, 1918-03-21

VIM. Marley OF Rawllns Is taxing n
course of baths at the springs.
All kinds of dressings and polishes
for all kinds OF shoes at w. c. Edwards
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. M. Cushing of
Spring Creek spent Saturday in town.
For Sale.-I have a 1916 Maxwell
and a Buick car for sale.-G. W. Broad
hurst.
Col. Sam Hunter of Lake Greek spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in town on
business.
Archie Anderson was down from En-
campment a couple of days this week
on business.
NJ. b. McKillip spent a day or two in
Cheyenne the first of the week on bus
mess, returning home Tuesday.
For Sale.-125 tons timothy-alsike
hay four tons Belgian seed oats three
teams fine mares.-J. r. RollmanI En-
campment, Wyo. 31-3
The city dads will charge you a dol
lar for a dog tax tag. We will sell you
a dog collar for half that, and we also
have collar locks and whistles.-Scott
the Jeweler.
Mrs. Lewis Gels entertained a num-
Der of ladies at her home on the east
side last Friday evening. Five Hun
dred' was played and a most enjoy
able time spent by all the guests.
Agent w. NJ. Horton was disabled for
a few days recently, having fallen I'M
der a heavy trunk which he was jug
Cling at the depot last Friday. He
was considerably bruised, but is now
about as good as new.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Peck left yester-
day for Salt Lake, where they will
visit their son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Peck. MI. Peck expects to
return here within ten days, while Mrs.
Peck will go to Butte and other points
in Montana for a visit with two daugh-
tiers residing in that state.
The picture show at the local opera
house next Saturday evening will start
promptly at 80, as usual. After that
date, however, the time will be chang
ed to s o'clock, beginning with the
Tuesday evening show. Five reels will
be shown on Saturday night, two two
reel features and one single reel.
Approaching the good work being
done by Marshal j.. a. Phillips in look
ing after the crossings and sidewalks.
and otherwise making himself more
useful than ornamental, the council at
the meeting last Saturday evening by
unanimous vote increased the salary of
the city marshal from $50 t o $50 per
month.
Walter II. Johnson. mage of the
Cusick ranches near Saratoga, returned
here Friday from Alberta, Canada,
where he had spent the past few weeks
visiting relatives and looking after his
property interests. He also spent sew
eral weeks with relatives in Nebraska
before going to Canada. He is prepar-
ing to start the spring ranch work at
once and anticipates a profitable sea
son as a result of the early spring. Mr..
Johnson was surprised to learn of the
exceptionally mild winter in this val
ley. and states that he encountered
several spells of severe cold and real
winter, both in Nebraska and Alberta.
A number of cases of measles are re-
ported in various parts of the city,
principally among the school children.
According to DR.. Price the malady is
in very mild form, few of the patients
being ill for more than a day or two.
While a quarantine is required by the
county health officer it is a very liberal
one, confined to the posting IF a caro-
on the residence. 1t is not obligatory
to employ a physician in case of meas.
les of this variety, but all cases should
be reported to DR. Price as soon as dis
covered, that he may comply with the
requirements of the board Of health,
which incurS no pXDpnSe