W. O. Daniels, of Sage creek, has sold
out his entire brand to Mr. DeLaney.
Mr. Daniels went to Colorado on Mon
day with a view to operate in cattle
there.
John W. Smith, of Fontanelle, has
received the appointment of postmaster
at that place. This will suit the ma
jority of the settlers on the creek, who
have bad for some time considerable
difllculty with their mail matter.
When Jas. Scrivner was coming to
town across country to shorten the dis
tance he ran up against a bear with
two cubs. We dont know whether Jim
or the bear was most frightened, but
we have it on good authority that for a
time there was a lively chase with Jim
in the lead and the bear in hot pursuit.
Jim got to Green River safely, but he
hates to talk about his first bear en
counter.
Largest and finest lot of wall paper
In the city, at Craig, Davis & Co.
Great Inducements in summer under
wear at Polack’s.
All the latest patterns of carpets,
fresh from the mills, at Craig, Davis
& Co.
The Pioneer chop house on Sixteenth
and Eddy, still has the lead. You can
get a meal from ten cents up.
WALL PAPER
At Tuttle’s, 318 Hill street.
At L? Murrin’s you can find all
brands of champagne.
New patterns of carpets arriving
daily at Craig, Davis & Co.
For first class watch work go to
Zeuner, Jackson A Buechner’s.
SPECIALTIES Tl
AT
A. D. KELLEY’S,
SUCH AS
Californian and
Eastern Fruits,
Vegetables,
Flour,
And Everything Else Kept
in u Well Regulated
Grocery.
SH’Ztt KDDY STREET.'
Been Driven Out.
