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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1882

Page

18

Weekly Leader Highlights and Local Updates

Cattle men file location notices with County Clerk for four new claims in the Whalen cafton mining district. Winds reached fifty four miles per hour during Tuesday’s storm, with higher speeds recorded last January. Knights of Pythias plan a star ball on April 25. District No. 1 spring roundup assembles May 10 at Culberton Nebraska, tracing routes along the Platte and Beaver rivers. Local business activity shows gains versus last year.

Daily Leader Jeffery Whalen Cafton Lucia E Kimball Laramie City Knights of Pythias Scientific American Pretty Camp Grow Dog Washington Deadwood Times Culberton Nebraska Colorado State Line Ogallala Platte Beaver Fort Morgan Denver Tribune

Prisoners Shipped From Laramie After Cavalier Court Term

Deputy Sheriff Will Hosford returned with four convicted prisoners Chas Williams Moses Reader W Payne and Carey Boyd to Joliet after a pause at Sharpless House. Judge Sener decided Hunter vs Wolcott awarding 151 dollars plus interest. Ivison vs Hutton first lien to Carey Bros with Hutton second. Lara mie court adjourned to April 17 with murder trial ahead. Territorial officers Warren and Knight qualified as treasurer and auditor. Dr Barkwell plans stocking Wyoming waters with native fish and trout. Lost mare sought in Cheyenne by G B Goopell. about 15 hands, brown, no brands, foal. A liberal reward.

Will. Hosford Laramie City Chas, Williams Moses Reader W. Payne Carey Boyd Joliet Sener Hunter Va. Wolcott Ivison Cheyenne G. B. Goopell

Free remedy recipe offers cure for youth faults

An old card advertises a free cure for nervous weakness, early decay, and loss of manhood. It promises a remedy discovered by a South American missionary and instructs readers to mail a dressed envelope to Rev Joseph T. Inman in New York City.

South America Joseph T. Inman New York City Nidaweod Wm. A. Patt F. F. Stanton C. W. Nylan I. 8. Bartlett Wiest Lode Baker & Johnson J. G. Thompson Platte Cation Olive Branch Union Wyoming California Copperfield Eureka Revenue Garfield Kid Montana Jessie Leader Walter Mattie Little Chief Cowboy Mono Arthur Keystone Bessie Franklin Independent Clare Red Jacket Iron King Homestake Little Pittsburg Metropolitan J. Ht. Reeves

Fort Laramie Visit Describes Fences Mines and New Weapon

VIA FORT LARAMIE March 26 correspondence details a journey past 60 miles of Kelley’s fence and Swan’s range, with praise for Kelley’s hotel and Hunton’s white residence. The piece notes Fort Laramie improvements, cavalry and infantry, guard house activity, and a curious “new weapon” log of six days’ punishment before hinting at copper mine prospects and a planned historical sketch of Laramie.

Fort Laramie Henry White Bartlett J. Allen J. C. Baird Schwartz Bard’s Kelley Bill Sharon Nevada Jim Ralston Mr. Kelley Art Laramie J.C. B

The Wind Storm at Fort D. A. Rus sell

A violent wind storm at Fort D. A. Russell on Tuesday caused extensive damage. Dust filled the air, fences fell, ditches filled, windows shattered, and chimneys on one side of the commanding officer's quarters were blown away. Col Brackett feared a fire risk as soot and flames swept into rooms, though fires were extinguished with stove efforts.

Fort D. A. Russell Sountry Col. Brackett

Dry air warps ware and glass in Cheyenne tale

In Cheyenne a tale on Wyoming dryness explains warped ironstone china and cracked plate glass. A visitor from the east learns the air shrinks and seasons objects, with a shopkeeper and a preacher noting the effect on editorials and even a minister’s sermon. Brown's Bronchial Troches advertised.

Wyoming East Warren

Pioneer Theodore Dickson Among Denver’s Early Pioneers

In a Denver Inter Ocean note a respected citizen Theodore C. Dickson is described as the first to plant a stake in Denver. Frank M. Cobb witnessed the founding deeds, noting Dickson and Cobb as original nine settlers who laid out the east Cherry Creek settlement on September 24, 1858. Dickson, a 54 year old, is linked to the Green Russell party and Denver life in Cheyenne with a prominent cattle community and notable buildings including a clubhouse and Mrs Iliff’s former residence.

Denver Cherry Creek Dickson Green Russell Colorado Cheyenne

Cheyenne Club Rules Mention Drunkenness Profanity and Sunday Play

The article notes offences for expulsion including drunkenness in club precincts and use of profanity or obscenity. It states house rules ban all games on Sunday and contrasts Cheyenne hospitality with Denver. It mentions guests of Mr and Mrs Dickson and the club's substantial buildings and notable hospitality.

Cheyenne Denver Dickson

Nervous Debility Cure Advertised by Dr BE

A Wyoming ad markets West's Nerve and Brain Treatment as a cure for hysteria dizziness convulsions nervous headache mental depression loss of memory and other conditions caused by over exertion or self abuse. One box per month one dollar or six boxes five dollars mailed prepaid. Guaranteed six boxes to cure with a written money back guarantee if no improvement. George W Hoyt sells at 807 16th St Cheyenne. Orders by mail at regular price.

West George W. Hoyt Cheyenne Wyo

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