, 1902-08-07

. DIR. Smith h st. Louis uentlst mas
made a special study of painless work
on the human teeth for 10 years past.
IF YOU have suffered give DR.. Smith a
trial and you will have no pain with
your teeth. Office at Hotel Wolf for
several days.
IF o have difficult dental work
go to DIR. Smith, the expert dentist
now in your CITY. His work is pain
less and up-to date and of the 10th
century. His time Is limited as he
must be home aud in his office short.
". so call at ance. Office at Hotel
Wolf.
George Il. Somerbv, wife and fami
" and Mrs. Cora Harden and chill
dren left Sunday for a weeks visit
to the ranch of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z.
Goethe, on the head Of South Lake
creek, where they will pick berries.
H. L. Kuykendall and Miss Geor-
gia Miller were married in Rawlins
last Monday morning. They arrived
here the same day, and went on up to
the Kuykendali ranch, where they
will take up their residence.
On account of the work on the adj
dition to the Presbyterian church
there will be no services in the Pres
byterian church during the month of
August. Sunday School services will
continue at the same time so long as
the church remains intact.
j. D. Parker was in town Tuesday
with a lot of his ranch butter. Mrs.
Parker is justly famous as a butter
maker and her butter is eagerly
sought for, winter and summer, and
always tops the market in price, as
well as in quality.
John Fl. Davis was in this week
from the Gold Coin, for a load Of pro
vision for the camp. He says they
are ali feeling very good over the new
strike in the Gold Coin, which the
contractors made at a depth of about
60 feet.
W. II. Crane, superintendent of the
Copper Bar Mining Co, who has
been in the town the past week, left
for the camp last Tuesday with a lot
of supplies, among which was a load
of baled hay.
Up-to-date gold crown and bridge
work, as done by DIR. Smith, the st.
Louis dentist, cannot be excelled. He
was awarded the college prize for the
best gold work in 1888. He comes
west every summer for a change of
climate and recreation.
C. B. S%terrett, the surveyor, who
had Just returned from an extended
surveying trip, was called to Walcott
on important business Tuesday even
ing. 1t is possible that he may be
compelled to go to Cheyenne before
returning home.
The pleasant c~ountenance of E. i.
Durant, of the LIST National Bank of
Rawlins, now looks out through the
cashiers window of the Saratoga
State Bank during the absence of
Cashier Kruger. Mr.. Durant is not a
stranger to our people and his pres
ence is always welcome.
j. +. Simonson, of Canon City,
Colo, arrived here Saturday and has
been looking the country over with
Il view to locating. Mr.. Simonson is
of the character of mel that we like
to have come here t % live among us
and we hope he will find "A place to
suit him.
C. f. Hoel, local manager for the
firm of Cosgriff Bros. Co., accompan-
led 10y his friend George q. Hadtield,
of Omaha, and B. L. Garlock, return
ed Saturday from a 10 days outing in
the mountains. While they were alb
sent they visited the Syndicate min
ing property, over in the Savery coun-
try.
E. p. Andrews and A. Z. Zeisler,
an agent for the Sunny Brook distil-
lery of Louisville, KY, left Tuesday
morning for a tour Of the mining
camps, beginning with Grand En-
campment. They will visit Battle,
| Rambler, R~udefeha, Dixon and Baggs,
reaching this place on their return
next week.
The latest and best style of crock
eryware at
Baker, Bremen u McAnally's.