, 1904-03-15
PARAGRAPHS.

Senator McGill returned home this
afternoon.
DR.. Brown IS expected home tomor-
row afternoon.
Ernest Jackson of Granite. Wyo.. is
a. the Kuster.
L. Sargent of Leslie was a guest at
the kuster this morning.
c. l.. Wagner left on the noon train
today for Omaha on business.
William Benton left this morling for
the Douglas creek mining district.
j. w. Armstrong of Arlington and J.
Clark Of the Michigan mine are at the
Johnson.
NJ. NJ. Gates lett Walden for Lar
annie Monday for a short visit.-North
Park Union.
Jacob Berner of Laramie has been a
Lander visitor this week.-Lander
M~Cultaineer.
S. |. Klondike. Bert Cummings and
Morgan Knadler, il. left for Oakland,
Cal. this afternoon.
}. d. Blake and George Mugler of
Denver are in the city, looking over
the town and getting acquainted with
the people.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Baker were in
from Leslie last night, guests al the
Johnson. They returned to the Strong
mine to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. McNay left on
the noon train today for Greenfield,
Kas.. where they will visit for the next
few weeks.
E.IW. Walker. d. II. Hamilton, B. s.
Adkins, F. II. Reno. G. R.. Brown and
I. 7. FIRTH of Denver were among the
guests at the Union Pacific hotel this
morning.
John S. CARVE of ST. Louis, Fremont
Roe of New York and j. S. Matthews
oil Cincinnati were among the travel.
ing men registered at the Union Pacific
this morning.
air. Jacob Berner. grand master uf
Wyoming Odd Fellowship. is expected
20 make an official visit to the Sun.
dance lodge in the near future. Sun.
dance Monitor.
Mr.. n Mrs. Robert Gearhart are
in from Tie Siding and will remain in
the city for several weeks. They have
rooms yer Jacobs second hand store
on Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. keenan, and daught.
er, who have been the guests of the
family of Mr.. William McCune, left
lor their home at Cheyenne on the
noon train today.
President Lewis Of the university
went to Cheyenne this afternoon on
business connected with the Wyoming
display at the st. Louis Worlds fair.
FIe expects to return tonight.
Fred lhmsen n Frank Rice re-
turned yesterday afternoon from Sher.
man. to which place they had driven
a day or two before behind Mr.. HIM
sens new buggy team, recently pur.
chased.
Harry Lee left on the afternoon
train for Pocatello. Idaho, where he
will accept a profitable clerical posi-
ton with the Oregon Short Line, and
which his friends here hope will prove
just to his liking.
Harry Houston has returned from
the Douglas creek district. where he
had been to do some surveying for the
American Copper company. He says
the snow is five or six feet deep in
places in the mountains.
c. E. Mosman arrived from Walden
last night and left on the noon train
today for Denver to attend the annual
meeting Of the Colorado Cattle and
Horse Growers association. He was a
guest at the Johnson during his stay
in the Guy.
Senator John McGill was in the city
this morning. a guest at the Kuster.
He is interested in the discussion OF
county property for taxation and ia
watching with some interest a valua.
ton committees plan for the board of
county commissioners and city council.
State GeOlogist H. c. Beeler and
Harry Houston left this morning for
Lake creek. going out by way Of
Woods LAnding. on account of the
snow, and will be absent three or four
days. Mr.. Beeler goes In connection
with some business matters pertaining
to his once.
Mrs.. win Roth and Mrs. Allie Zentz
left today for Cheyenne and will be
present tomorrow afternoon at the fun