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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
10
The firm notes it has discontinued the Denver jobbing business and merged Denver stock with Cheyenne stock, leading to over stock in many lines. It announces plans to offer the entire stock of fine goods at public auction commencing soon.
Mr. Parks offers a fine Denver residence for sale or possible trade for another dwelling. The notice indicates willingness to consider a suitable replacement home as part of the transaction.
Remains of a man believed to be trapper Moore, missing since last winter, were found near Dubois close to a cabin. He appears to have frozen to death. his outfit indicated he was a trapper and his pieces had been sighted previously.
A fragment describes a stormy scene where someone lies down on the snow to smoke and sleep, while the article notes uncertainty about Moore’s relatives and the country they belong to, leaving a vague, unresolved situation.
Chief Pretty Bird and Chief Pretty Hawk on leave from Montana are jailed in Sheridan for drunkenness after they mistook sidewalks for streets and rode ponies along them. They refuse to name the paleface who sold the liquor.
Kemmerer June 25. A fire destroyed the large storehouse on the Low Steep ranch near Montenell. Provisions valued at several hundred dollars were stored inside and lost. The cause of the blaze is not yet determined.
Levi Reese, a young boy employed by a local mining company, was killed when the wagon he rode in ran over him after a horse kicked him. His body was dragged beneath the wagon as the team dashed away. The remains were shipped to Castle Gate, Utah.
Partial OCR describes Witch Mazel Cream being sold by Palace Mhar Bia and mentions J's up Borre attempt in a fragmentary way.
Baltusrol Golf Club members settle into a striking new club house perched on a bluff above the eighteenth green. The concrete terrace runs about 300 feet long giving views of the course. The building includes a rear entrance under the squash court, women and men quarters, a 25 by 40 foot entrance hall with two story leaded glass and a two story fireplace, and a fireproof locker room in the basement offering eagle-tier lockers for 500 members.
Demna Johnson, who disappeared after the Jetts creek affray that left Asbury Fugate dead and his mother wounded, was arrested in Jackson charged with complicity in the shooting. Also captured with her is Asbury Spicer’s 18 year old son, alleged to have aided the fight. The Johnson woman is a sister of Hilsha Johnson, jailed for murder last week. Examining trial in Spiicer Fugate case set for Thursday.
Denver jurors found policeman Frank Campbell guilty of manslaughter for fatally clubbing Roy Blackford during an arrest on May 26. Blackford died after being placed in the bull pen and struck by a bull the next morning.
Hamblin demonstrates a nighttime flight at Nashville with a Benaly machine, claiming night navigation is possible and daylight unnecessary. Spectators see the craft rise and descend among race lights as the era of electric night aviation begins. Zeppelin potential passenger flights are discussed as progress toward broader air travel.
The speaker declares the aeroplane will become a common carrier and stay. He notes the world sees only the beginning of the business and that Count Zeppelin's feat will soon be surpassed by heavier than air machines.
Johnstown Pennsylvania June 23 meeting head on at a sharp curve between Paint Creek and Fouttsville stations on the Somerset and Cambria branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad two freight trains crashed early today killing one man and injuring ten others The injured were brought to Johnstown The man killed was a trainman Three of the injured will die it is reported All those hurt were Tallway employees.
Orange New Jersey June 23 residents heard a new ordinance from the city council setting a maximum train speed of 12 miles per hour through Orange. The measure targets fast Lackawanna lines and the so called millionair express to Morristown with enforcement via stopwatches and patrol oversight. The council approved the second reading and the mayor is expected to sign, amid concerns over railroad fare pressures and limited municipal options.
Bellefourche South Dakota June 23 Louis Arpan ranchman was shot and killed in a revolver duel with neighbor A B Strevabaugh over a dispute. Strevabaugh fired in self defense after the other man shot.
Three brilliant figures headline the Chautauqua program. Smith Damron will lecture on ceramic arts while demonstrating an old fashioned kick wheel, shaping vessels as he speaks to the audience. Burton Thatchar, a singer and lecture on music origins, joins Amy and Mise Mary in a varied program.
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