The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-11

Gu EOuL6 W LILO NOTlu Kara.
John W. Darrah, the stock agent,
has returned from Ogalalla.
j. r. Withrow, Council Bluffs, ar
rived from the east Sunday.
a. d. Chamberlain, Fort Laramie,
was among Sundays arrivals.
Ed. Fife departed west yesterday for
a months visit In San Francisco.
T. G. Woodmancy, Cincinnati, is
paying his business acquaintance a
visit.
H. S. Oliver and family went to Dem
yer yesterday upon a visit for a week
or ore.
r. s. Trinnin arrived In town yester-
day upon business connected with the
cattle raising.
c. W. Kitchen, OF the Kitchen Bros,
passed east from Laramie City yester-
day afternoon.
]. Fl. Bynchon, travelling auditor for
the u. T. Ry., came over from Lara
mic City Sunday.
C. ]. Steedman, of Rand, Briggs &
Co., arrived in this city from the west
yesterday afternoon.
A. NJ. Sadd, OF J.. II. Wood q Co.,
same in from attending a cattle ship
ment Sunday afternoon
J. II. Donnelly came up from Ogal-
ALA Sunday. where he had been attend
ing Q large cattle shipment.
c. B. Scoville, a prominent railroad
builder of Utah, was a passenger on
yesterdays east bound train.
Mr.. Smith, editor of the Council
Bluffs Nonpareil, with his family passed
| east yesterday returning home.
Edward E. Gardner, Walter S. Gard
ner and G. T. Seabury came in from
their Bear creek ranch Sunday.
Geo. Keelnie, Council Bluffs, ar.
rived in this city from the west yester-
day stopping at the Inter Ocean.
Owing to the illness of Miss Marga-
dant, music teacher, she will not be
able to attend her pupils this week.
T. W. Peters, who Is interested in
stock in the Powder river country,
started yesterday for Philadelphia.
Seth Mabry, of Kansas City, promi-
nently engaged in western stock raising
arrived in this city from the east yes
terday afternoon. .
II. B. Kelly was in town yesterday in
attendance upon the meeting Of the
board of county commissioners, as q
board of equalization.
Col. Hooker returned yesterday from
a visit to his home at Des Moines, Ia
and is on hand to represent the Rocl
Island line as it should be.
j. B. Hindey is in town, having
arrived from Fort Laramie Sunday.
M. Hindey has been engaged on i
wood contract in that section.
Lieut.. VIM. L. Geary, of the 12 th in
fantry, and Lieut.. NJ. c. Martin, of this
22nd infantry, were west bound pas
sengers on yesterdays No. 3.
Lieut.. Chas. D. Parkhurst, OF tht
9th cavalry, passed west Sunday after
noon to take command of troop f re
Gently ordered 10 Fort Mckinney from
Fort Sidney.
MIR, and Mrs. John Chase, of tn
Inter Ocean, went to Denver yesterday
MI. Chase returns to-day, but Mrs
Chase remains upon a visit will
friends there.
DIR. E. B. Graham and daughter
NJ ISIS Clara Graham and his partner T,
p. Snyder and his family departed last
| evening en- route to their ranch neal
Fort Robinson, Neb., where thu
Doctors people are spending the sum-
mer.
Arrivals at Dyer's:-Sunday:-O. Z
Blackwell, Denver; Mrs. Maggie Todd
Denver; F. D. Campfeld, Fl. Laramie
Wilson Turner, Hunton's ranch; Johr
Hunton, Bordeaux; Mrs. Robt. Walker
Horse Shoe; IL. b. Kelly, Chugwater
G. L. DagRett, Fort Robinson; ]. Har
vey; Chas. Nelson; Robt. Bishop
Monday:-Mrs: L. Dulach, Sacramento
Geo. Beck, Little Big Horn; Franz
Keammes, Little Big Horn; J. A
Deenen, Fort Laramie.
Arrivals at the Railroad house,
Sunday. H. Pynchon, Larami,
City; p. G. Green, Philadelphia; Mrs
Addie Dunlap, Ontario, Canada; Ed
E. Gardner, Walter s. Gardner, G. T
Seabury, Bear Creek; l.. G. Briggs
Rawlins; J.. b. Hindey, Denver; Geo
Clough, Golden; w. II. Morrison; w
A. Pundy, Chicago; j. w. Adams, Sal
L~ake.-Monday:-C. G.. Thayer, Egbert
Frank A. Dix, Chicago; G.. T. Wood
NANCY, Cincinnati; II. s. Trinnin
Geo. Conkling, New York; G. j. Steed
man, Blackfoot; IL. 5. Wallace, Kan
a City.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocesn:-Sun
day.. W. Darrak, Mo-; A. Heller