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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1910
Page
7
In New York on May 14, William Sperry faced kidnapping charges after allegedly taking his 12 year old niece Ase neath Copper from foster parents and forcing her to walk about fifty miles to Sullivan County with his aid.
Circular dated November 6 provides for the eradiation of mange among cattle in Converse Natrona and Laramie counties. The State Veterinarian orders dipping or spraying of all infected and exposed cattle between May 10 and July 16 1910 under inspection. Uncooperative owners face seizure and sale with costs and penalties per Wyoming law.
A fragmented classified page lists lost items including a brown gelding and a half-burden Park near Fort Russell, with rewards. It also shows rental notices for furnished rooms, and multiple real estate offerings around Grover and nearby land with prices and terms.
Classified listings offer five to eight room houses with options for trade, cash payments, and monthly balances. Also ranches in Wyoming and Colorado, cattle and farming gear, and a mercantile business for sale. Mentions 1707 Ferguson street contact numbers 620 Red and 369D for inquiries.
Westbound and eastbound schedules list several trains including Union Pacific main line services. Key trains include No. 17 Omaha to Portland departs 8:00 am, No. 1 Overland Limited arrives 11:20 pm, and No. 9 Fast Mail arrives 8:60 pm. Eastbound No. 18 Portland to Omaha departs 6:35 am with multiple connections.
Attorney at law W. RB Stoli announces new offices in the First National Bank Building at 303-305 West 1st Street Cheyenne Wyoming. The notice lists real estate and agency work and directs clients to the new location.
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