In the coming Woman’s Liberty Loan campaign, all the women of Sheridan and Sheridan county are expected to respond heartily to the call from the government, and invest in at least one bond. The Philatheas served a banquet Monday evening to the members of the First Baptist church. An April Fool menu was served in …

Ten Sheridan men are among those who left on No. 41 today for Camp Lewis, American Lake, Washington. Miss E.V. Winchester of the Enterprise staff is quite sick today as a result of ptomaine poisoning. County officials report that the aliens and alien enemies out at the mines are turning in their guns and revolvers …

The wind-up of Sheridan’s eight-hour day celebration came tonight in the form of a splendid banquet at the Western hotel. The miners’ unions were hosts, and they had as their guests leading men from all branches of business. Jim Wilson reports from Dome Lake that 12 inches of snow fell there tonight. Total receipts of …

Federal Food Administrator Diers has announced that Meatless Tuesday has been suspended for the next 30 days. The action has been made possible by an unusual run of hogs to market, a continuing car shortage, limited storage capacity overseas and the lack of transportation and port facilities in France. The Western Hotel will serve special …

Mrs. George Bentley is in Sheridan today from New Acme. Perry Aber is in today from Wolf for a few hours. A.R. Laier is in from the ranch at Ulm for shopping. Several Big Goose residents took advantage of the good roads and fine day, and came in to Sheridan today. Among them are Mr. …

Mrs. Blanche Alexander Rice, county superintendent of schools, is conducting teachers’ examinations at the courthouse. R.H. Stutsman has joined the mechanical department of the army. He left today on No. 42 for camp at Washington, D.C. Nearly 4,100 pieces of clothes, packed in 15 boxes, are being shipped today. JoeK at the Orpheum theater found

R.E. Lonabaugh, who returned earlier this week from a brief visit to Omaha and Chicago, reports a great wave of patriotism sweeping over the country. The American Boosters Club will give a big opening dance tomorrow night at the Monarch Amusement Hall. Tickets are $1, ladies free. Mrs. Elizabeth Wood is in Sheridan from Clearmont …

Notice has been issued that, from now on, Sheridan’s traffic ordinances, including speed limits of automobiles, dimming headlights and parking, will be rigidly enforced by the police. Several persons have been brought into police court and warned; from now on, they will be fined. The local draft board has received instructions to entrain the first

Fair prices to the consumer for food in Sheridan include $1.50 per 24 pounds for wheat flour, 90 to 95 cents per 12 pounds of cornmeal and 12 ½ to 15 cents a pound for navy beans. These prices have been prepared for Sheridan by the Wyoming Food Administration. H.H. Lonabaugh arrived on No. 41 …

Miss Marjorie Nelson of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has accepted a position as stenographer with the Sheridan Electric Light Company. C.N. Radcliffe, who has been in Billings for the past few weeks visiting relatives and friends, returned to Sheridan today on No. 42. Professor J.J. Marshall of the high school, who is chairman of the “Fly …