, 1902-08-14
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Summer goods at cut prices at
A. Petrie d Co.

Reschke was appointed administrator
of the estate of Mr.. Smith by Court
Commissioner Crawford.
Mrs. Gustave Jensen rave an in
formal little party in honor of the
Misses Mable Finney, Lura Miner and
Alma Lindbeck, last Friday evening.
The evening was spent in games and
music, and light refreshments
served. Those present spent a very
pleasant evening.
We have ordered a car load of
Coles Hot Blast Heaters and other
stoves. There is no heaters like Coles
hot blast. Remember this.
Gus. Jensen Il Bro.
Peter Wilde, the east-side black
smith, is doing such "A big business
that he has the street blocked with
wagons and machinery. He now has
three men in his employ. He has not
yet been notified to clear the street
but he probably will if he continues
at his present rate.
Teeth extracted without pain by
DIR. Smith, the St. Louis dentist, at
Hotel Wolf-severaI days longer
tilOSt NdItiuS WIN NlOult tpllt III
at once.
The proprietors and employees of
the store OF Baker, Bremen u Mean
ally are having a hard time of it.
Last week Archie Moon was laid up;
on Tuesday Arthur Huntington was
compelled to lay off and now Mr..
McAnally is on the sick list. None
of the boys are seriously ill and all
will soon be around again.
Mrs. Edna Morrisey, Dress Making
and all kinds of sewing neatly done
Charges reasonable. East side of
river, Saratoga, Wyo. 7-3l-tf
A. q. Morterud. of Bloomington,
Wis, arrived here last week on Il visit
to the family of f. n. Larsen, where
his wife had been staying for the
past three months. He and his wife
left for their Wisconsin home today,
his wife, who was IN very poor health
when she came here, going home
completely restored to health.
Engineer Williams has gone to
Encampment to take charge of the
construction work ON the dam across
the Eucampment river, which is be
ing built by the North American Cop
per Co. for the head works of their
power plant. He will be absent for
several weeks but will retain his of
flee and other interests in Saratoga.
DIR. Smith was awarded the first
college prize for best work is lSSS and
has been in very active practice ever
since. His work will speak for it
seli-culi and see samples.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 5. Miner. Miss
Lura, and Miss Alma Lindbeck, who
came up from Fort Collins the last of
June left for that place again the
middle OF the week. They enjoyed
their visit among friends here very
much, and it is needless to say
that everyone who had the pleasure
of entertaining them also enjoyed it.
If Saratoga is going to have water
works mt any time in the future it is
time she was filing on the water-or
sherwiIl get left. People who want
waite speak for it. Some of these
days all of the water in the Platte
river Is going to be appropriated and
the day is not far distant. Would it
not be better to put i'll an order for
what we want before it is all gone?
The Gels Hotel, EAST side of the
river Meals, 35c, beds 35c; board
by the week 81. Nearthe hot springs
bath house. Transient travel solicited.
p. j, Dunn was down from the
mountains the first of the week. He
says the forest fire, which started on
South Cedar creek recently, has made
remarkable progress, burning over
six miles of territory and that it is go
ing swiftly toward Gold Hill. He
thinks it could he controlled if a de
termIned force of men were employed
under proper leadership, but that it
will soon be beyond all bounds unless
quick work is done.
DR.. Hubert S. Smith. the St.
Louis dentist, who has been here for
ii week or 10 days, past, will remain
several days longer he is doing lots
Of work for our people and of the
best sort.
George +. Somerby and family and
Mrs. Harden and children returned
Friday evening from their visit to the
ranch of A. c. Goethe, on Lake creek,
laden down with gooseberries which
they had picked on the shares. Mr..
Goethe is making IA regular berry
ranch and he has an ideal spot in
which to do such work. All kinds of
small fruits thrive remarkably in this
country and the cultivation of small
fruit will soon be one of the most i'm
portant industries of this country.
We can sell you a steel range for
$3.50, this is a small one. Can sell
you a six hole steel range for $50.
this is a good range and guaranteed,
We have the largest stock of all
kinds of stoves is Carbon county.
All our stoves are shipped in in car
load lots and for that reason we can
make lowest prices.
Gus. Jensen n Bro.
j. $. Stanley, wife and daughter.
accompanied by Mr.. Stanley's broth
ar, j. d. Stanley, returned Tuesday