berkley of Thermopolis reportedly opened a rich free gold quartz lode three miles west of the Liberty post office, though verification is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek
Harry Minor
Copper Mountain
Madole
Berkley
Thermopolis
Liberty postoMee
Twenty Acre Farm Demonstrates Intensive Wyoming Cultivation
The Lander Journal notes Riverton Mayor E. H. Ryan’s 20 acres—once sagebrush—that now yield 100 bushels of oats per acre and crops of cantaloupes, watermelons, and tomatoes. He foresees $2,000 to $2,500 yearly, plus strawberries, alfalfa hay, chickens, and cows, proving irrigated land can support a comfortable life with careful farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lander Journal
Wyoming
Riverton
E. H. Ryan
Ryan
Spud Samples, School Growth, and a Hunting Party Dismissal
From the Big Bend Bazoo a Riverton Republican note reports Old Mother Hopkins showing a potato sample that resembles a pigeon egg. It mentions a growing school population requiring a new desk and potential extra room. A local incident dismisses a man’s bid to join boys on a hunting trip amid a crude offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Democratic State Headquarters Located In Masten Building
Chairman D. N. Stickney of the Democratic state committee has established headquarters in the Masten building at Ferguson and Sixteenth Streets. Three rooms are provided for campaign use with an entrance on Ferguson Street. In a few days the official banner will be hung across the street between the headquarters and Idelman block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Stickney
Democratic State Committee
Masten
Ferguson and
Sixteenth Streets
Ferguson Street
Mrs Bock Presented Rebeckah Jewel by Lodge Members
Mrs Hock was surprised when Capitol Rebeckah Lodge No 23 members visited her home and presented a fine Rebeckah membership jewel. Colonel R A Proctor gave the presentation speech and Mrs Beck thanked the group. Light refreshments followed.
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Lumber and
Terial
P. J. Black
Lennen
Heyenne
Green Gables
Central West
Benj
F. Bailey Sanitorium Co
Lincoln
North Platte
Wesley's Camping Grounds
Guernsey
Fisherman's Paradise
J. Wesley
Wyo
Hotel Becker
Capitol Ave
P. S. Cook
Ferguson St
Phoos
Hawes Bros
Caplio
Balck
Foley Shoney
M. DeWitt Long
Marion Lawrance
Chicago
L. C. Phillips
J. A. Walker
Walker
Mr. Lawrance
Idan
Munlc
Lawrance
Lawrence
Bell
Union Pacific
Pine Bluffs
Park
Fremont County
Big Bend Bazoo
Jenkins
Jackson Hole
Sampson
Swift
Pride
Kelley Mercantile Company
Union Mercantile Company
Capitol Grocery Company
E.S. Johnston Fye & la Pash
Swift & Company
U.S. A
J. J. Astle
Cor
Eddy
Coruth and
Central Ave
W. 17Th St
J. F. Peterson
Dr. Wooster
UN Oy
Central Meat Market
Davidson & Kinghan
17Th St
State OF
Wheatland Industrial Co
Cheyenne, Or
JR. Mason
Wheatland, Wyo
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