, 1896-08-31
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

FOR fresh cut lowers and ice cream
go to Mrs. Schalk's.
The Mckinley club will organize at
Maennerchor hall this evening.
Drexel cigars 5 cents, worth 10 cents.
Eggleston & Desmond, the druggists.
Get your dinner at Browns. Cheap
er than home cooking and just as good.
Eggleston & Desmond, the druggists,
best soda in town, also Drexel-Ameri-
cas- best 5 cent cigar.
For the finest table board in the city
try Browns. Short orders at all hours.
Everything in season.
One car of cattle was shipped today
by DR.. H. l.. Stevens from Iron noun
tlln station TO Omaha.
No. 4 was delayed this side of Look
out today for more chan an hour by a
slight acd1ien. TO the engine.
"A freight train broke in two east of
Granite station this morning and No. 3
was delayed for nearly an hour there
by.
Remember the lawn social at Ivin-
sons villa, next Wednesday afternoon
from . to 7 O'Clock. Supper from 5 to
I. Tickets % cents each.
Governor Richards has gone to his
home in Johnson county. He will
prove up on his homestead at Red
Bank before returning 10 the capital.
Mr.. n. X. Boswell, who is in from his
ranch. says thai fishing on the Big
Laramie last Friday was the finest he
ever saw. In W hours he caught all
nat he could pack, and four and five
Founders were common.
The Methodist conference will meet
at Raw;ins on Thursday of this week.
Bishop Vincent of Topeka. presiding.
Residents of Laramie hope hat Mr..
Taylor of the Methodist church will be
returned to his charge in this city.
1t has been decided to organize the
Mckinley club at Maennerchor This
evening. The band and a glee club will
in attendance. All who have an inter-
est in the policy of protection and the
election of VIM. Mckinley are invited
to attend.
Philip Sheridan Parks and Victoria
Virginia koenig were united in mar
riage at the Methodist parsonage at 10
O'Clock this morning, the Rev. J. w.
Taylor officiating. Miss Koenig comes
from Streaton, H., and Mr.. Parks is a
%ranchman of Wyoming.
Approaching the many kindnesses of
the penitentiary yesterday made him
a very beautiful and valuable present.
consisting of a fine work basket made
from horns and plush, elegantly lined.
Its value is probably more than $40. Mr..
Taylor is very proud of the gift.
A large number of campers who have
been enjoying the fine weather in the
Centennial valley returned to the city
yesterday. The Trabing-Sigwart par.
ty. the Campbell-Davis party and the
Holgeman party were among the num-
Der. Eleven rigs stopped at the ranch
Of Mr.. James May while they had din
ner.
One of the heaviest rainstorms ever
experienced in that section passed over
Sheep mountain about i O'Clock yes
terday. The rain was accompanied by
hail, and made a oar as it rushed down
the mountain side which could be
heard for miles. In a few minutes the
Little Laramie was a torrent and fish
ing was suspended for the day.
While Dan Jordan was exercising his
tr0.ter Saturday evening, the animal
became frightened at some cowboys
riding by and swerved quickly to the
sidekalk near M. H. Murphy's resi-
dence. The vehicle was overturned
and Mr.. Jordan was thrown violently
over the fence. He struck on his face
and several teeth were loosened. His
injuries are not serious and he will be
all right again in a few days.
Prof. Graves, president of the univer-
sity of Wyoming, was in Evanston the
first of the week.. President Graves Is
an energetic young nan Of consider
able experience in college work and
has large plans for making the univer-
s!ty more popular with the people Of
the state. He has been interviewing a
number of young people of Evanston
who intend to attend college the com,
ing year.-Evanston News-Register.
More than so people from Laramie
attended a party at the ranch of Mr..
Thomas Bird. in the Centennial valley
last Thursday night. They were all
campers, enjoying the pleasures Incl
len to mountain air. berries, trout.
etc. Judge Carpenter made a silver
speech to 'Jhe party one evening, and
vas answered. with a strong argument
for Mckinley by his sister. The politi-
cal complexion of the camping party
was Z for Bryan and 4S for Mckinley,
artl Sam Campbell declares shat this
ratio win be maintained in the coming
elecuion.
Mr.. d. M. McCrim. who has been
working on some placer ground on the
Laramie below Dodge City for the past
80 days, arrived in the city last even
ing. Mr., McCrum is enthusiastic owe!