, 1900-11-15

j. X. Jeffries, the book and time
keeper at the Ferris Haggerty mine,
was down from that place over Sun
day.
Calling cards, business cards, letter
other kind OF Job work done at this OF
flee in the very latest and best style of
the art.
Better hunt up last winters over
o 1t will come i II good play now
that winter is approaching. You can't
wear that linen buster very much long
er.
A dance was given at the ranch of
G. A hennaday, ON Cedar creek, last
Saturday evening. A load OF young
people attended from Saratoga anu
report an enjoyable time.
The Woodmen of the World will
give their 3rd Annual Ball Thanks
giving night. Their dances are al
ways me and this IL viii surpass all
their previous Efforts.
A. X. Couzens, Manager of Cosgriff
Bros. 20 stores, accompanied by
Mrs. Couzens, came up from the rail-
rad Friday, to o over the com
pany's business at TINS point.
e. w. Maxtield, recently reelected
a member OF the Board OF County
Commissioners Tor tour years, return
ed Saturday from d session OF the
Board Tor November.
Frank Num-, who has been ill the
past non with scarlet fever has IN
tlreIy recovered ana resumed his posi-
ton IN A. j. Doggett ~ Co.'S store.
Frank many TRENDS will be glad to
see him out once more.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
will hold Il sale OF fancy articles about
the 10Th OF December. lhey have
been WORKING to this end all summer
and the sale promises TO be something
out OF the Ordinary
Jack Johnston and a Mr.. Murphy,
a mining expert, went out to the syn
dictate NINE saturday, Tor the purpose
OF examining tine property. Iney re-
turned MONDAY.
Robert Torbett and Mrs. Little
went to hawiIns Monday and were
married Ill that place at So'clock hat
evening. They returned home Iues.
day.
The city is repairing the north APP
proach to the bridge on the edst
OF the river. IL Was sadly out of re-
pair and the county absolutely re1us-
Ell to have anything to 40 with the
matter.
Our store is not the biggest but it
is the best store to buy drugs, station
cry, cigars etc. u. GOODWIN, the re-
liable druggist.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Crow came
down from Battle Lake Sunday. Mr..
Crow returned to that place yesterday,
but his wife will spend a couple of
weeks at the Hot Springs Hotel.
Mr.. Grow favored The Sun office with
a very pleasant social call.
Robert Torbett met with a very
nearly fatal accident last Friday. He
was working on his house and, fell
from a ladder, striking his head ON
a stake. DR.. Finney took eight
stitches in the wound and Bob will
soon be as well as ever again.
Furnished rooms for rent. Apply
at Andrews Bros. restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Davis left for
Denver Sunday. Mrs. Davis goes to
seek improvement in health and will
probably go to Salt Lake City later
on. The Captain will return here in
a week or two to look after his ranch
and stock.
Hans Thissenius, the proprietor of
the Saratoga Carbonic Bottling Works,
who has been in Denver the past two
weeks i'll search of health, returned
home Sunday. He is much improved
and will undoubtedly fully recover
now.
c. S. Miner has rented his ranch
and lbs head of cattle to Burton
Lee for a term of three years. Mr..
Miner expects to take his wife and
Miss Lura to Denver for a time at
least and they may make that city
their permanent home.
Ladies don't fail to see our dress
goods at DoGGETT's.
w. A. Cunningham left for Denver
Saturday, where he will enter Il hos
pital and undergo an operation to re-
move his right eye, recently injured
by the explosion of "a missed shot in
the Syndicate mine, at the time NJ. A.
Kelley "a killed.
Ladies dress goods at DoaeErr's.
DIR. and Mrs. Burger went up to
Encampment Saturday. They will
shortly move to that town and take
up "a permanent residence there. Sar-
atoga will regret to loose those good
people, but the town of Encampment
will be gamer, in a social way, by the
change.
Harry Wellman, the editor of the
Battle Lake Miner, came down from
that place Tuesday, ON his way to
Rawlins and Denver. He saws they