, 1901-07-11

If you want Paints, Oil, Glass, BIZ
cycles, Hammocks, Base Ball Goods,
Kodaks and supplies, call on Good
win and get his prices which are al
ways the most reasonable.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Gross were
down from Brush creek last Wednes-
day week, on land business. They
remained in town until after the 18th.
E. Weyle, the landscape photog-
rapher, will be here shortly. He is
coming for the purpose of taking
some more of the very beautiful views
that are to be found in this vicinity.
Mrs. B. T. Grady arrived from Au-
Grady don't care whether school
keeps or not, just SO the big girls
come"
We are agents for Woods Mowers.
have a complete stock on hand. We
invite those who prefer this old relia-
BILE mower to see us before they buy.
Gus JENSEN & BRo.
Postmaster, G. G. Young, wife and
Master Robert, accompanied by Miss
Mollie Drinkard and q. W. Drinkard,
were down from Bennett for the cele-
bration.
Our stock of ladies', Misses and
mems shoes is now complete. You
can find any style you want.
CosGRIFF Bios. Co.
Miss Mamie Good, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. w. P. Wilson,
at Hanna, returned from there yes
terday and is visiting Mrs. Geo. S.
Adams.
George S. Adams repairs watches
and clocks. Shop in front of Good
wins drug store.
Tom Anderson came in from the
Gold Hill country Tuesday. He has
been working in there all winter but
will remain in town the remainder OF
the summer.
Cosgrif Bro. Co. headquarters fol
camping outfits, such as tents, tar.
paulins, blankets, comforts, &c.
j. NJ. Thomas, jr., passed through
here Sunday on his way to Chicago
He is expected back in u few days to
select a site for the electric light
works plant.
FoR RENT-Good stable and corral
situated neal business centre of town
Apply at this Olive.
Eugene Wilkerson, jr., wife and
son, of Elk Mountain, passed thaough
here Tuesday, on their way to the
National Park to be absent for q
month or two.
The leading landscape photograph.
err of Wyoming, E. Wiley, will be in
this country in a short time to take
views of the valley and surrounding
mountains.
Henry Savage, who has charge OF
the freighting outfit of c. M. Serb
ner, between Rawlins and Lander,
was up to spend the Fourth with his
wife and baby.
Mccormick Mowers and Rakes and
a full line of repairs at
CosaRIFf Bios. Co.
G. L. Bundy, who has been work
ing Riverside the past month, came
down last Thursday for a few days
visit with his family and to help us
make the eagle scream.
FoR SALE.-Majestic four hole
range, Acorn Oak heating stove, iron
bed, cupboard, new, and stove pipe.
Apply to Mrs. A. ROBINSON.
The wind Tuesday turned the milk
wagon belonging to Kuykendall and
Nevin over, tearing the top somewhat
but not damaging it otherwise.
Our spring stock of mems and boy.
clothing just received.
CosaRIFF Bros Co.
Buckner & Nessier, who have tn,
contract on the stage barn of Serb
ner u Orville, are making rapid head
way with that building.
Our car of new furniture has arriv
ed. Prices are right and goods arr
up to date. Don't buy until you lool
our line over. Gus JENSEN Il Bro.
r. A. Smiley and family arrived
from Rawlins Tuesday. They vii
spend several weeks at the Ho
Springs I1Olel, VI WHICH MT. plnlIe,
is m of the proprietors.
Pekin and Mallard duck eggs, 81. 81
per setting of ID. Apply to
Miss NELLIE BooTH.
Bob" Wheeler came down from
the mountains the first of the week
He brought a bran new pair of whisk
ers with him which were the wonder
and admiration of all his friends.
FoR SALE.-One saddle horse and
one work horse. Apply to
Mrs. w. G. LEMON.
c. l.. Plummer, book-keeper for j
c. Teller's tie camp, was in for the
Fourth. Mr.. Plummer is a member
of the Saratoga nine and considered
one Of the best players in the outfit.
We have a few that we will
sell at prices that will astonish YOU.
Gus JENSEN L. BRo.
The Misses Ono and Elva Wilcox
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