, 1885-09-08
SHORT STORIES
Gathered by Asking Everybody
What Do You Know"
Things Which are too Little to
Carry a Head.

All quiet on Bitter creek.
There was hope in the western sky last
night.
The sun struggled out several times yes.
terday.
Some Of the G. A. X. guests will arrive
to-day.
Louis G.. jerks has bought the Phoe
nix market,
Nine soldiers with a Calling gun were
sent west Sunday night.
Six hours of bright dry weather will
make the streets just right.
Set aside Friday evening for go Min
utes in the War" for the church.
SO long as the soldiers are out west
there will be no more rioting by the
miners.
The b. H. LIS held their regular
monthly meeting at the Congregational
shurch last night.
Sixty Minutes in the War. in this
instance, is four years service boiled
down and sweetened.
Skating at Keefe's rink this evening
and continuing every evening during the
G. A r. encamrm
In CONSEQUENCE 81 H. c.ul
Ontyd Womdn's Heart company to make
the necessary railroad connections, there
will be no performance at the opera house
tonight.
Two Migrants, two DRINKS and two dis
turbers of the peace made up the haul i IN
Judge Lees net yesterday. One of the
DRINKS and one of the disturbers paid the
fine. Tie Others went to jail.
Yesterday morning at the depot there
were a number of wealthy cattlemen
logged out in their cowboy clothes, going
down the road to load cattle, who repre-
sented many millions of capital.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
55.9'i lowest, 400; mean temperature;
49, mean humidity, $50 per cent; high
est velocity of wind "A miles per hour:
rainfall 10.
kilograms are at the Western Union
office for the following named persons.
+. c. Babcock, r. r. Rothgerbeer, j. d.
Powell, Annie Schvenben; Bert Smith.
NJ. d. Roche, A. Laughlin. J. W. Lyle,
+. B. Anderson.
Mr.. Chas. Boulter, the celebrated
Nimrod, returned on Sunday from a hunt
in Nebraska, with a wagon load of game,
a large portion of which he distributed
friends. The LEADER acknowl-
the receipt of six fine prairie
chickens.
The Tongue River Ditch company has
filed articles of incorporation with Secre-
tary Morgan. The gentlemen interested
arc John A. Moore, Samuel II. Early,
j. Gleield. John Wood and Charles w.
Lewis. The capital stock is placed at
So, 900.
On the occasion of VIII l.. Visscher' $
humorous lecture, go Minutes in
the War, at the Presbyterian church
Friday evening, for the church,
Mrs. Visscher will sing, in German, the
beautiful song by Abt., "Wenn die
Schwalben Heimwaerts Ziehn'-.When
the Swallows Homeward Fly. "
Although a large part of the goods or
dered for Mrs. Nisscher's new millinery
store are yet on the way, the establish
ment will be opened to-day, and the ladies
are invited to call and see the novelties.
Ferguson street. between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth, east side, one door north Of
the old SIM office.
Quite a crowd at the trotting park yes
terday Witnessed a match between Wight
mans Kitty and Swans Judge Curtis
Geo. Emery drove the mare and Jay
Pettibone the horse. Kitty beat Judge
Curtis in three straight heats, the first
two being very close. Tho time of the
heats was 2:49, 2.4s and $50 respectively.
The betting was quite heavy