, 1901-03-14

Miss Edna and Bell Wilcox are in
Denver, to which place they went last
week. They will make their home
with their grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Baggott, and take music
lessons.
Claud Young, the youngest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Young, who occupy the
house of Geo. H. McCoid, is sick with
d~iptheria. The house has been quar-
antined and the child is getting
along nicely.
The latest periodicals and novels at
Goodwin's Drug Store.
S. W. Hunter and wife, of Illinois,
related to Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Bull
lock, arrived mere a short time since
and have taken up their residence i'll
Saratoga, and expect to make this
their future home.
A sister of Mrs. Preston Howard,
Mrs. Wright, arrived here from Dodge
City, Ks, last Friday, on a visit. Mrs.
Howard has been very i'll, but the ar
rival of her sister has tended to i'm
prove her condition.
Mrs. l.. G. Davis, who is spending
the winter in Denver, is much improv-
ed in health. She expects to return
here and spend the summer on the
ranch. She will he welcomed by her
host of friends al this place.
Mrs. Anna Lemon and children
wish to sincerely thank the kind
friends and neighbors fol- their aid
and assistance during the illness,
death and burial of the husband and
father who has just left them.
Your prescriptions filed properly
at Goodwin's Drug Store.
William Turnbull contemplates
erecting a large addition to his meat
market in the near future. His bust
ness has outgrown his present quar-
tiers and he is compelled to enlarge
them to keep pace with his growing
trade.
DIR. II. 5. Finney was in town for a
few days the past week. He has To-
Gated in Rawlins, where he will prac-
tice medicine, having rented Judge
Craig's old law office. The Sun wish
es the doctor and his estimable wife
much prosperity.
March weather has been very disa-
greeable so far and the chances are
pretty good that this month will be
far more unpleasant than was Febru-
airy. Spring is approaching, the days
are getting longer. and fine weather
will SOOn be with us,
Don't forget the entertainment at the
Library Saturday evening, if you
want "a treat.
William O'Neil, a mining man from
Minneapolis, Mimi, arrived here Sat
urday on his way to EncarIpment
and Battle Lake. He is here in the
interest of capitalists and expects to
spend the summer in looking oven the
properties in that region.
We are having our print shop pa
pered and fixed up in excellent shape.
When it is completed we invite our
friends to come i'll and see how nicely
We are situated and they may be pur-
suaded to go and do likewise. w. X.
Housley is doing the work.
Mrs. DIR. Browder arrived in Sara
toga about a week ago, called here by
the illness of the doctor in Battle Lake,
to which place she could not very
well go. The doctor came down from
there Tuesday and they expect to
leave for their home in Davenport
today.
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.
Frank D.. Bridger, of Big creek.
was married to Miss Grace Cowdry,
of Walden, Colo, about three weeks
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Bridger have tax
en- uptheir residence ON Mr.. Bridger's
ranch, about two miles bevond the
ranch of the Big Creek Live Stock
Company.
Mrs. C. E. Cram, and Mrs. j. G..
Brown, mother and sister of j. b.
Cram, arrived Tuesday from Canon
City, Colo. Mrs. Brown was accom-
panied by her four children. Mr..
Brown, who is an engineer, is expect.
ed in a few days and the party will
make Saratoga their home.
Bert Lee and Bert Cleveland have
the contract of hauling the copper
ore from the Rambler mine to the
railroad. They have six horse teams
on this end and four horse teams Oh
the snow, between the mine and the
transfer on the road between the Bat