, 1896-12-26
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HOLIDAY COoDS>
At COST : :
: WYOMING DRY GOODS CO., )
|! e. W. coRDIMER, Manager =
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Go to Braidwood's for the finest cup
of coffee in town.
Some good cores were made at the
gun club shoot yesterday.
Cutflowers, Holly and Mistletoe, at
Mrs. Schalk's, POS Thornburg.
]. w. Browns restaurant sets the
best table in the city. Try 1t.
Fresh bulk oysters, direct from New
York, at Browns. served in all styles.
Dean Mallett left a key with a black
ribbon attached at this office today.
Owner can have same by calling.
The elegant sealskin cape at the
store of the Wyoming Dry Goods COM,
pany was drawn Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. Armitage.
For the first time in its history Lar
annie has taken the lead in Wyoming
in banking matters. The statement OF
the First National just issued is the
best made by any Wyoming bank.
Ticket-holders in the set Of dishes
at the Temple of Economy are request
ed to be OF hand at the store at s
O'Clock this evening, when the drawing
will take place. Take your tickets
with you.
The friends of Manager Brown Of
the Thornburgh who had the good for.
tune to partake of his Christmas din.
ner yesterday are today complimentine
him in a manner which is greatly to
his credit.
Two Mexican men and one Mexican
woman were arraigned before Judge
Fitch today. the men charged with be-
ing drunk and the woman being charg-
ed with. prostitution. All three were
found guilty and are now in the city
Jail serving out their fines.
The football game at Cheyenne yes
terday resulted in the defeat of the
Russell team by a score OF 4 to nothing.
Little has been heard OF the game here
except that Sam Wilson tour own SAM
played with the Knicerbockers and
SoNCICu AlIloCll all OScI WILL kloIy,
Fred Hesse umpired the game.
Laramie is to have a Cuban repre-
sentative. Charles Scion has gone to
Denver with the avowed purpose of en-
listing in the defense Of the Island
of Sorrow" Scion has been employed
at the Union Pacific shops and was a
member of the fire department and the
militia company.
George R. Brown Of Indian creek ac-
companied by his brother-in-law, W.
H. Lovett of Laramie, was down the
first Of the week. Mr.. Lovett has been
prospecting successfully in the Mills
west Of Collins, and has some good
claims in that region. The Sun enjoy
ed a pleasant social call from both men.
Saratoga Sun.
DR.. l.. A. Barnes OF Greeley, brother
of DR.. Barnes of this city, had a misfor-
tune Wednesday night of a very seri-
II nature. While riding his wheel
after dark he ran into a piece of water
pipe, breaking both forks OF his bicy,
Gle and turning the wheels inside out,
The doctor was thrown some 10 feet.
striking the ground upon his head and
shoulder. His collar bone was broken
and left shoulder dislocated.
The prisoners at the pen enjoyed
Christmas probably as we'll as anybody
in Laramie. Thanks to Warden Nc
Donald. they were provided with an
elegant dinner, which was partaken OF
with a keen relish. After dinner some
Of the Episcopal people from the city
entertained them with a literary and
musical program. Comic songs and
recltations which were Of an enlivenine
nature predominated in the program.
Louis Miller returned on No. 3 this
morning from quite an extended trip
to Chicago and st. Louis, to which
cities he went for the purpose of con.
sulting with parties interested In The
mines at the Jelm mountain camp. Mr..
Miller brings back the encouraging
news that a mill has been purchased
and will be In operation at the camp
the first of April. The machinery pur.
chased is OF the most modern pattern
and has been selected with a thorough
knowledge Of the vol which 1t Is ex-