, 1900-02-22

The new dry goods store OF A.
J. Doggett & Co. is now open
See their new ad. in this weeks
issue.
The articles of the Saratoga
Valley Stock Association have
been left at The Sun office. All
stockmen wishing to join will
please call in and sign.
J. D. Parker is moving his fam
ily onto their North Spring creek
ranch this week. The people of
Saratoga will miss Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker from their midst, as they
have been active in every good
work.
There will be a dance in the
Harmonic hall on Saturday night,
March 18th, given by the Saratoga
Cornet Band. The best of music
WILDE had. Everybody invited.
Frank Cunningham started for
Racine, Wisconsin, last Friday
with two car loads of horses pur-
chased here in the valley for a
Mr.. Roberts, who has been buy
ing up horses here the past win
ter.
D. F. Crout made final proof on
his desert entry before ]. f. Craw-
ford, u. S. Commissioner, at this
place last Friday Mr.. Crout is
still temporarily sojourning at
Loveland, Colorado yet, though
his heart is up on Beaver creek
the most of the time.
A. j. Doggett G. Co have a fine
display ad in this weeks Sun.
Read it over
Rev. Robinson has been quite
ill with neuralgia of the face the
past week. His pulpit was filled
by Rev. G. C. Bradford on Sun
day morning and evening, who
preached a very interesting ser
mon on both occasions.
Hon. Fred Miller and Lew Car
roll came down from Gold Hill
Monday. Mr.. Miller says the last
storm gave them four or FIVE
feet of fresh snow and they have
ten or eleven feet on the level now.
The last snow is rapidly settling
and the mines are progressing fine
ly.
The Saratoga Drug Store a
ries the most complete line of
drugs of any house in Carbon
county. We also carry paints,
oils. patent medicines, wall paper,
window glass, stationery and books
in all of which we have a full and
complete line. When you want
to be well served give us a call.
CLEMMoNs &PRICE, Proprs.
THE Sun is in receipt of very in
teresting private letter from F. g.
Wolf who is in Miami, Fla which
we should have published in full
but for an admonition at the end
not to do so. Mr.. Wolf also en-
closed a flower in his letter, but we
have been unable to find anything
blooming out of doors here, at this
time, which corresponds with it,
and consequently we are unable to
name it.
A miner by the name of James
Kelley came down front the Trans.
Fer Tuesday. He is now at the
Saratoga hotel quitesick. He has
been working a copper claim with
in three miles of the Transfer and
has exposed himself to the lncle-
ment weather until he is in a bad
way. AS he has no money he
will have to have help from the
county. County Commissioner G.
W. Maxfeld is looking after him.
Gustave Jensen who has been
east for the past three weeks on a
business trip returned Sunday.
He reports business lively every
where he went, the streets crowd
ed with people and confidence firm
in every branch of trade. On ac-
count of the fact that many peo-
pie who had money to loan hav-
ing gone into business for them.
selves money is high, though cas-.
lily obtained on real estate secur-
ity.
Jensen Hansen, formerly sheriff
of this county, was up from Fort
Steele Monday and Tuesday look
ing up trade for the VIM. j. Lemp
Brewing Co. for whose house he
has taken the agency. This cele-
brated beer house has an immense
trade and wherever it gains a foot
hold no other make of beer is ever
able to complete with it. Mr. Han
sen secured the patronage of a
number of our saloon men and
will probably gain them all in the