, 1902-02-27

celebrated shoes, sold by Baker 4
Bremen.
Nelson T. Wood is going to the
Soldiers Home at Cheyenne. Mr..
Wood was a member of the 18th
Mass. Infantry and is now disabled
so that he is unable to earn a living
by manual labor.
Call and see samples of the elegant
tailor made suits for which I have
the exclusive agency. They are the
SWEETEST line of garments shown in
the state. No sweat shop work about
these garments. They are made
strictly to order. Mrs. H. A. Dyer.
Mrs. Kruger and children returned
home from Omaha Sunday, where
they have been for the past three
months visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Kruger is much improved on
account of her visit.
Alfred Heath has been appointed
agent for the Fidelity and Deposit
Company of Maryland. He is ready
to furnish bonds of any kind and for
any amount on application.
Nels Hansen and his son, Freder.
lex, accompanied by Gabriel Boberg
and John Tingwall, were over from
Elk Mountain Tuesday to make land
filings before United States Com
missioner, j. F. Crawford.
Carpenter G. l.. Bundy, who has
been spending the winter at Down
ington, returned to his home recently,
He is now thinking of going to Their.
mopolis to bid on the construction OF
a telephone line near that place.
j. Fl. Williams, who is running the
Miner at Battle Lake, during the alb.
sence of Mr. Wellman, spent several
days in town this week. He expected
to meet Nh. Wellman here, but he
failed to put in an appearance.
If you cannot get the coffee you
want, at Baker & Brenner's you are
hard to please. They have 2S differ
ent varieties.
L. D. Peck, who purchased the j.
F. Wilcox ranch on Cow creek, re-
turned from his trip to P~ipestone,
Wis, last week, bringing with him
his household goods, etc. His family
are expected to follow this week.
W. L. Sill, a prominent attorney of
Encampment, was down from that
place last week as attorney for John
Brownlee, who had been sued before
Judge Heath for cruelty to animals.
Mr.. Sill made this office a pleasant
social call.
w. NJ. Nixon and W. E. Lee, of
McCook, Neb., arrived here Saturday
and will take a homestead under
the Kuykendall- Wilson Development
Company's new ditch. As o as
they get settled they will send for
their families.
j. W. Larson came up last week
and took his brother Claus, mention
of whose injury vas made in last
weeks Sun, over to the ranch on Pass
creek. Mr.. Larson, who was in town
yesterday, said his brother was slow
ly improving.
Any one wanting rag carpets woven
will please address
Mrs. IDA MOORE SANGER,
French, Wyo.
Hon. William Plat, D. F. Crout
and |. G. Platt came down from Col
Inns last Friday to attend the monthly
meeting of the Macabees. Rev. Balm
ton, who had been in that neighbor-
hood, holding services, came down
with the party.
Bret Bailey, William Harrison and
Edward Winner came down from the
Syndicate property the past week.
They report that the drift they were
working in caved on them and moth
ing more can be done at the work un-
til it is timbered up.
John Huston returned the first OF
the week from Denver, where he had
been to have an operation performed.
He got very badly mashed up by
having a horse fall on him Il month
or two ago and an operation was e
essary to restore him to health.
Wait for my complete and elegant
line of spring and summer millinery,
purchased direct from the leading
eastern firms. Also new and up-to-
date things in ladies' neck wear,
gloves and shirt waists. Ny stock
will now be found in the old Lyre
building. where you will find the
best goods in my line at reasonable
prices. Mrs. H.. A. DYER.
Mrs. p. +. Cover returned from
Denver last Saturday, bringing with
her the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Deegan, and Mrs. Breese, her
grandmother, took her out to the
Deegan ranch on Methodist creek
MIR. and Mrs. James Deegan are both
in Denver at this time for the benefit
of Mr.. Deegan's health, who is still in
a very critical condition.