, 1902-12-18
SARATOGA CHIPS.

Winthrop Condict was in the city
Tuesday.
.M.Conness was in from his upriver
ranch Tuesday.
Mark Crawford returned Friday
from a visit in Iowa.
John Ivan and wife were over from
Widdowheld Yesterday
Oscar OLerg is stopping in town
this week, visiting iIieLds. =
Mr.. Helyey has moved his family
into the two story cottage of Mrs.
Wmger.
Loren Gross, who has been in MisN
souri, the past fall, returned to Brush
creek Friday.
S. G. Hunter, the carpenter, is
building "a house on The Stanley pro-
perry on Cow creek.
G. A. Cook returned the first of the
week from Omaha, where he had tax
en- a shipment Of cattle.
Fatty" is now ~disgruntled be
cause he cannot go out and pick ripe
peislilulona. bu YOU ever set sucu
a mani
George S. Adams has leased the
ranch of j. +. Crawford for "a period
beginning January LIT, 1903, to the
LIST of May, 1904.
George l.. Nelson was down from
Rudefeha yesterday. He says the
snow is up to Il mans arm pits in
that camp at present.
The secretaries of secret societies
will please hand in the names OF
thtir new officers, 50 we can make
the change III our directory.
Mrs. 5. J. Farris, the woman
freighter, has been quite ill with
rheumatism the past week. She is
slightly improved al this time.
Mrs, Cover is slowly improving.
Her hand is III ID very bad condition
still, but DR.. Burke says her condition
is quite satisfactory at this time.
Mrs. W. F. Webb, Miss Jessie
Moore and NJ. b. Moore expect to,
visit to friends during the holidays.
Rev. Bainton arrived Tuesday aud
will remain over until after the
Christmas holidays. Mr.. Bainton is
always a Welcome visitor at this sea
port.
Hon. +. y. Williams was in the
city yesterday. He, too, is making
preparations to accompany Mr.. and
Mrs. Ii. X. Jones on their trip to
California.
L. A. and Ted Huston, who started
last week with IA shipment OF cattle
to Omaha, returned Friday. They
disposed of their stock at Grand Isl
land, Neb.
ii. X. tehland. of Merrill, Wis,
who is Interested III the Grand En-
campment mines, passed through
here Friday, on his way home from
the upper country.
The large doll displayed by Ashley
Il Son, and on which they have been
selling tickets, was drawn last Satur.
day evening. Miss Violet Larg vas
the drawee aud she is justly proud of
the doll.
George h. Somerby left Tuesday
for the Brush creek tie camp VIII re
he will engage in the work of cutting
ties. He will be associated with U.
G. Blacken and w. b. Harden in the
tie business.
Will zimmerman returned last FRI
day from Ogden, Utah, where he has
been bathing for rheumatism. He
was much improved by the treatment
there but will continue to battle in
the springs here.
j. G. Wrisinger. who was down
the past week, is contemplating a trip
back to his old home in Missouri.
Mr.. Wrisinger has not been in good
health for some time aud he thinks
the change will do him good.
William Orville, Lon Rey nolds,
James Otis and Joe Robinson return
ed Friday from "a visit to Rawlins,
where they went as Witnesses in the
taking of the testimony Of j. G. Tel
Ter VS.. the United States.
c. b. Sterrrtt returned Friday.
from his trip to the Big creek ranch
and Indian creek, at both of which
places he did surveying. On Tues
day he went down 10 the ranch Of
John McFarlane, where he surveyed
some land.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Jones expect,
within the rext two or three weeks,
to leave for "A months visit to Califor-
MIA. We hope they will enjoy the
trip, as they undoubtedly will, for
they are going TO Los Angeles, n Of
the most delightful spots on earth.
j.. A. King, who was formerly in
the ranch business on Beaver creek,
but who is now eugaged in the mer.
camille business i'll Cheyenne, beng u
member OF the new Cheyenne Dry
Goods Company. has purchased a
residence in Cheyenne and will re.
main there permanently.
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