, 1902-03-13

The prettiest and most convenient
residence in town for sale.
Apply to A. Heath.
j. w. Kennaday was down from
the Ten Mile the past week, renew
ing his acquaintance with Saratoga
people.
FoE SALE-Sewing machine, near
ly new. Cheap for cash. Call at
this office.
Mrs. Ann Parr and her son ia lines,
were in the city yesterday. Mrs.
Parr has made application to be APP
pointed Administrative of the estate
of her deceased husband.
Editor f. w. OFT, of the Laramie
Times, was IA city visitor this week.
He expressed great surprise and graf
ification at the wonderful progress
this town was making.
We have u carload of all kinds of
farm machinery on the road. Prices
will be right and time given respon-
sible purchasers until fall.
Gus Jensen IL Bro.
"Omaha Jack" whom everybody,
who has travelled on the stage line
from here to Walcott, knows and ad-
mires, was in town this week.
Studebaker Wagons at
Cosgriff Bros. Co.
WANTED-To correspond with parties
desiring to sell their ranches. Now is
the time to list your property.
K. W. Dyer.
Jas. NJ. Souder, the agent for the
Singer Sewing Machine Company for
Wyoming, and II. A. Boyce, the hat
man, from st. Louis, are stopping at
the Hot Springs Hotel.
WANTED-A position as house-keep-
er by middle-aged woman. Address
3-13-lw. E.. C.. NJ.
Box l32, Saratoga.
John b. Hunter is in the city, the
guest of the Hot Springs Hotel. He
came down yesterday from Big creek
where he had been to pay the Hunter
boys II visit. He is on his way north.
He is renewing his acquaintance with
his many friends at this place.
There will be a dance at the ranch
of Charles A. Kennaday on Cedar
creek, on the night of the 18th inst.
There will be good music and "a sup
per at midnight. Dance and supper
Sl.00.
II. L. K%uykendall, of the Kuyken-
dali Wilson Development Company,
left early Tuesday morning for Den
yer and Iowa points to be absent for
"A week or ten days.
Remember if in need Of II kind
of farm tools, wagons, mowers or
rakes, that Gus Jensen IL Bro. will
sell on time and at right prices.
Sell Royal Blue Shoes at
Cosgriff Bros. Co.
Miss Charlotte Hoyt, who taught
school in this valley last year, is to
return home shortly and will teach
the Pass creek school this summer.
Miss Hoyt is "A neice of Mrs. c. NJ.
Wilcox.
B, B. stands for Barton Brothers
celebrated shoes, sold by Baker Il
Bremen.
Alfred Heath has been appointed
agent for the Fidelity and Deposit
Company of Maryland. He is ready
to furnish bonds of any kind and for
any mount on application.
Saratoga Chapter No. II, o. L. S.,
will give a dance on the evening of
March 3lst, in Jensen hall, with
lunch in connection. Good music
and Il good time guaranteed. Every.
body invited.
Call and see samples of the elegant
tailor made suits for which | have
the exclusive agency. They are the
SWEETEST line of garments shown in
the state. No sweat shop work about
these garments. They are made
strictly to order. Mrs. H.. A. Dyer.
Ira b. Casteel and his sister, Miss
Ida Casteel, returned from Laramie
Friday, where they went to take Mrs.
Ira b. Casteel, who was ill and went
to the hospital in St, Joseph, Mo.
where she will undergo AN operation.
If you cannot get the coffee you
want, at Baker Il Brenner's you are
hard to please. They have 2S differ.
ent varieties.
New fancy silks for waists and silk
Toulard for dresses at
A. Petrie Il Co.
DIR. Sears mother, Mrs. Martin
Sears, of Macon, Mo-, is here on u vi
sit to her sons family and will prob.
ably remain during the entire sum
mer. Mrs. Sears is also the mother
of Mrs. Il. q. Ashley and came up
with her from Medicine Bow to this
place.
For SALE-5 roomed house in good
part of town. Terms-part down
and rest on time.
Mrs. Il. w. Bennett.