, 1902-08-28
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Miners supplies of every kind at
Gus. Jensen & Bro.

County Health Officer Fl. S. Fin
ney, accompanied by Warden Heyen,
of the Rawlins p~enitentiarv, We're ver
Tuesday, returning yesterday morn
ing. DIR. Fihney examined the cases
at the residence of Robert Torbett
and had no hesitancy in %pronouncing
them small pox.
A fine line of the new things in
Boas, just in. Mrs. Dyer.
The editor of The Sun was the re
cipient Of IA very handsome boquet of
cut flowers, which for beauty and
fragrance could not be surpassed,
from the green house of Mrs. George
o. Baker. If we have "A weak spot it
is for flowers and Mrs. Baker has our
sincere thanks for her kindness.
We have ordered IA car load of
Coles Hot Blast Heaters and other
stoves. There is no heaters like Coles
hot blast. Remember this.
Gus. Jensen Il Bro.
DR.. and Mrs. Scar left Sunday for
! Trinidad. where the Doctor goes to
look up a location. Mrs. Sears is
! unable to live here and tie change is
made on account of her health. The
! Doctor and his estimable wife have
made many friends while here and
our people are sorry to lose them.
Big reduction is shirt waists aud all
summer goods at A Petric Il Co.
H. D. Blydenburgh, General Man
ager of the Jack Creek Land and
Cattle Company, returned Saturday
from Rawlins, where he had been in
attendance on the trial of q. p. Math-
ewson for contempt of court, in that
he had disobeyed the order Of the
court with reference to the water in
Jack creek.
Mrs. G. NJ. Scribner will he prepar-
ed to do sewing after June 9TH.
Ladies wishing sewing done write her
at Walcott. I5.22tf
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. McAnulty and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McAnulty left
Tuesday morning early for the
railraid. They will take in Frontier
Day at Cheyenne and from there
Frank McAnnlty and wife will 20 to
their home in Kansas. and Mr.. and
Mrs...S. +. McAnulty will probably
visit Denver before returning to this
place.
Summer goods at cut prices at
A. Petrie ~ Co.
Saratoga is going to have IA barbe-
cue and,festival. Why not make this
an annual holiday for the people of
this town and valley? 1t strikes us
that as all of the other cities around
us are having their festival days that
Saratoga might just as well have
something of that sort along with the
rest. Lets have an annual festival
day. The question is what shall we
call it.
See my elegant line of Made-to-or-
der Suits. Coats. Raglans. Monte
Carlo Coats and street skirts; The
up-to,d date goods for 1902 3. Stylish
New coffee suits, strictly man tailor
ed and made to order. Mrs. Dyer.
H. A. Kincaide, who has been with
the |. Z. surveyors in the upper
country, came down from then camp
last week and went out to his Pass
creek ranch. Mr.. Kincaid has been
sick and left his son i'll charge Of the
teams. He will not return for some
time. He says he left the surveyors
at Riverside. They had run their
preliminary survey ove into Colo
RADIO and were making permanent To-
cations.
We received a car load of stone
ware and can sell this line of goods
cheaper than eve sold in the valley.
Look our stock over.
Gus. Jensen n Bro.
The family of W. b. Wiley Is hay
ing a hard time. One of the little
boys is sick with dyptheria and Mrs.
Wiley is suffering from perititiitis.
DIR. Starlight, who has charge Of the
cases, called DIR. Burke into c%onsulta
ton last Tuesday morning. No OPP
Grafton has been performed ON Mrs.
Wiley up to this time, but there is
danger of appendicitis and if that
disease develops an operation will
probably become necessary.
Patronize Nuzum's Fast Freight,
Passenger and Express Line. For
time table and prices e adj in double
column, Bird page of this paper.
A. H. Grow. the mining broker of
Encampment, came down from there
Yesterday and went out to the rail
road the same day. He will visit
Omaha and Denver before returning,
and will he absent about two weeks.
Mr.. Crow is always a welcome visitor
to Saratoga IL he counts his friends
by the number of his acquaintance.
He says his sister, Miss l.. h. Grow,
who taught the intermediate depart
ment of our school last winter, is fit
ting herself in the county hospital of
Denver for a trained nurse, and will
study medicine as soon as she finish
ed her course IN the hospital.
We can sell you a steel range for
Sl2.5O, this is IA 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.