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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1919
Page
7
Douglas Wyoming May 10 The Budget reports Jupiter well in the Wall Creek sand at depth of around four feet with a light water flow. Cementing will set in about ten days before drilling deeper to force oil top. Jupiter is the Muddy field’s deepest hole at roughly 3775 feet and may prove a valuable test.
It is reported from Daniel that W Eno has dispersed of his upper ranch to eastern parties for 225000 dollars, including all cattle. Enos is a Pioneer rancher and cattleman of the district and retains his lower ranch and will reside in the valley.
Sheridan Wyoming May 10 The Enterprise reports county commissioners authorized Acting Prosecuting Attorney J C Robinson Jr to sue Charles J Schreibels to recover hundreds of dollars in costs already incurred in the Rheinstrom case. Rheinstrom was charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. Schreibels allegedly misrepresented goods and was to lose about $10 000. Later Schreibels attested to dropping charges. county seeks costs accrued.
Mrs. Donald M. Forsyth entertained a dozen ladies at Kensington Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Herbert Pool and Mrs. Hugh F. Conrey. She plans to visit relatives in Iowa before returning to Cheyenne for a friend's wedding in Omaha. Several guests, including Mrs. W. A. Saul and Mrs. J Keeler, remain in the city for the weekend. Dining room suite for sale at 1721 Capitol Avenue.
The Presbyterian Aid Society met in the church parlors with hostesses Mrs. David Doak and Mrs. St. A. Morton. About thirty ladies attended. They voted to serve a banquet on June 7 to honor Daniel A. Polling who travels to Cheyenne to organize a Christian Endeavor alumni chapter. Polling recently returned from overseas with Y M C A experience.
Mrs Florence E Atkins national lecturer of the W G T U will address a Jubilee banquet at the Congregational church in Cheyenne on Wednesday evening May 14. She is the guest of honor at the event and will give an address.
Fifty years after the transcontinental link was completed at Promontory Point the celebration in Ogden recalled Cheyenne as the plains metropolis and highlighted the Union Pacific's historic roll. The piece notes early rail ties to Denver and the broader wartime and financial challenges overcome to build the railroad.
In Douglas Wyoming on May 10, Andrew Moseman of Boxelder is excluded from a list of slackers announced by Provost Marshal Olds. Moseman enlisted in Denver in December 1917 and has served in France for nearly a year with the engineering corps. A living room rocker is for sale. The city is hiring to clean gutters and ready streets for summer traffic.
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