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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1920
Page
4
The first annual Y. W. G. A meeting is set for 7 30 this evening at the association headquarters. Reports from community chairmen will be presented and eight board seats will be filled. All Y. W. GPA members are urged to attend and vote, with others welcome.
Lincoln to state line shows fair to good conditions with some poor stretches but passable terrain. Rawlins to Point of Rocks is poor for teams only, then fair to Fort Bridger and deep snow to state line. Thayer to Superior good, Pinedale good. Yellowstone South thirty miles fair thenExcellent. Fort Collins branch good near Cheyenne. North through Wheatland very good around Cassia Glen da McKinley and Orin. Bad near Shaw Ranch Moneta to Shoshoni with much snow. Lusk road good except rough Orin to Lost Springs. TRY A LEADER WANTED.
Dozens of visitors and residents are listed in a city brief. Names include L Seaverson and D A Burris of Rawlins, J C Shaw, W A Lansdale, Roscoe M Wood of Cheyenne, J A Kirkpatrick in real estate, plus many others from Casper Hillsdale Douglas Burns Pine Bluffs Laramie Tie Siding and more. Also noted are hotel stays at the Plains Normandie and Albany and business listings for real estate services.
General John Pershing was made an honorary member of the Army and Navy Union Cheyenne garrison No. 45 during a ceremony on Wednesday. Represen tatives J Hugo Donzelman J C Argesheimer H A Brooklyart and Dr Albert Eckdall attended. Pershing accepted the invitation to affiliate with the local garrison.
Mrs Eunice Miller wife of George Miller of Hecla and daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Casteel of Campstogl died at a local hospital in Ghavening yesterday morning. Funeral will be held Sunday from the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Andrews officiating. Arrangements by Glyde Early-Bricker Brothers.
Cheyenne schools raise 416.04 for the national restoration fund. Central School leads with every pupil contributing 10 cents or more, earning a certificate. Churchill, Converse, Johnson, Corlett, and the high school also donate amounts ranging from 5.87 to 26 dollars.
The report records temperatures from 6 am to 6 pm with a high of 44 degrees and a low of 33. Wind shifts from west to west southwest, highest velocity 60 mph in the afternoon, and total seasonal precipitation at 0.49 inches versus normal 0.16.
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