, 1901-10-31

Il. L. Andrews has purchased the
restaurant business, adjoining his
saloon, from d. E. Andrews, who has
gone to Encampment to look after
his restaurant business in that town.
Ask to see our new line of r. & w.
mems trousers. They are swell.
A. PETRrE IL Co.
Miss Margaret Andrews has been
suffering with a felon on the thumb
of her night hand for the past ten
DAYS. The injured member has been
very painful and has been lanced
three times.
Chas. Kienzle, Carpentering and
ARCHITECTURAL building. Plans and es-
Inmates furnished. Shop at Saratoga
Bottling Works on Main st.
The warm weather of October has
had the effect of starting the grass to
growing everywhere. In protected
spots the grass is from two to four
inches in length and presents every
appearance OF spring.
"Selz" Miss Chicago Ladies $500
shoe for $3.50 at Cosgritf Bros. Co.
this week
John Ericsson, of Mt. Hamill, Ia,
and j. A. Loofbourrow, of Stockport,
Ia, have been here the past week,
looking over the irrigation proposition
and they expect to come mere TO make
their home in time. The Sun will
shine for them in future.
| will make loans from $50 to $1,000
on good chattle security.
Gus. JENSEN.
W. r. Housley, who has been over
in Colorado looking for strayed or
stolen horses, returned home Satur-
day night. He was successful in re-
covering only two of tine five head
missing, but, as he heard where the
others were, he hopes to recover them
shortly.
Order your winter outfits from
CosGRGFf Bios. Co.
w. j. Crane, the president of the
Copper Bar Mining Company, was in
town this week. He was down for
winter supplies for the camp. He
expects to come out of the mountains
shortly and GO back to his home in
Nebraska and leave the boys i'll
camp to spend the winter at work
sinking the shaft.
Just received a new line of the Fa-
nous Julia Marlowe' shoe for ladies.
Ask to see them. A. PETRIE q Co.
Shoes. Well! give us a trial
GosGRTrt RRos. Co.
Mrs. Eva Barnes, of Denver, for-
merly Mrs. Eva Reynolds,) and Mrs.
David Wilcox came up from Denver
Sunday evening. Mrs. Wilcox, who
has been to Denver to have her eye
treated, will have to return there
shortly to have an eye fitted. Mrs.
Barnes will visit friends for a week or
so before her return home.
Remember Coles Hot Blast are the
only genuine and original hot blast
stove on the market. Get them from
Gus JENSEN & Bro.
Mrs. c. NJ. Scribner and her sister
in-law, Mrs. Eaton, are up from Pass
creek visiting Saratoga friends. They
expect to go to Encampment tomor-
row on "a visit to friends there of a
weeks duration. Mrs. Eaton will re-
turn to her home in Maine within a
couple of weeks. She has spent the
summer here and enjoyed it very
much.
FoR SALE-1 Whites Round Oak
heating stove, No. l6, ! high arm sew
ing machine, l large bed lounge,
oak chamber suite, all as good as new
II. W. HAISEs.
Frank Brewer and Mark Crawford
who are attending the Quincy Bust
ness College, are rooming together
and write back that they are having
a fine time and doing lots of hard
studying. We are rather inclined tc
think that the most of the 'hard
studying" lies in the direction o
the pretty girls, judging from words
dropped now and then in their letter.
home.
We are showing the best assorted
and largest line of mems shirts anC
neckwear in the city.
: CosGREFBRos. Co.
If we are short on local news THU
week it can be laid to the fact that W,
have been turning out a very large
amount of job work. We might re
mark, incidentally, that this week
paper, as received from the expires,
office, was just 30 quires. We ar
looking forward to a cylinder press
a gasoline engine and an all home
print before many months.
Oats to Beat the Band.