, 1905-02-21
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
4 perfect afternoon.

i perfect afternoon.
Much of the mad is drying up.
The forenoon was well nigh perfect.
The trains were nearly on time to-
Gay.
Any old thing repaired at Lovejoy's
novelty shop.
There are now ITS prisoners in the
~penitentiary at Rawlins.
Leslie Miller is now working at night
for the railroad company.
Order flowers for the ball at the
Golden Rule. Mrs. r. Wall.
The plate glass front was placed in
Kleeman's store this morning.
W. S. Glenrock will open a barber
shop at Pinedale in the spring, the
first that town ever had.
The taking of testimony in the Cody
divorce a vas concluded at Chey-
erne yesterday afternoon.
Tom Watkins, charged with stab
bling Lee Edmundson, is being hunted
by the officers at Pinedale.
Joe Ohnhaus, formerly OF Cheyenne,
will be married to Miss Hazel Bickers
at Portland, Ore, March l..
w. A. Comfy, who was operated upon
at Denver Saturday for appendicitis, is
sitting up and getting along nicely.
Reports by telephone from North
park this morning a hat the wealth
err is delightful there. with a feeling
of spring.
Henry Clay, charged with burglariz-
ing the kitzmiller bowling alley at
Cheyenne, has been bound over to the
district court.
Signs of spring. E. P. Porter and
Mr.. Buck have washed the windows Of
their office. They claim the windows
needed washing.
The infant of Mr.. II Mrs. Alfred
Matthews of Cheyenne, born on Fri.
day, died yesterday morning at their
home in that city.
The billboards have been torn from
the front of the Jensen lot on Second
street and the lot gotten ready 1or
building operations.
The Denver Times yesterday after
noon noted the arrival in that city OF
Ora Ser Haley of Laramie with fifty
three cattle for market.
T. L. Mckee and Ernest Mathison.
employees of the state legislature at
Cheyenne, are home. following the ad
journment of the Legislature.
Trainmaster H. l.. Anderson was
here this morning, investigating some
matters in connection with the run
ming of trains or this district.
The trustees of the Laramie flour
mills company will hold a meeting tc
arrange for bringing seed wheat here
to be planted the coming season.
Mrs. Hooker, Miss Manning, Messrs
Joe and Jack Digs and Latimer Gray
were guests of Mrs. Coutant at dinner
last evening.-Juneau Record-Miner.
Rev. Knopf of Cheyenne, the father
of Miss Margaret Knopf Of the univer
sity, has rendered his resignation as
pastor of the Congregational church in
that city.
The big sawmill at Daniel has been
forced to shut down on account of
faulty boiler. The mill has already
sawed something like 100000 feet o.
lumber of a fine quality.
Deputy Clerk of Court Bernie Feath
erstone has prepared an additional lis
of jurors for the March term of court
their having been written or
cards and placed in the jury wheel
Mrs. Dan Allen, wife of a pioneer
ranchman at HartviHe, died Sunday a,
Colorado Springs, Colo. They sole
their ranch at Hartville to G. A. Guerr,
sey and removed to Colorado Springs
Senators Warren and Clark have pre-
scented in the senate resolutions adopt
ed at a mass meeting Of citizens o
Fremont county relative to the open
ing of the Shoshone Indian reservation
Chief of Police Stevens OF Cheyenne
will enforce the new 'curfew" ordi
nance in that city. The siren whistle
at the city pump house will be blown
at s o'clock in the evening and chi
dren found out after that hour will b.
required to give a satisfactory accoun
of themselves.