, 1907-07-20
PARAGRAPHS.

Thomas Boyle OF Rock River is here.
George ]. May is here from Bosler.
George Hendrickson is here from
Woods.
Ray Jones came down from Woods
last night.
E. j. Bell arrived from Millbrook
last night.
M. E. Stephenson left this morning
for Walden.
E. A. Kerrigan left this morning for
Woods landing.
Mrs. Nick Lundquist was a city Wis
itor this morning.
Howard Beaudoin returned yester-
day afternoon from Keystone.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Davies Of Cen
tennial were in the city last night.
C. H. Mccullough and Fred G. Hopp
are in from Keystone, stopping at the
Kuster.
Mrs. Mabel B.. Gentry of Rock River
is in the city, registered at the Union
Pacific.
Walter johnson and o. s. Mckay
Of Walden were among the guests at
the Johnson last night.
M. ]. Barry of Barry Bros. arrived
from Cheyenne last night and was at
the store this morning.
C. F. Ayres of Omaha and F. H.
Harrison of Lafayette, Colo, were at
the Johnson last night
Lee Newman and John S. Boyd of
Millbrook were among the guests at
the Johnson last night.
]. F. Pierce, manager of the Diamond
Cattle company's ranch at Rock River,
was a city visitor this morning.
M. S. Fogg, F. H. Hartman and Wal
ter johnson were passengers by the
stage for Walden this morning.
G. Ira Hoge of Rock River was a
city business visitor this morning, and
to visit with his wife and daughter.
John Gibson, R. L. Wright and John
Smith of Centennial were among the
visitors to the county seat this norm
ing.
James Campbell of Elk mountain
was among the late arrivals from the
west last night, and is staying at the
Kuster.
Miss Dona S%terzbach, daughter of
the manager Of the creamery, left last
night for Algona, Ia. on a visit with
friends.
James Berglund was a city visitor
today. coming yesterday and remaining
over night as the guest of Senator and
Mrs. j. w. johnson.
C. Stoddard Of Omaha, William
Schultz and William P. Miller of New
York and d. f. Moss Of Denver were
Kuster guests last night.
Tony Christensen was here this
morning. coming yesterday to meet
some friends who will visit with him
for a part of the summer.
State Examiner Henderson returned
to Cheyenne last night, having visited
the fish hatchery after the close OF
business at the court house.
Charles L. Rauner, the Laramie riv-
er ranchman and former deputy county
clerk, was a visitor this morning, here
for a brief visit with his family.
Fish Commissioner S. H. Campbell
left last night for Cheyenne with ten
cans of young fish for, the streams in
the northern part of Laramie county.
County Attorney Downey left last
night for Kansas City. where he will
represent the state in the taking of de-
positions in the case of Williams, alias
Chiles.
George Newman, the blacksmith at
the Millbrook ranch,.was a city visitor
this morning, buying some supplies for
his shop and making other needed pur-
chases.
The Barnett brothers of the Three |
Rules store mere and the Barnett store
Of Cheyenne, who have been east on a
buying trip, are expected home early |
next week.
Ed o. Moen of Virginia Dale vas in
the city last night, leaving for home
this morning. Mr.. Moen is quite well
pleased with the condition of affairs
on the ranch.
E. P. Pearson of Virginia Dale was
In the city yesterday with a load Of
produce, which he disposed of to his
customers here, leaving for his home
this morning.
F. r. Cottrell, ]. w. Herrick and
Louis began Of Denver, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Of New York. and N. r.
Zweton of st. Louis were at the Union
Pacific last night.
DR.. and Mrs. E. G. Condit and their
children are arranging 10 leave for
Baggs about Monday, having disposed
of their house yesterday afternoon.
and they are now packing their fur
niture.
A. NJ. Anderson, publisher of the
North Park Union, arrived from Wal
den last night, where he had been
looking after the interests of the pa
per and installing a printer, leaving
later for his home at Alma, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Chaplin returned