Natrona County Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 1

Natrona County Tribune. CASI'KIt, NATItONA COUNTY, WYOMING, JULY it, IDO'J VOLUME XII. NUMIiKH 4. near as we were able to get them, were about as follows: A purty of men were dipping sheep, and it seems a Mexican, whose name we did not learn District Court Docket District court for Natrona county will convene in Casper next Tuesday, July 8, the following is the cases being on the docket: The State of Wyoming vs. Hai ve Hay, fugitive.

The Suite of Wyoming vs. A. P. Chenoweth, fugitive. was handling the sheep very rough and had killed several.

Henry Holland the man in charge had spoken to the Mexican several times about abusing the sheep, but he continued with his rough treatment, and Holland becoming angry, struck the Mexi The Tobacco in Laidlaw's Sheep Dip The State of Wyoming vs. Frank Foote, fugitive. can across the back of the neck with The State of Wyoming vs. Frank Merriam, fugitive. a sheophook, killing him instantly, Holland himself, and all present were The State of Wyoming vs.

T. J. Married. Wheatland, June 2(i. Special Correspondence to the Tin-bune.

At the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. VanOrtwlek on June 24, 11102, Mr.

Arthur E. Brandt and Miss Inez M. VanOrtwick were married, Rev. Taylor of Wheatland otliciating in the presence of a large crowd of friends and relatives. It was just 12:30 when the bride, escorted by the groom, marched into the room to the inspiring wedding march, followed by the bridesmaid, Miss Ida VanOrtwick, and groomsman, Mr, Earl Hoffman.

The bride looked very pretty in a beautiful dress of cream cassimere; she wore a vail which fell in beautiful folds to the floor. The groom was dressed in black. After the ceremony a wedding dinner was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs.

Brandt will leave Thursday afternoon for a wedding trip to the Blattenberg ranch on the head of Bates creek. They will be at home to their friends after July 10th at their home near Moore, Wyo. The perfectly thunderstruck at the result Franklin, horse stealing. of the blow which was not intended for The State of Wyoming vs. Charles a fatal one.

Holland gave himself Walker, murder. week. The young couple are residents of Muddy. All Aboard for Douglas. 'The special train to Douglas will leave Casper tomorrow morning at about fi o'clock.

The fare for the round trip will be $2.80. It Is proposed to blow the electric light whistle about an hour before the train is ready to start, in order to awaken those who desire to go. Word was received from Douglas last evening to the effect that all preparations for the carrying out of the published program had been completed and arrangements had been made to accommodate all the visitors with rooms in private residences after the hotels were full. The Casper hose team and the Casper base ball team Mil contest for prizes with an even chance of bringing home the money. A large crowd will go down from here and all are sure of having a good time.

Plenty of Moisture. Central Wyoming has been visited with rains every day since last Friday and the people have not yet commenced to worry about there being too much moisture. In fact we were badly In need of every drop of rain that has come, and it did not come anyl too The State of Wyoming vs. Park C. is in a highly concentrated form with sulphur in proper proportions, all ready for the bath.

This preparation is in such form that it is non volatile, thus giving the sheep the benetit of all nicotine contained in the mixture, a point which sheepmen should take notice of. This powder is used in all the sheep countries of the world. Try it once and you will not regret it. One 50 pound bag costs $5 and makes 500 gallons of dip for scab. Sheepmen will recognize its cheapness.

Use it and learn its efttcianey. Hays, libel. up at once, and was released on bond for his appearance at the next term of court at Lander, the killing' being done in Fremont county. Cody Dis The State of Wyoming vs. Fred Henderson, grand larceny.

patch. The State of Wyoming vs. Ada Reed et al, appeal from justice. More About the Park. I Superintendent Harmon was in The State of Wyoming vs.

Ray T. Casper from Tuesday evening till Achenback, appeal from justice. Wednesday morning, and while here R. A. Crosthwaite vs.

The Smith Mercantile suit to set aside judg ment. looked over several pieces of railroad land suitable for a park. He was very favorably impressed with the idea, and said he would submit the young couple received many beautiful and useful presents. The bride is Kimball Handles the Goods A the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

G. G. VanOrtwick of Wheatland, Mr. Brandt is the son of Mrs. Sm' Casper, Wyoming Dora Sanders of Frceland.

Both Ruth Burley vs. Thomas J. Burley. divorce. George W.

Stanley vs. William Clark, money only. Harvey Williams vs. The Town of Casper, money only. William Johnson vs.

A. T. Butler, appeal from justice. W. M.

MeQueary vs. A. Both-well, money only. have a host of friends here who will wish them much hapiness in their future life. matter to higher otlicials for their consideration.

He said he had no doubt but the park would be built, which would, if the plans suggested were carried out, be the nicest and largest park along the road from Fremont to Casper. He will take the matter up with the higher oflicials upon his return home, and in due time he will inform the people in Casper who have taken the matter up, the conclusion reached by the otlicials. The town council will no doubt cooperate with the railroad company in Mr. Harry Bates of Buck Camp, f9y99999-99S9'99999'99-(: James Carey vs S. C.

Hudson Fremont county, and Miss Fay La-monte of Council Bluffs, Iowa, were appeal from board of control. A. T. Butler vs. D.

Graham, N. S. soon to save vegetation. The grass on the ranges and even on the mountains had commenced to dry up, water holes had long ago gone dry, dust was a foot deep in the roads, and the hot winds that prevailed for a couple of days before the moisture commenced to come, seemed as though it was coming from the mouth of sheol, and was spreading ruin in its path, but the copious rains have changed the conditions of the country from what would have been a dried-up, barren waste to thousands upon thousands of acres of fine feed for stock Bristol, F. K.

Webb, J. E. Schulte, libel. W. H.

McCoy vs. John Grieve, ap Grand Central Hotel P'" UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL COMPANY. Proprietors First CI1SS Steam heat and electric lights. Hot or cold ruai oiaoo shower baths. Special rates to commercial Pantrallv I nraorl mon theatrical troops and families.

Every benirdllj LUbdlCU courtesy shown guests. Large sample room peal from Justice. the construction and maintenance of a park, which will be a credit to the married at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.

D. Hammond, in this city, last Monday evening at 7:30, Rev. J. Martin otliciating. After the ceremony a nice wedding supper was served to the guests by Mrs.

Hammond. Mr. Batest is well known in Casper, having lived in Central Wyoming for a number of years. He is foreman for the Deer Creek Live Levi Field vs. Eli.a Field, divorce.

J. M. Carey Bro. vs J. S.

Hunt- Icy, money only. Jotham S. Huntley vs. Sophrona S. Casper, Wyoming Telephone 30A Huntley, divorce and money.

Ernest O. Bostleman vs. Oliver of all kinds. The irrigating ditches have been tilled, another good crop of alfalfa Is assured, and vegetation of all kinds is sprouting forth with double speed on account of the splendid rains which we all prayed for. town as well as to the railroad company.

The Tribune is in receipt of a letter from J. K. Calkins of Thermop-olis, and in his letter Mr. Calkins states that his daughter Ethyel and her cousin, Frances Browne, will be in Casper about July 21, and will give a musical concert and dramatic reading. Many of the people who have lived here for a number of years are well acquainted with Miss Calkins, and they are sure the entertainment will be high-class and that the talented young ladies will have a good audience.

The program and comments on the entertainment will be published in due time. Fit EIGHT, A share of your BAGGAGE patronage is AND EXPRESS solicited. Stock company and is one of the most energetic and trusted employees of that company. The brido is a highly respected young lady who recently came from Council Bluffs, who is worthy of the gentleman whom she has chosen as a companion to go through life. A marriage license was granted to W.

T. Creel and Miss Ida Majors on Monday of this week, but it is understood the ceremony will not be performed until the latter part of the Johnson, money only. Denny, Rice Benedict vs. John Grieve, money only. The case of the State of Wyoming vs.

Edwin S. Murphy and Harry Martin, charging them with the crime of murder, will also come up for trial at this term. Sheep Herder Killed. News comes to us in an indirect way of the killing of a man over near Owl creek, the particulars of which as The City Transfer Company The Utah Nevada Express company commenced running its new coaches on the Casper, Lander and Thormopolis mail routes on Tuesday night. The company has a complete new outfit and Mr.

Miller, the manager, promises to give the patrons of the lino the very best service possible. Transferred to All Parts of the City. E. R. RICKER, Proprietor mm mm jit.

To our customers of many years it is unnecessary to call attention to the superior quality of goods to be had at our store. Our customers are always satisfied with the articles they purchase of us, it is to our interest that they should be. When pleased they become a permanent customer and our best advertisement. The excellent quality of our goods, the great variety to select from and the exceedingly low prices have helped to establish our reputation for reliable goods and honest prices Goods fist be Sold This Week 4tli July We have an enormous stock of Straw Hats, Summer Ties, Shirtwaists, Men's Clotning, Low Shoes, Hammocks, that we are going to dispose of at actual cost. Now is the time to make your purchases.

Come early We are agents for the celebrated Cutter Cross-ettes ties. These ties are all the latest styles and colors. They are the most fashionable ties made and the price is very low. We also handle the Corless Coon four-ply Linen Collars. No better line of Clothing has ever been seen in Casper.

We intend to give you bargains in everything you purchase in this line for the next mouth Call early and get your pick. We will save you money and guarantee you satisfaction. THE RICHARDS CUNNINGHAM CO. Central Ijeadingr Supply House, Casper.