The Sheridan Inn will serve a special Easter dinner this evening from 6 to 7:30 o’clock. Sherrard’s orchestra will provide music. The Western Cafe will serve Easter Sunday dinner from 5:30 until 7:30 tonight. The dinner is 50 cents and will be accompanied by a free concert in the hotel lobby. W.W. Cox cleans carpets …

The Baptist ladies’ bazaar and dinner tonight was well-attended. The ladies feel highly elated over the success of their endeavor. O.G. Rhode is in town from Ranchester today. Anna L. Passamore, an attendant from the insane asylum at Evanston, arrived in town today to get a Sheridan woman who was adjudged insane a few days …

Stevens, Fryberger & Co. has the latest selection of stylish suits for men and young men. Choose from their large assortment of hand-made suits, just $16.50. Mr. and Mrs. S.H. Hardin were in Sheridan yesterday. They returned to their home near Ranchester on the afternoon train. George de Hamilton of Big Horn is in Sheridan …

Twenty-seven polo ponies belonging to W. Milton McCoy of Big Horn were shipped today to Long Island, where they will be sold to members of the polo clubs in that vicinity. Polo ponies raised in Sheridan County are becoming greatly in demand because of their sturdy qualities and superior lung power. Judge T.J. Foster is …

The general manager of the Holly Sugar company says all the details have been successfully completed for bringing the sugar factory to Sheridan. No condition will now arise that will prevent construction of the plant in time to care for the 1915 sugar beet crop. The Sheridan Commercial club has received assurance that farmers in …

Committees have been appointed to assist the Sheridan Sugar company in signing up contracts needed for the 1915 beet campaign. Appointments were made at a meeting last night of the directors of the Commercial club. Fred F. King and Thomas Hanna pleaded guilty in district court yesterday to stealing three hides from Neiter’s packing plant …

Mrs. L.C. Green is seriously ill at her home on Beaver Creek. Mrs. C.E. Stevenson and her daughter, Mrs. Mildred Wheeler, left today for Denver. They will be away for a couple of weeks. College Avenue between Main and Gladstone streets is being cut down so that teams and automobiles can get up and down …

Judge and Mrs. Metz charmingly entertained the officials of the Holly Sugar company at dinner recently. The officials are in the city completing some of the details relating to removal of the factory to Sheridan. At the close of a beautifully appointed dinner, the ladies withdrew to allow the men to visit and talk business …

Details for construction of the sugar factory here in Sheridan, and the 1915 campaign, are being worked out by company officials. Workmen are dismantling the facility in Holly, Colorado, and work will begin in Sheridan in about two weeks. Find your Easter hat at the Painter Sisters millinery on Loucks Street. The sisters have a …

Officials of the Holly Sugar company arrived in Sheridan on the afternoon train from Denver, to arrange some of the details relating to moving the factory from Colorado to Sheridan. Officials include Vice President and General Manager S.W. Sinsheimer and auditor Remsen McGinnis. Come to Reed’s for their Easter sale. You’ll like the new spring