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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
2
Having closed our Denver operation and merged Denver stock with Cheyenne, we report overstock in many lines. We announce an auction to offer our complete stock of fine goods to the public, commencing at a stated date and location.
Mr Parks offers his fine residence in Denver for sale or trade. The property draw includes potential exchange for another residence. Details on price or trade terms are not disclosed.
Remains believed to be trapper Moore, missing since last winter, were found near a cabin a few miles from Dubois. The body shows signs of freezing death and the outfit nearby confirms his trapping occupation.
A fragment describes someone lingering in a cold scene, smoking on snow while a storm rages. It hints at Moore family relatives and an unnamed country, with little additional context or concrete events.
Chief Pretty Bird and Chief Pretty Hawk from Montana are jailed in Sheridan for drunkenness. They recall Wigwam life versus city jail and blame a paleface liquor seller after riding ponies on sidewalks and forcing pedestrians off the curb.
Kemmerer June 25 A fire report says a large storehouse at Low Steep ranch near Montenell was totally destroyed. Provisions valued at several hundred dollars were stored inside and also lost. Origin of the blaze is not yet determined.
Levi Reese a boy about 16 or 17 was killed on the road between Diamondville and Ikol when the wagon he was in charge of passed over him. He was kicked in the head by a horse and drawn under the wagon. The body was shipped to Castle Gate Utah.
Palace Mhar Bia sells Witch Mazel Cream as a novelty cosmetic product. The quirky item appears in catalog listings and promotional notes from the retailer.
The Baltusrol Golf Club prepares a formal move into a striking new clubhouse perched on a bluff overlooking the eighteenth green. A 300 by 25 foot concrete terrace offers expansive views of the course, with distinct women and men quarters, a 25 by 40 foot entrance hall, two story leaded glass lighting, a large two story fireplace, and a basement above ground fireproof locker room housing lockers for five hundred members.
Demna Johnson, who vanished after the Jetts creek affray that left Asbury Fugate dead and his mother wounded, was arrested in Jackson charged with complicity. She was taken with Asbury Spicer’s 18 year old son, also accused of assisting in the fight with the Fugate family. The Johnson woman is Hilsha Johnson’s sister, jailed on a murder charge from last week. The Spiicer Fugate case examining trial is set for Thursday.
Denver police officer Frank Campbell was found guilty by a district court jury of manslaughter for the death of Roy Blackford. Blackford, who interfered with his brother's arrest, was clubbed and placed in the bull pen where he died after a bull struck him the following morning.
Hamblin dazzled crowds by 10.4 sec flight in a Cashee machine at Nashville’s Totty James event, claiming night navigation is feasible. He praised Zeppelin and predicted morning air travel for passengers, noting electric lights and daring dives between wires as spectators watched.
A newspaper admirer predicts a bright future for airplanes as common carriers. It states the world is at the start of aviation and Count Zeppelin’s achievement will be surpassed by even more capable heavier than air machines.
In Johnstown on the Baltimore and Ohio line two freight trains met head on at a curve between Paint Creek and Fouttsville stations. One trainman was killed and ten injured. three of the wounded were reported to die. All injured were Tallway employees. The injured were taken to Johnstown for treatment.
Orange New Jersey council passes a second reading of an ordinance requiring Lackawanna trains and other fast services to slow to 12 miles per hour through town. A policeman with a stop watch may monitor speeds and stop the offending engine. Mayor Arthur B. Seymour is expected to sign the measure into law. The ordinance targets the millionaire express and related lines amid fears of higher passenger rates.
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 during the confrontation at their homestead.
Three Brilliant Entertainer Smith Damron the Potter Craftemas will deliver a lecture on the ceramic arts at Chautauqua. He demonstrates on an old fashioned kick wheel while engaging the audience and producing vessels of clay as he talks. Burton Thatchar a singer and lecturer on music origin and meaning assists Amy and Mary Wilson’s company.
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