The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-24
MINOR MENTION.
Hope he won't sour Oh her.

Hope he won't sour Oh her.
The Omaha stockyards are now open
for business.
Charlie Riner is busily engaged ship
ping his wool.
Lead City, Dakota, is about to have
a fire apparatus.
The atmosphere is delightfully."- rare
in the evenings.
Swan Bros. will have 1000 feeders to
turn off this fall.
Prayer meeting this evening, as
usual, at the Methodist church.
Dress pay-raid: The one made by
stylish daughters on papa's purse.
A slight shock of earthquake was ex-
perienced last Monday morning in
Omaha.
Acout sixty-ive miles east of here,
Charles Coffee with his cow boys are
coming, with about three thousand
head of cattle.
The supreme court was in session the
greater part Of yesterday, hearing the
arguments of counsel in the P, Ware
VS.. Wanless case.
The subject Of Gov. Hoyt's lecture on
next Friday evening will be "Glimpses
Of the Old World" This glimpse, how
ever, will not wander off the British
Isles.
Mr.. Ed. Ordway Of Cheyenne has
been selected by the cattle association
Of Wyoming Territory to inspect all
cattle that are shipped to the new stock
yards Of Council Bluffs.
Tuttle, Thorp, Taylor and Cum
mings prospect mighty high nowadays.
They are ~millionaires IN future, and all
because they stumbled on a suspicious
looking rock near the North Park a
short time since.
There is to be a grand temperance
camp meeting held at Bismarck Grove,
near Lawrence, Kansas, shortly. The
indications r that there will be a vast
multitude of temperance people present
from all parts of the states.
1t is rumored in Sidney that the party
who shot the cowboy there recently
has been captured. Shortly after the
deed was committed several parties
started In pursuit, and it is now said
that those who struck north were sue
cessful.
Arrangements are being made to
have a crowded house to listen to the
governors lecture on Friday evening
next. The young ladies have the mat
ter in hand, and are adding to the at
fractions for the occasion in the shape
of music, ice cream, etc.
The Fifth cavalry band have made a
most desirble change in the hour for the
commencement of their splendid band
concert, which 10 begins every even
ing at Z O'Clock, instead of 6, as here
tofore, and continues until S-to the
pleasure of a large number of our citi-
zens.
Omaha is to have a fremen's tourna-
ment on the I'd of September, and all
the fire companies of the northwest are
to be invited. We would like to see
Laramie represented. Laramie Times.
So would we. Invite them by all
means, If 1t is only to show them how
1t is done.
In a letter from the North Park
mining district to the Laramie Times,
the writer seem to know whereof he
speaks, when he says:
Cheyenne capitalists and prospectors
are still on the road to the North Park
mines. Cheyenne seems to be in adj
vance Of any Eother town. They are
already In possession of some rich and
1t is the plucky men with good judy
ment who win.
just the same material now that
there was last Fourth.
Last Tuesday, Robert Wilson, a SOL
der sentenced to three years confine-
ment at Fort Leavenworth, for deser-
ton, while en- route from Fort Robin
son, in charge Of Sergeant Bresnahen,
made his escape from the passenger
train, n mile east of Plum Creek, by
jumping Off the train shackled and
h~andcuffed. The train was stopped
Immediately, but the prisoner was not
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