, 1901-04-04

The city election occurs the second
Tuesday in next May, at which time
a mayor and two councilmen are to
be selected. James Blackhall and
G. W. Scott are the retiring council
men.
If you want a moving machine
please remember that the Deering is
the best and guaranteed to give salts
faction. Gus JENSEN Il Bro.
A. G. Tye, an employee of the Wyo-
ming Development and Transportation
Company at Gold Hill is at the Hotel
Wolf. He had several he~morrhages
at Gold Hill and had to come to a
lower altitude.
A complete line of builders hard
ware has been received by the Sarato-
ga Lumber Co., and anyone wishing
locks, hinges, or anything i'll that line
should look over their stock.
Mrs. G.. Goodwin presented her
husband with IA tiie baby girl last
Monday and now Goodwin is setting
forth the best Havannas his shop af-
fords. DR.. Green reports both moth
er and babe doing finely.
Cosgriff Bros. Co. have just receiv-
ed a car load of seed potatoes from
Idaho, which are the finest growers
and best producers ever brought into
this country. Get some before they
are all gone.
w. H. Butler and wife were down
from the Brush creek settlement Mon
day. Mr.. Butler is rigging up Il
wood saving machine and expects to
be able to make some money saving
up his neighbor's wood piles.
Gus Jensen& Bro. have a few NOW
ing machines that they will sell at re-
duced prices and make payments due
in fall. Now is the time to buy
these machines are guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
Walter f. Andrews and wife left
for Denver last week. They expect
to make that city their home in flu
ture. Mr.. Andrews was formerly in
partnership with his brother, Denver
L. Andrews, in the Laveta Cafe.
William Miser is down from Gold
Hill. He is in the employ of the
Wyoming Development and Trans
portation Company, but owing to a
recent spell of sickness was compelled
to come to Saratoga to recuperate.
Your prescriptions filled properly
at Goodwin's Drug Store.
Judge j. L.Berry of Denver arrived
here last week and at the request of
Rev Robinson delivered "a lecture on
the bible i'll the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening. 1t was well attend
ed and much enjoyed by all present.
The new Howe scales at the Sara
toga Lumber yard are now ready for
use. Will weigh two wagons at one
time. Capacity 10000 pounds.
G. NJ. Scribner, wife and baby
Ruthie, We're in the city Tuesday.
Nh. Scribner is expecting his sister,
Mn. Lupira Eaton, of Lisbon Falls,
Me, Oh IA visit this coming summer.
The ladies have planned a trip to the
National Park.
Have you seen our new line of belts,
fans and ladies neckwear7
CosGRIFF Bios. Co.
Mr.. Nevin has been to the railroad
for an so gallon aerating plant and "A
300 pound separator for his creamery,
which he intends to establish on
Spring creek. He has built Il resi-
dence just south of the Spring creek
bridge and moved his family there.
Only the purest drugs used in our
prescriptions. Goodwin's Drug Store.
E. p. Andrews is fixing up the yard
around his residence and will put in
a tank in connection with his wind
mill to water it with. He will plant
grass seed for a lawn. This is a most
excellent plan and we hope more of
Saratoga's property owners will fol
low his example.
Colored t%affetas, the silk to buy for
shirt waists. We are showing all
colors. CosaRIFF Bios. Co.
Lou Tichenor has a good case of
libel against the boys in. Cusgriff's
store. They assert that Lou was
seriously inclined to buy a stove
truck on which to put his stove, so
that when it got too hot his wife
could push it away and he would not
be compelled to move.
See Cosgriffs' for seed potatoes.
Joseph Farrell moved his family
from the Ferris Haggarty hotel to
the Ferris residence last Monday.
The Ferris HagSarty hotel is without
a tenant at present. Mrs. Cross ex-
pected to return here the LIST of this
month and occupy it, but she has
made other arrangements-at least
for the present,
Chas. Kienzle, Carpentering and
architectural building. Plans and es-
Inmates furnished. Shop at Saratoga
Bottling Works on Main St.
L. c. Cook, the proprietor of the
Home Comfort House, between here
and the railroad, was in town Mon
day. He had just returned from
Denver where he had undergone an
operation and had a large tumor re-
moved from his groin. He is entirely
cured and much reioiced over the u