, 1902-03-27

Spring creek. the deeds having been
delivered lat Friday.
FouND A gold watch and chain.
Owner can have salnr by proving pr.
'reI All paving for this notice.
We nave "a CARLOAD of all kinds of
farm machinery on the road. Prices
will be right and time given respon-
sible purchasers until fall.
Gus Jensen d Bro.
WANTED-To correspond with parties
desiring to sell their ranches. Now is
the time to list your property.
r. w. Dyer.
j. F. Wilcox was down from En-
campment Friday. He says the tram.
way is moving right along and it had
reached the snow line in the noun
tains.
Remember if in need Of any kind
of farm tools, wagons, or
rakes, that Gus Jensen n Bro. will
sell Oh time and at right prices.
1t is rumored around town that the
thriving little village of Riverside is
to have a bank. Let the good work
of improvement there go on, say we.
All kinds of plows, Disk harrows,
seeders and ~cultivators, on easy terms
and right prices at
Gus Jensen IL Bro.
|. C. Plat, James A. King, Hon.
William Platt and d. F. Crout were
all city visitors the past week from
Collins.
SELF Royal Blue Shoes at
Cosgrif. Bros. Co.
S. E. Phelps, a prominent attorney
of Grand Encampment, was an out
bound passenger the past week.
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 amount on application.
The bottling works of Fl. Hughes,
the Carbonic Bottling works "A is
progressing toward completion. He
will have IA nice place when he gets it
completed.
For SALE.-Nine room house, one
and a half story high, corner lot, for
sale on terms to suit purchaser.
3-20-tf. WIN. NoRELL.
w l.. Sill. one of Encampments
most progressive attorneys, paid The
Sun a call on his way back from Raw
Inns Saturday, where he had been on
legal business.
Denver +. Andrews and wife came
down from Encampment, Friday on
their way to Walcott, where they met
their daughter Pauline, who had been
spending the winter in Colorago, and
took her up home. Mr.. Andrews says
he is thinking of building Il restau-
rant in Encampment.
FoR SALE-5 roomed house in good
part of town. Terms-part down
and rest on time.
Mrs. L. w. Bennett.
Mrs. Abner Ball, wife of the En-
campment contractor and builder
came upon the stage Tuesday on her
way to join her husband at Encamp-
ment. Mrs. Ball has spent the win
ter in the east.
&. ID. Buchanan and son Burl,
have the contract for the
work on Jensen hall and are now lay
ing the foundation for the addition
on the north.
We have three moving machines
carried over from last year. Guaran-
teed AS good as any made, which we
will sell at a bargain Oh next fall
terms. Gus Jensen &Bro.
Ii. L. Kuykendall, the local mana
ger of the Kuykendall Wilson Devel-
opment Co., returned Friday from
his trip east. He IL y that all eyes
are being turned toward the Saratoga
valley Just at this time and that they
expect great things from this country
in the next few years.
For SALE-Sewing machine. near
ly new. Cheap for cash. Call at
this office.
Scott. the Jeweler. is u progressive
He has Il very large store in
his line for the size of the town and
he believes in keeping right up with
ih" procession. just now he Is put
Ting i'll "A nice railing in his store and
fencing of Il space for AN office.
New Spring and Summer goods at
Cosgriff Bros. Co.
S. Whipple, of Oakville, Mich, and
A. Ashbaugh, of Wheatland. Mich,
and u Mr.. Hapeman. of Dakota City,
Neb,, are all Saratoga visitors, look
ing for land under the Kuykendall-
Wilson Development Company's AN
ais.
Miss Ella Meason arrived from
Diamondville Sunday, where she
has been the past winter teaching.
She secured some one to fill out her
term there and came home with the
intention of going up to Bennett
about the first Of May and teach
the school at that place this coming
summer.
NJ. l.. HARRISON. who owns the
Windsor Stable buildings. occupied
as a livery and feed stable by Sisson
Il Orville, and who has been living in