, 1901-11-07
Ask to see u new line of r. & w.
mems trousers. They are swell.
4. PErRIE q Co.

Inmates furnished. Shop at Saratoga
Bottling Works on Main st.
A private letter from Hinsdale, Kan,
brings word from DIR. Price that he
and family arrived at that place safe
ly and, with the exception of the
himself, were very well. The
doctors health was much the same as
when here.
Cosgriff Bros. Co. the place to buy
hats and caps.
A number of both double and sin
gle bedsteads, including springs and
mattresses, for sale at the
1910 til HOTEL WOLF.
Councilman S. E. McAnulty and
j. f. Crawford have laid sidewalks
along their properties on LIST street.
This is an improvement that will be
appreciated by the public. Let the
good work go on. The more side
walks the better.
Alfred Heath has been appointed
agent for the Fidelity and Deposit
Company of Maryland. He is ready
to furnish bonds of any kind and for
any amount on application.
Fog RENT-Good stable and corral,
situated near business centre of town.
Apply at this Office.
Robert Dyer, who is now engaged
in soliciting life insurance for the
New York Life, who has been away
for the past two months on IA tour of
the state, returned home recently.
He has had very good in his
new field of labor.
Scratch pads 80 cents per dozen at
this office. just the thing to do your
figuring on and to keep memorand-
ums. Call in and get a sample.
"Selz" Miss Chicago Ladies $500
shoe for $3.50 at Cosgritf Bros. Co.
this week
Note the new ad of Paulson &
Gould in this weeks issue. The boys
are having all the work they can do
and are thinking about hiring an
other cigar maker. The boys make
an excellent brand of cigars and have
the trade of the entire upper country.
/ will make loans from $50 to $1,000
on good chattle security.
Gus. JENSEN.
Order your winter outfits from
CosGRIFf Bros. Co.
County Commissioner G. w. Max
field and daughter Blanche left Mon
day for Rawlins, After spending a
few DAYS with friends there they will
proceed to Scottsville, Illinois, where
Miss Blanche will spend the winter
with friends. Mr.. Maxtield will re-
turn after a few days visit.
Just received a new line of the Fa-
nous Julia Marlowe" shoe for ladies.
Ask to see them. A. PETRIE II Co.
Shoes. Well, give us a trial
CosGRIFF Bios. Co.
By notice in another column it will
be seen that Peter Wilde, who was in
the employ of 5. L. McAnulty several
years ago, has returned and opened
up the old Num- shop, on the east
side of the river. Mr.. Wilde is said
to be a first class workman and will
no doubt give satisfaction in his
work.
Remember Coles Hot Blast are the
only genuine and original hot blast
stove on the market. Get them from
Gus JENSEN d Bro.
FoR SALE-1 Whites Round Oak
heating stove, No. l6, | high arm sew
ing machine, | large bed lounge, l
oak chamber suite, all as good as new.
II. W. HAINEs.
p. f. Cover has been wandering
around town i'll Il disconsolate mood II
good deal of late, nights and Sun
days and has kept the city Marshal
very uneasy for fear he contemplated
suicide. But the cause of his disipa-
ton and settled melancholy has been
discovered-his wife is in Denver,
and he is keeping bachelors hall
these days.
We are showing the best assorted
and largest line of mems shirts and
neckwear i'll the city.
CosGRTFBRos. Co.
Old papers at this office % cents
per 100.
Tom Wilson and Harry Wellman,
proprietors OF the Battle Lake Miner,
were in Saratoga the first of the week
and paid The Sun a social call. Mr..
Wilson has recovered from his recent
toboggan slide down the cog railway
on Pixies Peak, though he still carries
the marks of the escapade on his
head. They both report that the
prospects for the mines i'll the vicini-
ty OF Battle are better than ever and
that everybody is at work.
When you are in need of stationary
of any kind you can be accommodate
ed at The Sun office. Calling cards,
wedding stationary, envelopes, letter
heads, statements etc, can be fur
nished OF short order. See u stock
before gong elsewhere.
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