, 1900-10-04
SARATOGA CHIPS.

Monday was a very active day in
real estate.
Old newspapers 30 tents a hundred
at this office.
George Nuum has been appointed
"a Notary Public.
Ladies suits
at DoaGETs's.
C. B. Sterrett has gone up to North
Park on business.
Daily papers, magazines, as well as
pure drugs, at the ANNEX Pharmacy.
Z. H.. Nichols was down from his
Encampment ranch Saturday.
FoR SALE.--One range, one heater.
Enquire of Mis-. DYER, Saratoga, Wyo.
Robert Davis, the little son of Capt.
and Mrs. Davis, has been i'll the past
week.
Newt. Rankin went to Rawlins yes
terday to take in the republican con-
vention.
Two furnished rooms for rent. Apply
to Mrs. r. d. JONES.
Miss Maggie Andrews, who was
quite seriously ill last week, is able to
be out again.
Mrs. Thomas Francis, a sister of j.
c. Wrisinger, moved into town Satur-
day for the winter.
Milk cows for sale. For particulars
apply to j. X. koLLMAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mckay came
down from Bennett yesterday to at
tend the Carroll-Parke wedding.
INCEST line of trimmed and ready
to wear hats i'll Saratoga, personally
selected. Mrs. ELLA e. WELToN.
j. G. Wrisinger has fully recovered
from his late severe attack of rheuma-
tism. He will remain i'll tow this
fall.
Thomas Anderson came down from
Gold Hill Tuesday. He was elected
as IA delegate to the republican county
convention.
DIR. Price and Atty. Moore accom-
panied by II. w. Haines wen to
Rawlins yesterday to attend the coun'
ty convention.
Deputy Sheriff Horace Nichols who
presides over the destinies of the
Grand Encampment country, was
down Tuesday.
Gentlemen wishing to rent furnished
rooms apply at this office.
II. A. Smiley is over from Rawlins,
looking after the interests of the Hot
Springs Hotel, III which he has a
large investment.
Billy Knox, the well digger, who
has been laid up the past month with
rheumatism, is improving so that he
can get around again.
County Commissioner, G.. w. Max
field, went to Rawlins Monday to at
tend the session of the Board of
County Commissioners.
j. L. Archer, of the firm of Archer
& Hicks, saw mill men, went to Pen
delton, Mo, the past week on ii visit
to old friends and relatives.
Have you seen our line of under
wear2 A. j. DoGGETT ~ Co.
Calvin Jessup was over from Wild
dowheld last thursday. lie says
they have had an abundant fall oi
snow i'll his locality already.
Jack Johnston, the real estate man,
is devoting his entire time to selling
lots and boarding up the shekels.
lie is talking OF starting a bank.
Our line of underwear and hosiery
is complete, and we can offer you the
best values iii the market for the mon
ey. BROS. &c.
Mrs. Garlock, mother of Benjamin
L. Garlock, who has been here on IL
visit to her son and his wife, left yes
terday Tor her home i'll White Cloud,
kas.
Frank White was a delegate from
Spring creek precinct to the republi.
can county convention. He went in
Yesterday with the rest of the dele
gates from here.
A. j. Doggett Il Company have had
the north SIDE OF their building sided
up with sheet iron and IA neat side
walk land along the First street side
OF the building.
Yes, we carry shoes, too.
\. D.. DoGGETT Il Co.
w. +. Tilton came down from
Brush creek the first of the week and
went on into Rawlins to attend the
republican county convention as IL
delegate from his precinct.
W. X. Wilcox and j. b. Crane, men
who have been largely instrumental
in the Elk Mountain copper discover
les, We're i'll town Saturday and paid
The Sun office a pleasant call.
We carry the largest stock of shoes
in the county and you are sure to be
suited il you call ON us.
CosdRIFF BRcs. Co.
W. G. Henry, the Encampment
banker, passed through here yester-
day, on mis- way TO Rawlins rs ii del