, 1900-04-12

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been spending the winter there
with Mrs. Beagle's father.
Remember the entertainment
and dance at Geis's nall the 10th,
The mother, brother and three
sisters of j. A. Phillips, the coal
bank man, arrived here Monday
from Oklahoma, with the expecta-
ton of remaining here this sum
mer.
Mrs. j. r. Rollman vas down
from Collins the past week.
Master Newell Haines. who has
been spending the winter with
MIR. and Mrs. holman, came down
with her,
Everything you can think of in
the way of dress goods, silks, lad
les and gents furnishings to be
had at Cosgritf Bros. Co.
Al. Shultz, who has been employ
ed III the Rudefeha mine, has
been quite badly used up with
facial erysipilas, but is much m
proved now, and will soon be
able to go back to work.
Mrs. Frank Sterrett and Mrs.
w. p. Wilson came down from
Brush creek Tuesday. Mrs. Will
son expects her husband here
Sunday when they will pack up
their goods and move to Carbon.
A. j. Doggett & Co., are agents
for the Cheyenne Steam Laun-
dry. Laundry sent every Monday
and received saturday.
Edgar f. Circuit, who has been
east the past winter visiting New
York and Massachusetts friends
and relatives, returned home last
week. He is looking finely and
we Judge his friends must have
taken good care of him while they
had him in hand.
WANTED-Two men with teams
to do some ploughing at the Pick
ranch, also some ditch work
Apply to James /. Cowan Sara
toga or Earl Fryer at the Pick
ranch.
Frank Cunningham, Deputy
Game and Fish Warden for this
county, came down from big
creek Tuesday morning. He
reports the storm as being very
heavy at Big creek and that il
will be of very great value to the
range.
Miss Charlotte Hoyt, daughter
of Nelson Hoyt, arrived here from
Percival, Iowa, Saturday OH q
visit to the family of her aunt
Mrs. G. M. Wilcox. She has
been engaged to teach the Spring
creek school which begins next
Monday.
A Big line of gloves at
A. j. DooGETT & Co.
The roads are in a terrible con.
dition and the work of hauling ore
and freight is very much retarded
Merchants complain that it is al.
most impossible to get freight VI
from Fort Steele on account Of
the rush of freight and mining
machinery into this country.
This is the way we are selling
Murchison d Co. suits: $40 suits
25 per cent. off, making price $3.50
SO suits, 25 per cent. off, making
price $500. SIS suits % per cent
off, making price SLIPS. Now is
the chance to get a good suit cheap
CoSGRIFF Bros. Co.
j. A. Rendle, cashier of the
Rawlins State Bank, accompanied
by Geo. ". Wilkins, superintend.
eht for Keith q CRUDE, arrived
here Sunday evening and went
up to the Rudefeha mine Monday
Mr.. Wilkins, has some valuable
mining claims adjoining the Fer
ris Haggerty property in that
country.
Dou't forget hat we are closing
out the MurchlSOn d. Co Flor
sheim shoes, new styles, at 20 per
cent. discount.
CosGRIFF Bros. Co.
j. NJ. Thomas, Jr, postmaster
at Battle Lake, who left his wife
here when he made his last trip
up, returned here Friday. Mr..
Thomas says the Hercules is in
a fine body of ore at a depth of
l5O feet and hat they are getting
INTO better ore with every foot of
drift toward the contact. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas left for Battle Lake
tuesday morning in a private
conveyance.