, 1902-02-20

morning from len Mile. He says
they are going to have a blow out up
there Friday night and all dance
their prettiest.
David Miller, David Stevenson and
C. C. Cummins, cSouth Paw" y of En-
campment and John Evans Of River
side, were down to attend the Eagles
dance Friday night.
BREAD-Nice fresh bread-"Just
like mother used to make, at
Baker & Brenner's.
The characters assigned for "Uncle
Rube" are requested to meet at the
Presbyterian church Monday even
ing, Feb. 24th, at 8 O'Clock p. m, for
the purpose of consultation.
There will be a dance at the Ten
Mile House tomorrow evening. There
will be good music in attendance and
a supper at midnight. Tickets for
both dance and supper, S1.50.
The prettiest and most convenient
residence in town for sale.
Apply to A. Heath.
John E. Mayden was successful in
securing the mail contract from here
to French, via Bennett. Mr.. Mayden
carried the mail on that route several
years ago and gave good service.
William Bangs was up from Fit.
Steele the first of the week. He says
Teller is having the tie boom put in,
preparatory to the spring drive of ties
down Brush creek and the Platte
river.
B. B. stands for Barton Brothers
celebrated shoes, sold by Baker q
Bremen.
c. NJ. Scribner made a trip to the
tie camp the past week, returning
home Monday. He says it was very
warm at Ten Mile and the water was
running everywhere and the snow
was settling very fast.
George II. Allen, who came in from
his Pass creek ranch Monday even
ing, says Perry Ault had just finished
putting in 25 acres of oats. Mr.. AL
len says there is no frost in the
ground and that a disk harrow works
fine.
Any one wanting rag carpets WOW
will please address
Mrs. IDA MOORE SANGER,
French, Wyo.
Mrs. Davidson and her twin babies
left for their home in Strum, Wis,
last week. Mrs. Davidson, who is a
sister of Mrs. F. N. Larsen, has been
here for the past three months for the
hanaHt Of npa ~ har ph;llran u,hn
had weak lungs. 1t goes back much
benefited.
Miss Rowen and Miss Mabel Hoyt,
who left for their Iowa homes last
week, have both arrived safely. If
anv body acts cranky these days and
would not smile for fifty cents, its be-
cause they are cranky and don't feel
like smiling.
WANrED--To correspond with parties
desiring to sell their ranches. Now is
the time to list your property.
r. w. Dyer.
The Sun is in receipt of a commu-
nication, signed "The Spring Creek
Three" which promptly found it's
way into the waste basket, because
the name of the author did not ac-
company it. We print no anonymous
communications.
Mrs. w. E. Tilton is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Maxfield this
week. Mrs. Maxfield entertained the
ladies who compose the different
points OF the Star Wednesday even
ing in honor of Mrs Tilton, who is
the Worthy Matron.
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.
T. r. Smith, of the Encampment
Mercantile Company, accompanied
by his wife and dauhgter, came down
from Encampment Monday. Mr..
Smith went on 10 Chicago leaving his
wife and daughter at the Hot Springs
Hotel, where his daughter will remain
and take the baths.
j. w. jenkins, of French creek,
was down Tuesday to meet his moth
er and brother, who arrived here on
the stage from New Albany, Ind.
The brother will probably make this
his home and Mrs. Jenkins will spend
the summer with her sons family.
They were accompanied by Harry
Hull, a friend, who thinks Of remain
ing here.
If you cannot get the coffee you
want, at Baker Il Brenner's you are
hard to please, They have 2S differ