, 1907-03-19

Charlie Rauner is at his ranch.

io at Tic JoullSoL
]. Donnelly of Cheyenne was her,
this morning.
N. c. Peterson went west on tn,
Afternoon train.
Mrs. William Mahoney came owe
from Cheyenne today.
D. Jackson of San Francisco was a
the Kuster last night.
w. H. Holbrook Of Cheyenne was +;
kuster guest last night.
HughH Hunter arriver yesterday after
noon from his home at Cowdrey, Colo
sam Barron Of Iron mountain was
among the visitors to the city last
night.
Rev. R. A. Lansdell went to Rock
River this afternoon and will hold ser
vices there tonight.
F. M. Olderkirk and G. E. Beaver Of
the Laramie Plains line were guests a
the Johnson last night
James Nelson, a nephew of DR.. Ham,
;lton. left a day or two ago for North
park with a survey party.
ID. R Stoller is a visiting ranchman,
here from the Seven Mile section. and
is registered at the Kuster.
Mrs. Clara Pence arrived from Wal.
den by the stage yesterday afternoon
and is a guest at the Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Howard of Rand,
Colo, were city visitors this morning,
looking after some business matters
here.
II. D. Richardson, the Horse creek
ranchman, was a city visitor last night,
a guest at the Johnson, leaving for
home today.
G. w. Penn arrived from Leslie this
morning, accompanied by v. H. Nc
Beth and Miss Foley. The latter will
spend a few days in the city.
Oscar Sodergreen was in the city to-
day attending the meeting of the cattle.
men and sheepmen at the Albany Coun.
ty National bank yesterday afternoon
and today.
G. p. Beaver, an instrument man,
left this morning for Pinkhamton to
join the Gill surveying outfit running
in North park for the Laramie
Plains line.
q. P. Baker arrived from Cheyenne
this morning, where he had been on a
business trip, and left this afternoon
for Leslie to resume work on the
Strong mine.
Percy Jessup was in from his Tie
Siding ranch this morning. He is con-
templating a trip to Seattle and other
Pacific Northwest cities with a friend
in a day or two.
Rev. and Mrs. N. G. Sundby return
to their ranch in the Centennial val.
ley today, after a buying trip to the
city. They had a great wagonload of
supplies for the ranch,
R. O. Parrish Of Leslie, a member
of the regular panel of the March term
of the district court, arrived from Les
lie yesterday afternoon and is stopping
in the city for the present.
John Reid, ranger in charge Of the
Grow creek forest reserve, was among
the visitors to the city today, here to
attend the union meeting of the cattle
and sheepmen in his city.
Frank Robinson and son of Owen
are in the city, guests at the Kuster.
Mr.. Robinson is a witness in a case
pending in the district court and will
remain in town for a few days.
A. A. Tryon of Tie Siding was here
last night, leaving for the Millbrooh
ranch this morning, where he will &C
cept a position with Bert Hoss' work.
ing force as a teamster and horse man
Neal Matheson and W. W. Houghton
OF Toltec are in the city, registered a
the Kuster. Mr.. Matheson it was who
telegraphed to Coroner Ballard thu
news of the finding of the body of MI
Burke near Toltec.
Frank McCasland, secretary Of tht
Sheep Mountain Sheepmen's associa
ton, who was here attending the meet
ing of the two associations today, wal
among the callers at The Republican
Office during the forenoon.
E. R. Miller of L%ewisburg, Mass.
who has been inspecting his coal min
ing claims in North park for a week O;
SO, arrived in the city yesterday after
noon and left for the east last night
fully satisfied with the result Of hi
visit to Walden and North park.
E. A. White Of st. Louis, c. H. Senio
of Kansas City, Roy Phillips of Clarks
burg, w. Va, F. G. Stiles, Racine, Wis
H. P. Sans of Omaha, Fred Hurtz O
Lincoln and Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Hef
of Council Bluffs, Ia, were among tn
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