Visitors in Sheridan today include Miss Anne McCoy of Big Horn, and Arvada merchant J.J. McDermott, who is transacting business here. 200,000 black spotted trout will be planted in the streams of Sheridan, Johnson, Hot Springs and Park counties during the next month. That’s according to F.W. Cooper, the superintendent of the state fish hatchery,

At least 20 people must deposit fares with Miss Cahill at the office of the secretary of Sheridan’s Commercial club before 5 o’clock tomorrow in order to secure a special Pullman to the state fair in Douglas. Eight have already come in. The car will go by way of Billings, and will be at the …

The concrete work on the paving of Gladstone and Heald Streets will be completed this evening. With the exception of a small area at the junction of Coffeen avenue and Burkitt street, the concrete work in paving district 3 will be done. Officer Henry Walker is confined to his home today, due to illness. Mrs. …

An interesting Tinkertoy display is in the window of McCarthy & Tomalk’s drug store in Sheridan. An aeroplane with revolving propeller and two windmills with wheels going around are built with the sticks and buttons of the Tinkertoy sets. An air current generated by a small electric fan keeps the toys in motion. Sheridan’s New …

Ross, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hilman of the Hilman ranch south of Big Horn, has won the last watch to be given away in the Sheridan merchants’ Pony Campaign. Only nine more working days remain in the campaign, and then some hustling boy or girl will win the pony, buggy and …

Clearmont flockmaster V.S. Griffith was on the Omaha market on Monday with 2,000 May lambs. His sheep topped the market for the week at $8.40. Mr. Griffith was in Sheridan today to give the report. He said there were 44,000 head on the market that day, which was the biggest run of the season so …

Mr. and Mrs. O.L. Wertman left today for Denver. They will be there for a couple of weeks. Work will start Monday on cleaning Sheridan’s city reservoirs. One reservoir will be emptied and cleaned at a time, so the city’s overall water supply will not be affected. Reed’s best 25-cent table oil cloth will be …

George Wright, one of the field men for the Sheridan Sugar company, brought in a fine exhibit of vegetables grown by Charles Schreibeis on Tongue River. The samples of sugar beets are not as large as some grown in the district, but they are uniform and excellent in quality. A valuable watch was stolen yesterday …

Alf Diefenderfer, who is acting chairman of the Sheridan Commercial club railroad committee, says there is strong sentiment in favor of construction of an electric railroad up the Little Goose Valley. The committee has been authorized to have a survey made of the proposed route. Rev. O.T. Floodberg returned today from Cody, where he conducted …

Mrs. E.V. Pointer has a very special line of trimmed and tailored hats, priced at $3, $4 and $5. Her shop is at 7 South Main street. O.P. Hanna went to Clearmont on business today. Dr. I.P. Hayes occupied his new home on South Thurmond Street today. A civil service examination for the position of …