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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
4
Roedel’s assures customers that most drugs are in stock and no substitutions are offered. If an item is temporarily unavailable they will notify customers. The ad emphasizes wide inventory for technical and prescription needs and asserts Roedel’s reliability in stock.
William Gilbreath of Portland was dragged under a Union Pacific No. 6 train Monday night and badly mangled. Surgeons report he is in satisfactory condition and recovering, with amputation of his left leg stump performed after arrival at St John’s hospital. He displayed remarkable nerve as railroad workers aided him through the ordeal. The accident occurred in the western yards, not at the depot, while he spoke with fellow passengers on a car platform.
Wyoming bankers plan a state association meeting in Cheyenne with Friday and Saturday sessions. The program includes speeches by H B Henderson and George Roberts, reports on banking issues, discussions on currency and postal savings, and a banquet at the Industrial Club.
Fragmented text lists club standings for the National and American Leagues with teams such as New York Chicago Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. It includes partial scores and references to standings and a Palmer's Bread ad line urging readers to buy loaf.
A coroner's jury found Emil Forster 15 died from a bullet wound accidentally inflicted during a wrestling match over a 22 caliber rifle with 12 year old Elmer Carroll. Carroll exonerated. Funeral set for 2:30 p.m. at Early and L onghurst chapel.
The Co-Operative Live Stock commission halted its Kansas City office and withdraws from St. Joseph and the area. Founded by stock growers led by Murdo McKendie of Trinidad, the plan charged $2 a car less for live stock sales at yards than exchange rates, with any profits to stockholders. Exchange members boycotted the venture.
Bernard Marvin of Sand age appears at Reno police station claiming guilt in a crime he says he will not discuss. He asks to be rendered and says he will go insane if returned to Oakland, where officials anticipate no sensation.
A meeting of the Bryan club committee appointed by President Ross to arrange Senator Gore’s Cheyenne arrival reception on October 2 is set for Wednesday at 7 30 in the Bryan club rooms. Members include Luke Voorhees L W Warramont David Miller John Charles Thompson Gibson Clark A Underwood L Kabis C B Cotton John A Martin and Fred W Munn.
Willie Moulton of Wheatland Wyoming and Minnie Hamilton of LaSalle Colorado married in Cheyenne at noon in the Normandie parish with Rev. R T Matthews officiating. Witnesses included Mrs A B Carter Miss Simsa Reynolds and sisters Helen and Grace Hamilton. The couple plan to travel to Wheatland following the ceremony.
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