, 1902-08-28

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ON Sundays stage, where she will at
tend the teachers institute which is
now in progress at that place.
Mrs. J.. C. Brewer was from
Spring creek Monday looking for
lee to nurse Miss Bertha Mowrv.
who is quite i'll with small pox.
Miss Grace Hoyt left Sunday for
her home in Hamburg, Iowa, where
she will take her old position as teach
err in the public schools of that city.
Our stock of paints, oils. varnishes,
Nc. is complete. Get our prices be-
fore you buy. Gus. Jensen Il Bro.
The Teachers Institute for Carbon
county is being held in Rawlins this
week. We did not receive notice of
the fact in time to insert it last week.
Mrs. c. W. Maxfeld and Master
Burton left Sunday for Rawlins,
where they will spend a couple of
weeks visiting the family of II. b.
Jennings.
Mrs. X. NJ. Moerke has purchased
the Delmonico restaurant. The pub.
lie are invited to give her a trial.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Nj. b. Camplin, Special Agent OF
the General Land Office, arrived here
Saturday night and is now in the
Encampment country fighting forest
fires in that vicinity.
Miss Edith Ravens, who has been
staying at the ranch of j.. d. Parker
on North Spring creek the past sum
mer, returned home last Friday and
will attend school this winter.
Jugs, jars, flower pots, milk crooks.
bean pots and everything in stone
ware at Gus. Jensen Il Bro.
Oliver Paulson expects to start "a
drug store at the tie camp of the Car
bon Timber Company. He will as
sociate "A doctor with him aud expects
to do the business of the camp.
Mr.. Holk, who purchased the frame
building on Bridge street, formerly
owned by S. l.. Willis of Rawlins, is
improving his property by building II
stable and making other additions.
Old papers DC per 100 at this
office.
johnson Doggett, Frank Num- and
Glenn and Earle Scott returned from
their hunting and fishing trip I'VE in
Colorado, just as we were goiu, to
press. They had an excellent time.
The cutlery you buy of Gus. Jen-
sen Il Bro. is fully warranted. When
you buy get the best.
". w. Meader, Sam Smith, l.. Gels
and Mr.. Ryland, left Tuesday morn
ing for the National Park for a five
or six weeks outing. They will do
some prospecting but the trip is
mostly for pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Adams and
Master Cedric Poole were down
from the Kidding ranch Monday.
Mr.. Adams has had the contract of
putting up the hay on the Kidding
ranch this year for the estate.
WaNTED-Girl to do general house.
work III ranch. Telephone OF write
Mrs. Earle Fryer, care Jack Creek
Ranch Co.
Miss Maud Jones, Mrs. Lalee Brew
er and Frank Jones, left "Wednesday
for Denver, where they will visit with
relatives and friends. After that they
will go to other Colorado points and
to Salt Lake before returning home.
p. j. Dunn went to Rawlins on
Sundays stage. He was unfortunate
enough to have his sheep right in the
track of the Brush creek fire aud, af-
ter fighting the fire for over two
weeks, he was compelled to 10Y
them out.
LOST Plain gold ring. engraved on
inside, Charlie to Flo" Will pay
suitable reward for its return.
Scott, the Jeweler.
Miss Margaret Andrews took her
Sunday School class, consisting of -
girls, about a mile up the river last
Thursday for "A picnic. Dinner was
taken along and as Miss Andrews is
as expert entertaining young people
as she is older n they had IA royal
time.