, 1906-09-11
PARAGRAPHS.

Alex Mckay went to Three Mile thi
morning.
H. N. Boyd was here from Cheyenn,
this morning.
Chris Popp is in from his ranch nea.
Sixteen Mile.
Ray Rathburn of Centennial vas her,
this morning.
The Doyle family went to Cheyenne
this afternoon.
Emil Larson came in from Boswelrs
ranch last night.
c. G. Peterson was a passenger tc
Woods this morning.
Kirk Acor and b. f. Marlen of Rock
River were here today.
Charles Johnson of Rawlins was at
the Johnson last night.
Edward Gilligan of Cheyenne was
in the city this morning.
S. W. Phillips was in from his Seven
Mile ranch this morning.
w. r. Jones arrived from the Hall
ranch yesterday afternoon.
o. V. stromberg and John King re,
turned to the ranch today.
j. D. N%affziger, the Moore ranch
man, was a city visitor this morning.
f. G. Bosler and Timothy Ross re-
turned to Bosler on the afternoon train
today.
George Gideon of Walcott was
among the visitors to the city this
morning.
J. S. Harvey was a passenger by the
Walden stage from the Boswell ranch
last night.
Rev. Joel Harper, the Sunday school
worker, left for Walden by the stage
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Watkins were
down from their home at Medicine Bow
this morning.
James Wilson and Albert May of
Bosler were among the visitors to the
city last night
Howard Barker and Charlie Wallace
of Walden arrived in the city by the
stage last evening.
John Porter arrived from Woods yes
terday afternoon with a couple of loads
of lumber for the local dealers.
Charles Kleeman, the brother of Ru-
dolph Kleeman of this city, left this
morning for Denver, after a visit for
some time in this city.
Rev, Merritt, the Sunday school
worker, left on the morning train for
Cheyenne, after holding a district Sun
day school convention here last even
ing.
Joe Lefors, the noted United States
deputy marshal, was here this morn
ing, effecting the capture of a couple
of men wanted in Fort Russell for de-
sertion.
~. " LCSoh vi NHC HlIolNs LbSali
ranch arrived in the city yesterday and
met his mother and sister, just from
the old country, and took them to the
ranch this morning.
c. E. and w. E. Lester came in from
the Lund ranch last night and will re-
turn to their homes at Loveland and
Greeley, Colo. They have spent the
week fishing on the Big Laramie.
Fred Jukes of Rawlins, formerly a
photographer in this city, having a
studio where the Rogers studio is now
located, was here this morning, arriv-
ing from the west during the night.
j. NJ. Harrison and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam H. Dance of Chicago, represent
ing the American View company, are
here taking some pictures of places
and scene for use in their business.
Judge S~tockschlager of Idaho, a
prominent candidate for the democrat
ic nomination for governor of Idaho,
was here this morning, on his way to
Chicago with a trainload of sheep for
market.
Al Mountford of Chugwater, the min
ing man, is in the city, having Just re-
turned from an Inspection of the min
eraI district around Ragged Top noun
tain, where some picture ore was found
recently.
Mrs. Logan and Miss Logan arrived
last night from England and nave gone
to the Gresley & Logan ranch, in the
Centennial valley, for a visit with C.
G. Logan, the son and brother, respec-
lively, of the British ladies.
Hon. Andrew Olson left this after
noon for Omaha, accompanied by
Thomas Thompson. They arrived from
Elk mountain yesterday afternoon, and
instead of proceeding, stopped off here
until today. They will be in the Ne
Braska metropolis for several days.
Mrs. j. Fred Dawson and little daugh-
ter returned last night from Ogden and
Salt Lake, where they have been visit
ing for a few days. They went west
with Mr.. Dawson last week, but the
latter continued on to Sparks, New,
and his family waited for his return.