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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
2
Weather data covers Mountain Time for a 24 hour period ending at midnight. Records include temperature highs and lows, precipitation amounts, wind speeds, and notable conditions across multiple stations in the region.
Weather segment notes probable showers in Wyoming on Tuesday and Wednesday. Unclear dates and minor details due to OCR errors. Authorities advise monitoring local forecasts for updates and timing.
The Sherman Co appears in a brief note about floor finishing services. No additional context or details are available in the readable text.
A thief who stole the automobile of J. J. Devit a real estate dealer near South Chicago on Saturday can buy back the rest of the machine for 50 dollars. The thief’s offer, made today at a police station, includes to buy back the stolen tires tools and trimmings for the same amount with no questions asked.
A health note compares house plumbing to the digestive system and urges keeping both in good condition. It states Chamberlain's Tablets provide quick relief for digestion issues and notes the product is for sale by all druggists.
John C. Nash of Hillsdale discusses ideal crop and range conditions amid rains and a local implement dealer noting 14 binders and two headers sold. He explains he petitioned to relocate the Hillsdale road to place lots between the railroad and the street and claims ownership of land south of the right of way.
A speaker pledges to make Hilledale a leading town despite opposition from distant landowners. The remark highlights local ambition to boost real estate and financial interest in the district.
Florence Wyoming June 6 report notes two days of heavy rain improving crops and attracting new settlers. J C Samuelson and family from Kansas cultivate 220 acres and plan an eight room house. R C Johnston returns from Cheyenne. A Snider from Boulder Colorado builds a new house. Misses Cleonauslinger Fern Brosher Zoe and Phyllys Werby visit from Iowa Center. R D Guernsey of Trans Missourian Farmer and Ranchman visiting. local social scene noted with couples and visiting Chugwater. road work discussed. Sheriff Roach drives commissioners Marrington and Sloan 44 miles in two hours. I S Doggett to Boulder for family return. C M Duval drills wells for newcomers. Sunday school grows and 13,000 acres adjoining Moravia Iowa taken by settlers. dry-farm activity continues.
A Black Hand Society member demanded a $2,000 ransom via a letter to John and Philip Bertagnolli. The note instructed placing the money in a tin can at No. 9 railroad Bridge between 9 and 11, with death promised for noncompliance. Police traced decoys but no clue. Shandon joined officers after a mistaken meeting location caused delays.
Cough medicine for children should be pleasant tasting effective and safe. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as meeting these needs and is popular with mothers of young children. Sold by local dealers.
The Walcott station on the Union Pacific burned last eight, trapping the agent and his family inside. They escaped through a window. three negro wagon hands were arrested on suspicion of starting the blaze after a quarrel with the agent.
Eager anticipation as 98 civil suits surge to the June docket in Eeleridan Wyoming with 32 divorce petitions among them. Wives file in 20 cases seeking divorce or relief while one seeks both divorce and separate maintenance, alimony to be decided by the court. The term promises a heavy workload and possible hearings on new petitions added since compilation.
Casper Wyoming June 6 The district court dismissed the maltreatment case against Frank J Posvar and his wife after a motion by Prosecuting Attorney W O Wilson. The boy Louis sixteen was returned to a private hospital for continued treatment with expenses to be borne by the parents. The county previously paid costs since the boy arrived in Casper late March. The parents said the boy had a period of mental derangement last December and had been missing three nights and two days before being found.
J A McGuire editor of Outdoor Life of Denver hunted in the Cody mountains for two weeks. Guided by Nelse Norquest and Joe Jones with dogs Tige and Meeker, he shot one of the region’s largest grizzlies, whose hide is headed to Denver for mounting. The party also killed a brown bear and captured several foxes.
C. M. Isham, owner of substantial land at Golden Prairie east of Cheyenne, was found dead in an empty Des Moines house yesterday. A shotgun lay beside him and a smoking gun with a trigger pressed lay nearby. Isham, a prominent Des Moines insurance man for years, was about 65. Officials suspect illness drove the act.
Word from Pine Moffts states a man named Murrin was found dead in bed at the hotel. Coroner Beard will visit on No. 10 this morning to hold an inquest despite the local physicians announcing the cause as heart disease.
Sheridan Wyoming June 7 the Commercial club warned of a surging rat population threatening property. Members suggested a bounty for pelts or scalps or other citywide efforts to trap shoot or discourage the pests to prevent further losses.
Department of the Interior Cheyenne Wyoming May 31 1913 notice that Harry H Stanton of Cheyenne Wyoming filed intent to make final three year proof to establish claim to land in Section 6 Township 12 North Range 63 West Sixth Principal Meridian before the Cheyenne Land Office on July 8 1913. Witnesses listed Herbert B Sherman Wilfred Danfitt George Reader and Wm Warren all of Carpenter Wyoming. Register W B Chaplin announces.
The Tigers seized first place after a tense Sunday games day, defeating Invincibles while Cubs dropped to third behind O Connell's Pirates. Vavra pitched well for the Tigers and Jessen homered for the Pirates as Invincibles toppled Cubs 19 to 10.
Sheridan clinched a three game series against Buffalo with scores 9 to 0 on Friday 10 to 9 on Saturday and 14 to 5 on Sunday. Buffalo’s efforts fell short in all three contests reported by the Buffalo Bulletin.
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