, 1902-09-04

We have ordered a car load of
Coles Hot Blast Heaters and other
stoves. There is no heaters like Coles
hot blast. Remember this.
Gus. Jensen L. Bro.
Mrs. l.. A. Martin, of Chicago, and
Mrs. G. Tile, of Encampment, a sister
of Mrs. j. NJ. Delaney, are visiting
Mrs. Delaney here. They made a trip
to EncamprIeat last week.
Miss Lillian Plat, daughter of
hon. VIM. Platt, of bennington, left
on Saturdays stage for Cheyenne,
where she will attend the high school
at that place this winter.
Patronize Nuzum's Fast Freight,
Passenger and Express Line. For
time table and prices see adj in double
column, Bird page of this paper.
p. j. Dunn was over from Rawlins
this week. Mr.. Dunn rendered valu-
able service in fighting fire during
the time it was raging in the forest
reserve OF Brush creek.
Mayor Wright and Mr.. and Mrs.
Osmun, of Denver came down from
the Tiiton ranch where they have
been on a fishing and outing trip,
and went on to Denver last week.
Elmer Paulson, the tailor, who has
been here the past two months, left
for his home in Orrick, Mo, last week.
Mr.. Paulson is "a genial business man
and has done well in his business
while here.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Scribner will be prepar-
ed to do sewing after June 9th.
Ladies wishing sewing done write her
at Walcott. l5-22tf
Or. Fl. o. Verbrick died recently in
Salt Lake City. DR.. Verbrick was
surgeon for the Cambria Coal Co, of
Cambria, Wyo., for many years, and
was an estimable mar as well as an
excellent physician.
b. S. Williams, father of X. p. Will
liams, who has charge of the Hot
Springs bath house, arrived from
Yaukton, 5. D., last week and is Wis
eide to locate at this place.
Summer goods at cut prices at
A. Petrie d Co.
j. C.. Kennedy left for the railroad
today to meet his father-in-law. j. w.
Allen, of St. Augustine, Fla, who will
make a visit of a week or Z days
with Mr.. Kennedy and his grand
daughters, Edith and Bessie.
l.. Gels, W. w. Meader and Mr..
Ryland, who started for the Yellow
stone Park "a couple of weeks ago, re-
turned last Friday. Mr.. RyIand was
taken sick on the road and it was
necessary to give up the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Tilton left for
Rawlins Monday, where Mrs. Tilton,
as Worthy Matron of the Saratoga
Chapter attended the Grand Chap
ter of the State of Wyoming, which
convened at that place on Tuesday.
See my elegant line of Made-to-or-
der Suits, Coats, Raglans. Monte
Carlo Coats and street skirts; The
up-to-date goods for 1929 Stylish
New coffee suits, strictly man tailor
ed and made to order. Mrs. Dyer.
j. W. Huston returned from Chey-
enne last Saturday where he attend
ed the Frontier Day exercises at that
place. He says they had an excel
lent time and everything was carried
off in good shape-way ahead of last
year.
Rev. Bross and wife and Rev. Brun-
dage went up to Encampment the
first of the week. Rev. Brundage re-
turned Tuesday, but Mr.. and Mrs.
Rra.S urill ,ig,t NJ tha ll,n .pl
Meason ranches before going back to
Rawlins.
Harry Colley and Will Paulson
have opened a cleaning and pressing
department with headquarters at
Judd's barber shop. The boys have
experts in their line. Give them
your patronage.
Z. r. Davies, proprietor of the Fer
ris- Haggarty restaurant, expects to
leave the last of the week for Fort
Collins, Colo, where he will be in at
tendance on the District court. He
has entered suit against parties there
for the recovery of 5000.
We received IA a load of stone
ware and can sell this line of goods
cheaper than ever sold in the valley.
Look our stock over
Gus. Jensen Il Bro.
The second cutting of alfalfa is
about all harvested in this valley.
The weather has not been so propiti-
Gus for this second harvest as the first
one, though reasonably good. The
crop was a fair one and the ranchmen
are well satisfied with the seasons
crop.
II. Bemis, who has been in Nebras-
ka the past month, returned to Sara
toga Wednesday with a bride. We
learned through "a communication
from Nebrasks that-well no matter
what we learned, but how about that
license anyway, Mr.. Bemisi The Sun
extends congratulations.