, 1897-11-12
MENTIONED.

A trainload of sheep was shipped
east today.
Have you seen those % and 80 cent
silver plated novelties at Settele's.
Fries, stews, raws, best oysters in the
market, served up to date a Browns.
DR.. Harris is expecting two trains Of
cattle from Nevada his afternoon, 1912
head.
Weather probabilities: Saturday
snow and colder, with wind shifting to
%northerly.
First-class board and room SIS pei
month. Frontier Hotel, corner Third
and Kearney.
Bona fide closing out sale at Wyo-
ming Dry Goods company's store. Cali
and be convinced.
J. d. Payne. the Sand creek ranch
man has sold to d.. n. Stickney 100
head of cows and calves mixed at $26
per head.
DR.. Coover will be at DR.. Hamilton's
office Saturday, November 13. Practice
limited to eye and ear.
Cottage prayer meeting at Mrs. c.
Yeager's, ZIG south Second at 1880 this
%evening. All are invited.
The cattle marketed by Mr.. E. Crum-
rine this week brought good prices all
through. Twelve cows were sold for
$3.50; Al steers for $500: &c steers for
SAILS. and three stays for $3.50.
George f. Phillips has rooms now
completed in connection with his res,
taurant, and parties stopping in town
for a few days will find good comfort.
able beds and good meals at his place
Very reasonable. Give him a trial.
Sheriff l.. G. Davis of Carbon county
arrived in the city on the noon train
bringing with him Murderers Flick and
Caterinis, recently sentenced to 25 and
seven years respectively by Judge
Knight. The sheriff proceeded on tC
the capital.
Bona fide closing out sale at Wyo,
ming Dry Goods c%ompany's store. Cal
and be convinced.
At the conclusion of the hearing OF
the testimony in the case of the state
VS.. Geo. II. Hunt yesterday afternoon
Judge Fitch thought the evidence suffi.
GENTLY strong to bind the man over
to the district court. Bail was fixed al
$500. Defendant was consigned to the
bastile to await trial.
The reputation of Browns cash res.
taurant has been honestly earned. His
patrons have always been assured OF
the best in the market cooked in good
style and served by courteous and OBJ.
iiging walters. A word to the wise Is
sufficient, and as rapidly as the wise
hear of the good things, they respond
Some idea car be gained as to the
settlement Of the Burlington country
when it is known that four years age
they had no school house there and
now have the largest school in the
county. Soon as a suitable building car
be erected they will have a graded
school. with three teachers.-Otto Cou,
rier.
Willie Fiddes met with a misfortune
during the gale the other day, losing
ticket to his home in Schuyler. After
he had checked his baggage and got
on the train he discovered that the
ticket was missing. 1t has been bull.
letined and no other person will be per.
mitted to ride on it, so it is probable
that he will get his money back.
Joe Brown has been having consider.
able trouble with his cattle this fall
So far he has lost 81 head of COWS and
calves, with what he thinks is black.
leg. They are not dying so fast now
and he thinks perhaps his herd is rio
of the dread disease. Such a loss is
enough to take all the profits off
small herd. and sends that wave" back
several days.-Otto Courier.
Consumers of electric light are here.
by notified that on Monday evening
next, and for two or three days there.
after. one-half of the plant will be
shut down to make necessary repairs
For this reason the company will be
able to furnish only a dim light durins
the early part OF said evenings. Ths
more economical customers are in the
use of light, the better the light will
be. After 1890 o'clock the light will be
as bright as usual.
A sad circumstance connected witt
the recent death of Mrs. Lehman arc
little Julia was the fact hat John, the
son and brother, was away off a,
Sheridan, at work at the branch
hatchery. He received a message tina,
Julia was very sick and at once be.
gan preparations to come home, when
he received another message that she
was dead. Knowing that he could not
reach home in time for the funeral, he
gave up the trip. The next news he
received was through the Laramie Re.
publican, which he obtained at the
office of the Sheridan Post, announcing
the death of his mother. In the matter
Of communication. Sheridan Is as far
removed from Laramie as Buffalo, New
York.
Awarded