, 1902-05-22
SARATOGA CHIPS.

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office.
Bert Lee and Elna Davis were in to
attend the Woodmen lodge Saturday
evening.
Smoke "Gold Nine,"the best nickle
cigar in town. AT Van Meters.
.. G. Blacken was down from Cen
tennial Saturday, returning to that
place again Monday.
. Residences for sale in best parts of
town.
Alfred Heath.
There will be a Missionary Tea and
Entertainment in Jensen Opera
House Saturday evening the 31st inst
Fol- Sale-An AL Home sewing
machine for SIS cash. Has been us
ed very little.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Fay and Master
Ralph went to Rawlins Saturday ON a
visit to the family of DIR. and Mrs.
Finney.
SEED PoTAToEs-For seed potatoes
enquire of Dave Richmond.
Eight new members were initiated
in the Woodmen of the World lodge
at their regular meeting last Satur-
day evening.
The old reliable Hotel Wolf is the
place to stop when you come to Sara
toga.
Mrs. C.. NJ. Scribner will be prepar-
ed to do sewing after June 9Th.
Ladies wishing sewing done write her
at Walcott. 5.22tf
Miss Crow is planning to 90 east
and attend school for an advanced ed
ucation in certain lines. She has
made many friends and will be- great
ly missed.
Good house, well furnished, for
Alfred Heath.
A note from Mrs. V. c. Ferguson,
of Port Arthur, Tex, says they are en-
joying summer weather and that all
kinds of small fruits and vegetables
as well as flowers are in season.
For RENT-Good four roomed
house, with good barn for rent. APP
ply 10 SndrleS hlenZle.
Notice the advertisement of Mat
thew Watt in another column. Gey-
ser is one of the finest bred horses
ever brought to this valley and horse
men will do well to look him over.
If you want to see latest thing in
mems neckwear and shirts. Call at
A. Petrie X Co.
Mrs. B. E. Jones, of Fort Steele.
was a visitor to Rawlins last Sunday
and when alighting from the train at
Fort Steele station upon her return,
she stepped in such a name as to
severely sprain an ankle. DR.. Jolley
of this place was called to treat the
injury and the lady is 10Y recovering.
-Rawlins Republican.
We carry the famous little Red
School House shoe for girls and
boys.
A. Petrie ~ Co.
Charles Z. Conner, manager of the
Bell Telephone Company for this
district, whose head quarters are at
E~ncampment. came down from that
place Friday to look the business over
at this place. Mr.. Conner says he
will have more time to devote to Sar-
taoga business from this time on.
No need to suffer aching feet if you
wear "Julia Marlowe" shoes for wo-
men. Sold by
A. Petrie & Co.
Luke Wheeler is back from Michi-
gan, Indiana and other points, look
ing like it had agreed very well in
Coed with him to drink hard cider for
George Allen. Mr.. Wheeler is IA good
observer and he has many interesting
things to tell of his trip and, while he
enjoyed his trip east, he is most aw-
fully glad to get back into Gods
Country"
Fine line of mems underwear, fancy
percale summer overshirts, neckties.
collars, overalls, and everything in
mems furnishing at,
Baker II Brenner's.
John Lundgren, the veteran pros.
pector, has gone up into the new
Rambler country, on Il prospecting
tour. MIR. Lundgren has found some
good mines and is considered one of
the best prospectors in this country.
He found the Dewey and the five
claims embraced in the Olympia
Group, in which company he holds
large interests.
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 mel.
A Petrie x Co.
John d. Paulson met with ii rather
peculiar accident last Saturday which
might have been very serious. He
was cutting kindlings near IL tightly
stretched wire clothes line, when the
axe caught on the line and flew back,
the poll striking him on the forehead,
near the hair, cutting a cash which
required two stitches to close. No
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