, 1902-07-17

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Postmaster C. C. Young, of Ben
nett, accompanied by Mrs. Young,
Mastsr Robert and Miss Percy Gross,
made Saratoga a visit Saturday.
All shoes don't look alike, don't fit
alike, don't wear alike. If you want
the best for fit, wear, and looks, try
the Florsheim shoe for men.
A Petrie g. Co.
Horace G. Nichols was in from the
Encampment country the first of the
week, and let the light of his counte-
nance fall athwart The Sun office.
The latest and best style of crock
eryware at
Baker, Bremen & McAnally's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McAnulty and
S. E. McAnulty are going to leave
the last of the week for an outing in
the mountains above Encampment.
All kinds of stoneware and flower
pots at Gus. Jensen " Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Brewer Miss
Mamie, Frank, and Mrs. Hugh Now
ry and Miss Bertha Mowry were in
for the wedding yesterday afternoon.
If YOU want to see latest thing in
mems neckwear and shirts. Call at
A. Petrie Il Co.
Alex. Lutte came in from his French
creek prospects and left the middle OF
the week for Laramie, where he has a
deal on hands with some parties at
that place.
Don't fail to look at the New Mod
el-B Deering mower at Jensen's. It's
a Cracker Jack"
President Burt, Superintendent
Dickinson and Mr.. Berry, of the L.. P.
road sen up from Walcott this morn
ing for a team to bring them up into
the valley.
The old reliable Hotel Wolf is the
place to stop when you come to Sara
toga.
Mrs. w. r. Housley returned last
week from a two weeks outing at the
Syndicate mine, where Mrs. l.. W.
Hackett and daughter Mary are
spending a few weeks.
Our stock of repairs is very com
plete and our prices are as low as the
lowest. Gus. Jensen II Bro.
Mrs. c. C. Ivey came up from Fort
Steele the first of the week to attend
the wedding of Miss Ono Wilcox and
Burt Lee. She will remain over sew
eral days visiting friends here.
For RENT-Good four roomed
house, with good barn for rent. APP
ply to Charles Kienzle.
Miss Pearl Stout, a niece of the
Misses Rhoda and Jessie Moore, came
in with her grandfather, j. w. Moore,
from the North Park last week, and
will spend a couple of weeks visiting
here.
If yon want the BEST, buy the DEER
ING mower or rake of
Gus. Jensen d Bro. Ag'ts.
The Gels Hotel, east side of the
river Meals, 35c, beds 35c; board
by the week 81. Near the hot springs
bath house. Transient travel solicited.
We learn that our friend Chan
Forney is about to enter the married
state. Miss Roper, niece of Mrs. j..
W. Jenkens, of French is the other
party who will enter the aforesaid
state with Chan.
would like to get three or four
more gentlemen boarders, table board
only. Mrs. Geo. E. Somerby.
South River ST., near Electric Light
Plant.
The electric light company are
about ready to begin operations. The
work of wiring private houses and
places of business is going forward
quite rapidly and it will be but a few
days until every one who desires cleo
trio light will be supplied.
For SALE-A side saddle, almost
new. Enquire at this office.
j. E. Mayhem, the Bennett mail
carrier, drove into town Tuesday and
his team to the telephone
pole in for front of the Clemmen's
drug store. One of the team is "a colt
and it laid down on the buggy tongue
breaking 1t OIL up next to the double
The attention of the public is call
ed to the fact that both the ladies'
and gentlemens' departments of the
Hot Springs Bath House are fitted up
and ready for use. For the ladies'
who wish to battle, Mrs. Williams is
in attendance. Baths 35
The grounds around the electric
light works have been graded and fill
ed in until they present a very nice
appearance. 1t is the intention of
the company to enclose the grounds
and plants trees, SOW lawn grass and
make the premises as attractive as
any in town.
The ladies are requested to donate
such fancy articles as they MAY wish
to the Ladies' Aid Society, to he sold
At a bazaar for the benefit of the ad-
iition to the Presbyterian church.
Articles a be left with Mrs. George
Allen or Mrs. J. L. Mayhem. [7-10-2w