, 1900-10-04

dwelling on the site of his former
residence. which was destroyed by
fire several years ago. 1t is of sawed
logs and will add to the appearance
of that part of town.
Calling cards, business cards, letter
heads, envelopes, posters and every
other kind of job work done at this of
fee in the very latest and best style of
the art.
A. w. Eager, wife and son Harvey
are expected here some time this
month. They have been in Ogden
during the summer on IA fruit farm,
but will colne back to Saratoga to
spend the winter if they can get IA
house.
If you intend to purchase a jacket,
shirt waist, dressing sacque, skirt or
wrapper it will pay you to see our
line. CosGRIFF Bios. Co.
Mrs. Il. W. Bennett arrived here
from Laramie, Friday, and will take
up her residence in the house of Chas.
p. Clemmons, where she will keep
house fC- her daughter Edna, who is
teaching the intermediate department
of our public school.
Fl. S. Finney, NJ. D., Physician and
Surgeon. Office hours from $50 to
II 30 a. M, l to 5 p. IN. and I toSp. m.
Sundays 9to1 II "A. m. Office over post
office in Burdick Block. 1921 If
G.. w. Smith, a half brother of John
Johnston, who is engaged in the real
estate business at Port Huron, Mich,
is here ON a visit. He is very much
pleased with the appearance of the
town and its surroundings and prophe-
sizes a great future for Saratoga.
1t will pay you to examine my line
Misses and childrens caps, hoods and
street hats, velvet, laces, ribbon, &c.
and all the new Polka dot trimmings
which | am receiving weekly.
Mas. H. A. DYER.
Mrs. May Robert purchased the
fixtures and brick oven of the bakery
formerly owned by V. G. Rickett and
leased the building, which he occupi-
ed, for one year. She has released
the building to "A man from Encamp-
ment who intends putting in a meat
market.
Mr.. Larsen, the groceryman, is busy
putting the lower story of the Mason
ic building in shape for his immense
stock of groceries, which will be here
in IA very short time. Mr.. Larsen is
an old business man and knows how
to run "A grocery business i'll a first
class manner
Ladies and Misses jackets
at DoGGETT's.
Manager E. w. Baker, of the Hot
Springs Hotel, is erecting a barn
Just northeast of the hotel. 1t will
be a two story structure, very hand
some i'll design and in keeping with
the other up to date improvements
inaugurated by Mr.. Baker, who is
making a remarkable success in his
hotel management.
Walter w. Cothren, who has been
in the employ of C. S. Miner for the
past three months, came down from
there Yesterday and went up to Brush
creek, which he regards As ''hOme,'
when not employed elsewhere. Walt.
is a general %favorite among his friends
and acquaintance.
We are showing the largest and
best line of gents clothing in the city
Union Made.) Workmanship and fit
guaranteed. CosGRIFF BRos. Co.
The Grand Lodge of Knights of
Pythias, which held its annual grand
session in Laramie last week, honored
Saratoga by the selection of NJ. b.
Moore as its Grand Vice Chancellor.
Mr. Moore is a prominent attorney of
this place and his election to the high
office was well deserved.
Andrews Bros, have built an ad-
dition on to the rear of their restau-
rant for a kitchen and have papered
up the former kitchen and turned ii
into a neat dining apartment. The
boys have only been in business about
two months but they are filling a
long felt want in that they are ron
Quoting a first class restaurant and
giving most excellent satisfaction.
Ladies suits and skirts
at DoadETT's.
Charles G.. Hickok, who has been i'll
the employ of Cosgritf Bros.'Co. as a
grocery clerk, has had to give up that
position ON account of impaired health,
by indoor confinement, and go to
driving the delivery wagon of that
firm. MIR. Hickok is one of the most
popular young men in the town, be
cause of his courteous and obliging
disposition and his friends hope that
the change will work the desired ben
eft.
WANTED. All kinds of second hand
goods. viii pay cash for same. |
buy, sell or trade; also repair stoves
and furniture, clean and lay carpets,
black and set up stoves, clean and
mend ladies and gents wearing appar-
ell. Satisfaction guaranteed.
A. j. CHIDEsTER,
In Prosser property, East Side.
Capt. Davis went to Rawlins yes
terday to attend the republican coun-
ty convention, He was accompanied