, 1885-07-08
PERSONAL
l. c. Baldwin is at home again.
d. d. Trevitt has gone to Nebraska.
Mr.. Dater left yesterday for Fort Fetter-

L. G. Baldwin is at home again.
d. d. Trevitt has gone to Nebraska.
Mr.. Dater left yesterday for Fort Fetter-
man,
j. A.. Riner has returned from the
west,
J. NJ. K~uykcndall is back from his
ranch.
N. w. Thornton Campbell ,ipress agent,
is here.
Frederick Warde and company play at
Greeley tonight.
Dwight Corey's new bicycle is the envy
of the wheelmen.
J. o. Fisher, of the Omaha Republican,
went east yesterday.
Hon. Alex. Swan came in on the tram
from the east yesterday.
Mr. Gwinn started yesterday for his
home on Raft river. Idaho.
e. Scribner and A. Halves, prominent
stoekmen, returned yesterday from Lara
mic.
c. w. Scott, the Union Pacific agent
at Butte City. Montana, went east ycster-
day.
Miss Eva Miller went to Fort Laramie
this morning to visit friends in that
vicinity.
Mrs. Douglas Rhodes and her two
children are spending a fortnight at
Greeley.
N. J.. Robertson, of the Cheyenne
carriage works, came up from Denver
yesterday.
Surveyor General Medium is in his
Office feeling good after his Fourth of July
relaxation at Laramie.
Sheriff Craig has gone to New York
after Schnackelburg. He will return
about next Saturday.
J. r. Rush, of Pittsburg, of the cattle
firm of Bowling & Rush, passed through
on his way east yesterday.
W. f. Griffith, assistant general freight
agent of the Union Pacific, was A pas
senger on the east-bound train yesterday
morning.
Knud Patton has formed a partnership
with L. j.. Hilton to practice law in Fort
Collins, and starts into business with
excellent prospects.
Rev. DR.. David Moore's son, Truman,
came up from Denver yesterday and will
go out with his father to their ranch at
Rawhide Buttes to-day.
Gen. Albert Pike. sovereign grand
commander of Masons, a Thirty-third de-
gree member, will be here shortly on his
way to the Pacific coast. He will prob
ably stop off in Cheyenne to confer some
al the exalted degrees.
Mr.. Chas. G. Williams came in yester-
day from Salt Lake with a party Of forty
Boston e~xcursionists, one Of the Raymond
enterprises. Mr.. Williams stopped of
here aud will visit Mr.. j. NJ. Tompkins'
ranch with him,
Among the lieutenants who have com
pleted the course Of study at the school of
application for infantry and cavalry at
Fort Leavenworth, Kas and ordered to
join their proper stations by September
LIST, is John A. Baldwin, of the Ninth
infantry.
Major George p. Russell, Of the Ninth
infantry, who. for the past nino years,
has been Inspector general on the staff of
General Augur, of Texas. returned last
evening to reioin his regiment The
major was stationed in Cheyenne when
the town was first laid out, and says the
place seems as strange to him now as
though he had never been here.
}. Weber w. Dumphey, w. Theodore
Braun. Chicago NJ. Half, San Antonio,
Tex; Lew. r. Roberts, England E. A..
Shunan. Boston Ida Eisner MANN,
Vienna Thos. Maddox and wife, New
York II. c. Corbaley, San Francisco
l.. L. Wyatt, Greeley f. +. Ballard,
Black Hawk, Col; II. Thorp and wife
Rawhide Butte Ii. 7. Moore, w. s.
Keller. Denver, were registered last night
at the Inter Ocean hotel.