, 1902-05-15


w. S. Adams, the surveyor, expects
to go to Green River shortly to do
some surveying for parties who will
take up ranches in that country.
Frank Brewer was down from the
ranch yesterday on a short business
visit. He has been suffering with
rheumatism but is now about well.
SELF Royal Blue Shoes at
Cosgriff Bros. Co.
Mrs. Lewis Moore came down from
Pinkhampton Tuesday to have some
dental work done. She is visiting
Mrs Wolf and other friends until to-
morrow when she expects to return
home.
WANTED--To correspond with parties
desiring to sell their ranches. Now is
the time to list your property.
II. w. Dyer.
The eldest girl aud youngest boy
of Nels E. Anderson are sick with
scarlet fever. The house has been
quarantineJ and DIR. Green is in at
tendance.
Remember if in need of any kind
of farm tools, wagons, owe o.
rakes, that Gus Jensen d Bro. WI
sell on time and al right prices.
/ The public school closes tomorrow.
1t has been very successful unGcr the
guidance of Prof. Rollman and his
two able assistants, Miss Grow and
Miss Huntington.
All kinds of plows, Disk harrows,
.eeders and ~cultivators, on easy terms
and right prices at
Gus Jensen a. Bro.
f. G. Ashley returned home Tues
day in time to put in "A straight repub-
lican vote. Ed. is one of the old re
liable wheel horses in the republican
party and says we have now got the
city politics where it belongs-on
party lines.
Several ranches for sale
Alfred Heath.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Winger, of Apex,
Colo, arrived here Friday and expect
to make this place their home i'll flu
ture. Mrs. Winger, it will be re-
membered, is the owner of the Ferris
Haggarty hotel and the South Side
livery stable.
For right prices on barbed wire see
Gus Jensen d Bro.
The Walcott hotel, in charge of Mr..
and Mrs F. O. Anderson, is IA most
excellent place to stop. The meals
are good-far better than one could
expect in a little town of that size
and the beds are sweet and clean
and one is sure OF kind and courteous
treatment.
just received, u load of barbed
wire, at Gus Jensen d Bro.
The Rev. Fl. f. Brundage will
preach next Sunday at Morning ser
vice, of How to Grow" and in the
evening on "The Bible. its Friends
and Foes" The time of the even
ing services will commence at &
O'Clock.
New Spring and Summer goods at
CosSriff Bros. Co.
Carpenter S. &. Hunter, by order
of B. +. Carroll, placed IL neat picket
fence around the grave of Mrs. Car
roll last week. The cemetery is now
enclosed by "a good substantial wire
fence and all kinds of grave decora-
tions are perfectly safe.
All kinds of furniture sold on time
payments at Gus Jensen ~ Bros.
A private letter from VIM. Norell
brings the word that he and his fam
lily arrived ut their ranch in North
Park, after Il rather rough trip. He
thinks the roads neal the Colorado
line are badly in need of repair. He
says Pearl Mining district is a sure
winner.
The societies and troupes giving
entertainments in this city who fail
to remember the press with compli-
mentaries in future may expect to
get very little space devoted to Il
write-up of their performance in the
Sun. Our people will have to be ed
ucated up to doing in this city as
they do in all other places send
complimentary tickets to the press.
Will Bradford is taking an active
part in the management of the affairs
of the Uncle Rube company which
is to play in the Jensen opera house
tonight. Mr.. Bradford is an excellent
hand and had, for three years, the
management of a travelling theat-
rical troup and is well qualified for
the work he has in hand.
The Balm of Gilead in the corner
of DR.. Huntington's yard came out
in full leaf the first of the week and
will be IA bower of green long before
the rest of the trees in the valley put
forth their leaves. This is the earli-
est tree in the entire valley, and is u
very hardy one, making good growth
each year.
The entertainment given by the
Jollies last Friday night was a very
successful and entertaining affair. A
neat sun was realyzed from the en-
tertainment and dance combined.
Some pleasant features of the evening
were a song by little Hazel Johnston,