, 1899-08-17

proaches complexion. IL mas a
very nice porch and awning.
Bss@ Remember, there is a great
reduction on clothing this month
at the Platte Valley Cash Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Hopkins
have been rusticating at the ranch
of Jones q Williams the past ten
days.
John B. Cosgriff returned Mon
day from a trip to his sheep camps
up in the Mountains west of this
place.
Go to Gus Jensen q Bro. for
your hardware, farm machinery,
hay rakes, binders. Also agents
for the celebrated Balm wagons.
Judge Blood left Tuesday for
the head of Jack creek where he
has some mining interests that are
very promising.
James Blackhall, foreman for
the Jack Creek Land and Cattle
companv's sheep interests, was in
the city Tuesday.
Our stock of furniture is large
and complete, which we sell at
railroad prices.
Gus JENSEN & Bro.
Mrs. W. r. Brown and daughter
Sarah, of Rawlins, arrived here
last Friday and are visiting with
Mrs. S. E. McAnulty.
Our immense sale of shoes
proves that our shoes are right
and our prices are right.
PLATTE VALLEY CASH STORE.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Kuykendall
of Denver have been spending a
few days with Judge Kuykendall
on the ranch above town.
Gus Jensen & Bro. are head
quarters foa ore cars, ore buckets,
drill steel, bellows, %anvils, and in
fact everything you need for pros
pecting or mining.
Charles Mccain, who has the j.
W. Heather ranch rented, has just
completed putting up his hay
crop, having about so tons.
General Henry H. Boyce, treas
urer of the Wyoming Southern,
accompanied by Mrs. Boyce ar
rived from Chicago Monday.
We have a car load of ranges
coming, which will give us an as
sortment second to none in the
state. Call and get our prices.
Gus JENSEN d Bro.
w. O.. Jones. Union Pacific coal
agent, who resides in Ogden, was in
the city, looking after his min
ing interests in Gold Hill, this
week.
John D., William, and Oliver
Paulsou, accompanied by another
brother by the name of E. A. Paul
son Just arrived from Orick, Mo-,
are in the city.
Mrs. McAnulty presented THE
SUN force with a very fine boquet
of flowers this morning, all grown
in her yard. She is quite success
full in flower culture and has many
beautiful plants.
DIR. A. NJ. Sears, the dentist, ar
rived in Saratoga Wednesday. He
will locate here permanently. His
family will join him about the
18th of October.
DR. McCrillis the dentist will
be in Saratoga August 18th to re.
main 20 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Crawford
Mark Crawford, and Master Cedric
Poole spent a couple of days visit.
ing at the Mckay ranch on BrusE
creek the past week.
We have several pairs of Ladies
odd Shoes worth $3.50 to $500
closing out price Sl.25.
CosGRIFF Bros. Co.
s. w. Yost was in town from
his Encampment ranch yesterday
with a load of vegetables and Der.
ries. He expects to sell out anc
leave that part of the country OF
account of his wifes health. Mr.
Yost is a good citizen and he viii
be missed by the people of that re.
gion.
1 will run the South Side Livery
stable for parties furnishing theil
own feed and caring for theii
stock. Single stalls, l5c; double
stalls 20c.
Mrs. NJ. E. LANDEs.
For SALE-Substantial bricl
house and lot. Also some furni
ture. For terms, call on or adde's.
Mrs. MINNIE w. TRUE.
Wardwell Blydenburgh, the six
teen year old son of III. ID. Blyd
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