, 1907-05-18

C. f. Kuster is at Fort Collins.
j. Black came in from Walden last
night.
D. Kelly of Rock River is at the
Johnson.
NJ. L. Smith of Kansas City was here
last night.
Otto Gramm is looked for from Raw
Inns tomorrow.
S. c. Conley of Rock River was at
the Kuster last night.
Oca Mason of the Laramie river was
a city visitor today.
President Fred A. Miller of the Lar
annie Plains line is in Boston today.
Miss Emma Bare has arrived from
Illinois and is stopping in this city.
Alex Crout, a Rawlins railroad man,
was a guest at the Johnson last night.
A. X. Piston was in the city from Tie
Siding last night, a guest at the Kus-
ter.
Gabriel Larson has returned to his
ranch, after a business visit to the
city.
Fred Piper of Jelm was in the city
this morning, leaving for home during
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Fischer of Clifton
Forge, Cal, are among the guests at
the johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nichols are
houses on Sixth street.
Frank Streed of the Millbrook ranch
is in the city for a brief stay. He is
registered at the Kuster.
Rev. C. Swanson of the Swedish Mis-
sion church returned today from a two
weeks visit in Colorado and Nebraska.
d. F. Gelatt and Jasper Glass of
Sand creek are in the city with their
freight teams for the ditch camp in
Colorado.
r. F. Hecht of Centennial was here
last night, leaving for home this morn
ing, after disposing of some business
commissions.
Tom Akers, William Rule. T. R. F.
| Marine and Frank Boyce were among
the stage line passengers to Walden
this morning.
G. w. Faulkner, Leon Frazer, Or
vile Frazer, Raymond Frazer and San
Fry of the ranch were among the Wis
itors to the city last night.
Booker L. Smith, who has been here
for a few days, disposing of some bust
ness matters, left for Holmes by the
Centennial stage this morning.
Frank Boyce of Rhyolite, New, a for.
mer resident of this section and at
Walden, arrived from the west last
night and left for Walden today.
w. J.. Ryan, travelling for a Chey-
enne wholesale house. returned yes
terday afternoon from Walden, where
he had been for a few days on a sell
ing trip.
George TRADING, superintendent of
the Walden, Centennial and Sibylee
stage lines, returned yesterday after
noon from Walden, where he had been
on a our of inspection.
E. Ahlgren, J.. Anderson, Olaf Olson,
Otto Aune and James Ulstad of Key
stone are among the visitors to the
city today, coming late yesterday aft
ernoon for a vacation.
Herbert Kennedy has returned from
Encampment, where the burning OF a
part of the smelter property a few
days ago resulted in shutting down the
work, so as to throw a number of men
out of employment.
Henry Owen of Walcott, a brother
of William Owen of this city, is here
under the care of a physician, and will
probably return tomorrow. He is one
of the contractors for the building OF
the Saratoga and ~Encampment rail
road.
Fred R. Springer spent the night in
the city, returning to the Haley ranch
this morning, where he expected to
complete the spraying of cattle for the
Oasis and other ranches and remove
with his machine to the Judson ranch
tomorrow.
Mrs. Ben Thompson and son, Der
nice, who have been visiting Mrs.
Thompson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
F.. Butt, have returned to their home
at Cheyenne. Mr.. Butts health is not
improving as it should and he may de
eide to go to a lower altitude for a
time.
A. H. Chabot of Keokuk, Ia, S. G,
Wright OF Boston, T. P. Kelly, W. H.
Dickinson and j. E. Lloyd of Boston
w. f. Keller and c. r. Troth of Den
yer, A. B. Jones of New York and G.
f. Connell of Minneapolis, Mimi, were
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