Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1884-10-10

upon us on Tuesday night, together with n
heavy rain.
Miss Mamie IIutchins was rendered n school
in the Chic1asaw nation, which she accepted
and is now teaching.
Mrs. Toag is acting rs matron for tho pres
ent at The Cheyenne school. Miss Eaton, of
Wichita, is assistant matrOn.
Mr.. Mafrct's new residence on East Main
street is almost completed, and will be ready
for occupancy by next week.
James Morrison and Capt. Conncll went TO
c antonment on Wednesday, the latter in the
interest of his branch store at that place,
Mr.. Jno. Il. Hemphil was qlite sick for
few days this week, but we are glad to say he
is now able to be at his place of business
Peter Shields is among the subscribers to
renew since our last issue. Peter is one of
the industrious 'ranchmen down the river.
Tie boys came in from the foll roundup on
Monday ana report satisfactory results.
number of men were sick with aguc on this
roundup.
a number of the range boys showed up here
this week, having just finished the fall round
up. The boys now feel better and will soon
Begin to tlX up their winter camps.
Bill Williams. of the Washita range, has
taken his beeves to market Theynumbercd
several hundred head, and it was the choicest
bunch yet gone forward from that range.
\Burt Griffin, for scV eral years herd manager
tor VIM. MalaleY, is now in the employ of
Power Lyons, who have just moved n herd
up from Texas, which Burt is holding on the
CimaTon.
Interpreter Geo. Bent returned on Wedncs-
day from the Caldwell fair. lie did not stay
TO see the Spanish bull-fght SamI Rodgers
went up and brought him down by private
conveyance.
The first frost OF season in this part of the
country was visible on Thursday morning.
1t was quite II heavy frost making the atmos-
phcre so cool that it reminded one of what is
coming next.
Miss Amelia Kable, teacher NJ the Cheyenne
school, has added a new upright piano TO
her household possessions. The instrument
arrived from the east this week, aud It is an
excellent one.
DR.. -. a. LaGardc, for some years Post sur.
geon ut Reno, has been transferred to north
crn station, he taking this departure for his
new field on Monday, much tothc regret of
many warm friends.
Ficlden IItnchihs with his mother came up
from the Wichita Agency on Sunday, Mrs
Hutchins taking Mondays stage for Lawrence
Ficldcn remained here until Wednesday,, be
ing guest at the house of DR.. DcBra.
Mrs. Berger, the new matron at the Arapa-
hoe school, came in with Prof IIutchison 10
see frontier printing Office and to take the
only paper printed withina Il radius of over II
hundred miles. Mrs. T. likes the work here
VIII Hcmphill came home ON Saturday from
several weeks visit to his former home
(and lady love- in the east, TO thc delight OF
his friends. lie IS one OF the principal actors
III our social circle, ana his absence from tue
Agency was felt.
large crowd OF Jolly TangCmcn wore in
Tuesday night and laid up until after the cool
snap. On Wednesday morning the boys
rushed TO the printing onicc 10 find Il fire, and
in few minutes they had the Office stove on
its legs and heated in good shape.
The Arapahoc school adjourned fora few
days for the children to attend medicine. 70
keep them in duringa season OF one OF these
medicine dances IT would be an inlpossbility.
Ii eXcies the children so that they have TO be
allowed 10 goI otherwise they would quietly
walk ont rcrtardlcss OF permission