Mr. and Mrs. M. Moncreiffe of Big Horn are spending a few days in Sheridan. Also in Sheridan today are Mrs. A. C. Jeffries of Clearmont, who arrived last night, and Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Gilbert, who are staying at the Crescent hotel. C. C. Trader, a banker in Ranchester, came to Sheridan yesterday …

In a meeting at the City Hall last night, Sheridan’s American Legion made plans for observance on Nov. 11 of the first anniversary of the signing of the armistice. George Lord of Sheridan and E. W. Lord of Dayton left this forenoon on a business trip to Montana. Lists of registered voters have been put …

The Red Cross has finished its war program and has now started the peace program. Sheridan county must raise $12,000 to carry on the work of the local chapter during the coming year. J. Ira Kirby, deputy sheriff, departed for Cheyenne yesterday on official business. James Maxwell, Jacob Olson and Fred Dykes, all of Clearmont, …

All coal being produced in the Sheridan field this week will be for railroad purposes. The last coal for domestic purposes was mined Saturday and cleared out of the mines yesterday. Bobby, the 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Collier, entertained 12 of his young friends yesterday afternoon, the occasion being his birthday. …

J. O. Darnell of the Acme Coal company returned tonight from an eastern trip. L.E. Gilbert is in Sheridan today from Buffalo. C.T. Lee, banker and stockman of Gillette, has purchased the Nichols bungalow on Residence hill. The mercury dropped to 6 degrees above zero tonight, which is the coldest weather so far this winter. …

Due to the coming coal strike, the railroad in the Sheridan district has placed on embargo the movement of livestock in order to divert every car and every engine possible to the movement of coal before the strike starts on Nov. 1. Following practically a month of harvesting beets, the fall campaign of the Sheridan …

The grade school girls basket ball tournament is in full swing. It was intended to have the games played on outside courts, but the bad weather has made that impossible, and the games are being played in the Linden gym. Sheridan got a touch of real winter last night when the temperature dropped to 10 …

The impending coal strike, which it seems nothing will avert, has started a panic among Sheridan consumers. There is a wild scramble to secure coal, aggravated locally by cold weather and snow. Fall and winter dresses are on sale this week at Reed’s, priced at $12.50, $19.50 and $23.50. A new Auction Bridge Club was …

Rosa-Maye Kendrick, daughter of Senator and Mrs. John B. Kendrick, has chosen the name “Sundance” for the new steel steamship that she has been designated to christen at the Hog Island Shipyards on Oct. 25. Miss Moore, county demonstrator, went to Ulm today to conduct a demonstration. W.V. Kirby, the banker at Arvada, is in …

Now here’s Sheridan Media’s look back in time, to 100 years ago, as published in the Sheridan Enterprise newspaper on Oct. 21, 1919. An order made by Judge J.H. Burgess in district court in Sheridan directs the payment of nearly $57,000 to Natrona county as inheritance tax on the estate of Verner Z. Reed. Mr. …