, 1902-03-06
SARATOGA CHIPS.
c. f. Hoel returned from his trip
to Omaha Monday.
SELF Shoes at

Brush creek this week.
Baker IL Bremen sell Cream Flour.
There is none better.
F. f. Sterrett was down from
Brush creek this week.
Reduced prices on flannel waists for
cash only. Mrs. II. A. Dyer.
w. B. Wiley, the editor of the Rec
ord, is laid up this week.
All kinds of furniture sold on time
payments at Gus Jensen Il Bros.
c. II. Tramell is over from Rawlins.
He is taking the baths at the Hot
Springs Hotel.
Nj. and Mrs. j. D.. Parker were in
Monday night to attend the reception
to Rev. Brundage.
Several residences for sale, on easy
terms. Apply to A. Heath.
Matthew Watt and wife were down
from their Cedar creek ranch Satur-
day on "a business trip.
A. +. Weatherbee, one of the best
1T III nv ctilts mas DtCI tloND
from Riverside the past week.
Try Heinz's Dill pickles, sold by
Baker d Bremen.
William Orville, the superintend-
ent of the Saratoga-E ncampment
stage line, went to Rawlins Tuesday.
Mrs. w. n. Toothaker and little
daughter, of Beaver creek, were visit
ing Mrs. NJ. A. Cunningham this
week.
FouND-Ladies plain gold ring.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying for this notice.
The new improvements at the Ho-
tel Wolf are moving forward in grand
style with carpenter w. l.. Smith in
charge.
Miss Mabel Meason left Sunday
for Burlington, Iowa, where she eX-
poets to spenG a year o two visiting
friends.
Special in Mems suits. At
Cosgriff Bros. Co.
John w. Cluff and City Marshall,
l.. w. McAnulty went to Rawlins
Monday. They are expected to re-
turn today.
X. A. Smiley, one of the Hot
Springs Hotel Company, is over from
Rawlins to look after the business of
the company.
All kinds Of plows, Disk harrows,
seeders and c~ultivators, on easy terms
and right prices at
Gus Jensen d Bro.
There will be a wedding on Pass
creek next Saturday. Can you guess
who it isl We know-but we have
promised not to tell.
Mrs. L. w. Bennett expects her
daughter Edna home next week. Her
school will be out and she is coming
home for a vacation.
BREAD-Nice fresh bread-"Just
like mother used to make, at
Baker IL Brenner's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Tilton and
Master Roy are the guests of the Hot
Springs Hotel this week, where they
a chJo ahS VIC pdths'
Horace A. Nichols, of Encamp-
ment, has gone to Boulder on a visit
to relatives. He passed through here
Sunday on his way out.
The prettiest and most convenient
residence in town for sale.
Apply to A. Heath.
Cast your eye over the Secret So
ciety' column. Saratoga is hard to
beat when it to secret societies,
as well as anything else.
Albert II. Oldham was down from
Encampment Monday to make a land
entry before U. S. Commissioner, j..
#. Crawford, at this place.
We have "A carload of all kinds of
farm machinery on the road. Prices
will be right and time given respon-
sible purchasers until fall.
Gus Jensen q Bro.
Mrs. Devine has rented the Water
loo house and took charge of it the
first of the week. She will keep "a
rooming and lodging house.
county SOulullsslOltE, -. w. MIX
field, left for Rawlins on Mondays
stage, to attend the regular monthly
meeting OF the Commissioners.
Ira b. Casteel and wife and Miss
Ida Casteel, passed through here
Tuesday, on the way to Walcott,
where they took the train and went
TO Laramie.
Mayor Clemmons went down to
Walcott after his wife and babies
Tuesday, returning with them yester-
day. j. G. Edwards drove them to
the railroad and back.
WANTED--To correspond with parties
desiring to sell their ranches. Now is
the time to list your property.
Il. w. Dyer.
We heard one woman complaining
recently that her husband had offer
ed her money to go to California on
but had absolutely refused to give
her the funds with which to return to
him.