, 1902-08-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Mis-. II. u. W lcOS is q Sredt lover
of flowers and grows many varieties.
She is Lady Bountiful when it comes
to remembering her friends with beau
tiful flowers and many people have
occasion to taste her generosity in
that line.
Coles Hot Blast Heaters and other
stoves. There is no heaters like Coles
hot blast. Remember this.
Gus. Jensen d Bro.
Gus. Jensen went to Rudefeha the
past week, where he purchased the
concentrating plant used on the dump
of the Ferris Haggarty mine IA year
or so ago. He will move the plant to
this place, where it will be used AS a
sampling machine.
Mrs. Eva Barnes came up from
Denver and is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Clarissa Reynolds, and sister
Mrs. j. E. hayden. She will remain
here six weeks or two months. and
expects to be joined by her husband
before returning to Denver.
+. NJ. Benson was in the city yes
terday. He has been up on the ranch
of the Condict Bros, on Brush creek,
for several weeks. While there he
got injured by ii horse striking him
on the head, which caused concus'
sion of the brain and he has only Just
recovered so as to be around.
G. +. Fishback and wife, accompani-
ed by Mrs. T. q. Maghee returned
Tuesday from their trip to the Ferris
Haggarty, the Doane Rambler, Bat
tie Lake and Encampment. They
stopped over here for u day to visit
the family of j. b. Maghee and then
continued their journey on to Rawlins.
Mrs. Edna Morrisey, Dress Making
and all kinds of sewing neatly done
Charges reasonable. East side of
river, Saratoga, Wyo. 1-3l-tt
l.. A. Cunningham, who has been
helping on the ranch of W. \. Tooth
aker. on Beaver creek during haying,
was in the city the first of the week.
He will return there for a short time,
when he will go to Encampment and
! go into the of D.. E. An.
drews. His family returned with
him.
Fl. G. Kinney, a so~n.in-law of j. 5.
Stanley, accompanied by his wife and
little son and Master Horace Jones,
d grandson of Mr.. Stanley's, arrived
here Tuesday on a visit of ten days
or two weeks. They live at Vinton,
Iowa anG Mr.. Kinney is engaged in
the house furnishing business at that
place.
DIR. Starlight returned to Saratoga
Tuesday and has again hung out his
shingle at the drug store of Chas. Z.
Clemmons. The Doctor says he
thinks Saratoga and the Saratoga
valley has "a future before 1t and he is
content to settle down here and have
IA hand in the prosperity which he Is
sure will come to this country i'll the
course of time.
The Gels Hotel, east side of the
river Meals, Boo, beds Boo; board
by the week ST. Nearthe hot springs
bath house. Transient travel solicited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len. Huston have
gone to Fort Collins for Il visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. ID. Spencer. They
will go over the mountain road with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 5. Miner, who were
returning from their visit to this
place. Ii is probable that Mrs. Hus
ton will remaIn with her sister for IA
visit of several weeks.
W. II. Kendall and family, who
have had charge of the ranch of W.
b. Hugus here the past year, left
yesterday for Central City, Neb.,
where they expect to remain for the
future. The change was made for
the benefit of Mr.. Kendall's health.
Saratoga will be very sorry to lose
these people AS they made many
friends while here.
Nelson T. Wood, of the Soldiers
and Sailors Home of Cheyenne,
formerly of this place, recently receiv-
ed word that through the efforts of
Senator Warren he had been granted
a pension of s. a month dating from
June LIST, 1897. The back pay
amounts to nearly $500. Mr.. Woods
friends here will all rejoice to hear of
his good fortune.
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 to order. Mrs. Dyer.
H. p. McMahon, formerly of this
place, but now of Encampment, vas
down from that city Saturday, He
says that he and Jesse Murphy in,
tend going over into Route County,
Colo, and enter some land with the
view of making a stock ranch for
themselves. The boys have many
friends who will wish them success in
their venture.
Water works would furnish an
abundance of water, not only for do
nestle : and for the putting out of
fires, but for the irrigation of lawns
and gardens. If one wishes to see
what irrigation will do in the way of
making lawns and flowers let him
take a look at the lawn in front of