, 1897-04-19
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BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
Union Pacific pay day.
Hot soda at Settele's.
E. W. coRDlNER, MGR

Hot soda at Settele's.
Miss Cora Gray's evening dancing
class will be postponed for this week.
The best cup OF coffee in town, at the
Delmonico. Geo. E. Phillips, proprietor.
w. NJ. Reese expects t o have som
good news to report to the people OF
Laramie In a few days.
Neat and clean service and the best
the market affords, cooked to the queens
taste, are leading features at Browns.
Six Mexicans left for Rock Creek this
morning, one for Fort Steele and one
for Casper. They will engage in sheep
shearing.
Engineer J. w. Harris is gradually
losing ground and it is not thought by
his physician that he can last more than
a few days.
Duck hunters report poor success yes
terday. The day was perfect and the
birds kept just around the bend or up
pretty high.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers have perfected all arrangements
for the entertainment Of their guests at
Maennerchor tomorrow night and a
grand good time is anticipated.
Don't forget to go to Mrs. r. Davis
Home Restaurant for Sunday dinners.
where o always find the best home
cooking. Meals 25 cents. Board by the
month SIS. tickets $3.50. smf
Commencing Monday April 10Th,
Eggleston, the shoe man, will have in
operation at his place of business a
shining stand, which will be free to all
customers Of the house. Call in.
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.
Attorney Hills and family, Of Lara
mic. have decided to hereafter reside in
Evanston. Laramie has lost an esteem
ed family and this own gains some
good and desirable citizens.-Evanston
News-Register.
Commissioner John Reid and Mr.. c
D. Griffin were among those from out
side the city who attended divine SER
vices In Laramie Easter Sunday. They
are Knights Templar and attended SER
vices at St. Matthews's.
The fireman who was injured in the
Green River wreck recently while rid.
ing in the way car as q deadhead pas
senger has or Is about to bring sui,
against the railroad company for $780,.
900 damages.-Evanston Press.
President Mckinley will be invited to
attend Utah's great pioneer jubilee to
be held in Salt Lake City IN July 1924.
Governors OF all the western state, con-
gressional delegations and noted west
ern pioneers will also receive invita-
tions.
DR.. Swigart has received another let
ter from w. R. West in relation to the
matter Of Laramie sending representa-
tives abroad for the purpose OF talking
up the mining interests. He says he can
secure transportation for them, and
urges that immediate action be taken.
Mr.. w. w. Breese completed his con-
tract to sink the soda well for Mr.. Geo.
Spinner and left for Rawlins on business
last Wednesday,. 1t is the intention OF
Mr.. Spinner to have Mr.. Breese sink the
well deeper later on. The present depth
is about 300 feet and the water obtaind
shows the same percentage of soda as
that OF the original well.-Green River
Star.
James McGibbon, the Red Buttee
ranchman, is in the city today, and has
a strange incident to report. He lost
more Of his pets Of the stream than he
did sheep in the recent storm. The snow
drifted over the hole where most OF his
finny beauties play hide and seek, and
in the slush IS Of them were suffocated.
One Of the yearlings was measured and
was nine and one-half inches long.
The Sir Knights and Ladies' Of the
Maccabees will entertain their friends
at A. o. U. w. hall tonight at 8 p. M. In
honor Of the new Hive being organized
by Eudocia S. Moffat. deputy supreme
commander at large. Mrs. Moffat and
Prof. Ridgaway will speak for their or
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