, 1906-12-08


ed from Denver, where he had been to
market with a load of stock.
Ed Fisher of the Gem City Grocery
company has returned from a business
trip to Hanna and points around there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Scoville returned
to the Millbrook ranch this morning
after a short business visit to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schanck OF
Little Medicine are in town today, do.
ing some shopping. and expecting to
remain for a few days.
Harry McCasland and Henry Smith
have arrived from Walden and G. Hud.
son is here from North park. They are
stopping at the Johnson.
A. Miller returned to his ranch this
morning. His son, Bert Miller, this
morning assumed n position in the AL.
bany County National bank.
Ralph Mccullough returned last
night from Denver and points around
there, where he had been on a selling
trip since early in the week.
Mrs. F. w. Marriott had intended
going to the Grace Creek ranch this
morning, but gave up the trip and will
remain in the city for the present.
Mrs. f. S. King and Mrs. Edward
King Of Laramie have arrived in the
city to attend the consistory ball and
banquet tonight.-Cheyenne Tribune.
Erskin Wood and Orl Howard of On
tario, Ore, and Taylor Bishop of Weis-
er, Idaho, were at the Kuster last night,
being here with stock en- route to mar.
ket.
Marion Pennock of Fish creek vas
among the visitors to the city this
morning, looking after some purchases
and disposing of some other business
matters.
Olaf Olson of the tie camp reached
the city last night to be present this
afternoon at the funeral of his friend.
ole Martensen, who was killed at En-
campment last Saturday night.
1. w. Emmons, agent for the Union
Pacific at this place, returned yester-
days afternoon from Washington, Ia,
where he had been at the bedside of
mis- father, whom he left little, if any,
improved.
j. d. Negus returned to the country
this morning, having come last even
ing to look after some business mat
tiers. His large California engine and
wagon train are now on their way to
the mountains.
Richard Lambert, representing THE
Strollers,' coming to the Opera House
the night of the 14th, is in the city and
called at this office this morning. The
company will be here that night, going
west from here.
Edith Samuelson, proprietor of a
large rooming house at Denver, and T.
7. Brown, an attorney of that place,
were here last night guests at the I'm.
ion Pacific. They left this morning for
Centennial on a business trip.
Robert Nelson of Morgan was in the
city this morning, coming quite early
and returning during the afternoon.
He says the ranges have blown free
from snow, the stock are entering the
winter in excellent shape, and he sees
good ahead for the stockmen.
John Trayelle, the storekeeper at
the shops, returned yesterday after
noon from New York, where he has
been visiting for several weeks, and
this morning resumed his position in
the storehouse. He says he had a
pleasant trip, but enjoys being home
just the same.
Captain l.. G. Davis of Saratoga, SUI.
pervisor of the Medicine Bow forest re-
serve and a prominent candidate for
appointment as United States marshal
for the district Of wyoming. was a city
visitor this morning, greeting his num-.
erous friends in this city. Mr.. Davis is
chairman of the Carbon county repub-
lican committee, leading the party in
that county to such a victory as gives
it first rank in the state.
Henry NJ. Simpson of Omaha, sta.
ton master at the Union station in
that city, is in town, the guest OF the
family of his cousin, Frank Simpson,
the conductor. and Mrs. Cara Simp.
son. Mr.. Simpson was a former resi-.
dent of this city and this morning he
and Councilman Beemer and others