, 1905-04-10
STATE NOTES.

The telephone line to Torrington
from Guernsey has been completed and
placed in commission.
AT the annual millinery display at
the lngersoll store in Cheyenne Satur-
day, Mrs. Ingersoll, the manager, gave
away carnations.
Mrs. Kate Milligan, wife of a Union
Pacific car shop employe at Cheyenne,
died at her home in that city Saturday.
Miss Masie Buchanan, who was the
guest of Miss Ida Langheldt here for
several weeks a couple of years ago,
has just made a very successful debut.
as a violinist at Prague, Bohemia.
The Cheyenne city schools reopen
ed this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lefois of Cheyenne
are rejoicing at the birth of a daughter
to them Saturday.
Don Miller of Cheyenne has recov-
cred a bicycle stolen from his home
nearly a year ago.
Captain L. B.. Simonds, a brother of
Mrs. n. R. Davis of Cheyenne, has
been appointed commissary officer at
the Preside, San Francisco. at the
request of Senator Warren.
Isabel Lowell has been appointed
postmistress at Lane, Big Horn oun
ty, in place of Lettie Bubble, resigned.
Miss Laura Wolbol is teaching the
vE rr ~ - -ahn-l - T,,ta-,g,1
which began last week, with all the
children of school age in the district
enrolled, a fact worthy of note.
A telephone has beer installed at
the Fillmore ranch, on the Laramie
Centennial toll line.
Cody will organize a cavalry troop
Of the Wyoming National Guard. Adj
"jutant General Gatchell has forwarded
the necessary papers.
Sheriff Messenger of Converse coun
" passed through the city yesterday
with Pete Jensen, sentenced to serve
eighteen years in the ~penitentiary for
killing a camp mover at Manville.
Judge Riner of Cheyenne had a fine
cocker spaniel dog poisoned.
Senator and Mrs. C. d. Clark and
daughter, Miss Laura, are now at their
home at Evanston, having recently re-
turned from Salt Lake, where Mrs.
Clark and Miss Clark have been visit
ing for some time.
Miss Margaret knight, whose faith
er, Judge Jesse knight, of the state
supreme court, died at Cheyenne Sun
day, is teaching school at Mount View,
near Evanston. She passed through
tend the funeral.
Henry Hecht will give a dance at
the Buckeye hall, near Centennial,
next Friday night.
MAIDS Wolbol of Centennial has a
bunch of steers nearly ready for mar
ket which will average something like
1000 pounds at the present time. They
came off the range last fall and are
being fed with hay.
Agent Joe ~Peckenpaugh of Gillette.
Wyo., and a brother of J. r. Pecken-
paush of this city, has been granted a
sixty days leave of absence and may
visit Laramie before returning to his
duties with the Burlington railroad at
IGillette.
The town election at Lusk will be
held May Q, and as the Legislature en-
acted that mayors and councilmen
shall serve two years, the Herald
urges that good men be selected.
The Lusk Herald has a subscriber
who has just paid three years sub
scription n urges more to do like
wise, SO that it may purchase a red
devil power press and grind out
'steen thousand papers an hour"
Ed Tierney, formerly district fore
man Of the shops here, a nominated
for trustee of Rawlins by the repub-
licans of that city, but declined to run
on account of business. He is fore
man of the shops there.
Sheridan will vote at the annual
school meeting May l on a proposition
to issue $4,000 in bonds for the cree
ton of = new three-room school build
ing to seat 1876 pupils and for the install
lation of a heating system in the old
school building.
The Sheridan Post has been made
the official paper of Sheridan.
The democratic city clerk Of Buffa-
10 undertook to "Denverize" the local
position in that city concerning the
recent city election, in consequence of
which the entire republican ticket was
elected. The city clerk was Hayden
NJ. White, editor of the Voice and one
of the most rabid democratic editors
in the state. He got "his'n' in having
to pay the costs of a suit for a writ of
mandamus.
The Sheridan Post, a semi-weekly pa
per, is now receiving Associated Press
dispatches on its two publication days,
Tuesdays and Fridays.
The Wheatland World says that j.
E. Rooms Of that city has returned
from a business visit to Laramie.
The Wheatland World notes the
presence in that city Thursday night
of H. Ralph Hall. foreman of the sheep
department of the Swan Land and Cat
tie company.