, 1897-10-12
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.


3tooh oysters in any style al BroWns
restaurant
One plain drunk, a lady" ~disgraced
he police court today.
Born, in Laramie. Wyo., October II.
10 the wife OF Peter Thennis, a boy.
Fries. stews. raws, best oysters in the
market, served up to date at Browns.
First-class board and room SIS per
month. Frontier Hotel, corner Third
and Kearney.
The Ladies' Aid sooie,y o. the Bap-
vAt church will NEE; with Mrs. Hous-
ton. on Grand avenue, near Third street.
tomovow afternoon.
There will be a reception for the bish-
Up ut st. Matthews hall Wednesday
evening a. 8 O'Clock. Everybody cor
daily invited to attend.
Among the sales al Souh Omaha yes
sAsuday we're Is feeders belonging to w.
q. Center OF Wyoming. which brought
el.00 and II steers belonging to A. H.
Rsn $4.25.
Weather probabilities: Partly cloudy
Hnight and Wednesday with showers
tunlght In the northeast portion OF the
OeAte. Warmer 'sonight. Cooler in the
western portion OF The state.
Judging from the way hay is being
bought up every day, it is safe to say
that some Of the stockmen are bound
to get left II they have moi already Sc
Cured what they need for the coming
Winter.-Nor;h Park Union.
u dispatch from Raleigh, North Caro-
Nina, says it is learned ina; the widow
Of Bill Nye had $500 in the wrecked
First National bank OF A.shevilie. OF
which she will not get a dollar. This
sum II almost al lshe had. save some
aountain land.
Mfss May Goodding. who is in the
CRY on a visit, was a caller atA he pen>
tsnkiary this afternoon. N company
win Mrs. H. A. Robinson. The insti,
tutSon was OF much interest to her, and
W1s explained in detail by Warden Nc
Donald and Lessee N. X. Boswell.
Il il a good sign that every mechanic
In town is employed. Buildings will
- UP In Walden like mushrooms this
tall and from present Indications ev.
eeybody will have work till snow pre-
vents progress. This town will have a
population OF 500 within another year.
North Park Union.
There Ii little wonder that Brown
conducts the most popular restaurant
h che state. His help is the very best
and he will permit nothing to go onto
~ tables that Is o clean and cooked
In the highest style OF the culinary art.
With his fresh milk cows and his flock
at chickens. everybody is happy.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the marriage OF Miss Idalia
n. Vogelsang and Mr.. Horace W. Per.
kinA. The ceremony took pace Mon,
day. October 4. at high noon at 81.
Marks, the Rev. John H. Houghton OF.
0cfskang. The BRIDE will be remembered
~ the charming young lady who con-
Quoted a very successful dancing class
In this city several years ago.
State Fish Commissioner Schnitger
hAD been investigating the local hatch>
cry at 8undance and speaks in praises
ct the work which has been done dur,
Ing the past year. One hundred thou,
aand brook eggs have been ordered from
NasMchusetts and will be paced in the
hatchery in December. It is expected
vhese will yield about 90, 900 fish, which
will be distributed in Crook county
atreAme.
The Union Pacific Railway company
10 enRged in enlarging its yards at
Rawlins and has over so men employed
IN the work. Three more tracks will be
pot In before the yards will furnish re-
Qufrements. A new ice house and OIL
house viii be erected. and the freigh,
nepck moved to a more convenient 10,
cakion. Work on the improvements has
heen n progress a month and will be
coukinued for six or eight weeks more.
-Chsvenne Tribune.
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