, 1901-02-28

architectural building. Plans and es-
Inmates furnished. Shop at Saratoga
Bottling Works on Main st.
Mrs. Owen Carroll, a sister of Mrs.
A. H.. Bowman who is so seriously
ill, came in from Wheatland Satur-
day to attend her sister.
Your prescriptions filled properly
at Goodwin's Drug Store.
w. L. Sill, the Encampment attor-
ney, came down from that place Tues
day returning the same day. MIR.
Sill was a welcome caller at this
office.
Shoe sale at Cosgriff Bros. Co.
Mems Shoes at $3.50 and $500, worth
500 and $500. Ladies shoes at Sl.50
and Sl.75, worth S2,25 and $500.
DR.. Price is improving and there
seems to be no doubt but what he
will soon be out again. He has been
a very sick man and at II time his
recovery was "A very doubtful matter.
Mrs. A. H.. Bowman, who was so
seriously i'll that her life was despair
tu Ol- IL Improving anu IL 10 tnouSut
she will nov entirely regain her
health.
John Chase, of the saw mill firm
of Nuzum Il Chase, was down from
the mountains yesterday. He reports
about four feet of SNOW in the timber
above their mill.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. /.
W. Want died Tuesday morning and
was buried yesterday. One of their
little girls has also been very sick, but
will recover.
Elijah Moore, who has been stop
ping in town for a while on account
of his wife's health, made a trip to
his French creek ranch last week to
see how things were going.
DIR. Smither was called to Ten Mile
last Saturday to attend the stepson of
j. II. King. The doctor thinks the
boy is suffering from diptheria and
has isolated the case as much as it is
possible to do so.
j. d.. Paulson has been building an
addition to his place of business on
the east side of the river. The bach
portion of the addition will be used + 7
IA store room and the front part will
be to rent.
W. j. Kennaday has been stopping
at the Hot Springs hotel the past two
weeks being treated for ear trouble.
BILLY" is a young man of sterling
worth and counts his friends by the
number of his acquaintance. .
A sou was born last Thursday af-
%ternoon to the wife of John D. c..
Kruger. Mrs. Kruger's mother, Mrs
Lehman, arrived from Omaha ON the
noon stage on Thursday, much to the
delight of the entire household.
The Young Ladies Thimble Club.
which was organized Il short time ago
held their regular meeting Saturday
afternoon at the home of Miss Bessie
Wheeler, amember of the club. After
Il pleasant afternoon the members
we've served with an excellent lunch.
G.. H. Barkhurst, who has been
living at Fort Steele the past two
years, moved his family back to their
Brush creek ranch Friday. Their
many Brush creek friends will be
glad to welcome their return to the
creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dettinger
were in from their Encampment ranch
last Thursday and Friday. Mr.. bet
finger has purchased the Sam Wag-
oner ranch below w. T. Peryam's on
the Encampment river.
Ed, Hewitt who has been employ.
ed at the road house of L.. G.. Cook
between here and Pass creek on the
Fort Steele road, was in town last
week and went up to A. j.. Kenna-
days ranch Oh Cedar creek Friday
where he will stay for a while.
There will be a meeting of the
members of the Presbyterian church
Friday evening at Z O'Clock in the
church for the dispatch of business
connected with that institution. All
members are requested to attend and
any who are interested are invited to
come.
Miss Ida and Mr.. Ira Casteel gave a
violet dinner to a number of their
most intimate friends at their home
Ol Dear cltth last DdiuTIdN. Several
from this place attended. All report
an extremely pleasant time and an
elegant repast. -Encampment Her
aid.
The Missionary Tea given by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church last
Thursday evening was a success both
socially and financially. Something
over $50 was cleared. The entertain
ment which followed the supper was
excellent and everyone enjoyed them
selves.
Mr.. Shotwell, the man who carried
the Bennett-F French mail for a time.
is not expected to live He was taken
down with typhoid fever and after re-
covering from that he has been grad
ually going down hill. There seems
to he a general breaking up of the
system and he has to be cared for
like II child. DIR. Green, who is at
tandinp him thinks tbaro ;s 40 II.