The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-09-30

Mrs. Selig wal In the oily yeSter-
day.
Chas. Simpson, of Denver, is in the
city.
P. Costello /, in from Fort Fetter-
man.
A. Bristol, of Fort Collins, is in
town.
F. D. Cutter, of North Platte, is at
]. D. Hardin is back from Council
Bluffs.
S. Montgomery is in from his
ranch.
]. II. Weist came in from the west
last night.
W. w. Corlett has returned from
Green River.
Dave Morris, of Chugwater, is taking
Ia the town.
NJ. 1. Bertalett came down from Fort
Laramie yesterday.
NJ. Bishop and E. Lane Of the Union
Pacific are in town.
E1-Gov. Hoyt went south on the
Denver train yesterday.
Mrs. s. R. johnson has returned
from her visit to Ohio.
j. a. Donnelly came up from Denver
yesterday on q short visit.
L. Sellars visited the Laramie news
paper headquarters last week.
j. Williams, the well known Denver
contractor, came mp yesterday.
E. Michan has just returned from a
tip to the region Of the Belle Fouche.
W. Lindemeyer and Fred Landau
expect to picnic at Swartz's ranch to-
day.
AL. Powell. of Ogallala, and A. P.
Brainard, Of Council Bluffs, are in
town.
E. F. Putnam, of the firm of Frank
& Putnam, Denver, is at the Inter
Ocean.
]. L. Welter and j. W. Anderson
came in from the latter's Crow creek
ranch last night.
Mrs. W. A. Chapman and Mrs. j. F.
Jenkins made the LEADER a very
pleasant call yesterday.
Mrs. A. j. Robinson and Miss
Louise Swan, are the guestsof Mrs. A.
J.. Nash. of Laramie. -
Rev. G. M. Sanders returned from
Chicago yesterday morning and will
occupy his pulpit to-day.
Fred Bond and Charles Helmick
start to-day for a hunting trip in the
vicinity of Laramie Peak.
o. Sturgis arrived in town yesterday
and will take a place with Frank
Meanea tomorrow morning.
S. B. Moore is in town laid up by an
injury to his hand, received while rop-
ing a steer at Pine Bluff recently.
G. A. Greenwalt has returned from
Fort Collins, where he has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs Joseph Peterson.
Posey S. Wilson left for Fort Collins
yesterday morning. He says he thinks
he will take in Utah before he re-
turns.
David Moore has received an appoint
ment as express messenger on a train
running from Ogden to Butte City,
and has gone to take charge.
Miss Laura Hainsworth and Miss
Matte Waldo, who have been visiting
friends in Laramie the past few days,
will return to Cheyenne to-day.
Fred Pettibone came in from the
west yesterday morning. He says the
besyes on the range west are looking
fine, and they are just beginning to
ship.
George A. Dunlap went east yester-
day as far as Pine Bluff and will go
from there to Ogallala, but will return
to Cheyenne in about ten days. He
has about thirty train loads Of cattle to
ship from those two places for Wood
Bros.
Registered at the Dyer House
E D Cotton, North Platter Mrs f G
Laramie City; P Costello, Fort
F%etterman; o Stigers, Helena; W
Sherman, Ella Siding; Lara B Weeks.
Pole creek; J F Wright, ranch; R A
Stearns, Monroe, Wis. G H galloway,
.omerv lille, Mass; J L Weller, ] Wane-
M Fitzgerald, ranch; s A
Gowen, Cheyenne river; e ] Baker,
@ licago; d M Morris, Chugwater; lobe
Miller, ] Rabl, Denver; w r Westell,
] Williams, Denver; R Henke, Pole
Registered at the Inter Ocean hotel
W Bristol, Fort Collins; Chas Stimp-
son, Denver; ] H Weist, Omaha; Fred
John Wister, F Mcbride,
s McFee, Resbaw;J A Keene,
Council Blsffs; c R Palmer, Chicago;
Il E Craig. Chicago; @ W Thomas,
Chicago; E F Putnam, Denver; J
O'Wallace. Chicago; w Mcclellan, AL
Powell, Ogalalla; F E Gill, Warren's
ranch. A P Brainard, Council Bluffs;
NJ F Annett, Fairbanks; w Poland,
Bostan; F W Chaffee, Hillsdale; M F
B~artalett, Fort Laramie; ] D Hardin,
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