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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30

Drufnet Sitter. Gn "a
aaris Sitter fra NptOrs, SOban
Gdre0sr, Ser BAR tagst poa Tifferi
iGiorebeA Tammen mso FIN SDossr,
Falot Ynoer TT Qrbsjoe 0per 8oro
% oratneos. San e~fterlaoer fig 5us
iim og 8 9srn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30

MorOet mertes at p9re forepet al
en- 9agubono. Tom pm Oagen bdpoe
5e;let pua ggnen og f~OrtaIt. at ban
uar unOOegen ira 6dttig8aarosn !
0oenIe.
Ooenie 5uttigsuoro meoOelte Jam.
ne Dag, At DER gunfte ristigt Spnoas
0sn Z. april oerfra bar un0peget ire
9eriOner.
gn uf Dem bleo alereOe 9irsOu5
gftermiOoag an6olot 1 5reoericiu |
itertt 6eruiet Eilftdno.
5an fortaIie, at bun Tammen me0
sn at Sc anore 6lpgtninse bar dns
fommen til 5reoerieia Manoag III.
ten 81. 71a.
Som mistrutt for Moroet anbolO.
tes 5irs0a9 ben 8. Qpril / TioOel.
tart en- dnoen @agabonO, maaIt Il ben
idmme Iom en-. Der efterIsges fra 30
genie, Og bois Raon er 9oren5 Gbt.
6anIen. San bar biemmeberenOe /
9ogenieegnen og bar tiOligere OGret
ItrdFet meo GOrbe0rinssbusurbeiOe.
Gage M}lnt, Sfopa5sjrnp. Der
bar un0erfsgt sen mprOeOe pises
Gig. bar til nMi0oeIfart genftrebI.
uotalt, at Uloroet mdd bore bIeoet be-
goaei df en- oanuitti5 eGer / al 5dlo
ganife u~tilregnelt9 perTOn. Pigsn
ianotes tiggenoe / Retiraoen mes
arDppen oper mos 9eren,
5 benOes 9dIs par Ser fire meset
bpbe Sn0Init. Ser MAJ bare bIeoen
fert meO ooloiom aruft. 9en0ss
! Gla0er par | Oroen. og ser sr life
Eean pua 8oIotagt.
5 quiet Iaonss intet, og Motioei
tit @erningen er / oet Belle ful0iian0is
uforflarligf. qOlitiets llnoedggelIer
Bar biOtil (~altIaa oen 10. april, IL
Dage efter Moro5anolingen) life fsri
til noget Reiultdt.
8eo ct 5or6er pda WSoroTeoet al
bsrtes Sen Dos rs. Iielfen tjenenoe
SarI. 9aurii3 RieIien, sn0oioere en-
9ssgenser fra 8ogenie, Ssrgen gisls
zen, ser peo 7e5ioen par let / IRrz
6eoe at Morofsoet, iamt enoeli9
Sennen al en- Qabo, Ser peo 7z5ioen
bds0s 09ret iH& / 0dar0sn for II
hente ct asrstpi ION bun baooe itad
en& Der.
Der TRENTON Dog irtet, Der tunos
le0e paa Spor efter 0Sor0eren.
9eO llnoerisgelien at ielos SeOei
iOr Den blo0ige 8s9iosnbeo fanot man
i en- Sung. iom ferer til RetirdOeu,
aapiIen at Ct llr, iom / I'm Iii sr
ble0en frditjaaIet aarlsn.
aarlen qaurios 4ielien bar I'M
Der 5orbsret ben Y. os. t%ilIfaaet, j.
sei er bum. Der bar mproet pigen.
Ulorooaubenet. iom ban buOoe Be-
npttet fig al, par bans 2Ommetnio,
ION Funotes / 8ssn0sn og BAR
t~Iooplsttet.
Som N1otio for in gambling al.
ferte bun / 5Orbsret. at pigen Ofte
5aooe 0ri1et bum fol buns Dumbso
% talOt 6am ct 5iols. og ban BE-
Hutte0e at mBrOe benoe.
6an tilfsie6e 6en6e to Sdar ]
9alfen og gift uO for at Tpanoe 6e-
Itene for. Men 6d pigen Tom IL
bsnOe efter Dam, o~berfar ban benOss
Strube.
Sua odite6e BAN Tg liOt og tsrte
til Gj6n. Del bar ferit, sfter at 81
get bar funoet, at BAN taiteoe aniDsr
| grenoen.
6ele Silitadelien uotalte ban az
ostes f~slelfeslsit.
3Pc roeren pnes orb9roe-.
o5bens Sociulosmofrat" far bdfi
en- Samtale meo 4rrsTtforbareren /
Miooelfurt, iom ~fortiareoe, at MOrs
oeTen bar iopet go6t | Rat og ertlas
rer, at ban befinosr FIG bel. 6an
ipiier Og oriffer, fom ON intet bar
Pasieret.
Def fremgaar af Gorbsret, at piz
gen far be6t for fig, men benoes Bsn.
nsr bar intet ION befft Snotrpt gjort
MN QnrIon
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30

miisleO. par i 81. rglalb. @tiftstio. +"
iolgt i'm betenote 9iugit npraIioen=
ten til en- 9eiteapIsforening / gei
leegnen for 10000 8r.. booraf en-
Del paa 9iltdar.
rprqiioenten" CT 8 9ldr al.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30

mllslep, gdr III. nAdlp. StlTtstlo.
iolgt fin betenote 9iagit upraIiosnz
Ten" til en- 6eItedplsforening / gej
leesnen for 10000 8r.. bOOraf en-
Del pad 9iltaar.
rpraIi0enten" er 5 9lar al.
Opsrenstom{t | gBotess
ferfaget, 9eo 5orpunoIin8er
n.elIem g0OterforbunOet / 0anmart
% geofermeTtrenes 5orening / PRO
oinIerne er Der opnudet Gnigbe0 DIN
I'll ny OOerenstomIt, bboroeo Minis
malugelpnneu forbsies fra % til "a
Sir. og Qttoropriien meo fra 8 til
|20 g. Den me OOerenstOmit ira
Der / araft oen L. Wldj.
Gn rar Opoagetfe. 5reoss
rits9uon ituIoe / 81. a5reob. 4D."
normalt BRUCE 5000 5or. @ano /
Gsgnet fra 1T 9an0oerf, men bur /
mango 9ar brugt 5000 5Or.
Ru bar man opoaget, at n9r Oeo
6apnen bar eeOninger 4aft ct 9ruo,
b9oraf Der ol8lig er frsmmet ca.
5000 5or. 9ano no | 6dpnen.
De anertenOte Sbgetnss
er. 5 5slge MeooeIelie fra Spse=
tasisinIpettpren par oeo 1ogdngen al
9(dret 1906 Qntalet at I~fntsanerten0s
te SpgetasIer 1919 me0 517,591
0leolemmer.
S 9pbet al Bette IiOite Nar er 2tns
tallet al Sbgetasier fOrpgst meo DO,
UleOlemsantaIlet meo 1852, boiltet
sr mere emo / noget tioligert adr.
Statens 3ilIfuo Oil ior aarei
1906 u0gere 1891 46 Str. eIer
$4,000 Sir. mere emo 4aret foru0.
Sfofes. arel Sobaniens 8adrO
/ 6oitrup. 9sle Sogn, er totuli neos
6gpnot. Slosn opiioo / Stuebuiet,
Formentlig pes gagning. Gn Del II
Sn0boet brRn0te.
~ Maartin 6britenIens @uuro /
9sOeritrup Oeo aeGerup er Oen 10.
2lpril ne0branot meO ~llnotagelIe At
9aoen.
St0en opIiOO / 9erOe6aIet, % set
nenes, at oen er pddIdi. 50 aaloe
% to Smdd9rile nOsbrenote @adrs
oen bar fun dsiureret for 10000 ar.
eieren li0er Oerfor ct b~etp0eligt 3ab.
uoIann til 6ann0D9rtere
% nOutri0ripenOe. geo
5lndnsIoben for inoeo9ren0e 5inonss
adr er Der at StuislaanefOnOens
Oiio!er ION 8. Del at en- 37aari9 Be
niGing Itiaet ct gelsb at $4,000 Str.
til Rddoigbeo til renteb9renoe uos
iaan til 9aanOpnrtere og Tmda Sns
ou~itriOripenoe til 2tnIfaffelIe al ITO
t0rer % 99rttsjsmaifiner; 2danene
ItuI forrentes meo 3 psf. -uurlig %
afbetales meo minolt en- 5ienoeoel
acrlig At oeres OprinOelige puolp=
otn0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30

ct . b
n e0Iem, Der prpgler 4
|5ieneftetar ,Qalborg Gifts
tioenOe" fort9Ier: 6or nogle uger
i.Oen tom en- ung aarl, 9olger RieI,
len al Qalbors, / 5jenefte bos aOlss
arager 5bomisn ct df 4dlborg
89raa0s iociuIOemotratiite Meoleme
a1er =. Rielien ifuloe drbejoe for
16 4roner ON llgen. og ban par me-
g; littis, iau 9r. 5bOmien bar goot
Iilfreos meo bam.
5mi0lerii0 funot Nielien. at 6on
tunoe faa mere lgnnenoe QrbeiOe pe0
al oers acknowledgements, og ban
ia90e 0erFor fin pfaos op. Oct pa
Ter life nogen Mening | - fdn0t
6r. 56omien = men od BAN life bill
e gioe mere / Qrbejoslen emo De 10
ST., bOlot Rielien fdit beo at Oils
hort.
Y~aaitelerodg bao ban ON lit Iii.
1ooebaDenoe, 8 Str. Dem tan Ou life
fad". iogoe S5omien.
.giua, ia jd!" foureos RielIen. De
yenge fan life gre mig fattig, % fan
81 gre Dem rig. mdd De beboloe
0eroOer blso 9r. 5bOmien raienoe
og fo'r mo paa 3arlen, bDem ban
9reb 6agfra / 9alfen, Iad Der opitoo
(. tort, 8loounoerlebet W9rfe, Tom
hol0t fig | Here Oags. Men beloigs
pig bar Rielfen ben t9rfeite, ban ia
iieos meo ct raft gag 2lngriberen at
fig og git oereFter neo paa polititanls
nieret Og melots oct pasIsreos. st par
3dgs efter fiji BAN faa fine penge uos
befali.
nMalborg St~iftstioenoe" tilfsisr,
at 0olgsr Qiellen sr en- oDgtig %
flint Qsbejosr, Der alorig for bar
5cbt Crib meo fine 4rbejosgiOers
Sfoerbeoe &irfe. 5 Sen fpos
ligs Del al Scr. 5eloing Sogn bar
en- MP &irte, S~loerbsoe airte, M
Iraust fulot feroig fioen 0scembe.
giaaneO, og 9eboerne Oenter meo
I0angief pau, at 8irfen fan tases
grug.
Der bill bog. friOer n6ern.
9dg6l.", eftsr al Sanoipnfiobeo Sou
nogle Muaneoer enonu, fsr SnoOiels
fen fan finoe Steo.
On 9ingft til 10000 g r.
Tbrl9gs 56ertiloisn, @eIter !9iers
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30

- tTtsr BET re in
aaI. siper 6aaret bet uaturiiss aip %
en- lunb CLANS.
.cair sfeain" pI frembrin8e q
n suf, fifeaafist eaar % b~efansie befrt
9opebbuben fra Sfri.
,,eatr Meaim" q tnsen Gorpe %
pletter ifSe. bet eneffe NisFen CT at freris
me 6oarpcffeu. % pi sarauterer, at bet
asr bette, ener psnseue ttIbassbetaIes.
6pis De bar efei, bpis 2sres Saar
faibsr al, bSis Dc e. beipis ffaIDbopeost :
faa feub efter en- gIafe At >, e~airsMssu",
o. De pI bIipe tiIfreDs % t~afueHItg.
Gen gIajfe furoe bare tiIarrffeIis 20
Gs57er stf HfserIIs bart bet.
Hris IS Gents per Glaife.
smb btttfte til %. ri bstaler ggpre sSmfof'
rneer.
Dept. "a, Esthetic chemicas Co.,
Sill Sixth Ave, New York, 49,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30

8irfefig 2itterdtur. n9oe
Stiaing til 9ibIen." nj Sogne
pratt 6. SfOpgaaro : petsrien (5ris
noOts 5ortuS). Sorts. 9eniigt
.aeb bette Sfrift = ct at buns p8prs
Il Oro ON fore Sing" = er at inoz
ftarpe, at man 6gr blibe / SUBS Oro.
9ldn bsr bet MI, 0d set firtelige Iad
imaat 6e9pnoer at riOe fig Ips fra
ost ftatslige; oa oct reli9ipie er peo
Al riOs fig los ira oct triIteIige; oa
Oct frifteIige er Oeo at rioe f9 los fra
5et gammel : t6eologiite, og od @i-
oenftabens @r6ejoe msO Oroet PAD
mango 0olo er Oeo at rioe fig log tn
5roens QrbeiOe mso Oroet.
Get Oaientlige / gogen er 5Orf.s
SDn paa Oct 0ioen1a6elige 9rbsioe
aeO Gtriften, ct ar6ejoe. bois get
bun 6etrefter, mar BET uel At mGrie
foilsr paa 5rOens @runO. Iami bans
aoDifliHg al, boorie0es man fra DE
itgbeoens StOe Ital ie pda lloDerenss
i~emmeGerne / Den belige Strift.
De TANNER ira 8euneIters Stre
bsligbeo, men 9no lager Dem / i'm
5jenslte. Tiger ban. Som gibeIen i
in Sel6eo er ct Opora9eliesmioOsl.
iaaleoes Ifal alle otns llfulotommen
bt6sr, 3iOferte oe0 Den meuneitelige
llfulotomnenbeo, tjene til at opOra3e
DlenneIter til 5ro og / 5ro. 5or
ZEN, Der dloorlig er greben al Oroets
ftaige Sano6eosmdgt. fan dae oe
p0oortes Sell ener lloperensi temmeI-
isr life blibe OeIentli9s. De fan lite
Sire Oct afgsrenoe for bans 5OrboIo
Il. OrOet iom 9elbeO % til SUB.
u. 9. / nD9bl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30

Gn Mdmmuttano D. Denofpsz
TsIs biitorife Mufeum bar fra 5us.
ejer 81. Q. GielIen af SfaGerup mob
taget en- ODermunos ainotdno uf en-
Wummut.
8dnoen er Ifplst no al flitbrin
ZEN, ligsTom en- onoen Wammudttano.
Der for en- Snes aur fioen fanotes
Qanitrup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30

5olfetauet / @rgnfano.
9sfelge Mon0talsliiterne fanotes Der
geo togangen at 1905: 1859 Snos
6nsgere i 8~eitgrenlanO, MOB H. 100
oeo llogangsn at 1904.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30

On 9ingft til 10000 81.
1brlege 9bertil6ien, @eIter 5jers
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30

5uno al O1ofd9er. Stats
busmano 4noreas Oleien. QnoI
gitermart, bar ifstge raol6ing Sol
febluo" Oeo at Crane / en- 5sj pua FL
Uldrt funoet to llrner nf Ger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30

nj Dunmarfs52 sgt Ger bar
oct ijelanoIte Qrtipelag 126, Born
ruin 8. psO 2ollau045aliter liggsr
81. Oeo 5pen 81, % De jpoite gers
5al sr 215. - 90 Ger ligger / Seer
~ 4alsb.
, 1907-08-13
.H0PEsF0Rs SAFETY
IS N0WGNEN UP
BRITISH FREIGHT STEAMER MIC.
ARAGuAN MISSING SINCE
EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE.
Heavily Laden With Phosphate Rock
and Believed That She and Her
Crew Of One Hundred and Forty
Men Are Lost-Barn at Rock
Springs Destroyed by Lightning.

New York, Aug. 13.-No word having
been received regarding the British
freight steamer Nicaraguan since she
passed the Virginia capes on June 8,
hope for her safety has been given up
at Dublin, where she should have ar.
rived not later than June %.
Left Port Tampa in June.
The Nicaraguan is one of the Ley.
land fleet. a part of the international
marine, and steamed out of Port Tam.
pa on June 8. She put into Norfolk
five days lated for bunker coal and
passed out of the capes the same day.
Mas Heavily Laden.
Captain Shackelock and a crew of
140 men were aboard the Nicaraguan.
She was heavily laden with phosphate
rock and it is feared she was run down
by an iceberg. The steel steamer
would have fioated only a few moments
after the crash.
, 1907-08-13
LARAMIE GENTLEMAN
MARRIED A I GREELEY

Yesterday morning at 7:15 DR.. Da
Wis of the Methodist Episcopal church
joined in holy wedlock Benjamin Price
Wigton and Birdie White Atwell, says
the Greeley (Colo.) Sun Of Friday.
The ceremony was performed at 1121
Twelfth avenue, the home of MI. and
Mrs. F. J. Peyton. 1t was a quiet wed
ding, the family and j. A. Wigton Of
Denver, brother of the broom, being
in attendance. After the marriage a
dainty wedding breakfast was served
and on the arrival of the morning train
from Denver, Mr.. and Mrs. Wigton
left for the Forth on their wedding
tour. The groom is a citizen Of Lara.
mic, Wyo., an employe of the Pacific
Express company and a man Of sterling
character and good business ability.
The bride is a native of Red Springs,
N. c., and one of the old north states
most charming daughters. She has
been in Greeley for several weeks, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Peyton, and
during her brief stay in this city she
made friends on all sides by her en-
gaging manner and vivacity.
, 1907-08-13
To BE SEEN AT THE
IMPERIAL BAND CARNIVAL

The theatrical side Of the show Is a
skit lasting more han an hour, writ
ten by its leading performer, Miss
Clara Mae Adams. THE Girl from
B%agdad," is a clever burlesque, full Of
good music and we'll staged. There are
twenty-eight people in the play. The
Parker shows carry their own electric
light plant and use about 5000 bulbs
to light the streets. The Volcano, the
Tyrolean Alps, Katzenjammer castle.
Hale's Tours the electric theater and
other funny and instructive things
make up an avenue that is worth going
to e ave If one should not take in
the shows. The big merry-go-round
has a novel device which makes the
horses gallop. Nobody need fear at
tending any of the Parker features.
They will neither offend nor disap.
point any one and any one is better
than the price of admission. The vote
in the ring contest is as follows:
, 1907-08-13
A Faithful Friend.

II have used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since
it was first introduced to the public IN
1872, and have found one in
stance where a cure was not speedily
effected by its use. l have been a com.
mercial traveller for eighteen years,
and never start out on a trip without
this, my faithful friend" says II. S,
Nichols Of Oakland, Ind. Ter. When
a man has used a remedy for thirty
five years he knows its value and is
competent to speak Of it For sale by
all druggists.
, 1907-08-13
Large Amount of Wool.
WILL MEET TONIGHT
TO ARRANGE HALL.

There will be a meeting tonight of
Emmanuel commandery. Knights Tenn
plar, when the question of the use of
the hall by the grand lodge of Wyo-
ming, Knights of Pythias, will be taken
up. The grand lodge will meet here
on the 10th of September. The hall
at that time will be under the control
Of the Masonic lodges. but they will
give way out of courtesy to the grand
lodge. Representatives from every
part OF the state are expected at the
grand lodge meeting, and there will
be a drill team from Cheyenne to ex-
emplify the rank work. Officers for
the coming lodge year will be chosen
at this meeting.
, 1907-08-13
Diarrhoea Cured.

my father has for years been trou.
bled with diarrhoea, and tried every
means possible to effect a cure. with
out avail" writes John H. Zirkle OF
Philippi, W. Va HE saw Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Narrhoea
Remedy advertised in the Philippi Re
publican and decided to try it. The
result is one bottle cured and he has
not suffered with the disease for eigh'
teen months. Before taking this rem
edy he was a constant sufferer. He Is
now sound and well. and although six
ty years old, can do as much work as
a young man" Sold by all druggists
, 1907-08-13
Chronic piarrhoea Relieved.


Mr.. Edward E. Henry, with the Unit
ed States Express company, Chicago,
writes, "Our general superintendent,
Mr.. Quick, handed me a bottle OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Dlar'
rhoea Remedy some time ago to check
an attack of the old chronic diarrhoea.
l have used it since that time and cur
ed many on DUR trains who have been
sick. am an old soldier who served
with Rutherford B. Hayes and William
Mckinley four years in the Twenty
third Ohio regiment, and have no all
ment except chronic diarrhoea, which
this remedy stops at once" For sale
nv all druggists, :"
, 1907-08-13
TFIRE SHIPMENTS OF NEW POST CARDS!
The Post CARD A1an.
R. Edwards of Greentop is in the

II. OF is IN the
city.
Frank Mcdonald Is here from his
ranch.
H. M. Miller. Of Denver is at the
Kuster.
Oscar waechterlis in the city from
Sibylee.
Harry Lehman went to Woods this
morning.
]. D.. Coen was in from Mandel this
morning.
John Thorsall of Fort Steele is at
the Johnson.
John Hokansen Of Cheyenne is Wis.
iting in Laramie.
Charles W. Fisher of Eddyville, Ia,
is at the johnson.
E. H. Downey was a passenger to
the Lund ranch this morning.
Neale Roach left this afternoon for
Rock River on a surveying trip.
Mrs. Porter Of Woods landing was
in the city last night, registered at the
Kuster.
Neil Matheson, the Toltec ranch
man, is in the city, a guest at the
Kuster.
Mr.. n Mrs. Sam Phillips are in
from their Seven Mile ranch, regis.
tered at the Kuster.
X. J.. McCollu marrived fdom Wal.
den last night and left this morning
Fort Collins on legal business.
Mrs. ]. Regan returned to Walden
this morning, having arrived from
that city on the 31st Of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Stuben and son
of Omaha were among the arrivals last
night, and are registered at the John
son.
John Seaton of the Grace Creek
ranch is in the city. He was formerly
a resident Of the city and connected
with the Laramie Coal company.
]. w. Nelson. connected with the
forestry service on the Medicine Bow
forest reserve. was an arrival in the
city last night, among the guests at
the Kuster.
John Stratus, the pioneer Morgan
ranchman, is in the city today, attend.
ing to some legal and other business,
and will return to the ranch tomor-
row. He is staying at the Kuster.
Charles Bethany, the surveyor, re-
turned yesterday afternoon from Key
stone and around there, where he had
been surveying some mining claims
and attending to other mining bust
ness.
L. c. Wanamaker Of the Centennial
Post, who attended the editorial con-
vention at Lander. and who stopped
on his way home, arrived in the city
last night and left for Centennial this
morning.
Mrs. William Greaser of Morgan was
among the visitors to the city this
morning. taking out some supplies for
the ranch during the forenoon. The
haying is now in full swing in that
neighborhood.
F. A. Madden and L. T. Jacobs of
Greeley, Colo, who have been fishing
in the streams in this vicinity for a
few days, arrived in the city last
night and left for home thfs after.
noon. having had a delightful outing.
, 1907-08-13
MEDICAL SOCIETY TO
MEET AT LANDER,

The Wyoming State Medical associa.
ton holds its annual meeting at Ian.
der on September 3. DR.. A. c. God
frey, the president of the association
who now resides in Denver, writes that
he will be present and that the attend.
ance will be about seventy-five, that
number having signified their intention
of coming.
, 1907-08-13
THE BANK BAROMETER
BEHAVING NICELY.

The bank barometer at 1890 this
morning was above the normal point
at this altitude, marking 1884 at that
hour. The forenoon was bright and
warm, with a cool breeze that made
life delightful in the shade. There
was no indication Of rain during the
greater part Of the day.
, 1907-08-13
PERSONAL NOTES FROM
ROCK SPRINGS MINER

Miss Elsie Paterson. returned last
Saturday night from Laramie, where
she has been attending summer school
Miss Ella Ace returned Tuesday at
ter spending two months in Laramie,
Denver and Big Horn county, Wyo.
ming.
, 1907-08-13
LARAMIE PHYSICIAN
LOCATED At sAoGs

DR.. Condit now occupies the build
ing just north of the postofice, former
ly occupied by Ward, the barber, says
the Baggs Sentinel. He will use IT
until his Office is fitted up in the drug
store building.
, 1907-08-13
SPENT SOME TINE
TIME
IN HIS HAY FIELD.

IN HIS HAY FIELD.
Mrs. Frank Strong and Miss Natalie
Swigart were in form Leslie during the
forenoon, coming in with the mail.
DR.. Swigart spent several days in his
hay field during the past few days
Mr.. Baker, who cut his leg more than
a week ago with a drawing knife, is
able to be about the house, although
not yet well enough to return to the
mine. Mrs. Strong and Miss Swigart
returned shortly after noon.
, 1907-08-13
STEADILY IMPROVING
FROM RECENT BURNS

Ferguson Mitchell il in Cheyenne
from IVA and reports that his broth.
er, George Mitchell, who a week ago
was badly burned by lightning. il
steadily improving and will soon en-
tirely recover.
, 1907-08-13
CHILDREN

TO HAVE PICNIC
The Altar society OF the Catholic
church has arranged to have 8 picnic
for the children of the Sunday school
at the city park on Thursday after
noon, the children taking their lunches
and eating them under the trees.
, 1907-08-13
TWO NAMES OFF
THE CARNIVAL LIST.

Miss Zoe Miller and Mrs. Helen
Root withdrew from the carnival vot-
ing contest yesterday afternoon, Miss
Brebner asking by telephone that her
name also be left of the list.
, 1907-08-13
MRS. GIBSON ILL
AT SUNDBY RANCH.

Mrs. T. H. Gibson. who was Ill at
the Sundby ranch at Centennial last
week, was better yesterday, when her
husband heard from her by telephone
late in the afternoon, being able at
that time to walk about the house a
part of the time.
, 1907-08-13
TO
DURING FORENOON,

OVW1NG
Judge G. w. Bramel. who has been
i'll for a few days. was taken to the
hospital this morning and is being
cared for in that institution for q few
days. until he from the pres
emit attack.
, 1907-08-13
SOLD HIS INTEREST
IN HORSE BUSINESS.

IN HORSE BUSINESS.
]. c. Wright Of Bowles & Wright,
Medicine Bow, returned to the ranch
this afternoon. He has sold his inter-
est in the business at Medicine Bow
to his partner and in a few days will
go to his former home in Wisconsin
for a lengthy visit. Mr.. Bowles will
continue the horse business.
, 1907-08-13
WHALEY GIRL IS
IN A sAN|TAR|UM
RAN AWAY WITH PREACHER AND
NOW He HAS DESERTED HER.
AND LEFT HER ILL.
Floretta Whaley's Sad Plight, Where
abouts Of Unfrocksd Rector, Jere
Knox Cooke, Being Unknown
Grandmother Sending Weekly Re
mittanees for Care Of Girl

New York. Aug. 13.-Miss Floretta
Whaley. who eloped on April 20 with
her guardian, Rev. Jere Knox Cooke,
rector of st. Georges Episcopal church
at Hampstead, N. Y, is said to be in
a sanitarium in Canada.
Girl is Nervous Wreck.
Cooke a deserted the ~17-year-old
girl and she is a nervous wreck. Mrs
Hezekiah Whaley, the girls grand
mother, has told friends in Hampstead
that she has been sending her remit
tances for several weeks since learn
ing that she was i'll and abandoned.
Cookies Whereabouts Unknown.
While members of the family refuse
to discuss the affair, it has been known
by intimate friends for several days
that Miss Whaley was no longer with
the now unfrocked rector with whom
she ran away. No n in Hampstead
knows where Cooke went after he de.
serted the girl, but Justice Charles s.
Citizens of Hampstead, who issued a
warrant for Cooke at the time of the
elopement, is making preparations to
seek him.
Belongs to Wealthy Family.
Rumors that the girl had been found
have stirred Hampstead almost as
much as the sensational elopement
Miss Whaley belongs to a wealthy fam.
lily and is herself an heiress. When
she is Of age she will receive half OF
an estate Of $15O,00O left by her father
to her and her sister, Edna, Is years
old.
Great Difference in Ages.
Cooke was rector Of the church OF
which August Belmont is senior war
den, and whose members are mostly
people Of wealth and prominence,
Cooke was married and bore a splen'
did reputation. He was 81 years old.
and Miss Whaley was only II and still
in high school.
, 1907-08-13
ZONE TO

FOR WEEKS OUTING.
j. W. Stryker, secretary of the w.
H. Holiday company, left this morn:
ing for the Sodergreen ranch. to be
absent on his annual vacation for
about q week.
, 1907-08-13
TOOK SOME HANDS

FOR HAN HARVEST.
Mr.. Wildwood of Woods left for home
this morning, taking a few men for
work in the hay fields. He was ac.
companied by Thomas Anderson and
Oscar Manahan.
, 1907-08-13
GONE TO RANCH
IN AN AUTOMOBILE.

IN AN AUTOMOBILE.
Ole Thompson, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs.
Lewis Tyvold and children and Mrs.
Bert King and daughter left this morn
ing for the John Strum ranch, up the
Laramie river, where Mrs. Tyvold and
her children will visit for several days,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. King
expecting to return this afternoon or
tomorrow. The distance is about TWEEN
ty-ive miles.