, 1902-02-13
Israel McCoid and Hans christian.

1t is 24x30 feet and will be occupied
by Archie Moon and his wife when
it is completed.
Earl Mowry and his daughter, Miss
Bertha, are still in Denver, where
Miss Bertha was taken for an opera
ton for stomach trouble. Miss Ber-
tina is said to be improving slowly
and is expected home within the next
month.
B. b. stands for Barton Brothers
celebrated shoes, sold by Baker IL
Bremen.
William Cole and w. T. Russell, of
Pipestone, Mimi, arrived here last
Monday and are looking over the lay
of the land. These men were Undue
ed to come here by l.. ID. Peck, the
gentleman who purchased the j. f.
Wilcox ranch and stock.
Alvin Harden, the eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Harden, met with "a
painful injury last Sunday. He was
rounding up some horses when the
horse he vas riding fell and caught
his foot underneath. He is confined
to the house this week.
Any N wanting rag carpets woven
will please address
Mrs. IDA MOORE SANGER,
French, Wyo.
The many sincere friends of Rev.
and Mrs. Robinson in this valley will
be pleased to learn that his condition
is slightly improved at this time. He
seems to be on the turn for the better
and it is believed that when warm
weather comes he will improve very
rapidly.
William Miser, who went to Colfax,
Ind, a couple of months ago, to
spend the winter, returned from that
place Monday. He says: There is
no place like Wyoming. why, it got
SO dempition cold back there | could
not stand it and so | had to make a
break for Wyoming to get warm"
WANTED-To correspond with parties
desiring to sell their ranches. Now is
the time to list your property.
r. W. Dyer.
County Clerk, H. B. Jennings, who
has been knocked out with hard work,
has been here for the past week, re-
cuperating at the Hot Springs Hotel,
where he has been taking the baths
He gained very rapidly and, when he
left for home Tuesday, was very
much better than when he first came
up.
The Hot Springs Hotel, which was
without a chef for several days, has
secured the services of ID. H. Colvin,
who has been in the employ of the D.
& Il. G.. railroad, as chef in one of
their dining ars the past three years.
Mr.. Colvin was in the employ of the
New Albany Hotel, in Denver for
some time.
The first annual ball of the Frater-
nal Order of Eagles. Music by Will
cox, Snyder, Taffe and Bugbee. Sup
per at the Hotel Wolf.
The tunnel which the Hot Springs
Hotel Company has been having ex-
cavated, in the hill north of the hotel,
was completed yesterday evening.
Mr.. Buchanan has had the work in
charge.
Baker & Bremen have moved into
their new building and feel very
proud of their store. They have one
of the incest stores in the country and
it will pay you to go and look at their
business house.
II you cannot get the coffee you
want, at Baker & Brenner's you are
hard to please. They have % differ
ent varieties.
Mark Crawford, who has been at
tending the Gem City Business Col
lege, of Quincy, ILL.,, for the past five
months, expects to graduate from
that institution in short hand, type
writing, and all the branches taught
there, in another month, when he will
return to Saratoga and take u position
on The Sun.
Newell McMurray, who has been
employed in the stables of the Sara
toga-E ncampment stage line, at this
place, will leave for his home in
Douglas, Neb., today. He has a
small bunch of cattle back there and
he wishes to see how his stock is do
ing, as well as having a visit with his
friends.
Alfred Heath has been appointed
agent for the Fidelity and Deposit
Company of Maryland. He is ready
to furnish boudsu of any kind and for
any amount on application.
l.. D.. Peck, the gentleman who
purchased the large ranch and stock
of j. f. Wilcox, on Cow creek, return
ed to his home in Pipestone, Mimi,
as soon as the deal was closed and
will arrive here shortly with all Of his
goods and family and take up his res
idence on his newly acquired proper
~. Mr.. Peck is the kind of men we
like to e come into the country.
Miss George Snyder, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Snyder, is
said to have considerable dramatic
talent. Those who have heard her
rpcite speak very highly of ber nc-