, 1896-10-03
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
For fine watch repairing go to Carte

Senator Clark at Maennerchor hall
tonight.
Grand republican rally at Maenner-
chor tonight.
Lowney's fine candies, n full assort>
ment, at Settele's.
NJ. Wobul and Peter Johnson shipped
three ears of cattle today,
J. w. Browns ~resJauran sets the
bast table in the city. Try it.
Fresh bulk oysters, direct from New
York. at Browns. served in all styles.
Another crew was placed in service
on the Sixth district yesterday. Andy
Isum was the lucky con"
The republican flambeau club will
meet for uniformed drill this (Satur-
d2y) evening at $50 sharp at Meanner-
Choir hall.
Roll Hebeler, the prominent ranch-
man, left for old England last night.
lie will sail from New York on the Teu-
tonic the 18th inst.
Emil Hoy has purchased a half inter-
est in the secondhand business of John
Davis. His many friends will wish
him success in his new venture.
B. W. Towner is in from Cooper Hill.
idr. Towner, it will be remembered, re-
Gently had one of his legs broken. He
is now able to get about upon crutches.
The members of the old Five Hun
bred club will give a dance at North
Star hall this evening. An attempt
will be made to revive the old organi-
cation.
a carload of young elk passed
through to the east this morning. They
are en- route to a private park in Massa-
chusetts. They were captured in Jack
sons Hole.
George S. Fletcher and Miss Susie
Stevens both of Walden, Colo, were
married at the Methodist parsonage at
s o'clock last evening, the Rev. ]. w.
Taylor officiating.
NJ. Wolbul and Peter johnson shipped
shipped q head of cattle to the Omaha
market today which averaged 14O1A
pounds. 1t was the finest car of beef
ever sent Il of this market.
VIM. Conklin. of the bridge depart
ment of the Union Pacific at Green
River, fell from a bridge yesterday and
received a evere scalp wound. He was
on No. 2 last night en- route to Denver.
Agent Clark informs The Republican
that all parties desiring to attend
the Mountain and Plain festival at
Denver may procure their tickets at
the ticket office tomorrow morning and
go on the noon train if they desire.
Messrs. Larry Hickey. Fred Hesse.
ST.. Martin Carroll and John Baltic re-
turned from a hunting trip to the Blue
Grass country last evening. They had
a splendid time and brought home lots
of game, IS antelope having been kill
ed by the party.
Messrs. Fox and Mckee returned
from their trip to the Little Ella mine
yesterday, and were accompanied by
Samuel Cohen, Fred Schafer and Frank
Forphal. Work in the drift on the Lit
tie Ella will be resumed again next
week and will be pushed with vigor.
Senator Clarence D. Clark arrived on
the noon train from his home at Evans
ton and will speak at Maennerchor to-
night. The senator has been stumping
the state and reports that the senti-
ment for VIM. Mckinley and protection
is growing stronger daily. The cam
paign of passion and prejudice is on the
wane.
Miss Effie l.. Jackson delivered an in
teresting and instructive lecture to the
pupils of Miss East's room and many
others yesterday afternoon. Her sub
ject was the Yellowstone National park,
and her listeners were so wrapped up
in what she was saying that they voted
to extend time and remain after school
in order Thai she might conclude.