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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
3
The page lists guests expelled from a Paris fashion hints event and notes a six-part dancing series by the Oak Leaf chapter of the Eastern Star. It also covers arrivals and departures in Cheyenne, remarks on a meeting of the Methodist Ladies Aldrocraty, and several local movements and travel plans, all in a brisk society-chronicle tone.
The Cripple Creek Colorado mining company, a Wyoming corporation, held its annual meeting in Cheyenne. Stockholders and officers were elected at the gathering, with several officers named and changes discussed.
Real estate listing notes a lot on Maxweste Street offered by G Ss Oliver, contact phone 574 for details.
The state board of charity reports Big Horn river flood damage to the Hot Springs reserve at Thermop and the impact of the Q and P railroad fill. High water narrowed the river channel, washing away a 10 by 50 foot plot of state land and threatening more. Superintendent Paulus organized crews to stop further loss as the railroad agreed to remove a jut, but work lagged as floods persisted.
The state will not require the railroad company to repay the expense of work on the damaged bank but will seek compensation for the losses and damages incurred.
Listing notes a seven room house one to two blocks from the line offered at 3100 dollars with terms and contact G. H. Oliver via phone 574.
Secretary George LaPash of the Cheyenne Hod and Gun club yesterday announced the club will hold its first shoot next Sunday afternoon on Fort D. A. Russell. Army officials granted use of the site and the club has automatic traps and ten thousand clay pigeons. About 150 members, many army officers stationed at Fort Russell, are expected to attend.
From all appearances Cheyenne may look forward to one of the greatest events in its history when the Chautauqua opens here. The upcoming gathering promises notable speakers and cultural activities for the community.
Charles G. Miller pleaded guilty to grand larceny after being accused by an Egbert ranchman of horse theft and was sentenced to a state penitentiary term of thirteen to sixteen months. Albert S. Johnson also withdrew his not guilty plea and entered a plea not completed in the fragment.
Plea of guilty filed by defendant in Cheyenne context for taking goods and groceries from local merchants. Court sentences range from twelve to fifteen months in detention. Judge notes negligent representation and calls for adherence to judicial terms.
Store ad notes discounted fishing tackle, prices at cost, location Ellis, 208 West 171th Street. Items include rods reels lures and lines with limited stock during sale period. Customers urged to visit early for best selection and savings.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Elmer Conchiman. The session starts at 2:30 Friday afternoon. Mrs. W. C. Trogking leads the discussion on “Our Work In Africa.”
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