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Greetings!
We
want
to
wish
you
all
a
very
happy
and
safe
4th
of
July.
We
are
giving
ourselves
and
our
employees
a
long
weekend
to
celebrate.
Sheridan
Stationery
will
be
closed
July
4th,
5th,
and
6th.
We
will re-open at
9:00
am
on
Monday,
July
7th.
Enjoy
the
holiday
with
your
family
and
friends,
I
know
we
will.
July
is
always
a
busy
month
and
this
one
is
no
exception.
Fourth
of
July,
Rodeo,
Farmer's
Market,
Third
Thursday
Street
Festival,
Crazy
Days,
and
much
more.
I
hope
you
will
also
find
time
to
relax
and
read
a
good
book.
We
have
tons
of
great
novels
and
non-fiction
books
to
choose
from.
We
also
have
games,
books,
and
workbooks
to
keep
the
kids
busy
and
engaged
this
summer.
Come
on
down
and shop
all
the
great
stores
on
Main
Street.
There
are
a
couple
of
new
stores
that
have
opened
up
and
are
offering
some
wonderful
merchandise.
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Book
Signing
for
"Shots
Fired"
by
C.J.
Box
Saturday,
July
12th
at
11:00
AM
C.
J.
Box will
be
the Grand
Marshall
for
the Sheridan
Wyo
Rodeo
Parade
this
year.
We
will
also
be
hosting
him
for
a
signing
for
his
new
book
of
short
stories
that
goes
on
sale
July
15th.
Be
sure
to
add
this
event
to
your
other
Rodeo
festivities.
You'll
be
happy
you
did.
Bestseller
Box,
author
of
"Stone
Cold
"
and
13
other
Joe
Pickett
novels,
proves
in
his
first
story
collection
that
he's
also
adept
at
the
short
form.
The
10
selections,
which
include
four
Joe
Pickett
tales,
are
filled
with
Box
trademarks:
drama,
darkness,
surprise
twists,
and
a
palpable
sense
of
a
wild,
magnificent,
and
sometimes
cruel
Wyoming.
Add
to
those
attributes
a
profound
poignancy,
as
in
"Blood
Knot,
"
which
captures
in
five
pages
the
unbreakable
bond
between
a
grandfather
and
granddaughter.
"Pirates
of
Yellowstone,
"
"Shots
Fired,
"
and
"The
End
of
Jim
and
Ezra"
introduce
less
familiar
aspects
of
the
Western
landscape:
Eastern
Europeans
looking
for
work
in
our
national
parks,
solitary
Basque
sheepherders,
and
the
trapper
mountain
men
of
the
mid-1800s.
One
entry,
"Le
Sauvage
Noble,
"
may
be
a
bit
too
savage
for
some.
But
Box
fans
will
be
happy
to
see
that
Nate
Romanowski
has
a
story
all
his
own,
"The
Master
Falconer,
"
with
just
a
cameo
from
Pickett.
"Author
tour.
Agent:
Ann
Rittenberg,
Ann
Rittenberg
Literary
Agency.
(July)"
Copyright
2014
Publishers
Weekly
Used
with
permission.
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Where's
Waldo
on
Main
Street
Once
again,
we
will
be
sponsoring
Where's
Waldo
on
Main
Street.
Kids
look
for
Waldo
in
participating
businesses
on
Main
Street
and
when
you
find
him,
each
store
will
give
you
a
slip
to
turn
in.
When
you
find
all
the
Waldos,
turn
your
slips
in
to
us
and
get
a
Waldo
pin
and
be
entered
in
a
drawing
for
fun
prizes.
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Book
Releases
for July
7-1-2014
The
City
by
Dean
Koontz
William
Shakespeare's
the
Jedi
Doth
Return
by
Jan
Descher
One
Plus
One
by
JoJo
Moyes
7-15-2014
Shots
Fired
by
C.J.
Box
Wayfaring
Stranger
by
James
Lee
Burke
The
Book
of
Life
by
Deborah
Harkness
The
Mockingbird
Next
Door
by
Maria
Mills
The
Heist
by
Dan
Silva
7-22-2014
Hounded
by
David
Rosenfeld
A
Perfect
Life
by
Danielle
Steel
7-29-2014
Big
Little
Lies
by
Liane
Moriarty
The
Good
Girl
by
Mary
Kubica
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Recipe
Corner
Recipes
taken
from
"The
Fresh
Honey
Cookbook"
by
Laurey
Masterton
Switchel
Switchel
is
a
curious
beverage
that
is
also
known
as
Haymaker's
Punch.
Back
when
haying
was
a
very
energetic
occupation,
farm
wives
would
bring
gallons
of
Switchel
to
the
men
working
in
the
fields.
Popularized
by
Vermont
doctor
D.C.
Jarvis
in
his
best-selling
1958
book
"Folk
Medicine:
A
Vermont
Doctor's
Guide
to
Good
Health,
this
honey
and
apple
cider
vinegar
drink
became
a
must-have
beverage.
This
is
a
great
thirst
quencher
and
is
very
simple
to
make.
Much
healthier
and
more
effective
than
sugary
sports
drinks
and
easy
enough
to
regularly
keep
on
the
top
shelf
of
your
refrigerator,
Switchel
might
just
become
your
favorite
go-to
summer
or
post-exercise
drink.
½
cup
honey
½
cup
apple
cider
vinegar
1
tablespoon
sliced
fresh
gingerroot
(optional)
-
Pour
2
quarts
of
water
into
a
large
pitcher.
Combine
the
honey
and
apple
cider
vinegar
in
a
bowl
and
stir
well
to
combine.
If
either
ingredient
is
cold,
you
might
need
to
warm
them
slightly
or
the
honey
will
not
mix
well.
Add
the
mixture
to
the
water.
If
you
like
a
sweeter
drink,
add
more
honey.
If
you
prefer
a
less
sweet
version,
add
a
bit
more
vinegar.
-
If
you're
a
ginger
fancier,
add
the
gingerroot
slices.
Keep
the
pitcher
in
your
refrigerator
for
a
hot
day.
Broiled
Peaches
5
large
ripe
freestone
peaches
2
tablespoons
butter
2
tablespoons
honey
¼
cup
plain
yogurt
-
Preheat
the
broiler
to
high.
-
Cut
the
peaches
in
half
lengthwise
and
remove
the
pits.
Place
cut
side
up
in
a
shallow
broiler-proof
baking
dish
that
is
the
right
size
to
hold
the
fruit
halves
without
having
them
rolling
all
over
the
place.
If
necessary,
shave
a
tiny
bit
off
the
bottom
to
help
them
stand
up
straight.
-
Combine
the
butter
and
honey
in
a
small
bowl
and
microwave
on
high
for
about
25
seconds,
or
until
the
butter
is
melted.
Pour
the
honey
butter
over
the
peach
halves.
If
not
baking
right
away,
cover
and
refrigerate.
-
Place
the
peaches
under
the
broiler
and
watch
carefully.
Broil
until
the
butter
melts
and
bubbles,
3
to
5
minutes
or
longer,
depending
on
the
temperature
of
the
peaches
when
you
start
to
broil.
You
want
the
honey
and
butter
to
brown
but
not
burn.
-
Spoon
a
small
amount
of
yogurt
on
each
peach
half
and
drizzle
juices
from
the
pan
on
top.
Serve
immediately.
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You
have
to
love
a
nation
that
celebrates
its
independence
every
July
4,
not
with
a
parade
of
guns,
tanks,
and
soldiers
who
file
by
the
White
House
in
a
show
of
strength
and
muscle,
but
with
family
picnics
where
kids
throw
Frisbees,
the
potato
salad
gets
iffy,
and
the
flies
die
from
happiness.
You
may
think
you
have
overeaten,
but
it
is
patriotism.
~Erma
Bombeck
Sincerely,
Robby
Smith
Sheridan
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What is
one to say about
June, the time
of perfect young
summer, the
fulfillment of
the promise of
the earlier
months, and with
as yet no sign
to remind one
that its fresh
young beauty
will ever fade.
~Gertrude Jekyll
Sincerely,
Robby Smith
Sheridan
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