, 1901-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Jones leave to-
day for Douglas, which enterprising
little city they will make their home
in future. We are sorry to lose them
and hope they will be prosperous in
their new home.
You should never use cheap, infer
ior drugs. Go to Goodwin's and get
the best
Rev. Robinson leaves Monday for a
months vacation. His health has
been very poor for some time and he
needs IA rest and the officers of the
church have very kindly ordered him
to take a months rest.
County Commissioner c. w. Max
field is improving his residence prop
erty on Main street by putting a neat
picket fence around it and laying
board walks. He also intends to set
out a number of shade trees.
If YOU want a good range buy the
Majestic. If you want a cheap range,
as sold by others, we will meet the
price and go them one better.
Gus JENSEN II Bro.
James D. Atfeld is going to have a
very fine place of business. The front
is to be of plate glass, with double
doors and the interior will be hand
somely papered. He expects to move
in about the 10th Of this month.
j. X. Jeffrey, chief of the commits
sary department at the Ferris ag
garty mine, made a flying visit to
Saratoga Tuesday. He thinks ore
hauling will have to stop within "A
week if this warm weather holds.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. H. S. Finney, who
now live in Rawlins, are the proud
and happy owner of a fine boy baby
which. come to their home on last
Thursday. Saratoga people send con
gratulations in which The Sun joins.
Baker d Bremen are fixing to move
their grocery department into the dry
goods store, preparatory to having
the present quarters raised and re-
modelled. You will hardly know the
building when Fred gets through
with it.
f. S. Drury, editor of the Grand
Encampment Herald, passed through
here Friday on his way home from a
visit east. Mrs. w. j. Wernli and
daughter We're also passengers on the
same coach, returning from a visit to
eastern friends.
james Snyder returned from Lara
ME last Friday, where he went to
look up a business location. He says
he is glad to get back and thinks he
will 20 into business here again, as he
has found no place hat suits him so
well, OF where money is so plenty.
Cosgrif Bros. Co. have just receiv-
ed u 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.
Thomas Miller and his niece. Miss
Emma Miller, arrived here last Thurs
day from Macon. Mo. on a visit to
Nj. and Mrs. w. S. Adams. Mr..
Miller is au uncle of Mrs. Adams and
Miss Miller is her niece. They may
remain for some time and possibly
take up their residence here.
Robert Goodman. who arrived here
some weeks ago from Greedy, with his
family, is building a very handsome
five room cottage in Riverside ad-
dition. His son, +. d. Goodman,
went up Sunday to work on the Tel
Ter tie drive. Mr.. Goodman and his
son We're the fortunate ones who res
cued little Fern Adams from Mr..
COTS well last week.
Charlie Lung, n naturalized China
man, whose home is in Cheyenne, was
over last week and rented the build
ing just north of the bridge. on the
east side Of the river, and is putting
in Il Chinese silk and notion store.
Charlie" is a very nice Chinaman.
who has adopted American dress,
ways, IDEAS and is entitled to the re
spect of our good people.
w. H. Housley% purchased the small
cottage and two lots owned by Free
man brothers, situated in the east
part of Riverside addition last week.
He took possession Monday and NOV
ed his family in. He will at once
have another added to the pres
ent building. We are glad that Mr..
Housley has concluded to become a
permanent resident of Saratoga. He
is a good citizen and the kind that is
welcome in any good community.