, 1901-10-23

state championship for ladies, did
splendid work and o from Miss He
bard by four strokes. Miss Hebard
held second place, and was followed
by Mrs. Fuller who is a close third.
Mrs. Brewster of the Cheyenne club
took first prize in putting and Miss
Towson second. Prof. Gilkison out
put the Cheyenne team and captured
the first prize. Mr.. Dawson coming
second.
The golf links of the Laramie Golf
club have been changed somewhat re-
Gently. Two of the holes have been
moved, thereby shortening the course
and giving a better location to the
greens. The moving of the first green
avoids the deep cut and the moving of
the second green avoids the stony
bunker on top of the hill where so
many balls have been lost and so many
clubs broken.
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The governmental department of ag-
~riculture ~advertises for ali assistant in
the bureau of animal industry at a sal
airy of twelve hundred dollars a year.
II is a pity so few men here elect work
in agriculture as there is more demand
for young men in this department thar
in any other.
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Prof. knight went to Evanston last
week to examine some new discoveries
that have been made in fossils. He
found hat some Eocene fossils which
are new to science have been discover
ed. Unfortunately the men who took
out the fossils badly damaged them.
The varsity third eleven and the
Laramie high school team played a
close game last Friday afternoon re-
sulting in a score of twelve to six in
favor of the high school team. Anoth-
er game will be played a week from
Saturday and it is hoped that the
third eleven will have better success.
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Misses Beth and Lutte Foster have
issued invitations to a party for Hal
lowe'en. All those invited are look
ing forward 20 a good time.
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The games of football which were
to have been played between Chey-
pnnn hiub calnnl and tho uniuarcity |
second eleven have been called off by
the Cheyenne boys.
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Prof. Knight has an article on Oil in
the Tuesday issue of the Wyoming
Tribune.
Mr.. Charles Gilmore. class 'O1, is in
Laramie on a visit. He is on his way
to Cheyenne from where he goes on to
his old home and later to Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Gilmore is at present working for
the Carnegie Institute.
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Mr.. Neil Sudduth, 100, Mr.. Charles
Pointing, '01 and Mr.. Murphy, '01, have
been in the city from North park re-
Gently.
The vesper service held on Sunday
afternoon was well attended. Arch
deacon Weber spoke to the Y. M. c..
A. His talk was very suggestive. He
called attention to the fact that the
four representative Americans, Wash
ington, Lincoln. Dewey and Mckinley,
we're all church men,. He ended by |
saying. Be definite in your views: be
determined in your actions; be unset.
fish and train yourself to ~delicacy Of
feeling.
The debating club held its first
meeting of the ear on last Saturday
night. The following question was de-
bated: Resolved, That the United
States should take decisive measures
against anarchy" The debate was
Won by the affirmative.
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President smiley yesterday cnahR'
ed the assembly program from a his
tory quiz to an old-time college Sing"
For three quarters Of an hour the au-
ditorium resounded with the familiar
college songs.
Mr.. Cochran, who has been attend
ing the university, leaves today for