Reed’s has the new spring silks for dresses and waists, starting at 85 cents a yard. Also dresses in the new styles for spring have just arrived. Charming frocks of taffeta, chiffon and satin stripe grenadine for dance and party wear are priced starting at $5.98. Burton B. Reed has purchased an automobile ambulance and …

W.A. Jones has been awarded the contract for construction of a new office building for the Sheridan Iron Works. The building will be 25 by 32 feet, constructed of brick and modern in all its appointments. C.A. Randall drew up the plans, which include a handsome fireplace and a fireproof vault. J.G. McIlvain of the …

Mrs. H.M. Shirley of Wyola underwent an operation yesterday at the state hospital here in Sheridan. The members of Sheridan’s city fire department have received their new uniforms and caps. They present a very nifty appearance. The Painter Sisters are having a cash sale on winter millinery this week. All of their best pattern hats …

Humphrys New Store in Sheridan is having a big sale all this week. Fine white India linen is just 10 cents a yard, and Humphrys’ 7-cent standard dress collection is just 5 cents. The work of converting Sheridan’s city ball park into a skating rink is well advanced. A good coat of ice covered about …

Sheridan’s city commission appointed more new employees at their meeting this morning, including H.A. Loucks as park superintendent, C.H. Grinnell street foreman, Robert Morrow lineman and O.M. Zander building inspector. In other action, the commission gave first reading to an ordinance closing saloons all day Sunday and every other day during the

School opened today after the holiday vacation. The teachers were all present. A new administration is now in charge of the city of Sheridan affairs. J.A. Church assumed the duties of mayor at 2:30 this afternoon, and W.G. Birkhauser and F.C. Poll took up their duties as city commissioners. The old council completed its work …

Walter Beemer and his Juggling Girl will headline the vaudeville show at the Orpheum theater in Sheridan tonight. Also on the bill are Kelly & Potter, comedy singing and talking. Tonight’s movie is “Bought,” a 5-reel Shubert feature, here for one night only. Admission is 25 cents, 15 for children. Children’s black knit undergarments,

Visitors in Sheridan today include Bert L. Dow of Big Horn, Mr. and Mrs. S.W. Sheeley of Parkman, and Mr. and Mrs. V.W. Johnson, who came in from their ranch near Clearmont. The outlook for 1916 in the Sheridan country is generally regarded with a great deal of optimism. A number of conditions have combined …

The Sheridan Mercantile company on North Main street has opened a new hide market for Sheridan. The company promises the highest market prices for hides, pelts, wool, furs and horse hair. R.C. Tarrant, who is the local Dodge car dealer, reports that 10 Dodge cars were sold and delivered in Sheridan during the months of …

Reed’s has announced an after-Christmas cleanup sale. Blouses, regular $6.75, are now $6.48. Children’s winter coats are half-price starting at $1.74. Women’s winter coats are half-price starting at $5. Miss Schickley and Miss Williams, both of Ranchester, are in Sheridan today. As an evidence of the mildness of the climate of the Sheridan