, 1902-07-10

l would like to get three or four
more gentlemen boarders, table board
only. Mrs. Geo. Z. Somerby.
South River ST., near Electric Light
Plant.
W. \. Toothaker was in the city
and Mrs. Lewis Cunningham return
ed with him today. Mr.. Cunning
ham will help him through haying.
FoR SALE-A side saddle. almost
new. Enquire at this Office.
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 battle, Mrs. Williams is
always in attendance. Baths 35
cents.
The subjects of Sundays
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day will be as follows: Morning
subject, "Jerusalem's Omissions;" evs
ening subject, The Greatest Thing
in the World"
Prof. Fl. c. Beeler, State Geologist,
came up from the railroad yesterday
and went on up to Encampment,
where he expects to examine and re-
port on some mining properties.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. jenkins and
little daughter, and Mrs. Jenkins
niece, Miss Roper, were Saratoga Wis
itors the first OF the week. The Sun
Office was IN receipt of Il pleasant
call.
ID. 5. Richmond recently p~urchas-
ed IA large Studebaker covered spring
wagon, especially adapted for picnic
and camping parties. Dave is one of
Saratoga's solid men and is making a
success of his business.
Invitations for the wedding of Miss
Ono Wilcox, eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. NJ. Wilcox. and Burton
A. Lee, next Wednesday afternoon in
the Presbyterian church, are out.
Attorney X. H. Young, l.. W. Fish
back, of the Enterprise, James Lynch,
and Robert Deal passed through
Saratoga Monday on their way to
Rawlins, as delegates to the county
republican convention, from Encamp-
ment.
w. 5. Adams returned last week
from IA surveying trip over into the
Green River country. He says there
is quite a bit of good land oven in
that country, but it is being rapidly
taken up, and inside of u month or
two it will be about all gone.
The ladies' are requested to donate
such fancy articles as they NAV wish
to the Ladies' Aid Society, to be sold
at a bazaar for the benefit of the ad-
dition to the Presbyterian church.
Articles can be left with Mrs. George
Allen or Mrs. J. E. Mayden. I7-l0-2w
VIM. Miser went up to the OlyIn
pia mining camp Wednesday % look
over the property there which that
company is advertising for bids to
sink "a 80 foot shaft.
Capt. l.. q. Davis, W. X. Bradford,
Gus. Jensen and j.. f. Craw ford, del
egates from Saratoga to the republi-
can county convention, drove over to
Walcott Monday evening III Capt.
Davis buggy, taking the evening
train up to Rawlins. They returned
yesterday.
&. A. Risk. and wife came over
from Dixon to spend the 4th at En-
campment, after which they came
on down to this place ON Il visit to
their old friend, Grant Smith, but
when they arrived he had sunk into
IA stupor and they were unable to
arouse him. They remained here I'M
til after the funeral last Monday,
when they returned to their home in
Dixon.
WANTED Job On ranch by live boy
Inquire at Van Meters.
Thomas Carroll, of Fremont, Neb.,
who has been interested in the Grand
Encampment country almost since its
infancy, was a passenger yesterday
on his way up to the camp.
Luke Wheeler went down to Wal
colt Tuesday to meet his wife and
daughter Bessie at that place and
bring them up. They returned to
Saratoga yesterday after "A six months
visit TO Michigan friends.
The teams of Sisson d Orville went
to the railroad yesterday to meet IA
party of y Indiana men, who are
coming here to inspect their mining
property ON Cow creek.
The rains of the past two weeks
have been the means of saving an i'm
e amount of timber. All fires
are eXtinguished, and it is hoped that
care sufficient to keep any more fires
from getting away will be used.
The post office will be open from
l:l5 to 2:l5 on Sundays ON account
of the change iii stage time, The
change IN time WAS made in order
that the stage might wait for No. 4
from the West, in the morning. The
time of arrival here now. l:l5. allows
the stage time to wait an hour at