Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1884-04-13
Personal.


Theo. G. Price is now Issue clerk for oburn
Montgomery, the Indian beef contractors.
II. l.. Bickford came down from Leavenworth OH
Saturday, looking natural in his usual ayordupois.
Miss Belle Fletcher. for several years an employe
in the schools, is nov engaged in the Darlington
Hotel.
W. 4. Lockrldge, one of most practical range
men, was shaking hands with his friends about
the Agency on Saturday.
Dr.. Miles goes to the Wichita Agency this week
on professional duty to stop for short time. The |
Doctor is an accomplished dentist.
Capt TAYLOR, OF Fort Reno is to be honolably |
retired from active service ana will soon leave his
post of duty for Buffalo, New YORK, where he Will
remain unll retired.
Rev. Wcks, with his sister, Miss Emma WI ks, |
came NJ from the Wichita Agency OF Saturday and
remained until Tuesday. Rev. wlcks held II Disco.
pal services on sunday evening at the Arapahoe
school
O. G Brown found 'cket-book containing an
amount of money on SUNDAY last between this
place ana Johnsons ranch. The looser can recov-
er the same by calling on M Brown at Fort Reno
and proving property.
NJ T Johnson and Chas L. Campbell of Silver
City, were up on Thursday, and while here made
the CHEYENNE TRANSPORTER an agreeable call.
They are pleasant gentlemen and are ever well
come In our Sanct m
II II. Campbell. the popular manager of Capt.
Connelrs branch store at Cantonment. has been
appointed postmaster at that point, w. S. Decker
having resigned In his favor. Mr. CampbeTs
commission has arrived
j. A Windsor Of the cattle firm Of Windsor
Bros, holding on Turkey and Preacher creeks.
called white at the Agency on Thursday and left
his brand FOR publication, lie is an entertaining
gentleman, and can furnish one with much infor.
nation concerning the cattle business.
Oh. woodard, Agency CLERK, finished his papers
trans ferTng the Agency to the new Agent TO day
and started north on the stage to join his family at
Lawrence. at which place he takes his position as
clerk Of the new Lawrence Indian Industrial school
Howard Rhodes 4 well known young cattleman
of the Strip. has been exchanging ciyilities with
his friends in this vicinity the past week. He is an
! o'd acquaintance Of Cart COnnall and family, he
having known them In Philadelphia. Dir. Rhodes
has been stopping awhile at Caldwell. and says the
southwestern Is the leading hotel in that place.
| col. d p Dyer. the new Agent, has been ex-
trsmely busy since his arrival taking an inventory
/ Of government property and In becoming posted in
Agency matters. Mrs. Dyer Is now at Hot Springs,
Arkansas, and is expected here the middle OF May.
The AGENTS residence is being painted and othel-
wise improved ready fof occupancy.
James Cooley. who was brought in gicl, from The
range some weeks since, died to-day at the Dar
Irgton Hotel He was only nineteen years OF age
ard was taken off by that dreaded disease, con
sumption. 1t has been only few weeks since a
brother died Of the same disease, and there Is still
one left to mourn his loss. II was his request 70
be buried by his brothers. ,de, and the body viii
be taken 70 Coffee camp FOR n;emcnt