, 1902-10-30
SARATOGA CHIPS

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Hyney have
been in the city the past week.
Clint Morgan vas in from En-
campment the first of the week for ID
load of coal.
Frank Hewitt returned to Sarato-
ga last week from an extended trip
I'VE the county.
C. A. Cook aud son Freeman We're
down from Brush creek to attend the
Mondell speaking.
John futile, "a mining man, passed
through here last Thursday on his
way to the Ferris Haggarty mine.
G. S. Adams, Mark and Dana
Crawford returned Sunday from an
outing into the Snake and Bear river
countries.
James Case, George w. Woolsey
and George H. Allen were all over
form Pass creek to hear the speech Of
Hon. F. w. Mondell.
Chris Mathison, candidate for pros
ecuting attorney, came up from the
railroad yesterday morning and went
on up to Encampment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, j. Doggett return
ed from Chicago last week, where
Mrs. Doggett has been taking care of
her sister, Miss Nettie Wolf.
George W. Tackett and daughter
were down from Beaver creek over
Sunday, visiting the family Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. NJ. Neff at this place.
A private letter from Mitchell Hut
Crimson brings the word that he and
his family arrived at their destination
Shelton. Wash, last Saturday even.
ing.
j. H. King has bought "a couple of
lots in Riverside addition and will
build there next spring. He is here
now erecting a stable on the prem
ises.
W. G. Foss, Superintendent Of the
Bay HORSE mining property, came in
last week and was taken up to Gold
Hill and the New Rambler by W. b.
Harden.
County Clerk, II. b. Jennings, who
arrived here Tuesday, remained over
for the Mondell speaking that night
leaving for Encampment the next
morning.
complimentary votes are just as
much appreciated by republicans rs
democrats. So, if YOU are going to
pay compliments pay them to your
W party.
If some good citizen will knock the
bark out of about 30 dogs in this
own II good many Saratoga citizens
will rise up in the morning and call
him blessed.
James Blackhall was down from
Riverside this week. MIR. Blackhall
was formerly in the livery business
here, but is now engaged i'll ranchiug
near Riverside.
f. L. Sterrett, c. c, Young, Chas.
Mckay, W. L. Tilton and wife and /.
NJ. CONFESS Were all down from
Brush creek to attend the Mondell
speaking Tuesday evening.
The pupils Of the public schools are
arranging to give al entertainment
on Wednesday evening, November
18th, in Jensen Opera house. 1t will
no doubt he an interesting affair.
All Persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to Taylor u Wagner
will please pay up. All accounts not
paid by November LIST will be placed
in the hands of an attorney for col
lection.
We shall be very glad to see Hon.
Frank w. Mondell get u very nice
complimentary vote here next Tues
pay. He deserves the compliment"
by his very remarkable and efficient
work in Congress.
G. NJ. Scribner intends to rent the
Pass creek ranch and move his fami-
ly to the Lake creek ranch, where
they will make their home. He will
improve it by the planting Of trees
and grass and make it a very attrac.
tive spot.
w. S. Adams, Republican candi-
date for county assessor, made a trip
to the Encampment country yester-
day. Mr.. Adams is a thoroughly
competent man for the position of as.
SCISSOR and will come in with a good
majority.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Stanley are
moving out to the Haines ranch tenn
porarily. Mr.. Moss is up superin-
tending the work on the North Spring
creek ditch and the ranch will be
looked after by Mr., Stanley during
his absence.
At the annual election of Ladies
Aid Society held recently the follow
ing officers were elected: President
Mrs. p. f. Cover; vice-president,
Mrs. A. w. Ainsworth; secretary,
Mrs. L. G. Sterret and treasurer Mrs.
G. Il. Jensen.
II. d. Blydenburgh had the mis-
fortune to break the thumb of his
right hand the other day while en-.
gagged in dipping sheep. Harry says
there is no real pleasure in breaking
a hnger-but sometimes YOU cant
help it. you know.