, 1902-10-16
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REGISTER on the BIRD or 2iTH2
Louis C. Nelson was in the city
Yesterday.
Henry Savage is building a private
barn on his residence property.
Mrs. S. E. McAnulty returned
Sunday from her trip to Denver.
Eugene C. Gross was down from
his Brush creek ranch Saturday.
Winthrop Condict was down from
his Brush creek ranch on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Sears and little
daughter Francis, were Saratoga Wis
itors Saturday.
j. c. Wrisinger was down from
Brush creek last Saturday on land
business.
Hon. j. NJ. Kuykendall, of the
Metropole Stables, Denver, has been
"a city visitor this week.
1t is reported here that one of the
SONS of Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Wilcox, of
Encampment, has small pox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Huston were Wis
itinS the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Turnbull the past week.
The pleasant co~untenance of Hor-
ace A. Nichols, of Encampment, look
ed i'll on our sanctum this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Adams and
Cedric came down Sunday for a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford.
j. C. Kennedy is absent on a sur.
veying trip which includes Rawlins
the Snake River valley, Baggs and
Dixon.
Mrs. A. II. Huston, her son Otto
and daughter, Mrs. William Turn
bull, left Sunday for a visit to friends
and relatives in Oregon.
DIR. Burke reports that another
case of small pox has developed, at
the half way house between Encamp-
ment and the Tie camp.
w. II. Bunce, the general superin
tendent of the North American Cop
per Company, passed through Sara
toga on Monday, on his way east.
d. X. Jetferies, the gentleman in
charge OF the commissarv at the Fer
rls- Haggarty mine, was a Saratoga
visitor this week, returning to that
place Tuesday.
The Bell Telephone Company has
placed new phones in the residence
OF Z. Ii. Mckee, who lives in Mrs.
Jones cottage, and in the residence
OF j. A. Phillips, the coal man.
Our readers will please cast their
eye over the new ad in this issue, OF
the Is. n y. store. The gentlemen
running that store are live business
men and know that advertising brings
trade.
1t is expected that Hon. z. l..
Smith, chairman Of the republican
county central committee as we'll as
several of the candidates for county
officers, will be present at the speak
ing Saturday evening.
c. Ii. Mckee, of the firm of F. G.
CRUDE N Co, the men who own the
Encampment Transportation Com
pany, has moved his family into the
pleasant dwelling of Mrs. b. L. Jones
and they will make Saratoga their
home in future.
John G. Jack, of Elk Mountain,
made homestead proof on his claim
saturday, before the United States
Commissioner at this place. He was
accompanied by John boiling OF
Elk Mountain and Alfred Chees.
orough, of Widdowield.
j.. S. Stanley has a force of men
engaged in cleaning out the large ir.
rigation ditch, which supplies water
to his ranch ON Jack creek. He was
not able to complete his reservoir,
Just west of town. but will finish the
work ON that in the spring.
William Plat and wife were down
from Beaver creek the past week.
MIR. Platt has gone to visit his father,
who is very ill at Boulder, Colo, and
not expected to live. His brother,
Isaac e. Platt, went down last week
IN response to the call of his father.
1t really looks as though many OF
OF our people do not wish to vote al
the coming election, inasmuch as
they have failed to register. This is
especially the CASE of those who live
in the country. Have o registered
II not, WHY mott October BIRD auC
24th next, remember, are your las.
chances to register.
The late storm has made the road
between this place and the r~ailroaC
and between here and Encampment
hundred pet cent. better than the,
were during the dry weather. tn,
roads OF this country were something
awful by reason of the extremi
drouth and the heavy loads that wer,