Total receipts for the sale of Red Cross stamps in Sheridan during the Christmas season was nearly $144. That’s according to Mrs. O.L. Wertman, chairman of the Sheridan committee, who recently made her report to the state Red Cross president in Cheyenne. The Garrison Keene Shoe company, successors to Buck-Robison company, will open tomorrow morning

Ripe olives will be 25 cents for two cans tomorrow and Saturday at Irvin Grocer in Sheridan. Also on sale, Glencrest Spaghetti with tomato and cheese will be 10 cents a can. Phone 181 to place your order. The store features auto delivery. Model coal is absolutely the best furnace coal on the market. Egg …

John Powers, who has been planning to build a two-story modern garage on East Brundage street, has decided to construct a three-story building and devote the upper story to small apartments. Manager Koehler of Sheridan’s Orpheum Theatre announces that he has engaged the services of a string quintette. He says in the future, the quintette …

M. Steele, secretary of Sheridan’s Commercial club, County Clerk J.J. Withrow and County Surveyor E.C. Gwillim will leave tonight for Cheyenne to attend a meeting of the State Good Roads association. The meeting will convene in Cheyenne Thursday for a two-day session. Excellent quality men’s mackinaws in the new Norfolk style are specially

Matt Michel, through his attorney J.L. Graverson, has filed a suit in district court against C.M. Radcliffe and Alice Schaeffer, proprietors of the Indian Motorcycle agency. Mr. Michel seeks to recover $5,000 for alleged malicious prosecution. Michel was arrested, on evidence of the plaintiffs, for the robbery of the agency several months ago. He was

Sheridan’s Golden Rule store has suits and coats, values to $30, for $14.85 during the ninth anniversary sale that’s going on now. Also, queen quality boots are on sale for $2.95, and satin evening slippers for $1.48. Two reels of pictures, titled “Ranch Life in the Big Horns,” will be shown for three nights this …

Rev. I. W. Kingsley, pastor of the Methodist church in Sheridan, has been granted a leave of absence to go to Iowa, where he will take part in a campaign of education in the interest of home and foreign missions. He expects to be absent from Sheridan for about a month. Miss Martha Burns and …

Mr. and Mrs. Whiteley have moved their dancing academy to the hall formerly occupied by the Knights of Pythias on Grinnell avenue. Earnest Anderson and Mr. Good were business visitors in Dayton on Tuesday. Also Tuesday, County Agriculturalist S.M. Fuller was in Dayton making arrangements for the Farmers Institute. Miss Polak and Marie Dewey of …

County Agricultural Agent S.M. Fuller went to Beckton this afternoon to meet with farmers in that vicinity. The purpose was to discuss the farm act. The former Bull Dog Pantitorium has been renamed the Western Cleaning and Dye Works and is operating under new management at Fourth and Main street in Sheridan. Clarence Eklund, light …

The Farmers & Consumers Co-operative company of Sheridan will sell 100 boxes of Roman Beauty and Ben Davis apples for $1.15 per box. Phone 185 to order. The January clearance sale continues at Stevens, Fryberger & Co., Sheridan’s New York store. Ladies’ $20 suits are now $10, and $12 coats are now $9. Children’s heavy …