, 1901-06-27

1t was taken by E. Weyle, the land
scape artist.
Mrs. Highly, State president Of the
W. G. 7. o., will deliver two temper
ance lectures in Saratoga at the Pres
byterian church, ext week. The
first will be on Monday evening and
the second on Tuesday. The lecture
will m about 8 O'Clock, p. m.
Everybody invited to be present.
Geo. S. Adams, Opt
clan. Glasses properly
fitted at Goodwin Drug
Store.
DIR. and Mrs. Fl. S. Finney came up
from Rawlins last Thursday. The
DIR. returned to Rawlins Friday, and
his wife will visit relatives and friends
here for a while. Both the doctor
and his wife are highly esteemed by
our people and it was with sincere
regret that Saratoga gave them up.
Our spring stock of mems and boys
clothing just received.
CosGRIFF Bios Co.
Attorney Charles f. Fishback, of
the law firm OF Fishback 81 Williams,
of Rawlins, came up from that place
yesterday. Mr.. Fishback is interested
in some claims adjoining the Ferris
Haggarty mine and his object in com
ing here is to set men to work on
them.
Cosgriff Bro. Co. headquarters for
camping outfits, such as tents, tar
paulins, blankets, comforts, DC.
General Manager, A. r. Couzens,
of the merchantile firm of Cosgritf
Bros. Co., came up Monday to look
over the firms business here. He
will make a trip into the mountains
before returning. He was accompani-
ed by Mrs. Couzens.
George S. Adams repairs watches
and clocks. Shop in front of Good
wins drug store.
Frank NUM-, the gentlemanly and
obliging clerk in the store of A. j.
Doggett d. Co., who has been absent
for the past two weeks, on a visit to
the family of Alexander Num-, at
Fort Logan and friends in Denver,
returned Monday, looking very much
refreshed from his trip.
Don't forget that Goodwin carries
a large and well selected line of Cal
somine.
Mrs. Thomas Morrisey gave birth
to twin babies last Sunday, "a boy and
a girl. Mr.. and Mrs. Morrisey are
now e~ndeavouring to find out what
merchant in Rawlins it is that has
bound himself to make a present to
every pair of twins born in the coun-
ty. Will some one who knows please
speak up?
Mrs. Kate Cram returned yesterday
from Pocatello, Ida, where she and
her husband went several weeks ago,
with the expectation of remaining at
least "a year. She expects Mr.. Cram
here in a few days. Mrs. Cram says
place in her life as she was for Sara
toga and she intends to stay here this
time.
Charles Green, who owns a hotel
and some other property in Battle
Lake, is very critically i'll at the
Waterloo, with cancer of the stomach.
He will be taken to California as soon
as his condition will permit. MI.
Green has been here all spring bath
ing in the Hot Springs water and try
ing such other remedies us was pos
sible, but has grown continually
worse.
j. E. Archer was in from the Syn
dictate mine Tuesday where he has
been putting in the pump and engine
for the of that property. He
says pumping was commenced Mon
day evening and if everything goes
nicely the mine will be dry inside of
60 hours. Mr.. Archer went up to the
Elk Horn saw mill.
Alexander Petrie, who has had
charge of the dry goods department
of Cosgriff Bros. Co.'S store here, and
his brother John, have purchased the
dry goods store of A. j. Doggett &
Co. and will take charge on the 18th
of July. Mr.. Petrie is a very popular
young man and IN adept i'll his line
of business and the new firm will
doubtless have good success.
Hon. F. C~hatterton, Secretary of
State, one of the owners of the Hot
Springs Hotel property, came up last
week to look matters over. Mrs. Chat
terton joined him here later in the
week. They Went up to Encamp-
ment Sunday and witnessed the ball
game between the Saratoga and En-
campment nine PLAYED at hal place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chatterton left for
home today via Rawlins.
r. w. Reed, attorney at law, a
member of the law firm of C~hatterton
& Coolidge, of Rawlins, passed
through here recently on his way to
Encampment, where he goes to open
an office. Mr.. Reed is a son of the
late Myron Reed, the noted Denver
divine. Mr., Reed is a bright young
man, m well recommended and
will no doubt do we'll. He will de