' A Tight PlxceU
1 A short time ago a sheep herder,
' who was ont hunting for deer on
, the head of Jack creek, ran sud
, uenly onto a two-year-old black
• bear. The underbrush was thick
• and there was no chance for either
ope to ran, or there might have
[ been a foot race. They were about
. tan feet apart aud the man would
■ haveiliked to argue the point, but
' there was not time. He realized
that in about a minute one would
! certainly furnish meat for the oth
, er. He was not looking for bear,
; and had only one cartridge left.
i The bear was out h unting for ber
f rise, and didn’t expect to find a
, man, but he was al! ready for him
i now that he had found him. The
. man was a little too quick for his
i bearship, however, and knew just
I where to put that one cartridge so
[ it would do the most good—in the
r neck. His aim was true, or the
. bear would have had the best of
. the joke, and the man would nev-
• er have lived to tell of this adven
r ture.
Dissolution of Co-Partnefship.
> Notice is hereby given that the
, co-partnership heretofore existing
- under the style and firm of Ster-
> rett Bros., is this day dissolved by
> mutual consent. All credits and
. liabilities of ranch and saw mill
' will be assumed by L. G. and F.
t E. Sterrett, and all credits and lia
, bilities of the Highline canal by
> Chas. B. Sterrett.
L. G. Sterbett.
i F. E. Sterrett.
Chas. B. Stebrett.
Wyo., July 18, 1893.
