, 1901-06-06


If you are in need of a perfect light
for either residence OF business place,
see the "Welsbach." 1t will interest
you. At MRs. DYER's.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Terrill and fami-
ly came in Monday from Utah and are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. w. X.
Housley until they can secure a
house. Mr.. Terrill is a carpenter and
expects to locate here.
George S. Adams repairs watches
and clocks. Shop in front of Good
wins drug store.
Hans Thissenius has sold his car
bonic bottling plant to Hiram Hughes,
a man who came up from Glenwood
Springs, Colo, the first of the week.
Mr.. Thissenius is undetermined as to
what he will do in the future.
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 Il Bro.
DIR. Smither was called out to the
ranch Of W. r. Tilton last Friday
evening to administer medical aid to
Mr.. 1ilton, who is suffering from
stomach trouble. He reports Mr..
Tilton's condition improved.
Buckner d Nessler, the carpenters,
and Cox ~ Eager. the blacksmiths,
have built a row boat, which will be
used for fishing and hunting ducks
and geese this summer. The name
of the boat will be "Damniino."
We carry a complete line of furni-
ture at prices that eclipse any 20 per
cent. discount sale.
CosGRIFF Bios. Co.
J.. b. Delaney came down from the
tie drive on French creek Monday.
They are nearly through driving
from the mouth. Mr.. Coe who has
charge Of the drive came down also.
Il. w. Baker, manager of the Hot
Springs Hotel, will soon have the
sidewalk from the store Of Baker Il
Brenuer to the hotel completed. This
will be a great public convenience and
everyone is glad to see the work done.
Monarch Paints Lead, others fol-
low. For sale by
GooDwGN the Druggist.
Mrs. G. H. B~urkhalter gave birth
toa little girl Friday morning. Moth
er and child are doing nicely. DR..
Green is in attendance. Mrs. Burk-
halter is a sister-inluw of b. F. Gar
; lock, the lumberman.
; We are showing the best assorted
and largest line of mems shirts and
neckwear III the city.
CosGRlFFBRos. Co.
Postmaster Elijah More and l. n.
Sanger, were down from French
= mcnt sui, OF Richmond VS. Bergman.
MIR. Moore says his wife is improving
in health, though not entirely well
yet.
The Misses Bell and Edna Wilcox
returned Friday from Denver where
they have been taking music lessons
this winter. The young ladies have
, considerable musical talent. Their
many friends will be glad to welcome
their return.
CosgriT Bros. Co. handle furniture.
| should say they did. You ought
to see them sell it the last few weeks.
I Herman Francis was in from the
Octavia Mining Co. last week return.
ing to the company's property Satur.
urday with a big load of provisions.
The Octavia is on the same lead with
= the Syndicate. 1t is an excellent
proposition.
Ira b. Casteel, who left here a few
months ago, seeking a home on the
t Pacific coast, is expected back at any
e time. His health failed him and he
1 is likely to have pulmonary trouble
unless he can find relief here in the
mountains.
Don't waste your money on inferior
drugs but 20 to Goodwiu's and gel
the best.
= ]. T.. Archer came down from tn,
t Elk Horn saw mill Tuesday after
< supplies and machinery. He SAYS
they will commence saving in about
, two weeks. The mud and snow are
3 nearly waist deep and it is almost
impossible to do anything.
5 l have the largest line of saleablc
Patent medicines in the CITY.
: GOODWIN THE DRUGGIsr.
Mark Leonhardy, son of Georg,
Leonhardy, and an experienced. min.
, ing man, came up from Colorado the
first of the week and went up to the
Adams Mining Company property on
Douglas creek where he will superin.
tend the work there this coming sum.
= mer.
Do you know that YOU can buy
= mowers and rakes of Gus Jensen 4
Bro. at a lower price than they have
: have ever been sold in the Platte
Valley?
j. Fl. Blankenship and son, of Yer
nal, Utah, agents for metal monu-
mputs arrived in four, M,,,J,,