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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
3
City notes show high school seniors are taking exams this week while others prepare for commence ment and class day exercises slated for late next week. Other items cover a Cheyenne airplane sighting attempt, weather near freezing affecting swimming, and county office activity.
The natural bridge of LaPrele, a renowned local landmark twelve miles from Douglas, Wyoming, transfers to public ownership. The county will maintain the bridge and surrounding land as a public park. the site was homesteaded by Ayres' father. CUPID COMES BACK FOR THREE MARRIAGE PERMITS June 1 saw three licenses issued in Cheyenne and surrounding areas, two couples from Cheyenne and one couple from Chicago and Omaha, reflecting steady demand.
Normal temperature this date is 57 degrees. Actual mean temperature 42 degrees. Change last 24 hours 16 degrees colder. Lowest 7 degrees at 5 40 a m. Highest velocity 28 mph from the north at 8 08 p m. Total precipitation since January 1 7.74 inches, normal 6.24 inches. Precipitation last 24 hours 0.06 inches.
Summary of pennant race results from the National and American Leagues with multiple games including Pittsburgh and St Louis in 15 innings, Brooklyn and New York scores, Philadelphia and Boston matchups, and a postponed St Louis vs Chicago due to rain. Key pitchers mentioned include Marquard Mohart and Rixey.
In care of this office mail will be received by proper parties. Do not call this office for inside information. For rent listings include modern rooms at 1712 O'Neil, light housekeeping rooms at 1800 Rent, a five room modern bungalow at $50 monthly, and a sleeping room for gentleman only at 7126 46th. Inquire 4721 Capitol Ave.
Gody Wyoming June 1 Stanley Rapp may face a life case after striking Bert Beatty with iron pipe at Pearson Bros lambing camp in Hagel Pass. Beatty crushed skull, critical at Powell hospital. Rapp jailed in county jail.
Listing of multiple classic and vintage vehicles with prices, including 8 Buick 6 Roadster at 900, Maxwell 18 at 400, Ford Speedster at 350, Cole 6 Roadster at 400, Studebaker at 400, Mitchell Big 6 at 900, Overland Sedan at 1100, Maron Hanley 6 and 7 passenger at 3000, Tord Chassis 150, Chevrolet 300, Overland 400, Dodge 350, Ford Truck 2 at 350, Oakland Roadster 300, Saxon Roadster at 300, Tixcelsior Motorcycle and Side Car at 300, plus 25 other makes from 100 to 5000. Also tractors and attachments, tires and car parts, magnetos and carburetors, buy and sell new and secondhand cars.
City police court session adds 4180 to the city treasury. Olive R Wyckett Blaine of Cheyenne Wyoming filed intent to make final three year proof to establish her homestead claim to land in Section 14 Township 16 North Range 69 West. Witnesses include John Ritzke Edgar Schuetz Thomas Smith and William Kipp all of Cheyenne. Will Reid Register Cheyenne.
Beulah Woodings files for divorce in the District Court First Judicial District Laramie County Wyoming. Defendant William Woodings is required to answer by July 24 1920 or a default judgment will be entered. Clerk T J Fisher administers the court with attorney Sam M Thompson representing the plaintiff. Publication dates are June 2 9 16 23 30 and July 7.
Mersons two women and three men were arrested on morality charges several days ago and forfeited bonds of 25 dollars each, contributing 125 dollars to the city. A man was fined 5 dollars for speeding, bringing the total to 130 dollars. John J. Molherney, the city finance commissioner, acted as police judge.
Local notice lists Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbiner offering auto tops and baby carriages with a full line at Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkbiner. Sweaters were given to the high school basketball team at a general assembly. The Boy Scout exhibitions at City park were postponed and attendees were advised of the change.
A time tried remedy Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is praised as dependable for relieving coughs and colds that may lead to serious illness if untreated. The product is portrayed as a trusted household remedy with a strong preventative claim.
Cheyenne residents reported sightings near the Chamber of Commerce building last night as J A Kirkpatrick of 18241 Carey Ave listed real estate and insurance services. Motorists noted odd weather conditions described as crimpy while park swings and other playground devices stood largely deserted as tennis courts saw little activity.
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. reports offices at 3066 First National Bank Building. A new cement sidewalk is being laid in front of George W. Daiber's home on East Seventeenth Street. Taxi and express calls available at 984. With banks closed Sunday and Monday, several business houses conducted limited cashing of checks.
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