, 1896-08-10
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

the CITY cooler saturday night.
The democratic state convention vii,
assemble at Rock Springs Thursday.
Drexel cigars 5 cents. worth 10 cents.
Egsleston & Desmond, the druggists.
The committee is already hustline
for the G. A. r. fair. October 20 and II.
Get your dinner at Browns. Cheap
err than home cooking and just as good.
Hear Miss De Lano, the operate
vocalist, at Roots opera house tonight.
Charley Harris and Ed Burke are
out in the Centennial on a 10 days
pleasure trip.
Eggleston & Desmond, the druggists,
best soda in town, also DreXel-Ameri-
cas- best . cent cigar.
For the finest table board in the city
try Browns. Short orders at all hours.
Everything in season.
Mrs. Edward lvinson will entertain
her friends at a Might've party
Wednesday evening.
Saturday l09 cars of gravel were
loaded at sherman, beating all records.
The output was sen to the Nebraska
division.
The play for the Payton Comedy
company for tonight is the great four
act American society comedy, The
C~armencita.'
y. e. Corthell wheeled in from Tres
ley's ranch on the Little Laramie yes
terday in one hour and 80 minutes. The
distance is 25 miles.
DR.. Sawyer informs us that he has
determined TO make Laramie his home.
and may be seen at his Office in the Al
blny county bank building.
The parade given by the brass band
of the Payton company today was en-
joyed by a large crowd. Tonight THE
Carmencita' will be given.
Dad" Kinnear and party came in
yesterday from Dunn's ranch, down the
river. with a bag of 60 sage chickens,
killed in three hours shooting.
Tomorrow another new outfit OF
eight miners will be sent out to the
properties OF the Snowy Range placer
properties to do development work.
One of Ranchman Kings shepherd.
ers was brought to town this morning
suffering from a badly sprained ankle.
He was given the required medical
treatment.
Charley Hegewald. who returned
from Dutton creek yesterday. reports
work on he Little Ella progressing
splendidly. The indications are better
than ever before.
Sam Garrett today purchased the CT
gar store of Frank Coolican on Thorn
burgh street. San is an old-time Lara
mic boy and will undoubtedly make a
success of his new venture.
Oregon, now lying at the port of San
Francisco, passed west on No. 8 this
morning. They came from New York
and were recently exchanged from the
Indiana.
Word comes from the north that
Tom Kennedy, who made one of the
Owen surveying party, nearly sue,
combed to mountain fever a few weeks
ago. At last accounts he was reported
recovering rapidly.
1t is expected that the new !. O. O. F.
hall will be completed by Sept. Is.
Workmen are now engaged on the sec
ond story and the front Of the build
ing when completed will present a
beautiful appearance.
A section man from Red Buttes while
out fishing yesterday became %entangled
with a hook which completely embed
ded itself in the palm of his hand. DR..
Stevens cut the hook out this morning
and sewed up the wound.
Charles S. Crysler and Miss Nellie
M. Smith, daughter of Mrs. C. w.
Bramel of this city were married last
Tuesday al The home of the bride in
Buchanan, Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. Crysler
have engaged apartments in the city
for the summer.
Everybody should turn III and hear
the free band concert in front OF Roots
opera house tonight. Senior Rauwn
Casio, the Spanish baritone virtuoso,
will introduce his own arrangement OF
"Old Kentucky Home with varia-
tons. A cordial invitation is extended
to the ladies'.
Mr.. Edward Palmquist accompanied
by Miss Mary Sparr had quite an ex-
perience while riding in company with
one another on their wheels last night.
In turning a corner they collided with
The result that Miss Sparr's bicycle was
smashed in bad shape. Luckily neither
rider was injured.
The fare for the round trip to the
Thirtieth Annual National Encamp.
ment OF the G. A. R.. at st. Paul on
Sept. 2, is SCI. Tickets will be on sail
Aug. 80 and 81, good Is days. An ex.
tension of 15 days will be granted upor
depositing ticket with joint agent al
st. Paul before Sept. 18th.
Mrs. Charles Kuster had a narrow
escape from serious injuries last even
! Ing. She entered her residence aftes
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