, 1900-03-22

A. W. Eager has rented his
ranch for the summer and will go
to Utah for a time. Mrs. Eager
and son Harvey will accompany
him.
Robert Torbett returned from
the Transfer last Friday, where
he has been engaged in putting
up a kitchen for the Ferris Hag-
garty Co.
DIR. Price was called out to
Pass creek Saturday night to at
tend Mrs. Angus Campbell who
was quite i'll, but is improved at
this time.
If you want to e new things
in Dry Goods go to
CosGRIFF Bros. Co.
VIM. and Isaac Platt and j. A.
King we're down from Collins last
Saturday to attend the special
meeting of the Maccabees called
for Saturday night.
Al. Day was arrested by Judge
Blood Tuesday for unprovoked
assault and battery and was fined
$40 and costs. This is Days sec
ond otfense of that character.
Albert FL. Stewart, manager of
the Laramie branch of the Union
Mutual life insurance company
was in Saratoga working up bus
siness for his company last week.
The Misses Maud Starr and
Maggie Andrews and Professor
Pagan We're entertained at the
Carl Bryant ranch on Pass creek
by Ben Carroll, who has charge of
that ranch, last Friday evening.
w. E. Meason and daughter
Mable, who has been spending the
winter in Kansas, for the health
of Mable, expect to return to Sar.
atoga soon. Her health is report
ed to be very much improved.
A Big line of gloves at
A. j. DooGETT & Co.
Mrs. II. B. Smith moved out
to the ranch of j. G. Brewer last
week. Miss Mamie Brewer who
has been staying with her this
winter, will stop at the Anderson
hotel until the close of school.
Miss Ella Meason will return to
rhe Laramie University at the be-
ginning of the spring term and
will continue her studies in that
institution. Saratoga has quite a
delegation attending the UNIVERSE
ty now.
A. d. Ramel, a prospector and
ming man from Denver, came in
Monday and expects to go on up
to Encampment soon. Mr.. Ram
ell is interested in several claims
on Cow creek, and is very enthus-
iastic ove the outlook for this
country.
Bargain hunters will find our
store the place to trade, as we are
selling out the Murchison q Co.
dry goods, shoes, and clothing at
cost.
CosGRIFF Bros. Co.
Calling cards, business cards,
letter heads, envelops, posters and
every other kind of job work done
at this ottice~in the very latest and
best style of the art.
The st. Patricks ball given last
Friday night by L. Gels in his
hall was a very pleasant affair. A
good crowd was in attendance and
the music was fine. The prize,
which was given for the one draw
ing the lucky number at the door,
was a handsome gold watch chain
and was drawn by AL. Day.
The Saratoga Cornet Band gave
a very pleasant dance Saturday
evening for the benefit of the
band The dance was given in
the Harmonic hall and the floor
was crowded with dancers. The
boys cleared about $40 which was
an excellent showing considering
the season.
In another column will be found
the adj. of Walter h. Golf, harness
dealer and shoe repairer. Mr..
Gotf is an excellent workman and
We Recommend him to anyone
wishing to purchase harness or
have n repaired. His shop is
located in the building formerly
occupied Watson d Harvey.
A. FL Grow and Ed. Haggarty,
of Battle came down from that
place the first of the week and
left on the Fort Steele stage for
the railroad. The Sun acknow-
leges a very pleasant call from
them. Mr.. Crow will spend a
month at Ord, Neb., before re-
turning here.