, 1902-06-26
Good four room house for rent.
Alfred Heath.


Alfred Heath.
Mrs. Richard Savage and daugh-
tiers have moved from Salt Lake to
their ranch on the river, for the sum
mer.
Fine line of mems underwear, fancy
percale summer overshirts, neckties,
collars, o~veralls, and everything in
mems furnishing at,
Baker Brenner a. McAnally's.
q. H. Stockwell was in from his
sheep camp last Thursday night. He
is moving his sheep up to the Gold
Hill country.
All shoes don't look alike, don't fit
alike, don't wear alike. If you want
the best for fit. wear. and looks, try
the Florsheim shoe for mel.
A Petrie Il Co.
J. A. Rhone, of Kearney, Neb. who
is interested in some mining property
on the Slavery came in last week and
went on out to his claims.
The cottages at the Hot Springs
have been newly and tastefully fur-
nished and rooms may be had by the
day or week with board convenient.
MIR. and Mrs. S. f. McAnulty and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McAnulty were
entertained at dinner Wednesday at
l.. W. McAnulty's.
Brand new Singer Sewing machine
for sale for $50 cash, also several good
single and double seated buggies
which we will sell right.
Sisson 4 Orville.
George Anthems, a son of John
Anthems, the blacksmith, who arrived
here recently, is now employed in the
livery stable of Sisson d Orville.
The Gels Hotel, EAST side of the
river Meals, 35c, beds 35c; board
by the week 81. Near the hot springs
bath house. Transient travel solicited.
Mrs. H. A. Dyer made a visit to
Rawlins last week returning Satur-
day. She went on business connect
ed with her fall millinery.
If YOU want to see latest thing in
mems neckwear and shirts. Call at
A. Petrie Il Co.
Charles Mccain was doing the
town this week. Charles is toe busy a
man to spend much time away from
his mining interests at this time Of
the year.
See Golf for anything in harness or
saddles. Largest stock ever shown
in the Platte valley. Satisfaction guar
anteed. W. r. Golf,
the Harness Dealer.
c. S. Taylor has his sprinkler work
ing once more and the dust on Bridge
street is in a somewhat more subdued
condition at present, that it was be
fore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McAnulty
came in last week from Grenola,
kans., and will spend the summer
visiting Mr.. McAnulty's brothers, 5.
L. and l.. W McAnulty.
W. ii. Wolford was in from En-
campment last Friday to IN ee his
sons. Erie and Merle, who nave been
attending the University at Laramie
the past winter.
The attention of the public is call
ed to the fact that both the ladies'
and gentlemens' departments of the
Hot Springs Bath House are fitted up
and ready for use. For the ladies
who wish to bathe, Mrs. Williams is
always in attendance. Baths 30
cents.
Rev. Brundage's sermon Sunday
will be on the following subjects:
Morning, Does God Send Sickness
and Death" Evening, Parable of
Elder Brother" (by request.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene G.. Gross
came down from Brush creek Satur-
day. Mr. Gross returned home that
evening but Mrs. Gross remained over
to have the dentist treat a bad tooth,
with which she has been suffering "a
great deal of late.
Ben. Carroll and Mrs. l.. q. Davis
and Dorothy and Robert spent Satur.
day night and Sunday visiting the
h%ospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. j,
D. Parker, on North Fork of Spring
creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Golf went up
to the ranch of Mark Hill Saturday
and returned Sunday evening. Mr..
Golf has been telling some whoppers
about the fish he caught, but we are
from Missouri "a long ways from it.
NJ. NJ. Green, the Chicago mining
promoter and +. II. Norvak, of the
same city, were here this week, on
their way to the Ferris Haggarty
mine. They had paid the New Ram
bier a visit previous to coming to this
place.
Coroner j. \. Bennett. of Rawlins,
who has been over u good portion of
Carbon county i'll the interest of IA
moving machine company, was in
town this week. He says he has
travelled between five and six hundred
miles, and all within the confines of
Carbon county.
p. A. Rail- and Archie Moon are