Ladies, if you’re looking for gifts for men, Reed’s has the largest and most beautiful assortment of men’s four-in-hand ties ever shown in Sheridan, as well as men’s silk half-hose, suspenders, gloves and shirts. Ties are sale priced starting at 50 cents, gloves $1.50, hose 35 cents. William Moncreiffe left this afternoon for New

Mrs. A.T. Yonkee returned this afternoon from spending a few days at the ranch near Dayton. Mrs. M.C. Russell returned to her home on the ranch near Arvada today. She’s spent two weeks in Sheridan shopping and visiting friends. Sheridan Iron Works has just received a whole carload of Majestic Warm Air Furnaces. The company …

James Klindt is offering for sale a four-room house in the city, electric lights, hot and cold water, with 32-foot long chicken coop and garage. Lot is fenced and crossed fenced. $1,100 takes it. The Monarch Coal Mining company will open a new mine early next spring. The announcement is from M.F. Poitier, president of …

Sheridan County Attorney R.G. Diefenderfer and J.G. Wilmot left this afternoon for Sundance on business. Dr. J.R. Bond, assistant state veterinarian, went to Clearmont this afternoon. He will remain there for several days. Walk-Over dress shoes are priced from $2.50 to $7 at Hewitt’s Bootery. Walk-Overs are union made. County Health Officer Dr. Anna

Sheridan’s city council officially awarded the city gas franchise to the Pierce-Bacon Engineering company this morning. Twenty-one teachers took the examination on Friday and Saturday. The test was administered by Mrs. Cotton, who is the county school superintendent. Miss Elsie Gamble has been appointed teacher at Ulm. She replaces Miss McCarthy, who

French horse inspectors are in Sheridan. Horses will be inspected this week at the Polo Ranch in Big Horn and in Sheridan at the Burlington stock yards. Barton Land company is offering two adjoining lots for sale at the corner of Park Drive and Dana Avenue in the Dana Addition. Price will be reduced by …

Goelet Gallatin of Big Horn left today for a brief visit in New York. Mrs. O.P. Hamilton underwent an operation at the state hospital in Sheridan today. C.C. Bramel of Clearmont arrived in Sheridan today. He will remain here over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Layman of Ranchester were shopping in Sheridan today. They returned …

The French inspection of horses has been postponed until next week, Dec. 1 and 2, in order that the new inspection sheds adjoining the Burlington Stock Yards, may be finished. All day on Dec. 2 will be given to showing horses from Sheridan and Johnson counties. Coats for children ages 5 to 14 have been …

The new and spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Carr was thrown open to a number of their friends this Thanksgiving evening. An air of genuine hospitality prevailed throughout the entire evening. Dancing was indulged in, after which delicious refreshments were served. Guests departed at a late hour, grateful for having passed so pleasant …

In accordance with proclamations of President Wilson and Governor Kendrick, the people of Sheridan will generally observe Thursday as a day of Thanksgiving. All business will be suspended on that day, and the public schools and Holy Name school will close Wednesday afternoon and not reopen until Monday. Thirty families in Sheridan will be provided …