, 1908-09-12

VI. johnson is here from Wyoming.
william latham is in from Virginia
dale.
E. Pearson of Saratoga is in town
today.
william Neil, IT,, of Cheyenne is in
the city.
E. N. Pierce Of Cheyenne is at the
Johnson.
l. @. Green of Jelm is staying at the
johnson.
C. Park OF Red Butte was q city Wis
itor last night.
C. c. Dobbs and w. J. Dobbs arrived
from Walden last night.
H. R. Marferding of keystone was a
guest at the Kuster last night.
]. H. Kermode was a passenger by
the stage to Walden this morning.
william Radichal and son are in
the city today from their ranch on
the Sibylee.
Albert Richards Is home from Den
yer. where he had been to attend the
inter-mountain fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Sundby Of Gen.
tennial are among the business visit
ors to the city today.
Edgar Collins Of Cheyenne was
among the visitors to the metropolis OF
the Laramie valley last night.
M. F. Reed of Centennial was among
the business visitors to the city last
night, returning to Centennial today.
County Commissioner John McGin
returned from the ranch at McGill yes
terday afternoon, after a brief visit
there.
Thomas Bird, John Bird, L.. A. Greg
DRY and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jaynes of
Centennial were guests at the Johnson
last night.
MI. and Mrs. B. F. Logan OF Chi
cago and Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Green
of Denver were guests at the johnson
last night.
Anna Bath of Sequel, Cal, arrived
in the city last night for a visit with
friends here, and spent the night at
the Johnson.
Peter Simonson was among the WIS.,
iting ranchmen yesterday afternoon,
returning to his Sheep mountain home
during the day.
Julius Pulls. who recently purchased
the William Dalles ranch near Mandel,
was among the visitors to the city
today, buying some supplies.
Prof. and Mrs. W. F. Gilkison ar
rived yesterday afternoon from Fort
Collins, where they are now residing,
and will spend flew days here visiting
relatives and friends.
George H. Barbour of New Sharon,
Ia, has arrived in the city. He is in
terested with the Laramie Develop
ment company in the Blackburn and
other ranch property near Millbrook.
Maitland Milliken and R. Reynolds
of Denver, William Foster Of Greeley,
". G. Kermode of Loveland, A. A. Otte
Of Pittsburg and L. s. Heller of Omaha
were guests at the Johnson last night.
Leon Kennedy left this afternoon
kOT IhOCh Springs, WHICH, no Will VlSll
with friends for a few days, land they
do say" that the friends" will be on
the depot platform with both arms
ready.
Misses Mary and Eileen Robb Of
Stewartsville, Ind, arrived today for
a visit with Miss Mary Wilson. They
expect to be daily visitors at the fair
and absorb as much OF the wild
vest atmosphere as possible.
Charles L. Rauner, state agent for
the Bankers Life association OF Des
Moines, Iowa, was greeting his many
Casper friends the latter part OF last
week and incidentally writing a few
insurance policies.-Casper Tribune.
James McLay of Fort Collins, who
is being entertained by Prof. Towar
and DR.. Prien of the experiment sta
tion, was taken to the King ranch to-
day. 1t is possible that Mr.. McLay
will accept the position as shepherd
for the station. being an experienced
%sheepman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorchester Mapes and
Miss Adah Henri arrived from Chicago
last night and left this morning for
Centennial, in company with M. M.
Green, and will visit for several days
at the Rambler mine, Mr.. Mapes be-
ing interested in that property.
DR.. ]. A. Ballard received a postal
card today from his brother, DR.. c.. A.
Ballard, dated at Dubois on Sunday,
saying that they intended leaving the
next day for their camping place in
the mountains, and r probably by
this time nicely settled for the month.
E. c. Randall Of Boulder, one Of the
members Of the board Of trustees of
the Wyoming Creamery company, is
in the city, experimenting the work of
getting the building at Third and Gar
field streets ready for the creamery,
which will be moved to that place
soon.
o. G. Hopper of Kansas City, L. F.
Price of Dillon, Mont, James McCar-
ty of T~arrytown, N. Y, G. S. Marshall
of Ogden, j.. V. Williams of Soda
Springs, Idaho, ]. R. Stocking and D.
H. Wright of Draper, Utah, A. H.
Bucklin of Idaho Falls, Idaho, j. p.
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