, 1925-06-18

brought in his wife and her mother,
who have been staying at the ranch
for the past six weeks or more.
Mr.. John Thode, father of DR..
Thode, was In the city Tuesday. He
came up to Fort Steele to give testi-
mony before Water Commissioner
johnson regarding his water rights.
d. H. Craig went down to Fort
Steele Monday to look after the in
terests Of r. 7. Rankin's water rights
on Pass Creek, hal being the date
when testimony was taken before Mr..
johnson, the water commissioner.
F. Chatterton departed for Sara
toga this morning, having closed out
his business here. Mr.. McDaniels will
go east next week to remain. We
are sorry to lose Mack, as he is an
and a general all-around good fell
low.
Ed. Tierney, the genial round
house foreman is the happiest man
in the city aver since the arrival Of
a handsome baby girl at his home
last Monday evening. who is rapidly
developing into a good looking young
lady the very image of her papa.
Swan Bros. have returned n are
at work fishing their tools out of
the hole made last fall. They have
secured n string. AS soon as the
Others are found they will move their
machinery to the new location south
of the track and begin work on n
new well.
The old frame building which
stood on the lot next west of Mayor
Rasmusson's furniture store, has
been removed and Is now on Cedar
street west of the laundry. On the
lot made vacant by its removal. Mr..
Rasmussen will build q store room
the same size as the one he now oc-
cupies. He already has stone masons
at work on the walls. The building.
the Republican understands, will be
occupied by Mr.. Rasmussen for his
undertaking goods, queensware, etc.
When completed he will have n OF
the largest establishments of the
kind in the state. His increasing
business made II necessary to enlarge.
Such evidence OF thrift proves that
for business Rawlins today stands
second to no own or city In the
state.
Thos. Cannon Sr., OF Jacksonville,
Ill, father OF Thos and Edward Can
non OF this city. arrived In Rawlins
last evening. He was accompanied
by his son-in-law Mr.. Chas. East
wood, OF GRANVILLE. Ill.
There will be n mum pie" social
at the residence OF DR.. Stuver next
Wednesday evening. June 24th. 1t Is
expected that there will be lots OF
fun so come early so as not to miss
Il.
The Board OF Trade pamphlet af-
ter having bee In embryo for some
time. will be ready for distribution
Saturday. 1t is a neat pamphlet con-
tanning In all 6S pages. The work
was done by the Republican and We
nave no hcsitancy. whatever. In say
ing that II could not be excelled by
any office I'm the state. II contains
a good write-up OF Rawlins and the
resources OF Carbon county. The con-
tents arc: Rawlins and Its resources.
iokc tlICr hIu tiuii toah'Hs
resources OF the county. hunting and
fishing. transportation. merchandise.
banking. railroads. fire department,
schools. religious privileges. Y. NJ.
c. A.. population. Board OF Trade.
abstract OF the laws OF the state,
Wyoming Normal and Scientific Col
leKc. sheep and wool.
Work Is plentiful In tho shops nj
present and the men are having all
they can do and some are getting
in considerable overtime.
Engine 1919 which has been In
the shops for several weeks under
going general repairs, was turned
out last Saturday and II In charge
OF Engineer W~aiienstcins.
Engineer Jos. Finley. who has
been visiting friends and relatives In
st. Joe. No.. for several weeks past.
returned the first OF the week and
Ii again manipulating the throttle
on the S<S on Nos. one and eight.
The Warren Live stock Company
Of Chsysnns recently sold S.oo0 hesd
Of stock 10 Jamestown. North Da-
kota, parties Esd l.eoe Asal TO Me-
bfaska voolsrewsrs. TIE Price 10
not 0lated n either case, bat Il 10
undefstool 10 have bsen above an
average - the Warren Live Stock
company handle . good grade Of