, 1899-11-09

Capt. l.. G. Davis left Monda,
morning for Salt Lake City, where
he will join his wife and children.
Mrs. w. w. Crane and Master
Hubert left for Denver Tuesday
where they will reside in future.
Madore Cushman, the pioneer
In the Encampment country, was
a Saratoga visitor the first of the
week.
Don't forget when you are GO
ing to by a pair of shoes hat Co
gritf Bros. Co. is the place to go.
Charles B. Sterrett, executor of
the estrte of Robert Pilson, de-
ceased, is having the store build
ing reprinted
Seventeen new books have been
received at the Ballard Library
the past week.
j. G. KENNEDY.
Silas j. Casteel was down from
Big creek the first of the week.
He says Mrs. Casteel is visiting
friends in Illinois at present.
James D. Atfelld came up from
Percy Monday on a visit to his
sister Mrs. Frank White. He re-
turned to Percy yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Butler
were down from their up river
ranch Tuesday. They will give a
dance at their house next Friday.
Our stock of ladies', children
and gents underwear and hosiery
is complete.
CosGRIFF Bros. Co.
County Commissioner, G. w.
Maxfield, went to Rawlins Mon
day morning, to attend a meet
ing of the Board of County Com
missioners.
We will send the Cosmopolitan
and The Sun to your address for
one year for $3.50 in advance.
1. G. Plat, wife and family were
down from Beaver creek this
week Isaac is just as happy as
ever and it is "A pleasure to meet
his smiling face.
l.. & Sterrett, j. F. Crawford,
and f. q. Wolf left on yesterdays
stage for RawlIns, where they had
been subpoenaed as witnesses in
the case Of Henry G.: Hay V. j. g.
Brewer.
Have your ranch house insured.
j +. Crawford is agent for five
companies and you can have your
choice at very low rates. Better
call and get a policy.
R. A. Day and John Nelson
accompanied Hon. j. q. Brewer
to Rawlins Tuesday. They are
required as witnesses in a case be
fore the present term of court.
Large second hand coal stove
for sale. Suitable for large room
or hall. Call at this office.
LIE Roy Hiney and wife moved
from the residence of l.. G. Ster-
rett to that of f. L. Sterrett on
Brush creek last Saturday. Mr..
Hiney has a winters job on Brush
creek.
j. d. Paulson was over from the
Basin Monday. He left Tuesday
morning for Denver, after a short
stay at which place he expects to
20 to his old home at Orrick,
Mo.
If any of our readers would
like to try a three months sub
scription to the Review of Re
views, for % cents. we can accom-
MEDIATE a few at that rate if they
will call at this office within the
next ten or fifteen days.
Work was begun on the parson.
age Monday morning by carpen,
ter Bundy, with three assistants
and the building is fast going up
The material will all be on the
ground this week and if the fine
weather holds the building vii
be up in short order.
The busiest people in Saratog,
are the carpenters-no, we NEAR
the blacksmiths-come to thinI
of it we would say that the
merchants are the hardes
worked. We give it up. Cons
to look the matter over they ar,
all the busiest lot of men in any
state in the Union just now.
The Sun and the Weekly Int
Ocean one year for S2.35 in adj
vance
Eli Lee and Edgar f. Grout cam.
down from the ranch Monday, af
Ter Mrs. Lee and the babies. MI
lee informed the SIN that the,