, 1885-11-15
SHORT STORIES
Gathered by Asking Everybody
What Do You Know"
Things Which are too Little to
Carry a Head.

Weather balmy.
A promise of snow.
The trains were light last night.
Twenty-fourth Sunday after Trinity.
Preaching in all the churches to-day.
The district court is doing a great deal
of business.
Three shows next week-Monday, We'd
nesdaY and Friday.
If you wish to enjoy Il pleasant evening
OF innocent recreation go to Keefe's hall.
Raising poultry would be a good bust
ness here if it were done on a large scale.
Judge Lee had a drunken soldier before
him yesterday who was fined and went to
jail. That was the only case before the
police courts.
Yesterday Levi Ashenfelter decided to
Chas. L. Miller an undivided half interest
in lots l, ., 3, 4. ., G., : and s, block 500,
of this city, for 1925.
A thief burgled Harry Hackett's room
in the Carey block, Friday night. A suit
of clothes, some money and a watch were
among Harry losses.
Council meeting Tuesday night, at
which it is expected that something will
be heard from the committee on house
numbering and street naming.
The question raised in the Payson.
Hutchinson Ditch company case in the
district court, yesterday, involves inter
esting points as to priority in water
rights.
a famous costumer of Denver is coming
up here to furnish the masquerade suits
for the printers ball on Thanksgiving
night, and there will be numerous splen-
did costumes gotten up in this city.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
60l0; lowest, 2s.O'; mean temperature
40 s; mean humidity, A 3 per cent. high
est velocity of wind 10 miles per hour.
Hon. Robert Homer, chairman of the
Democratic territorial central committee
OF this territory, has rendered his resigna.
ton. The committee will meet in Lara
mic City, Nov. 90, to take action in this
matter and to transact such other business
as may properly be presented.
The stock inspector at the Crow agency
in Montana has collected over 500 stolen
horses. which now await Identification by
their owners, while over 300 have been
reclaimed and returned to their owners.
The Crows have been induced to adopt a
common brand for their stock.
Two residents Of Wyoming, Frank Had
sell, of Elk mountain, and Mrs. Antsin-
ette Hadsell, of this city, a teacher of elo-
c%ution, arc among the heirs of three
brothers, Thomas, William and Aquilla
Chase, who have left $50, 900, 900 in Eng
land to be divided among their relatives
in the United States.
The citizens of Fetterman have illus
trated the genius of Americanism by just
completing a very fine school house at a
cost of LOGO. 1t is finished and fur
nished in the best of style, with a bell.
fine organ, the latest improved seats,
charts, globes and other furniture. Miss
May Baird, a popular young lady of Lara
mic, and a highly competent teacher, has
gone to Fort Fetterman to take charge of
the school there,
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
dist church will give an oyster and ice
cream supper at Keefe's hall next Tues
day evening. Every arrangement has
been made for a complete success at this
supper Those who like oysters will find
them served in the most delicious styles.
For those who will prefer other dishes the
ice cream, cake etc. will be abundant.
Now let everyone who is interested in the
success of the city and its public build
ings. help these ladies in their effort to
assist in building a new church.