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BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Kodaks and kodak supplies. Settele's.
Weather probabilities: Fair tonight
and Tuesday.
One drunk in Judge Fitch's court his
morning and that was all.
VIM. Norrell. Peterson Bros. and Mr..
Chedsey will ship a lot OF North park
cattle today.
First-class board and room SIS per
month.- Frontier Hotel. corner Third
and Kearney.
City Clerk w. e. Howard a accepted
a position at Poca,ello and will leave for
mat city tomorrow morning.
The reason Brown succeeds in the res
Hurau; bushes is because he gives his
5olriers he best the market affords.
Charles Harris has a smile all over his
:ace today. Mrs. Harris and Miss Etfie
Naismith will be home IN the morning.
There are two candidates for the pace
made vacant by the resignation OF w. p.
Howard. The Republican will make a
guess that c. w. Bussard will get it.
The pay car arrived in the city last
night and went west this morning. Al
his point it disbursed more money
than It has at any September pay day in
many a year.
Ralph Coyte, Mike Connors, Floyd
Sappos, ThOs. Doane and Chas. Mckim
left for the cattle market yesterday win
80 loads OF Swift cattle. They came
in from the park.
Licenses to wed were on Saturday aft
ernoon issued to Willis l.. Gregory OF
Fremont, Neb., and Miss Lille Chandler
Of Cheyenne. and Mr.. Fred Matthews
and Miss Annie Winter. both OF this
city. The latter couple was married Sat
urday night.
Co. Randall, Lieutenant Walker and
Lieutenant Bell passed west this morn
ing with 25 men from The Eighth Uni
Ted States infantry. They are a picked
body O. men and had the appearance
OF being able to withstand the rigors
OF the Klondike atmosphere. Most of
rheir supplies will be picked up at Seat
tie.
Strange atmospheric conditions exist
ed last night. At 2 o'clock this morn
Ing there was a broad ring around the
moon which was most beautiful in its
nature. To the northeast lights shot
trsm the horizon almost up to the ze-
NTH. presenting a spectacle OF magnifi-
cence. This, Of course, is a second
hand story.
In the restaurant business as well as
any other it is necessary to keep up with
he procession or fall by the wayside.
Brown is the man who takes time by the
forelock and anticipates the wants OF
his customers. Everything up to date
and the best table in the city. Give him
a call and be convinced that what is
claimed for him is correct.
United States Marshal j. 4. McDer-
mott. Deputy Baldwin and Sheriff Grim
met passed through Laramie on train
No. 4, having in their custody two pris-
oners Tor the United Sta .es court to deal
with. They were Isaiah Johnson, charg-
ed with killing a comrade at Fort Wa
Shake, Chas. Pauley. and Dick Clark,
charged with grand larceny in robbing
i sheep camp OF something like $40
worth Of property. Both crimes were
committed on the reservation, hence the
prisoners will be tried in Judge Riner's
court.
Having failed to soften the hearts OF
Albany's legislators, the people OF Ian
der are now determined to win our es,
TEEN and affection by sending among
us their bright girls and boys. No less
than II from Fremont county will at.
tend the university during the coming
year. Saturday night Miss Edith Sig
nor. Guy Signor and Albert Videl ar
rived. Miss Signor will visit for a few
days with Miss Laura Coutant and will
then proceed on her way east. where she
will spent the winter. Tonight Miss
Kittie Sheldon. Miss Allie Knott. Miss
Dottie Allen, Miss Mabel Cheney and
Mr.. George Sheldon will arrive, and all
will enter the university. The students
mentioned are among the brightest OF
the boys and girls OF the Lander valley
and they will be heard from in the fu.
ture history Of Wyoming.
II you yyapt a o,o5 SOWING machine on
to Mrs. Blake. Get II at a reasonable
price and on easy terms. 1871
FOR RENT-Small furnished house.
Apply at Thobro's Drug Store. ct