, 1899-10-05

o dentS furnishings
There will services in the Pres
byterian church at 1l:30 a. IN. on
Sunday, and at 7;39 in the even
ing.
When you need anything in
gloves. Call at,
CosGRIFF Bros CO.
Mark Crawford and his cousin
Earnest Dunn, left Thursday on
a hunting expedition over on the
Sandstone.
Clemmon & Price have employ
ed a pharmacist by the name of
Overman from Denver. Mr.. Wat
son who has been in the employ
ment for the past year, is talking
of going into business on his ac-
count.
w have been informed that
G.. H. Barkhurst intends renting
his ranch to his son, Jesse and
John Harrison and going onto
the railroad to work. Mr.. Bark
hurst is considered one of the best
section former ever employed by
the Union Pacific road.
$. +. McAnulty is having con
siderable improvement made on
his residence property. A barn,
buggy house. chicken house and
other out buildings are now in
process of erection, carpenters
Smith and French being the ar
fists employed to do the work.
Examine our line of Fall foot
wear and you will be pleased to
find hat you can shoe the whole
family at moderate cost. No Won
der the largest shoe business in
Saratoga is transacted here. We
have the shoes they want and sell
them at the prices they are willing
to pay.
The high wind of Sunday ended
up with "A snow storm, which
whitened the ground of the entire
valley aud left a fair deposit on
the mountains surrounding us.
The bright sunshine made away
with the ''beautiful" long before
Monday evening arrived and the
first snow storm of the a is "A
thing of the past.
Judge w. L. Kuykendall re-
turned last week from his trip
to Detroit, Mich. where he had
been i'll attendance on the Sover-
ign Lodge Of Odd Fellows. of
which he is Grand Representa-
tive from Wyoming. Mr.. kuv-
kendall is also a prominent Mas
on and was at the annual meet
ing of the Grand Lodge of Mas
ons at Cheyenne, Sept. 18th, elect
ed to the position of Grand Secre-
tary for the fourteenth onsec
tive year.
G. A. Kenneday brought some
very fine beets to this office this
week, the product of his ranch
on Cedar Greek. The specimens
/ shown us would average from two
to three pounds and we're clean and
smoothe. He grew about two tons
on a very small patch of ground,
which shows what this soil will do
in the line of sugar beet growing.
A private letter from Salt Lake
City brings the sad news that
2 H. l.. Z. Jones, the father of II.
X. Jones. of jones d Williams, of
Calf creek, is lying very low and
not expected to recover. Mr..
Jones is past 10 and has been fee
bic i'll health for a numder of
years. He was held in great es-
timation by every one who knew
him
The team of Lon Reynolds ran
away last Saturday and broke the
tongue out of the wagon. They
had just been driven in and stop.
ped i'll front of the post office
when they became frightended and
ran out on River street south,
where the end of the broken
tongue ran into the ground and
brought them TO Il standstill. No
damage done other that as stated.
Tom McAnulty came back from
Denver Monday, where he had
been to take in the Festival of
Mountain and Plain. 1t is wins
pered around among Toms friends
that he got struck on a young
widow while there and came
very near asking her to be Mrs.
McAnulty. He looks longingly
over towards Denver now, and
has strong leanings toward Col
orado as "A future place of resi-
dence-if that widow will only pop
the question.
When You Think OF Building.