, 1900-09-20

and the chances are that it will
reach $40 and Sl2 before spring.
New goods arriving daily at
Doggett's.
The Christian Endeavour So
ciesy will give n social in Har.
mony hall next Tuesday evening.
Cake and coffee will be served.
Admittance at the door ten cents.
Everybody come and have a good
time.
Look out for the new line of fall
and winter goods at Cosgritf Bros.
Co. Up to date goods of every
variety. Wait for them.
j. w. Moore and daughters .Jes-
sic and Rhoda ami granddaughter
Pearl Stout and William Andrews
returned from a trip of a compile
of months to the National Park.
They are all well aud had a very
pleasant trip.
Josephine Smith, one of the
"Smith twins of Rawlins, niece
of Mrs. Dyer of this place, is very
dangerously i'll with malarial fever.
The many friends of those popu-
lar girls will regret to learn of her
indispositlon.
Calling cards, business cards,
letter heads, envelops, posters and
every other kind of job work done
fat this Office in the very latest and
best style of the art.
The Saratoga Lumber Com
pany, B. f. Garlock manager,
has not consolidated with NJ
zum, Chase d Ballard, as was sat
ed in last weeks Sun, but have
simply made arrangements to pur-
chase native lumber of that firm.
| Weyle & Barber, photographers
of Laramie, are up i'll the Encamp-
ment and Battle Lake country.
taking views. Mr.. Weyle was here
last year and did some very hand
some work, and they will probab-
ly meet with equally good success
this season.
The county road in the south
part of town would not be damage
ed if it vas mended a little. 1t is
nothing but IA dcst heap now be-
tween Eager's blacksmith shop
and the Ferris Haggerty barn. A
few loads of manure would put il
in first class shape.
Go to Cosgriff Bros. Co. when
in need of anything in dry goods,
shoes or clothing. They will
treat you right.
Jessie, the Is year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Morgan of
Slater, Colorado, was brought here
ten days ago for treatment for
sciatica, is at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs, Delaney still quite ill,
though improved over her condit-
ion when she arrived here.
Cool nights and windy days are
the rule. Monday night the Their
mometer dropped to 20 degrees
and snow fell on both ranges on
Tuesday. Stoves are in demand
and the coal man begins to wear a
smile that reaches clear around
his head and ties in a bow knot be-
hind.
w. A. Heath, line repairer for
the Bell Telephone Company, who
lives in Rawlins, is up in this part
of the country looking after de-
fects in the line and offices. He
went up to Doggett yesterday
where they are having some diff
Guilty with their instrument, be-
ing unable to get anything
through it.
William Bradford, who recent
ly accepted a position as engineer
at Gold Hill for the Wyoming
Development and Transportation
Company, came down from that
place Tuesday with Il badly mash
ed finger. He accidentally caught
the ring finger of his right hand
in the machinery and DIR Price
amputated it a the first joint.
f. A. Sipe. the former partner
Of j. G. Cummings, of this place;
died in Walden. Colo, on Satur-
day of congestion Q. the stomache.
Mr.. Cummings was telephoned for
and went up to attend the funeral
which took place there on Sun.
day. Mr.. Sipe had been married
but two weeks and his death is Il
peculiarly sad one.
Fred Baker, our genial county
treasurer, was a Saratoga visitor
the past week. Fred is a general
favorite and as he wants to sue
coed himself as county treasurer it
is quite likely, in view of his great
/, popularity, that the dems will not
nominate any one for that place