, 1900-10-11

If you need your glasses changed,
or a new pair, call ON George S. Adams,
the Optician. Glasses adjusted for
all defects that glasses will correct.
Examination free. Graduate of PEG
ria Optical College. Office with DR..
Finney.
If you intend to purchase a jacket,
shirt waist, dressing sacque, skirt r
wrapper it will pay you to see our
line. CosGRIFF BRos. Co.
Up to Yesterday Mr.. Cook, who has
erected a way station half way be
tween here and Walcott, has not yet
secceeded in getting a sufficient sup
ply of water in his drilled well. He
will III active Operations
this week.
Mrs. james j. Hopkins was taken
suddenly and violently i'll with gastritis
yesterday at the Hot Springs Hotel.
DIR. LouSeay, who had made all his
arrangements to leave for Denver, was
compelled to remain over and attend
her. She is rapidly recovering at this
time.
1t will pay you to examine my line
of trimmed and untrimmed hats,
Misses and childrens caps, hoods and
! street hats, velvet, laces, ribbon, &c.
and all the new Polka dot trimmings
which ! am receiving weekly.
Mas. Fl. A. DYER.
Miss Maud Starr, the democrat
ic candidate for superintendent of
-,lDrI. Inc hoo, -, A., .tt, tIf, ,,.anI
in the interest of her candidacy. Miss
Starr is IA republican and will draw
many votes from the republican party,
which makes her election "a foregone
conclusion.
The local editor of this paper is un-
der obligations to f. q. Wolf, the
proprietor of the Hotel Wolf, for a
box of fine Havanas. If there is
anything we like it is a good cigar
and we shall remember the donor
every time we light one of his fragrant
cigars.
Mrs. Britt, mother of Henry Britt
of Encampment, passed through here
the first of the week ON her way home
to Merrill. Wis. She has been at the
bedside of her son for the past month,
nursing him through a very serious
illness of typhoid fever. Mr.. Britt is
able to be out again.
We are showing the largest and
best line of gents clothing in the city
Union Made.) Workmanship and fit
guaranteed. CoSGRIFF Bros. Co.
For the last two days Il couple Of
gentlemen have been making long pc
destrian tours III the neighborkood of
the Platte river. Apparently all points
of the compass have been traversed III
and about the city. 1t would be
reasonable to surmise that there was
an irrigation proposition in sight.
State Examiner, II. b. Henderson,
was here the past week, looking into
the affairs of School District No.9.
He did not find things in perfect order
! by any means, but was enabled to
give the board such instructions as
will govern their actions in future
and make matters more comprehen-
sive.
After twenty six days of fasting
and wrestling in the throes of typhoid
fever, MIR. Lawrence Cantwell, IA min
er from the Ferris Haggerty mines, is
again enjoying his liberty by appear
ing on our streets. Although his un-
derpining is yet in an unstable con
dition he states his appetite is some
thing fierce and would put IL blanket
mortgage on any hostlery.
That Wyoming will be one of the
great mining states of the west is an
assured fact. We doubt whether
there was ever Il district opened up in
the west that will compare in mineral
magnitude with our own. Magniti-
cent showinSs of IA practical nature,
which are in every quarter, coming to
light and i'll such numbers that one
acquainted with mining developments
is struck with amazement at the rich
store of treasure in sight.