, 1902-03-06

d. r. WILCOX mas now his family
to Encampment where they have tax
en- up their residence. They are hav-
ing a fine residence built there which
will be completed about the end of
this month.
B. B. stands for Barton B rothers
celebrated shoes, sold by Baker &
Bremen.
Henry Savage. who has been super
intending the teams of the Encamp-
ment transportation company on the
now road from the Transfer to the
Rudefeha mine, is down for a few
days visit to his family.
Alfred Heath has been appointed
agent for the Fidelity and Deposit
Company of Maryland. He is ready
to furnish bonds of any kind and for
any amount on application.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barkell and
three children arrived here last week
from Hull, Neb. They are stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Johnston for
the present. They expect to make
Saratoga their home in future.
Call and see samples of the elegant
tailor made suits for which | have
the exclusive agency. They are the
SWEETEST line of garments shown in
the state. No sweat shop work about
these garments. They are made
strictly to order. Mrs. II. A. Dyer.
We will receive "A large amount of
stationary in II few days. Give us a
call and get our prices before going
elsewhere. We do nothing but the
very best work and use only first
class material. Come in and look
our stock owe
IF you cannot get the coffee you
want, at Baker & Brenner's you are
hard to please. They have % differ
ent varieties.
Winthrop Condict came down from
Brush creek Saturday and went down
to Denver to attend the Cattlenen's
Convention now being held at that
place. Mr.. Condict is a wide awake
stock man and interested in all that
pertains to that business.
We have three moving machines
carried over from last year. Guaran-
teed as good as any made, which we
will sell at a bargain on next fall
terms. Gus Jensen IL Bro.
E. G. Ashley and his family came
up from Medicine Bow Friday of
last week, accompanied by Mrs. De
vine. Mr.. Ashley will move his fam
ily into the brick residence of A. j.
Doggett as soon as the painters and
paper hangers get through.
DIR. and Mrs. Smither left for the
railroad Monday morning, where they
took the train for Los Angeles, Calf.
Mr. Leffert took them to the railroad.
The doctor believes that the warm
climate of southern California will do
much toward recuperating his wasted
body and restore him to the full Wig
or of manhood.
Wait for my complete and elegant
line of spring and summer millinery,
purchased direct from the leading
eastern firms. Also new and up-to-
date things in ladies' neck wear,
gloves and shirt waists. My stock
will now be found in the old Tyre
building, where you will find the
best goods in my line at reasonable
prices. Mrs. Fl. A. Dyer.
The Sun Is indebted to a number
of Saratoga citizens for assistance in
the work of getting its new press in
to position. Among the number
whom it wishes to remember especial
ly is G. d. Buchanan, Burl. Buchan-
an, John +. Mayden, Albert Hunt
ington, II. A. Kincaid, j. H. Williams
and H. Hughes.
Our people have become very much
attached to Rev. Bainton, the Presby
terrain Pastor at Large, during his
stay with us. He has been here for
a couple of months and has, during
that time, proved himself to be IA very
good and true man and he has won
an envious place in the hearts of the
people of this town. He took his de-
parture for Cheyenne yesterday,
much to the regret of his congrega-
ton and friends.