, 1905-04-13

landing today.
Albert Severson returned from For
Collins last night.
Ralph Pennock was down from ii
Siding this morning.
Captain Ben Towner will return t,
Cooper hill tomorrow.
F. w. OFT is at Chicago. where h
will remain for a few days.
Elmer Greenwood went to Denve
today to take in the big AUTOMOBILE,
tournament.
r. w. Tregoning and Joseph Lohleir
have gone to Denver to attend the auto
mobile show.
Jesse Converse went to Denver a
noon today, partly on business ant
partly for pleasure.
DR.. A. j. Piston, government inspec
tor at Rawlins, was among the city
visitors this morning.
l.. Sargent, formerly editor of the
Pearl Mining Times, was among the
city visitors last night.
Mrs. Flake Hall arrived from hel
ranch at Lookout last night and is sop
ping in the city today.
The visiting sheepmen at Cheyenne
will be given a reception by the Chey'
enne board Of trade tonight.
Road Supervisor FTand Mcdonald OF
Woods is in the city Today, on bust
ness connected with his Office.
J. H. Lewis, the Rock River saloon
keeper, is in the city this afternoon
attending to some business matters.
Joe King attended the annual con
yention of the Wyoming commandry
Knights Templar, at Rawlins, yester
day.
Mike Coughlin today delivered thir
ty-fve head of fat cattle at the stock
yard, which had been sold to a Denver
commission firm.
w. ]. Kelly, who was injured by a
horse a few weeks ago, is able to be
down town a part of the day now, us
ing two crutches.
Charlie Benson is in from his ranch,
coming last night that he might re
ceiye the second degree at Albany
lodge, Odd Fellows.
President Tisdel and DR.. Aven Mel
son returned last night from Chey'
enne, where they had been to attend
the wool growers convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers and child ar.
rived on the noon train today from
their home at Ogden to lie at the
bedside of Mrs. w. l.. Brands.
DR.. Grace R. Hebard returned this
afternoon from Cheyenne, where she
had been to attend the funeral OF
Judge Jesse Knight Of the state SUI
preme court.
II. d. Richardson is in the city to
day, completing the purchase of the
William Tellison ranch, east of the
city, on the other slope of the Lara
mic mountains.
Ralph Coyte, the Denver stockman,
arrived from the south last night and
left this morning for Walden. He
came in from Walden on the Sth and
went to Denver.
John o. Thomas of Malad, Idaho,
has been given a postal run between
Cheyenne and Ogden, on the Union Pa,
cific, in place of E. H. Try, transfer,
red 10 the Pocatello-Portland run.
w. ]. Ryan and NJ. j. O'Brien,
Frenchmen from County Cork, tenn
porarily residing at Omaha for bust
ness sake, were among the city visi-
tors this morning. looking after their
trade in this section.
Mrs. T. J.. Dayton returned this after
noon from Pueblo, Colo, where she
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Jessie Alice. She was accompanied
home by her little niece, Dorothy Van
Buskirk, who will spend the summer
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Reed are in from
the Centennial valley and will visit
here for a few days. Mr.. Reed is a
knight of Pythias aid will attend the
anniversary meeting at the castle hall
tomorrow night. He is connected with
one of the lodges at Lincoln, Neb.
A. l.. Bishop, j. M. Cameron and w.
r. Cam eron returned to their home at
Marshall this afternoon. They had
been here on land business and to lay
in some supplies for the summer. Mr..
Cameron. the elder, is one of the pic,
neers of that section, IS years old, as
straight as an Indian and as full OF
life.
Ed Warner of Montpelier, o., who
owns O nice ranch on Fish creek, near
Tie Siding. which he has leased to
other parties. is here for a few days
looking over the ranch and paying his
annual visit to the Laramie plain. Mr..
Warner was formerly foreman for Eli
Crumrine when the latter ran the
Fleming ranch.
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