, 1900-07-19

dollar. Don't fail to get one.
Doggett's.
Among the Rawlins people here
last Saturday we met Christ Math-
ison local scribe on the Rawlins
Republican. Mr. Mathison did
the census taking act in his dis
trict this year.
G. w. Scott the jeweler and W.
H. Johnston went down the river
last Friday to the ranch of the lat
ter on a fishing trip. They re-
turned Monday and report 25 fish
and a splendid time.
Will Ryan was in from Brush
creek Saturday after supplies for
his fathers saw mill. He says
they have everything in shape and
have sawed about 10000 feet of
lumber since their burn out.
Now is the time to buy your
shoes. We are cleaning up the
stock of odds and ends.
Cosgriff Bros. Co.
Mrs. J. R. Rollman, accompan-
led by Mrs. Milford Haines and
son Newell who have been visit
ing her, came down Sunday from
Collins. Mrs. Rollman and New
ell returned home Wednesday.
New. invoice midsummer and
fall hats in white pique, pearl
grey. brown, and tan felts Lady
smith," military and cowboy style.
tAlso new lot sailors, at
Mrs. DYER's.
Torrey B., o of DIR. Thomas
G.. Maghee of Rawlins has been
appointed cadet to West Point.
Torrey has been working to this
end for several years and it will
be gratifying news to his many
friends.
Remnant sale of silks, dress
goods, laces, ribbons, &c, &C., at
Cosgriff Bros. Co., Saturday at
[ p. m.
About 10 young people came
up from kawlins last Friday eve
to attend a dance at Carl Bryant's
on Pass creek. All report an en-
joyable time, nothing occurring
to mar the pleasures of the dance.
Carl is a pleasant host.
S. E. McAnulty has let the con-
tract to carpenter W. l.. Smith
for the erection of Two four room
dwelling houses on the vacant
lots west of the property owned
by Mrs. Dyer. They will be for
rent when completed.
G.. d. Buchanan and son Bur-
rell are putting in a brick oven
for V. G. Ricketts, who intends to
start a bakery. Mr.. Ricketts, will
have a delivery wagon and will
supply the town with fresh bread
at all times of the day.
Mr.. G. H. Carver the horseshoer
who was SO severely kicked, some
time ago, by a horse in E S. Me
Anulty's shop is able to be out
and walks without crutches. He
left here for the mountains this
week where he will prospect for a
time.
Chas. P. Clemmons, of the firm
of Clemmons & Price, the Sarato-
ga druggists, made a business
trip to Rawlins last week, return
ing Friday accompanied by Miss
Lulu Allphin of Rawlins, who
will visit at Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
mons for a week or two.
Joseph Koehler who formerly
resided in this valley but now
of Arvada. Colo, came in the first
of the week and has been straight
ening up some business in this
part of the valley. Mr.. Koehler
lives on a ranch about 30 miles
out from Denver. He will return
there this week.
A. G. Bullock returned from
his visit to Iowa last week where
he was called on account of the
seriously illness Of his brother
and sister. His sister died the
day before he left for the east and
he did not get back in time to see
, her. His brother is slightly IN.
| proved at this time but there il
not much hope of his recovery
| His sisters name was Mrs. Salina
Greenfield and she resided al
Rhodes, Iowa. Mr.. Bullock has
the sympathy of the communit,