, 1900-11-29

The markets are full of Thanks
giving goods-turkeys, geese, chick
ems, ducks, besides fine beef, muttor
and pork. If any one goes hungry il
will certainly not be the fault of the
markets.
No sweatshop work in our stock
Isn't this worth taking into considera.
toni We know all about the cloth.
ing we sell, we know where, as well
as how it was made. Come in and
look through u stock and you are
sure to be suited.
CosaRIrF Bios. Co.
c. B. Stark is still very low. The
fever is broken, but he is very weak
and is unable to move himself in the
bed, and he has been confined for so
long a time that his joints are protrud-
ing through the flesh.
The Platte Valley Lodge No. 16, X,
of p. will give their first annual ball
on Christmas eve. This Lodge has
been organized only a short time and
is doing well and the boys intend to
make this ball one to be remembered.
The Woodmen of the World will
give their Bird Annual Ball Thanks
giving night. Their dances are al
ways fine and this one will surpass all
their previous efforts.
j. L. Higgins, the carpenter, re-
ceived the sad intelligence yesterday
of the serious illness of his father of
typhoid fever, at Uray, Colo. Mr..
Higgins's father is past 80 years of
age and his recovery will be a mira
Gle.
Our store is not the biggest but it
is the best store to buy drugs, station
cry, cigars etc. q. GOODWIN, the re-
liable druggist.
John Hill is working in w. r.
COTS harness shop, learning the har-
ness business. Mr.. Hill says he is
from Northern Michigan" but does
not lay any claim to the belt which
Mr.. Golf is now wearing and does not
intend trying for it.
Among the many Thanksgiving
dinners that will be given in this CITY
and valley today, is one at the resi-.
dence of w. E. Meason, at the mouth
of Cedar creek, where the family and
guests will be assembled around a
bountiful table of good things.
Harry Cramer, who came down
from Encampment the past week tc
paint the woodwork on the new school
building, returned to that place Sat.
urday having been forced on account
of the stormy weather to postpone
the painting of that structure.
When you want pure drugs at low.
est prices call on &. GOODWIN, the
up-to-date druggist.
Robert Dyer, who is now employed
by the Ferris Haggerty Mining Com.
pany, having charge of the commits.
sary department at Osceola, was i'll
the city Friday on his was back from
the railroad, where he had been tc
take Nh. Treloir, the mining expert.
Lawrence Sterrett, who was in town
the first of the week, informed us that
he had sold N of his top buggies
and therefore all previous engage
ments were declared off. 1t will be
useless for anyone to make application
at the present time. This notice is
free.
Charley Cunningham, who was in.
jured in the explosion at the the Syn.
dictate mine several weeks ago and
who has been in Denver for medical
aid, returned Monday. He has about
recovered from the accident and while
his left eye is entirely gone is getting
along alright.
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.
Jens Hansen, Deputy Sheriff al
Fort Steele, was at the Hot Springs
Hotel several days the past week,
bathing in and drinking the hot med.
ical waters for stomach trouble. He
left for home Monday and will prob.
ably go at once to Denver and con.
suit a specialist, as his trouble is be,
coming serious.
A turkey shoot was held in the east
part of town yesterday and the day
DtlOits ouiSluS HUN the Hul1erOls
shots that could be heard over by the
Pennock hill somebody was anxious
to have turkey for Thanksgiving and
no doubt but somebody will be feast
ing today as the result of a lucky shot
at the target of clay pigeons.
Mrs. Parr, who was in the city yes.
terday from Encampment, reports
Mr.. Parr AS some better and slowly
improving. His shoulder, which has
had to remain out of place ever since
the accident happened, was set last
Monday and, though he is suffering
much pain, it is not thought there is
any good reaso why he will not re.
cover i'll time.
Don't forget the Woodmen Bal
Thursday evening the 18th inst.
A. w, Eager arrived from Ogden
yesterday and is shaking hands with
his MANY friends here. He il lonkiuu