, 1902-09-18

itussell anu Littit MARY llcich, Wcio
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Ad-
Sunday. Mr.. Sterrett also paid
Saratoga a visit Tuesday,
We have a few Kitchen Clock Safes
which you can get a bargain on; call
and see them. Gus. Jensen X Bro.
Friends of MIR. and Mrs. \. II.
Scott of Medicine Bow will be panied
to learn that their youngest child,
aged three weeks, died on the 9th
inst. Rawlins Republican.
Get your coal hods, oil cloth rugs,
stove boards and lire shovels at
Gus. Jensen n Bro.
c. H. Mitwalsky, who is chairman
of the Barbecue committee. has had
quite a variety of experience i'll that
line and the fact that he has charge
of it insures finely roasted meat.
Now is the time 10 buy your heat
ers. . can get the Coles air tight
heater for coal and wood at.
Gus. Jensen n Bro.
I. W. Stakley, a brother of j. $.
Stanley. of this place, accompanied
by his wife, arrived here from Wind
son, Mo, on Tuesday. He thinks
well of the country and may locate.
Summer goods at cut prices at
A. Petrie n Co.
County Commissioner, c. W. Max
field made u trip to the railroad
Tuesday, bringing back with him his
daughter, Mrs. DIR. Abbott, and her
little son. who will spend some time
visiting here.
Now is the time to buy your lamps,
we have IA fine selection and our prIc-
es are low. Call and SEE them.
Gus. Jensen X Bro.
L. 5. Judd, James Sunder and
William Paulson returned Tuesday
from a ten days hunt over in Col
orado, ON Elk river. They report
having had a splendid time, hunting
and fishing.
WANTED-Co Competent girl or wo-
man, for general housewurk. Good
wages and comfortable home. APP
ply to Gustave Jensen. at Postothce,
Saratoga. ls-lS.tf
j. |. Cowan and wife, of Denver and
j. jackson Tod, of Boston, who have
been out on Il camping trip, up the
river towards Pearl, returned today
and went down to the railroad. on
their way home.
Say are YOU going to do any fall
plowing2 We will give you a good
deal ON "a pillow, if you buy NOW.
Gus. Jensen ~ Bro.
W. 4. Wolford. accompanied by his
three boys, Fri, Merl and Ira, passed
through here yesterday, on their way
to the railroad. The young men have
gone down to attend the University.
where they have been making good
progress.
Now is the time to put up a wind
mill, to get ready for the IOwers in
spring. improve your property and
add to its value. Gus. Jensen X Bro.
have what you want in pumps and
windmills.
William Large and wife returned
Tuesday from the ranch OF Il. A.
Day, where they have been to help
that gentleman with his last hay crop.
Mr.. Large has rented the Brewer
cottage, in the Riverside addition.
where they moved last Tuesday.
On Oct. LIST and 2nd we will have "a
special sale of all kinds of stoves and
ranges, if you need ANY kind of a
stove. don't neglect to see us on these
dates. We will save you money.
REMEMBER Oct. LIST and 2nd.
Gus. Jensen Il Bro.
d. NJ. Foreman, who was in town
this week, reports that he has gotten
his saw mill located i'll good shape
and fixed up so that he will soon be-
gin the work of saving lumber. He
is very well pleased with his location
and with the manner in which the
mill works.
See my elegant line of Made-to-or-
der Suits, Coats, Raglans. Monte
Carlo Coats and street skirts: The
up-to-date goods for 1902 3. Stylish
New coffee suits, strictly man tailor
ed and made 10 order. Mrs. DYER,
h. L. Sisson and Albert Keagle
came down from the Rudefeha Min
ing camp Tuesday. Mr.. Kegale ex-
poets to go on Il visit to his people in
Red Cloud, Neb. Mr.. Sisson re-
turned to Rudefeha Yesterday. Both
men have been employed in the tun-
mel work on the Ferris Haggarty cop.
per mine.
Are you going to build fence? Gus.
Jensen n Bro. have spikes and barb
ed wire, and their prices are right.
If you want Il suit of clothes well
made and a perfect fit call on John
Paulson, at the east end of the bridge.
He will measure you for a suit, to
be made up by Elmer Paulson. The
Tailor, at Orrick, Mo. Fit and goods
guaranteed to be first class, and all
clothes are strictly Tailored. 1000
samples on hand and plates of the
different styles to make choice from.
james Fisher was over from Car
bon the first of Ia Uaek ua Ir.,l.