Interest has recently been revived in the proposed straightening of Big Goose channel from the point of the spillway to the mill-race, to its junction with Little Goose at Dow street. The change would make possible the opening of Brooks street to Alger avenue, and Jefferson street to Lewis street. The Commercial club will hold …

People can hear John Bunny and Flora Finch in the human voice talking picture comedy, “Bunny Buys His Wife a New Hat,” now showing at the Gem theater in Sheridan. The girls of Mrs. Denison’s Sunday school class will give a social at the Presbyterian church in Sheridan tonight. David M. Stevens and family went …

Eighty percent of the beets in the Sheridan district are planted. The land is all ready, and the seed beds are in excellent condition. No replanting has been necessary as of this time. Nine new teachers have been elected to positions in the city schools for 1916-17. All the places have been filled with the …

Fifty-four Sheridan High School graduates, comprising the largest class to graduate in the history of Wyoming, the girls each holding a large bunch of American beauty roses, sat on the stage of the Orpheum theater for commencement exercises last night. Every seat in the theater was taken, and there were many people standing. Property owners …

Miss Margery Gibson Ross, national organizer for the Congressional Union, is in Sheridan to organize a branch in Sheridan. The union has as its purpose national suffrage for women, and Miss Ross addressed the Sheridan Woman’s club this afternoon. Considering the difficulties they have been forced to undergo as a result of recent inclement weather,

You’ll find exceptionally beautiful color combinations in the new spring and summer line of Emery shirts for men at Stevens, Fryberger & Co., Sheridan’s New York store. Prices start at $1.25. A Ford car belonging to Dr. Vincent J. Keating was stolen from East Brundage street between 7:30 and 9:30 o’clock last night. So far, …

H.C. Bonham was re-elected president of the Commercial club at the annual meeting last night. The matter of holding a Stampede on July 3, 4 and 5 was discussed, and a motion made authorizing the president to appoint a committee with full power to act. Ed Adams and son Harry, both of Ranchester, started for …

A Goodwin Corset demonstration will be held tomorrow and Saturday at Bloom’s store in Sheridan. The presentation will be by Mrs. M.K. Wright, expert corsetiere. All roads leading into Dayton for a distance of at least three miles in each direction from the town are in excellent condition as a result of activity of the …

A gale broke over Sheridan at 1 o’clock yesterday, attaining a velocity of 52 miles an hour for a 5-minute period at 3 o’clock and reaching the 60-mile mark at one time. The gale has continued ever since, although by noon today, it had subsided considerably. Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Dickenson returned to their home …

F.O. Wellwood has received the contract for construction of the barn and implement shed at the experimental farm near Sheridan. The contract price is just over $3,700, and work must be completed in 90 days. All the bids on the house and office building were rejected on account of being too high. Cash prizes of …