, 1907-11-01

w. Donor went to Walden today.
Frank Streed is here from Keystone
]. FAR of Chicago is at the Kuster.
G w. Swickard of Bosler is at the
Kuster.
R. L. Black of Kansas City was here
this morning.
B.. Sinclair Of Lawrence, Kas., Is at
the Union Pacific.
G. L. Wright was in from Centeu.
NAL this morning.
Peter Simonson was in from his
Sheep mountain ranch today.
Miss Media Williams left for Pink.
hamton. Colo, this morning.
Fred Snyder is in from Keystone
tain, a guest at the Johnson.
F. s. Emerson of Salt Lake, a COM
mercial traveller, Was at the Union Pa,
cific last night.
H. X. and A. Willardson of Granite
canon were among the visiting rancn.
men this morning.
Mrs. c. C. Mitchell was a passenger
by the Walden stage to Pinkhamton.
Colo. this morning.
c. J. Anderson was in from the Buck.
eye ranch this morning. looking after
some business matters.
Mrs. G.. w. Fox is in from the Fox
ranch for a few days visit with her
mother, Grandma Blake.
@. w. Anderson and ]. d. Moon re,
turned to Leslie this morning, having
spent the night in this city.
Paul w. Ferguson and George w
Flanagan of Denver were among the
guests at the kuster last night.
S. F. Phillips and John McGill were
among Ii visitors to the city last
night, registered at the Kuster.
Bud Laker, w. C. Detmas and e. c.
Moore of Denver were among the
guests at the Johnson last night.
George Goddard returned to Centen.
NAL this morning n will resume his
mining operations in that district.
Misses Helen Ryan and Anna Ryan
left this afternoon for Salt Lake,
where they will visit for a few days.
E w. Burke of Cheyenne, the state
pure floor commissioner, was here this
morning, registered at the Union Pa
cific.
John s. Evans returned TO his home
at Elk mountain this morning, after
having spent a couple of days in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Kinley returned
to their home at the o o of Sheep
mountain today, after visiting here for
a day or two.
Frank c. Bosler of Rock River ar
rived in the city last night and lett
this afternoon for Cheyenne on a brief
business trip.
Andrew Olson of Elk mountain was
a guest at the Union Pacific last night,
He is the manager of the Carbon Tim,
Der company.
]. d. Garrison. until a day or two
ago a surveyor on the Laramie Plains
line, will leave this afternoon for Dem
yer, his home.
A. H. Desch, Joseph D. Hartnett,
Joseph Heneck n Warren McCord Of
Denver were guests at the Union Pa.
cific last night.
John D.. Clark and Gibson Clark, the
Cheyenne attorneys. were here this
morning, looking after some business
matters at the court house.
Carl Olson of Salt Lake, a former
resident of this city, al here this
morning, a guest at the Johnson. He
spent the forenoon meeting some old
friends.
Miss Laura Breisch, a student at the
university, will go to Cheyenne this
afternoon for a couple Of days visit
with her parents there, Mi. and Mrs.
E. R. Breisch.
G. w. Stanley and his son, Ray Stan
ley, of Cheyenne, were among the visi.
tors to the metropolis of the Laramie
plains this morning. MI. Stanley is .
travelling a of the Capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. A. Harnden, Fred
McGill, William Hendrickson, H. M.
Harnden and Misses Maud and Mabel
Foster of Rock River were among the
guests at the Kuster this morning.
Misses Ora Penn and Laura Baker
came in from Leslie with G.. w. Penn
last night, returning home this morn.
ing. Mr.. Penn went to the Jonas Berg.
lund ranch to look at a bunch of cattle
offered for sale.
Con Hammond, the Big Laramie
ranchman, who is about to sell his
ranch to a large corporation buying
land in that part of the county, was
here this morning, looking over the sit
uation with a view to spending the
winter in the city If he sold his farm
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