, 1900-03-15
SARATOGA. CARBON COUNTY. WYOMING. MARCH IS, 1900.
Gentlemen, Doggett's is the

Gentlemen, Doggett's is the
place.
For SALE-Good work team, )
years old, weight 2400; Jersey COW
just fresh.
r. W. DYER.
w. w. Cothren has been in
town the past week helping take
care of John Gustafson, who has
been quite sick with pneumonia at
the Gels hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Couzens
moved into their new house in
the Glenroy addition, last week.
The house is not entirely finished
yet but will be a neat residence,
when completed.
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.
Work was resumed on the new
bank building the first of the
week, and if the nice weather
holds out in will be completed
soon. The lumber is ready and
everything is in shape to push
the work.
L.. G.. Sterrett returned from
Rawlins last Thursday where he
went to finish up business in con.
nection with the Brewer-H Heather
property adjoining his ranch
which he purchased at the recent
sale of that property.
w. n. Toothaker and wife were
down from Collins last Saturday.
Lewis Cunningham, a nephew of
Mr.. Toothaker who arrived Friday
from Illinois, accompanied them
ON their way home.
L. Gels gave a very pleasant
little dance in his hall last Friday
evening. The attendance was not
large on account of this being
Lent, but those who attended re-
port a good time:
j. F. Crawford left Sunday for
the railroad. He will visit New
castle, Sundauce and Casper at
which places he will deliver lee
lures to the Masonic lodges, in
his capacity as Grand lecturer of
Wyoming,
Small and inconsequentiaI
scraps seemed the order Of the
day last week. There was not
much damage done outside Of a
few black eyes and scratced ia
ces. Considerable conceit and
courage RI dropped on the run,
so to speak.
Jesse Barkhurst, one of Brush
creeks prosperous ranchmen,
came down last week and went to
Fort Steele on a visit to his faith
er, Ct. H. Bark hurst, who is pro-
prietor of the Fort Steele Hotel.
Jesse returned Friday and went
on up to the ranch, Saturday.
Jack Archer was down from the
Elkhorn saw mill, on the road to
the Rudefeha mine, the first of
week. He reports work progress
ing finely. He says there is
about ten feet of snow there now
and that it has packed down 50 it
will hold a mar up.
Gilman McKinnie, who was SO
badly hurt by his horse falling
with him two weeks ago near
Rawlins is improving quite rapid
ly and it is thought will entirely
recover from the effects. He was
taken east last week by his sister
who came to attend him when he
was first hurt. Everyone will be
glad to hear of his recovery for
Gilman was universally liked.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. McAnulty
returned Friday from their trip to
Kansas, where Mr.. McAnulty
Nthb a NOupic VI hlOllluS ago 10 re-
ceive medical treatment. He is
very much improved in health and
their many friends here will be
glad to welcome both he aud his
wife back again.
DIR. II. $. Finney was called out
to the Phillips conl bank the first
of the week to attend j. A. Phil
lips who was quite sick, but he
has so far improved as to be able
to be moved to town Tuesday.
Otis Mowry, who cut his hand
on the saw while saving lumber
at their Spring creek saw mill
three weeks ago, is stopping in
town for a few days, His ham
has almost healed and is doing as
well "a IS could be expected.
Tom H%uthison, who is working
Mt the saw mill of NJ wry Bros 4.