, 1904-03-29
PARAGRAPHS.
Ed. Dunn of Lookout is in the city.

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Jack Fee and w. J. Alsop are a the
Johnson.
Father Conrath la returned tc
Cheyenne.
H. 5. Wood of Woods Landing is a
the johnson.
John NJ. Hench of Casper is at the
Union Pacific.
Governor Chatterton has gone I,
Douglas and Casper.
Adm Webb is in from Walden, reg
istered at the johnson.
w. B. Parks of Longmont is in the
city, registered at the johnson.
Y. P. Baker of the Strong mine ha.
gone to Boulder on private business.
NJ. E. Nellis was in from Centennia
this morning, a guest at the Johnson
Jacob Lund returned 70 the ranch
this morning with a big load of sup
plies.
N. X. Piston of Tie Siding was
among the guests at the Kuster thi.
morning.
f. H. Barnum the Omaha horse
man and dealer in stations. is at the
Union Pacific.
David e. Sarver was in from the fish
hatchery last night. stopping for the
night at the Johnson.
+. NJ. Garrison of Cleveland was a
the Union Pacific this morning with
samples of decorative crockery.
E. A. Stevens. w. T. Hughes and B
0. Setback of Denver were late ar
rivals at the Union Pacific today.
Charles E. DAILY of Newark, N. ].
was a visitor to the city this after
noon, a guest at the Union Pacific.
J. B. Mckee returned last night from
Cheyenne. where he had been on bust
ness for the Van Horn-Miller syndi
cate.
Misses Wilma and Jessie Trewarths
have gone to Cheyenne for a few days
visit during the Easter vacation at the
university.
Sayer Hansen and daughter went tt
the Hansen ranch at Sheep mountain
this morning, to be absent three O.
four days.
o. J. Allard and Mr.. and Mrs. w
L. Williams came in from Pinkhamtor
last night and are among the guests
at the Johnson.
MIR. and Mrs. Eli Crumrine returned
last night from California, where they
have been visiting for several weeks
and where they had a delightful time
DR.. and Mrs. R. c. Gardiner, who
are now at San Diego. Cal, where
they have been visiting for some time
are expected home about the 10th o.
18th.
Charles l.. Bidwell, a Union Pacific
machinist at Cheyenne, died in thai
city Saturday evening. The remains
were taken to Lexington, Neb., ant
inferred yesterday afternoon.
Tom SALESMAN, a Chicago neckweal
and hosiery salesman, occupied one Of
the sample rooms at the Union Pacific
this morning with a line Of goods fol
the inspection of Laramie dealers.
Oliver A. Olson OF Denver, w. s
Garrett Of Aurora, ILL.,, A. 2. Zeistel
and j. w. Queary of Chicago and Ton
Mitchell Of San Francisco were among
the guests at the Union Pacific this
morning.
F. T. Brown and X. w. Crosby. young
gentlemen from New York, who are
here to see the country and to get g
glimpse of life at the top Of the noun
tains, are among the guests at the
Johnson hotel.
j. H. Bills and w. A. Stoddard re
turned last night from Leslie, Wyo.
where they had been to examine the
Antlers and other claims owned by
some Laramie gentlemen. They were
quite well pleased at the outlook.
G. w. Fox and his daughter, Mrs
Hattie Dixon, anne in from the Fox
ranch last night and will remain here
for two or three weeks. Mr.. Fox says
things are looking very encouraging
on the ranch for a busy summer.
w. l.. Watson and James Mead Of
the Michigan mine were among the
guests at the Johnson last night. They
had been working on the mine and
came in to be paid of, the contractors
having finished their contract on that
property.
Francis Swigart came in from the
Strong mine last night and will re.
turn today with a load of mine tim.
bers. He brought Charles Bellamy,
the engineer. in, Mr.. Bellamy having
been locating some claims in the
Strong district.
Ten FREQ shfnes with each noir nj