, 1897-03-22
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: SATURDAY, MARCH 20. ,
: WYOMING DRY GOODS CO., ;
= e. W. CoRDINER, Manager \
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
Hot soda at Settele's.

For a good meal, try Browns.
Go to Braidwood's for the finest cup
of coffee in town.
Mrs. Tegner is doing nicely today and
is practically out of danger.
Charley DeKay won the opera glasses
at the Gray rattle at Fenwick's Satur-
day night, making a throw Of As.
Weather probabilities: Clear this aft
ernoon. Fair tonight and Tuesday.
Warmer Tuesday; variable winds.
By agreement of parties to the suit the
Stickney-Hall case will be settled out
o. court. This case has been pending
for several terms.
Browns restaurant has begun the
New Year with the intention Of beat-
ing its peerless record of the old year.
Best table in town.
Everybody is invited 10 attend our
grand spring opening Of dry goods and
millinery Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. March %. "a and %. Lara
ME Dry Goods Co.
a man by the name of Styles. at
Meeteetse, was knocked down by one OF
his leaders and run over by two horses
and a wagon loaded with 1000 pounds.
He escaped without any broken bones,
though pretty badly bruised up.-Otto
Courier.
Billy Roberts and Arthur came down
from Grant Tuesday. Mr.. Roberts was
displaying a piece OF brown quartz in
which the yellow metal could be @
very plainly. He .5tates that he has a
small vein Of the rock located inc has
already interested parties with capital
in its Observation-Disclosures World.
E. Crumrine, d. c. Bacon. II. G.
Balch. NJ. C. Brown and C. p. Arnold
are home from the Northrop sale. The
sheep were sold for $2.4Oh, the cattle at
$40 and other %propertey at very reason
able figures. E. Crumrine bought the
sheep for Eykyn and McGibbon. The
proceeds Of the sale were something in
excess OF $50 900.
The cathedral vas comfortably filled
again last evening to listen to Dean NAL
let's lecture upon The Alleged Like
ness to the Church Of Rome" Mr.. Mar
quardt and Mrs. McCutcheon sang an
exceedingly fine duet taken from the old
| familiar HYMN .Ip tba rr.,., ~ rb.i,k
| Glory" Had they not been in the
house of God their music would have
been heartily encored.
James Husband, a C%ornishman, was
picked up near the glassworks Saturday
evening in a deranged condition. OFF,
Ger knadler took him to the county Jail,
where he has been treated by County
Physician S. B. Miller. He was s0ne>
what improved yesterday and today and
it is thought that the arrangement was
only temporary. being brought on by
hunger and exposure.
The Republican has received a COM
munication from J. F. White of Rock
Creek, in which that gentleman, who is
Il brother-in-law Of the Simmons broth
ers arrested for m%oonshining, says that
he is still in Rock Creek and not in
Georgia and that l.. Kabis can find him
there. He proposes to conduct his bust
ness in Rock Creek and says he ia CAP
able OF doing a better job than the Sim
IONS boys did, according to the accounts
published. He desires The Republican
to let the people interested in the affair
know what he thinks about the matter,
Reports Of a sensational affair come
from Glendo. Miss Matte Erwin OF
Cheyenne has been teaching school east
OF Glendo. A few days since she had
trouble with a boy in school and to see
that the matter was adjusted told the
boys family of the trouble. Whereupon,
an older brother of the boy picked up a
board and began beating the
numerically. A sister Of the boy tried
to Interfere, but the older brother
Knocked her down with his fist. Miss
Erwin witnessed the whole affair and
was so wrought up over it that she i'm,
mediately quit the school and returned
to Observation-Disclosures World.
John Daily, William Wallace, Harvey
Hubbard and o. X. Hubbard, all boys
about Is Or 16 years Of age, were ar
raigned in Judge Fitch's court this aft
ernoon, at the instance OF John Tobin
OF the Union Pacific secret service, and
charged with the crime OF stealing coal
from the Union Pacific company. They
were found guilty and were given jail
sentences. Harvey Hubbard going to
jail for 10 days and the other three for
eight days each. 1t seems that the boys
have been conducting a sort OF club
house in the southern portion Of the city
and the coal was for the purpose of heat
ing 1t. They were taken at once to the
county Jail and will now have an oppor,
tnnsty to reflect upon the wisdom of
their misdeeds.
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via Omaha or Kansas City.
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