, 1905-06-08
PARAGRAPHS.

.liSo 1LoaiO y : nm ii ~ SHS Ni''
from her home at Sherman.
j.. NJ. Smith and wife were among
the arrivals from North park last night.
Charles Deariove, the Hatton ranch,
man n gardener, wa in the city this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Allen are in from
Sibylee, expecting t return tomorrow
or Saturday.
Archdeacon Cope arrived from the
west at noon today and is spending the
afternoon in the city.
Miss Tibbie Rich has gone 20 Man
del, where she will teach the spring
term OF school in that district.
Mayor J. B Mckee went to Centen-
NAL this morning, leaving President n.
F. Spicer of the council as the acting
mayor.
j.. F. Stapleton and Miss Stapleton
were among the arrivals from st. Lou
is last night, quartered at the Union
Pacific.
Sheriff Reals returned on the noon
train today from Rock Springs, bring
ing nothing new in the Cosgriff store
robbery case.
Ed. Southland of the United States
geological survey is among the WISH
tors to the city. The survey is work
ing near this city.
Tim T. Keliher of the secret service
department of the Wyoming division
spent the forenoon here, returning to
Cheyenne on the noon train.
P. A. Beck, the supervisor Of
bridges and buildings for the Wyo-
ming division, was here this morning,
on business for the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Cowden arrived
from the east last night and will go
to the Big Creek ranch of Hunter, Cas-
teel & Hunter for a visit during the
summer.
DR.. Fleming, the government inspec-
tor. returned last night from the Mill
brook ranch, glad to get back alive.
He was lost several hours in one of the
grain fields.
Harry B. Henderson, the state exam
liner, is here today, checking the &C
counts at the university preparatory
to the annual meeting of the board
on the 22d.
Miss Estelle Worthlin of Cardington,
o., arrived this afternoon, on her way
to Los Angeles, Cal, and Portland,
Ore, and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank J. Terry.
Mrs. w. J. Broadhurst and children
arrived last night from Washington,
where they have been living Tor a cou-
pie of years, and Mrs. Broadhurst is
now at the bedside of her husband.
Andrew Peterson is in from North
park, expecting to return tomorrow or
Saturday. He reports excellent grass,
the stock i'll fine shape and the people
of his vicinity contented and happy.
H. Ralph Hall arrived last night from
the Swan Land and Cattle company's
sheep ranch in the northern part of
Laramie county and left this afternoon
for Idaho and Oregon, on business for
his company.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Bell were in from
the ranch this morning, Mr.. Bell at
tending to some business matters and
Mrs. Bell doing some shipping. They
returned to the Millbrook ranch dur
ing the afternoon.
Misses Ida Casteel and Leola Walker
of the Big creek ranch and Messrs. H.
A. Hunter Il l.. j. Ish arrived yes.
terday afternoon, thu young ladies'
leaving for Denver on the noon train.
Messrs. Hunter and Ish will return to
the ranch.
David and Leslie Somers are in from
their Sibylee ranch, doing some shop
ping, n preparing to return tomor,
row or Saturday. They bring encour
aging word from that section, where
the grass is growing nicely, the stock
are doing well and there is a general
air of promise.
Will Graham of Rawlins, formerly a
resident Of this city, arrived last night
from Omaha, where he had been on
business, and will spend a few days
here, his wife having been in the city
since Sunday. Mr.. Graham is looking
well and glad to get back among SO
many old friends.
Mrs. Hulda Strom and her sister,
Miss Anderson, are in from the Gen,
~tennial valley. They will return tomor.
row, after doing some shopping in the
city. Miss Anderson expects to be
present at the dance to be given Sat
urday night at the Buckeye hall, the
hall being on the ranch owned by her
father. c. J. Anderson.
Jackson Brown, a former resident
and a native o of Laramie, arrived
from mis- home on French creek, near
Encampment, last night, and will
spend a few days in the city. Mr..
Brown speaks very enthusiastically of
the conditions among the ranch PEG
pie Of his section. He says the smell.