, 1902-07-03

The cottages at the Hot Springs
have been newly and tastefully fur
nished and rooms may be had by the
day or week with board convenient.
| would like to get three or four
more gentlemen boarders, table board
only. Mrs. Geo. E. Somerby.
South River ST.. near Electric Light
Plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cieve came
down from Encampment Monday
and left Tuesday for the railroad.
Mr.. Cleve is going west for the pres
ent and Mrs. Cleve is going to Fort
Collins to reside for the summer.
Nels L. Anderson moved his fami-
" up to Bear creek last Monday,
where they will make their home in
future. Mr.. Anderson has sub-let
the contract for carrying the mail
from Riverside to Pearl from George
P. Condict, of Collins.
Gus. Jensen Il Bro. have a hay
loader carried over two years regu-
lar price S75. We will sell this hay
loader for S50-it is a bargain-as
good as new and will do the work of
two men as fast as a team will walk.
Mrs. Charles Sypes, daughter of
Mrs. Erskine Hunter, who has been
visiting her mother here for the past
few months, left Monday for her
home in Lander. Mrs. Hunter, who
has rooms at the Waterloo, will re-
main in Saratoga this summer and
fall.
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
always in attendance. Baths 30
cents.
1t is earnestly desired that all sub
subscriptions to the Presbyterian
Church Addition Fund, be paid in
promptly so that the work may not
be DELAYED in the least. The amounts
may be paid to the me who took the
subscription or to any of the Trustees.
Clark Wilcox had the end of his
thumb pulled off last week by a calf.
He had roped it and his horse not be-
ing trained to roping very well, got
frightened, and in the melee Clark
got the rope wrapped around his
thumb and the end jerked off.
j. H. Kyner, of Omaha, who is
deeply interested in the Encamp-
ment country, passed through here
yesterday, Oh his way to that city.
He says q railroad is almost a sure
thing for this country, Judging by
what he heard in Omaha and on the
road.
As an evidence Of what advertising
of this town we wish to cite the fact
that Gus. Jensen and Bro. have sold
all of their moving machines and
many other agricultural implements
and have ordered another lot. 1t
pays to advertise in The Sun. for il
has the circulation, there being hard
ly II family in the entire valley where
it is not taken.
John Beagle, jr., has received word
from his father that Mrs. Beagle is
very much improved and is now con.
sidered on the road to complete re.
covery. Mr.. Beagle says they vii
not return this summer. AS the health
of the family is so much better thai
they will remain there for a time.
l.. W. McAnulty has been putting
a neat picket fence around his resi-
dence the past week, which adds
much to its appearance. He has ex
pended much labor in improvement
and also has IA fine lot of Norway
naples purchased last fall, every one
of which is leafing out and craving
finely.
Mrs. F. G.. Wolf returned Sunday
from ii trip to Denver, where sh.
went to consult IA specialist from
Chicago with reference to the all
ments of her daughter Nettie. Tn.
result of the examination was that
Mrs. johnson Doggett has taken Net.
tie to Chicago, where she will be treat
ed. Nettie's many friends all unite
in hoping for her speedy recovery, as
she is a dear good girl whom every
body loves.
For SALE-A side saddle, almost
new. Enquire at this office.
T.lurln,N TrEt L.. Cal.