, 1897-04-23
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
Ho: soda at Settele's.

Mrs. Gus Johnson is quite seriously
i'll.
Eleven cars OF cattle were fed at the
Laramie yards today.
The best cup Of coffee in town, at the
Delmonico, Geo. Z. Phillips, proprietor.
Born, in Laramie, Wyo., April 90,
1897. to the wife of Hugh Hynds, a
daughter.
Neat and clean service and the best
the market affords, cooked to the queens
taste, are leading features at Browns.
Weather probabilities: Partly cloudy
tonight with snow furries in the south
eastern portion OF the state. Saturday
generally fair with northerly winds.
The river is quite high. and many OF
the small streams in this section are i'm
passAblc. There will be plenty OF water
in irrigation bitches this summer
Douglas Budget.
Don't forget to go to Mrs. R. Davis
IlciIt lktSldIi II " ouluus uiiILltlS,
where you always find the best home
cooking. Meals % cents. Board by the
month SIS. tickets $3.50.
Brown, the popular restaurant man,
has rented the Carroll place, on the
river, and will hereafter provide his
own milk and cream for the restaurant
tables, insuring plenty and OF excellent
quality.
Hon. B. B. Brooks of Casper was call
announcing the death Of his father at
Chicago. His many friends throughout
the state will extend sincere sympathy.
Douglas Budget.
James E. Murphy this afternoon swore
out a complaint against James Coine,
charging him with having threatened
him with a deadly weapon. A warrant
was placed in the hands OF Constable
Fisher, and. together with Policeman
Knadler. that officer served it this after
noon.
The fair given by the ladies of the
German Lutheran church at Maenner-
Choir hall last evening was a largely at
tended and highly enjoyable affair. The
concert given by the Nagel boys Mrs.
Grant and Miss Berner was one of rare
merit and received much applause. At
tel. the concert, dancing was INDUCED in
and continued until n late hour. The
supper served by the ladies was all that
an epicure could ask, and was literally
patronized. The ladies are .congratu-
lating themselves on the success of their
efforts.
business man, as he heaved n heavy
shovelful OF snow off the sidewalk; 81
would suggest a small change in the
proverb as to April showers bringing
May flowers. | would have it read,
April snow-falls bring May snow
balls" The gentleman holding down
| the street corner near by scratched his
head n moment, and replied: Il still
suggest a slight change; have it read,
April snow-falls may bring snow
balls" He was carried home on a
stretcher.
A rather amusing incident occurred
in the court at Evanston the other day,
and although it was a pretty good joke
on u honored mayor, the Republican
cannot refrain from giving it publicity.
In a cattle stealing case Judge Brown
had subjected a witness to a critical ex-
animation in relation to the identity OF
a head taken from a beef. the witness
saying that he could identify it and pos
itively swear that it was the head OF q
certain animal although detached from
the body. Upon cross examination by
the other lawyer, the witness was asked
If he believed he could identify the head
Of Judge Brown if separated from the
body. Turning in his seat, the witness
eyed the judge closely and said: wall,
| couldn't say; l haven't known that
critter very long" And then Judge
IAhiShl Aah u zap III oluCl Ill Lie
court.
Canon Anger, master OF the temple,
is a great %favorite with children, and
upon one occasion was asked to assist
at a juvenile party. Arriving at what
he thought was his destination, a house
in a row OF others exactly alike, the
canon made his way up to the drawing
room. Don't announce me-" said he
to the domestic. and therenpon the rev.
erend gentleman went down upon all
tours, rufled up his white hair, and
crawled into the room, uttering the
growls Of an angry Polar bear. What
was his horror and amaZement to find
when he got into the room two old
ladies petriied with establishment. He
had found his way into the next door
house, instead Of into the one to which
he was hidden.
The North Star society will give a
public dance at the hall April Gath. Ad-
mission so cents. 1882
EVERETT BICYCLE.
$4,000.
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