A former Sheridan man now living in Seattle, Washington, has written to County Clerk James J. Withrow asking for a copy of his marriage license issued in November 1914. He claims he’s lost his copy of the marriage license and was arrested a few days ago for sleeping with his wife. James Brunsell was taken …

Organized labor in Sheridan county last night selected Acme to be the location of the annual celebration on Labor Day, Sept. 1. The selection was unanimous. Dr. H.M. Brown announces that he has returned from overseas and has reopened his office in the Masonic Temple for the practice of his specialty, eye, ear, nose and …

Medium grey kid oxfords with the popular covered Louis heel, regular $12 value, are $7.95 at the Golden Rule store. Another oil filling station is to be established at the corner of Alger and Broadway. A gentleman from Casper, whose name is not learned, is here with plans for the plant and is arranging to …

Sheridan County commissioners have spent more than $420,000 since the first of the year and now have only $68,000 for operations until new taxes come in. The management of Piney Inn requests that patrons make reservations for dinner parties and rooms, saddle horses and guides for taking parties through the mountains. Mrs. R.C. Rasmussen and …

Fire today destroyed the planing mill of the Barrett Manufacturing company on the north side of Brundage street between Custer and Conner streets. Loss is estimated at around $10,000. Another forest fire has been raging in Wolf creek canyon since about last Sunday, and up to last night had burned over about 200 acres of …

The gentle family cat belonging to J.F. Judkins, Ninth and Spaulding streets, gave birth to a litter of four kittens, one of which has two heads. The good roads department of Sheridan’s Commercial club is working to secure concrete paving for the entire 16-foot width of the Sheridan-Big Horn road now under construction. Sheriff Thomas …

For more than an hour this morning, Sheridan’s city council discussed a tentative project for augmenting the city’s water supply through the construction of a reservoir in the mountains. Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Foley returned this morning from a two-weeks’ auto trip through Montana. Mr. and Mrs. H.L. McKinley of 1125 North Main street, in …

One fatality and one near fatality were the result of two separate automobile accidents in Sheridan in the period between midnight yesterday and noon today. Lieutenant H.M. Brown returned to Sheridan yesterday afternoon after six months’ service overseas. Frank B. Palmer of the Palmer Epplin Shoe firm, returned last night from a three-weeks’ stay in

Deputy Sheriff Carl Fisk returned last night from Rawlins, where he had taken two prisoners for lodgement in the state prison. Extensive improvements are being made at the Faulkner cleaning and tailoring establishment, 144 South Main street. The old brick residence back of the store is being filled with new and modern machinery, and the …

According to town rumor last night, attendance throughout the day at the picnic at the experimental farm yesterday reached 4,000, and it was variously reported that more than 700 automobiles had been upon the grounds. Sherman D. Canfield has received a telegram from Senator Kendrick advising him that his reappointment as head of the Sheridan …