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ton built on his blacksmith shop.
1t will be used for storing iron and
hard wood and also for wagon
work.
County Commissioner, G. w. Max
field, went to Rawlins the first of the
week to be present at the regular
monthly meeting of the Board at that
place.
l.. C. Plat, d. f. Crout and Ralph
Platt came down from Collins Fri
day. Ralph went back to Laramie
Sunday to continue his work at the
University.
Winthrop Condict was down from
Brush creek Monday. He brought
his son, Winthrop, Jr., down to go
back to Cheyenne to attend the High
school at that place.
Cleanliness is next to godliness.
Baths 25cts at the Hot Springs bath
house.
c. f. Hoel, the manager of the
store of Cosgrif Bros. Co. at this
place, who has been absent in Omaha
on business the past ten days, is ex-
pected home Saturday.
Miss Mable Hoyt and Miss Elva
Wilcox went up to Encampment on
Saturdays stage and spent three Or
four days visiting Miss Crow and
Mrs. A. II. Grow at that place.
The woman attendant at the Hot
Springs bath house is a new depart
ure and since her advent the patron
age in hat department has increased
remarkably.
Did you ever see such weather.
please don't say that we mentioned
it as all u remarks about the wealth
er are sub rosa, as the weather man
might get onto it and pull the lever.)
Chas. Kienzle, Carpentering and
ARCHITECTURAL building. Plans and es-
Inmates furnished. Shop at Saratoga
Bottling Works ON Main St.
Edgar f. Grout and Eli Lee were
doing the town this week. They are
an excellent pair to draw to and, as
they are always pleasant and congen-
ial men, they have a host of friends
hhSiSN'i my hi' hhc"h'
You want to remember that baths
are now only 25c at the Hot Springs
bath house. Better begin bathing
with the first of the year among YOU
other good resolutions.
The ice is not yet thick enough tC
permit the ice harvest to begin. A
few more cold nights, with the Their.
mometer down to zero, or lower, are
needed to make the crop just right
1t measures but IL inches as yet.
If you are making any brand new
resolutions for the year let one Of
them be to take the baths of the Hot
Springs bath house. Only DC under
the new management.
w. j. Crane, the president of the
Copper Bar Mining Company, came
down from the company's camp last
Saturday and is at the Hotel Wolf.
He is staying very close to the camp
now, as they expect to strike shipping
ore i'll the shaft any day now.
Alfred Heath has been appointed
agent for the Fidelity and Deposit
Company of Maryland. He is ready
TO furnish bonds of any kind and foi
any amount on application.
We have to apologize to our readers
these days for any lack on the part OF
news i'll The Sun, as we have been
completely over run with job work
We have, however, gotten the bulk OF
this work done and will be better
able to attend to the gathering Of
news in future.
They make a specially of Sunday
dinners at the Hot Springs Hotel
Take your wife and go try them. She
will enjoy "A little rest. l-93w
Rev. Henry w. Bainton. Pastor
at Large for the State of Wyoming,
arrived here from cheyenne, his pres.
ent headquarters, and will hold SER
vices in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday. Rev. Bainton is from River
Edge, n. D., and fills the same posi-
ton originally held by Rev. Coltman,
whom our people will remember with
SO much pleasure.
Anna S. Thompson, the magnetic
healer at the Waterloo, is noted for
her wonderful cce in curing dis
eases quickly and permanently with
out medicine or surgery. Come and
see her. Consultation free. l-2-2w.
ii. w. Haines returned from Santa
Cruz, Calf, last Monday. He is
looking well and says he left his fam
lily and the family of mis- brother,
milford Haines, quite we'll. Mrs. w.
II. Hugus was somewhat under the
weather owing to the fact that she
had nursed her son Wilbur through Il
severe spell of sicknes. MIR. Haines
will remain here the rest of the win
ter and look after the firms business.
Cleanliness is next to godliness.
Baths 25cts at the Hot Springs bath
house.