, 1904-02-29
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
Colder last night.
Minstrels tomorrow.
Not so windy yesterday.
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Not so windy yesterday.
Partly. cloudy this morning.
Pocket cutlery at L%ovejoy's.
Baseball supplies at L~ovejoy's.
Clear and warmer this afternoon.
The dust question is settled to some
extent
Yesterdays snow storm" was a
corker.
The end of the winter months-in
some places.
The short course at the university
begins tomorrow.
This Is leap year day, sure enough,
the first II in eight years.
Several people are celebrating their
birthdays today. the first time since
1896.
The Negus preliminary hearing has
again been postponed until next Wedn-
esday.
The Bird cattle, two carloads, we're
sold to Harden & Hartman and driven
back to the country to be fed longer.
Father Hugh Cummiskey is suffering
with a severe attack of la grippe and
was unable to hold services yesterday.
The quarter of an inch of snow
yesterday made as much splitter for
a few minutes as if it had been in.
tended for several incnes.
Gus Carlson, who had a toe injured a
lew, days ago., and who is under the
care OF. q surgeon in this city, is re-
ported DIETER this morning ; -
Another snow storm yesterday fore
noon, which lasted ten or fifteen min
utes and resulted In a fall Of snow as
leep as a quarter of an inch.
The Danish Brotherhood celebrated
its fourteenth anniversary Saturday
night with a dance aead luncheon. Sew
enty-t1ve couples were present.
Mrs. Winslow. who was injured al
noon Friday by falling down a cellar
stairway at her home on Third street,
s reported better by her physician.
Mrs. Brands is improving daily. She
had a rather bad turn last night a,
midnight, but this morning was be
ieved to be better than the morning
before.
A daughter was born Saturday nigh.
to Mr.. and Mrs. G. Foster Garlock at
their home in Cheyenne. The mother
IS the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Gates of this city.
Charles Bellamy, the engineer, has
the thanks of The Republican tor q
well executed map of the city. showing
each block and the name Of each street,
drawn to correct scale.
The Easter Monday dance will be
given by the ladies' of the entire con.
gregation of the Catholic church and
they are already actively at work to
make it q splendid success.
John McNulty Of the Bell ranch is
in the city being treated by a urgeon
for a foreign body in one of his ears.
particle was removed and Mr.. Nc.
Nulty is getting along as we'll as could
be hoped.
A case Of scarlet fever vas reported
to the health department today, a
child in the family Of Mr.. Mason, re-
Gently from Cheyenne. The child has
been Guaranteed and no danger Of
spread Is feared.
ALL the exhibits from this city to the
st. Louis worlds fair will be shipped
tomorrow, including the great block of
soda, specimens from the Rambler,
Strong and other mines. and n number
Of other articles.
Mrs. A. H.. Robinson Is little better
today. and the members of the family
are somewhat alarmed At her condi-
ton. Her grandson. Leslie Goodding,
arrived last night from Lincoln, Neb.,
and is at her side.
A team belonging to Robert Wright,
the Centennial stage driver. ran away
this afternoon and into q lamp post at
the Gem City Grocery company. throw
ing u man named Curtis under the
horses, but he escaped without seri-
Gus injury. The harness was damaged.
The executive committee of the
board OF trustees Of the university will
meet At the ONCE Of Secretary Grace
R. Hebard at . o'clock tomorrow after
noon to dispose1of the routine bust
ness Of the month. The warrants for
the salaries of members Of the faculty
YER signed by President Otto 0ramm
this morning.
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