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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
4
Roedel announces its drug store stocks a wide range for technical general and prescription use with no substitutions. While occasional items may be out of stock, customers will be notified and can depend on Roedel to have what they need.
Star Theater on West Seventeenth street shows Buckwalter moving pictures of Cheyenne Frontier Days. Recreated scenes include parades, horseback roping, bucking horses, and the Englishman in a white duck suit. Tickets are 10 cents. Also features this year’s motor boat races from the France circuit shown today for the last time.
New moon at 9 59 this morning. Randall avenue grading to begin soon. The Burgomaster to be shown at Capitol Avenue theater. Frontier Days moving pictures last showing today. State bankers' delegates arrive for meeting. Magesy Schoe! trains for October 1 fight in Douglas. Born to Gifford Ath erly a son. Deputy Sheriff Proctor in Denver for Odd Fellows. Colorado & Southern surveyors in three tents near county poor farm. Swanbrough fails on Denver-Cheyenne record attempt. Catholic fair dates set for Oct 19 20 21 22 at Keefe hall. Chief Bergerson and Bartlett back from hunt. Fort Russell rail tie distribution. Blakesley appointed to state board of examiners. Governor Brooks offers 500 reward for Engstrom jewelry thieves. J L Jordan corrected as Underwood resident. Pine Bluffs injuries to Deputy Nelson Perry serious. Industrial club donates 25 for Cheyenne trip to Douglas. Cheyennes enter state fair baseball tournament. Manewal and Braun schweis to greet Cheyenne boosters in Wheatland. Cheyenne to gain new Denver outlet before spring. C S engineers survey Wellington link to Cheyenne. survey to be finished this week. Plan to connect Wyoming division to main system by spring. Wyoming division runs 156 miles Cheyenne to Orin Junction.
The Bryan Club convenes this Thursday evening for its regular session. Chairman Luke Voorhees of the Senator Gore reception committee urges committee members to attend and finalize arrangements, listing members Like Voorhees L W War lamont David Miller John Charles Thompson Gibson Clark A A Underwood L Kabis B Cotton John A Martin and Fred W Munn.
Denver reports 24 210 shares of Colorado Fuel and Iron traded on the New York Stock Exchange last week, totaling 114 1000 shares and 11 400 000 face value over four weeks. Activity stems from an active pool and speculation about possible Harriman interest seeking control.
Wheatland Wyoming Sept 23 Tonight the Laramie County fair management announced 1200 exhibits had been entered for the three day event opening tomorrow and that half of them had been installed.
Hackensack N J Sept 23 Aug ust Koerhardt on trial for the murder of his aunt Mrs Ordulie Koerhardt today changed his plea to guilty and was sentenced to serve thirty years in the state prison.
The Atlas theater offers a clean high class show this week with the Crocean Sextet in picturesque costumes. Stine and Evans impress, while Miller's comedy dogs entertain all ages. A proven crowd pleaser at the house of laughter.
New York reports J J Shubert of the Sam S and Lee Shubert theatrical firm has had his right thumb imprinted to stamp on each leaf of his personal passbook. Duplicates will be placed in all Shubert theaters and box office passes will be inspected for forgery with investigations to follow.
Caracas dispatch reports a fresh bubonic plague outbreak in Venezuela with several deaths among the upper classes. The letter confirms cases in Caracas and mentions rising concern in Willemstad.
Jewse Faust, sought by Carbon county authorities for horse and saddle theft at Leo post office, was captured in Douglas and brought back.
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