The manager of Economy Garage is looking for young men to learn automobile driving and repairing. They may apply at the business, which is on East First Street. Mrs. H.P. Davis went to Denver this afternoon on a short visit. A new sanitary drinking fountain attachment has been put on the hydrant in the lobby …

A new stock of Victrolas has arrived at Decker-Cummins Music Company. All styles are available at prices from $15 to $200. Easy payments can be arranged. The store on South Main Street. Buy the best and cheapest. Dayton flour is available at Settle’s feed store, opposite the Carnegie library in Sheridan. Attention, housewives. Sheridan Electric

Only one groceryman in the city is unwilling to assist in Sheridan’s home industry campaign. Every groceryman in the city but this one has agreed to put the products of the local meat men in stock and to push the sale of home-cured bacon and hams and home-rendered lard. Early applicants will find the best …

Construction started this morning on a new front for the building occupied by Otto Ernst’s saddlery on Main Street. The building is owned by Perkins & Small. Contractor for the job is N.A. Pearson, and cost is $1,100. The new front will include a marble base, copper and plate glass show windows. O.H. Wallop is …

Mrs. Rutherford will entertain the kensington planned for tomorrow evening. Sheridan Bootery has just received the new walk-over shoes for the young man who cares to dress well. These shoes are a cloth-top, laced dull calf dress shoe with Winsor lasts. Prices are $4.50 to $6. Mrs. F.C. Poll will be the complimented guest at …

Some of the school funds collected by the Sheridan County treasurer may be ready for distribution this week. Funds will be distributed first among the districts where the treasurer has filed a bond. Districts where no bond has been filed may receive funds next week. Mrs. Nettie B. Held of Sheridan left today for an …

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Sonneman on Illinois Street was the scene of a pretty wedding this week. Miss Irma B. Minster became the bride of James H. Enochs. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Long of the Presbyterian church in the presence of a few relatives and friends. Mrs. Dr. Stevenson has issued …

W.A. Doods went to Gillette today on business. He expects to remain there for several days. Former Sheridan resident T.J. Foley is back in the city today from Cheyenne. He is selling calendars and novelties. J.E. Megrath is spending a few days at the Sheridan Coal company mine at Dietz. Mr. Megrath is currently with …

S.B. Musser fell 35 feet to the ground from the roof of the Bar Building this morning. His office is in the building, and he was attempting to shovel snow from the roof. Another tenant in the building found him unconscious a few minutes later. Mr. Musser is now completely recovered. He fell into a …

F.C. Poll has retired from the hardware firm of Lord & Poll in Sheridan. The business is now dissolved. Mr. Poll will continue to make his home in Sheridan. He built the city’s first water system at a cost of $75,000. Bob Terry has a full line of Heinz bottled goods. Phone 551 to place …