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Ocean one year for S2.35 in adj
vance.
We have had an enormus sale
of Shoes the last week, this shows
we have the line the people want.
CosGRIFF BROS. Go.
Miss Margaret Mills, who has
been stopping" with Mrs j. f.
Crawford the past summer, has
gone to live with the family of j..
jefferson Todd, at the Cowan
ranch.
We have some AL saddles west
ern pattern at prices that will as
tonlsh you. Be sure TO see these
before buying.
Gus JENSEN &.BRo.
J. +. Franklin came in from
the head of Lake creek and made
his peace with this Office by a
friendly social call. All is now
serene once more.
WANTED-To buy 500 yearling
or two year old ewes. Must be
good. Address, stating price,
G. j. PHELAN,
9-28-3w. Lookout Wyo.
Capt. j. B. Jennings came over
from Rawlins Monday, on his way
to his Encampment mining prop
critics. on which he is doing the
development work.
The Missionary tea of the
Ladies Aid Society will be held
from 6 until Soclock p. m. Friday
evening, 18th inst. At Mrs. G.
w. SCOTS. Everybody cordially
invited.
DIR. A. NJ. Sears, the dentist.
arrived Friday night from a pro
fessional visit TO Carbon and Med
icine Bow. He reports a very
pleasant and profitable visit.
For sale-lOO tons of hay, 81
miles from Saratoga, 60 tons OF
alfalfa and 40 tons of native hay
Also GAO acres of good pasture.
J. f. ROSE.
Winthrop Condict leaves today
for the railroad with a shipment
of beef cattle. He expects to g
ON east for a visit at his old home
before his return here.
We have a fine lot of harness just
received. If you need anything III
this line come and see us.
Gus JENSEN d Bro.
Mrs. A. j. Doggett retuInodSa
urlay from a months visit to heI
sister, Mrs. Alex. Num-, at Fort
Logan. Colo. She took in the Den
yer Festival while there.
For SALE-3l00 young sheep
For terms address
II. NJ. SHoLINE.
9-2l-2w Fort Steele, Wyo
The Rudefeha ore teams pass.
ed through here last week with q
fresh consignment Of ore for the
railroad. They returned Monday
loaded with supplies for the camp
G. a. Kennady, who was in the
first of the week, reports great ac.
tivity on the road to Gold Hill
He says teams loaded with sup.
plies and men are going in every
day.
James SNYDER has sold out his
saloon To- Mr.. Hines, the man whl
runs IA saloon across on the east
side of the river. Mr.. Hines will
move over and take the stand oc.
cupied by MIR. Snyder.
Earl Mowry was down from his
new saw mill the first of the week
He says that business in the lum.
Der trade is very brisk now and that
he has hard work to ill his orders
for lumber.
Mrs. McAnulty returned from
Denver Monday evening. She re-
ports a very p}.a-ent time at the
Carnival, but o. s the crush was
something dreadful. so much that
she does not care do 90 again.
Remember when in town that
the place to stop is al the Saratoga
Hotel. 1t is newly fitted up from
top to bottom; gives the best
meals and the cleanest, most com
Portable beds, all for the least
money of any place in town.
Mr. f. Weyle the San Francisco
artist, is continuing to do a rushing
business, and as his stay is only
limited we advise the public in
general to give him an early call.
His work is unqu stionabIy the
best ever produced in this vicinity.
!. NJ. Sanger was down from
French Friday. He had just re-
turned from Big creek, where he
had been helping Harry Moore put
up his hay on the Big creek ranch.