, 1902-05-01

y 'hci Idncn IN North Park,
where they will spend the summer,
MIR. Norrell expects to be absent from
Saratoga about five months.
Residences for sale in best parts Of
town.
Alfred Heath.
H.. G. Paulson and John Iven were
over from the Pass creek basin Tues.
day. They report the basin as free
from snow. Also that cattle winter
ed well in that country.
Fine line of mems underwear, fancy
Percale summer overshirts, neckties.
collars, overalls, and everything in
mems furnishing at,
Baker g. Brenner's.
Rev. Bainton returned with Rev.
Brundage from Rawiins Monday and
went on up to Encampment on bust
ness connected with his duties as
pastor at large for the Presbyterian
church.
Full line of Mccormick machine
repairs at list prices
Cosgriff Bros. Co.
George w. Tackett, the gentleman
who rented the ranch of Prof. j. X.
Rollman, on Beaver creek, was down
from that place the first of the week.
after some of his furniture.
Mccormick Mowers, Rakes and
Binders, al Cosgriff Bros. Co.
Jack Archer was a city visitor Mon
day. He went on up to his saw mill
on that day or at least intended to
make the attempt to reach it if he did
not encounter too much SNOW.
Good house. well furnished. for
rent.
Alfred Heath.
George II. Sisson, who is interest
ed with j.. w. Jenkins in the Iron
King Copper mine, on French creek,
has been quite i'll the past ten or
twelve days, threatened with pneu-
monia.
w. g.. Foss, superintendent of the
Bay Horse Mining Co., which owns
rich copper properties on the head
waters of Beaver creek, passed through
here Monday, on his way from Toma-
hawk, Mich, to the mine.
o. j. Chitwood, a young nan from
Hartwell, Mo-, arrived here last Sat
urday and is stopping at the Water
loo. Mr.. Chitwood has the reputa-
ton of being a good farm hand and
is looking for work.
Rev. Sundquist, who is the pastor
in charge of the Bennett and Collins
churches, was down from Collins and
made one of the crowd that went from
here to Rawlins to attend the Sunday
School convention:
Newell McMurry. who was back
i'll Douglas, Neb., for a month or two
on "A visit to friends, returned home
last week. He was very glad 10 get
back and says he don't see why any
one should want to live elsewhere than
in Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Wagner went
out to the ranch of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank White last Saturday evening
a visit. This is the first time in
l6 years that this couple have gone
visiting and we think it is about time
they will forget how.
Our old friend, Charles Mccain, re-
turned Saturday from a visit to his
old home in Rockfield, Ind. where
he spent the winter. He was ac-
companied on his return by l.. L.
Bridge, a young gentleman who will
try Wyoming life for a while.
1t is reported here that DIR. Perdue
of Encampment, formerly of this
place, has purchased of William Nc
Kay, the ranch which formerly be-
longed to Samuel Kelley, situated on
the river above French, at the mouth
of Mullin creek. Consideration not
given.
j. W. Jenkins came down from
French Monday, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Charlotte Jenkins, VINO
has been spending the last two or
three months on a visit with her sons
family. Mrs. jenkins left for her
home in Louisville, Ky. on Mondays
stage.
The family of Robert Grooms cele-
brated his birthday at their ranch on
Lake creek last Sunday. Mr.. aud
Mrs $. G.. Hunter and family. Judge
Rowen, L. L. Payron aud Mrs. Lewis
Cunningham went from this place to
be present at the festivities. The
crowd had a very pleasant time.
James Otis was in town Monday
from his Cedar creek ranch. He be-
lieves in, keeping the people of his
country posted on the remarkable
progress of this country and to that
end ordered The Sun sent to his faith
er and brother-in-law.
j. A, Bennett, jr., of Rawling, ar
rived here Friday to accept a posi-
ton as assistant cashier of the Sara
toga State Bank. Mr.. Bennett is a
very bright young man and will
doubtless become a valuable business
adjunct to the bank, as well as to the
town.
W. S. Adams has been improving
his property the past week by the adj
.ition of a new fence, planting a