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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1910
Page
7
Feb 21 report from Wig Case Country notes Tom oDar, once called a top bad actor in the state, released from penitentiary with slim prospects of return. He faced burglary charges but is at liberty due to insufficient proof. Jay B Smith and Charles Carmichael were also discharged after arrest.
State game warden D C Nowlin returns from Jackson Hole trip covering over 200 miles on snowshoe. He reports big game in good condition and expects no major losses of elk and deer due to deep snow and short feed.
In Lander Wisconsin on February 21 19XX Charles Hansen local agent for the state board of child protection says forty percent of boys under sixteen are addicted to tobacco mainly cigarettes He warned local dealers that he will prosecute anyone selling tobacco to a minor or encouraging it through sales or gifts.
In Worlued, Wyoming on February 21, saloon keeper K. A. Jeinson underwent amputation of his arm below the shoulder after a dog bite. The fight started when a neighbor’s Bulldog attacked Jeinson’s smaller dog, biting Jeinson’s hand and leading to infection and life-saving surgery. The man remains in serious condition.
Buffalo Wyoming February 27 Buffalo elevens raise 15000 as a bonus to induce construction of a railroad from Cleermont to Buffalo a distance of thirty two miles J H H Cameron and other Chicago men are considering the project and asked residents to submit a proposal
Union Pacific completed filling nine ice houses in Evanston Wyoming and holds 9,406 tons in beam storage. Thirty-one thousand tons have been shipped to other storage points this winter.
Evanston Wyoming February 21 Bert Mix Walter Webster and Pred Steward local machinists have perfected Plano for 9x aeroplane and seek $700 to finance the fleet. They offer one experimental flyer to the syndicate for one year and labor will be free. No officers chosen yet. Simons formerly manager of Buffalo Clothing Co will lease store and start Simon's Clothing and Shoe Job. Hot-Ba-Tot wine began from Kansas City December 21.
Lost or stolen New Cleveland wheel No 9981 black. Reward offered. Return to 610 West 16th Street. Contact the same address for reward and return.
Lots and houses for sale or rent with varied prices from 1 600 to 18 000. Ranches Northern Colorado and Larantie county offered for trade or sale. Mercantile business and revenue properties noted plus furniture and room rentals. Contact 1707 Verguson street office 620 Red residence Teo9 B.
The notice lists depart and arrival times for Union Pacific routes including the Omaha to California, Oregon, and Portland lines with trains 9 3 57 and 18 2 4 6 10 52, plus Denver Pacific and Chicago Burlington routes. It also notes the Colorado and Southern and other regional services with daily and Sunday variations and multiple southbound and northbound services.
A dense listing from Cheyenne Wyoming introduces numerous lawyers architects engineers and business figures. Names include Pollard Dwyer Dyer Rigdon Kennedy Lackey Matthews Bartlett Bartlett and Bartletts Mining and Irrigation Engineers with addresses at First National Bank Building Carey Block and Capitol Avenue. The compilation also notes funeral director Gleason and various offices with room numbers and phone contacts.
Notices describe CapItol Lamp No 6295 Modern avenue of America meeting Mondays. Acacia Lodge 11 meets second and fourth Thursdays at Ma yon Temple. Cheyenne Lodge 1 meets second and fourth Tuesdays in Masonic hall with 7:30 visitor inspection. Cheyenne Lodge 600 meets nightly at Bika Home corner Sakmare on street and Central avenue.
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