, 1902-05-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

at Gus Jensen d Bros.
Fred NJ. Baker and Archie Moon
were Encampment visitors this week.
just received, II load of barbed
wire, at Gus Jensen q Bro.
George Fl. Allen came in from Pass
creek to spend Sunday with his fam
lily.
For right prices on barbed wire see
Gus Jensen II Bro.
Jack Archer came down from his
Elk Horn saw mill the first of the
week.
Samuel Hunter, the carpenter, is
at Bennett this week working at his
trade.
Several ranches for sale
Alfred Heath.
A. II. Grow, the Encampment min
ing promoter has been a Saratoga Wis
itor this week.
All kinds of plows, Disk harrows,
seeders and ~cultivators, on easy terms
and right prices at
Gus Jensen Il Bro.
p. l.. Howard, who has been in
Rawlins, shearing sheep, returned
home Tuesday.
WANTED--To correspond with parties
desiring to sell their ranches. Now is
the time to list your property.
X. W. Dyer.
H.. W. Haines returned Yesterday
from "A weeks stay in Rawlins, where
he vas called on business.
The latest and best style of crock
eryware at
Baker, Bremen d McAnally's.
Frank Brewer is down from the
ranch. He has rheumatism and is
bathing i'll the hot water here.
Gottlieb Mem and his sister-in-law.
Miss Mary Lebow, were down from
the Encampment valley today.
William Orville, Superintendent of
the Saratoga ncampment stage line,
who has been in Rawlins the past
week, returned today.
Mrs. VIM. Large and daughter
fIol'ts W. II. IldIltu anu son AL
win and James Peters were out fish
ing Wednesday and caught SO trout.
We have three moving machines
carried over from last year. Guaran-
teed as good as any made, which we
will sell at \ bargain on next fall
terms. Gus Jensen Il Bro.
Mrs. Ellen Judd Tilton was down
from Brush creek last evening to at
tend the regular meeting of the East
ern Star Chapter, of which she is the
Worthy Matron.
The Saratoga Orchestra gave a de
lightful dance in Jensen hall after
the play of "Uncle Rube" was over
last Thursday evening, Gus Jensen
donated the hall for the purpose.
Remember if in need of m kind
OF farm tools, wagons, mowers or
rakes, that Gus Jensen Il Bro. will
sell on time.
Mrs. Elijah Moore is slightly i'm
proved at this time. If she does not
continue to improve her husband will
take her to Fort Collins, Colo, and If
she does not regain her health there
she will be taken to Evans, Colo.
w. b. Harden is down from Down
ington His hand is still in IL pretty
bad condition and it may be some
time yet before he recove the use of
it. His family will also come down
before long.
Mrs, DR.. Burger, accompanied by
her aunt Mrs. Dodge, arrived from
Encampment on todays stage. Mrs.
Dodge goes on to her home in the
east and Mrs. Burger will visit Mrs.
Kruger and other friends.
The wife and daughter of j.. S..
Stanley are here from Garrison, Iowa.
They will spend the summe here
and if they are pleased with the eli
mate may come here to reside per
manently. They have rooms with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Jensen made a
trip to the Gold Coin mine, in the
Jack creek country, returning late
Monday evening. They were lost for
three hours in the snow storm
which prevailed on the mountains
while they were coming out.
AT the Presbyterian church at morn
ing service the newly elected Elders
and Deacons will be installed and the
Rev. X. f. Brundage will preach ON
Church Prosperity" At evening
the subject of his sermon will
be: BE not deceived; God is not
Knocked"
G.. d. Buchanan and Frank White
a miner, left this morning on Il pros
pecting trip into the Medicine Bow
mountains of Il month or six weeks
duration. They expect to work their
way up into the New Rambler country
by the time the snow has left that
country so that II can prospect.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Crawford are in
of an invitation to the we'd
ding of Miss Florence Wells, sister of
Mrs. Harry :. Brodt. of Rawlins.
which is to take place on Wednes.
day, June l., in the city of Chicago. tn