, 1905-05-15

JULIUS and george Cnap
man We're in from their ranches OF
Horse creek today.
George S. Garrett arrived this after
noon from his ranch on Horse creek
and will not return before tomorrow.
Otto Rasmussen and Hans Nelson
of kimball, Neb., were here this morn.
ing, greeting old friends and acquaint
ances.
County Surveyor Neal Roach left
this morning for Rock River on a sur
veying trip, expecting to be gone a part
Of the week.
Willis Rankin returned to the Haley
ranches at Wyoming this morning.
having visited in the city since Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Edward lvirson returned Sun
day from Denver, where she had been
on a business mission for the library
carnival and fair.
Mrs. Mccarthy and children return
ed from Bosler on the noo train today,
accompanied by Mrs. d. Higley, Mrs.
McCarthy's mother.
Sheriff Reals and County Attorney
Downey returned Saturday night from
Rock River, where they had been on
business for the county.
Mrs. Sodergreen and Mrs. c.. W.
Spalding returned Sunday afternoon
from the Sodergreen ranch, where they
had been visiting for a few days.
Mrs. Charles Mckenzie, the wife OF
the Waterman at the rolling mills, left
yesterday noon tor Oskaloosa, Ia, for
a visit with relatives and friends.
Colonel and Mrs. S. D. Hunt return
ed to their home at Cheyenne this
afternoon, after visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. Fred Fisher, since Sat
urday.
James M. Christensen, president and
manager of the Gem City Grocery COM
pany, returned last night from an ex
tensive selling trip along the line OF
the Union Pacific.
Adm Webb and Nate Slower arrived
from Cowdrey with their freight
teams yesterday afternoon and S. NJ.
Brownlee, Frank BrownIee and Myron
Baird came from Walden.
Harry Hunter, the Big Creek ranch
man, left for home at 10 o'clock this
morning, arriving last night from
Denver, where he had been to attend
the stockmen's convention.
Mrs. Helen Kidd left yesterday for
Cheyenne for a few days business
trip. She will return in time to be
present at the recital TO be given by
Mrs. Trumbull Friday night.
Hank Elwood, an Ogden stockman,
is a guest at the kuster. He arrived
morning to look up a bunch of cattle
upon which he has his buying eye.
SouiI oeSAoSiaphSl AOuiS bcl-allo
returned Sunday from Casper, where
he had been to attend a term OF the Ma
trona county district court. Judge Car
penter is expected home tomorrow.
Mrs. Gust Olson, who has been
spending the winter at Lincoln, Neb.,
passed through the city yesterday,
stopping off between trains, to Oak
land, Cal. She is looking and feeling
well.
Hon. John Doggett of Saratoga, a
former member of the state legisla-
ture, and the manager of the Wolf
hotel at Saratoga, passed through the
city Sunday, on his way to the state
capital.
Mrs. l.. B. Cockrane of Aberdeen,
Wash, is in the city, and called this
morning at the Office Of Director B. c.
Buffum of the experiment station at
the university. She will probably re-
main here two or three days.
Ilou. y. u. oFldll was III lioAu lhS
Boswell ranch Sunday for a brief visit
with his family, returning to the ranch
today. Mrs. Oviatt and the children
expect to go out in a few days in COM
pany with N. X. Boswell.
County Treasurer w. L. Hicks and
daughter, Bessie, left yesterday after
noon for Salt Lake. where they will
visit for a few days, Mr.. Hicks looking
after some business matters in connec
ton with his growing orchard.
William Hecht, a prosperous young
OF the Centennial valley, was
the city this morning. He says the
weather gives promise of settling and
that the stock is doing finely, the cat
tie having been turned on the ranges
in some places.
George Buck, jr., representing the
candy department of the National Bis
cult company, returned Saturday night
from a trip to Walden and Pearl and
other points in that section, having
gone in from the railroad at Walcott.
went east at noon today.
Mrs. C. M. Fullerton, the Horse
creek ranchwoman, is in the city TO-
day, intending to return home tomor-
row. The range is getting in good
condition, she says, but there is need