, 1902-08-21
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

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Mrs. W. 5. Adams returned Mon
day from a visit to the families of
Ralph and Shellie Wood, out in Elk
Hollow.
For RENr-Goo four roomed
house, with good baru for rent. APP
ply to Charles Kienzle,
Oliver Paulson returned from his
visit to Cheyenne last Saturday. He
says they had a class of IS al the
Consistory meeting at tina. place.
Mrs. Una Card, formerly Miss Una
Ryan, of Snake river, is stopping at
the Hot Springs cottages this week,
taking baths.
Old papers 25c per 100 at this
office.
Mr., and Mrs. C. C. Cotton, of
W hite Cloud, Kas., are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. b. +. Garlock. Mrs. Cot.
ton is a sister of Mrs. Garlock.
William Orville returned from his
visit Saturday to Salt Lake City, to
attend the Elk Carnival. He say
they had II royal time.
The CUTLERY you buy of Gus. Jen-
sen IL Bro. is fully warranted. When
you buy get the best.
The Jollies held a meeting at the
home of Maggie Farrell Tuesday even,
ing after which they were entertain
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Young and Miss
Drlnkard were city visitors Saturday
from Bennett. Mrs. Young made fin
al proof on her desert entry while
here.
WANTED-Girl to do general house
work ON ranch. Telephone or write
Mrs. Earle Fryer, care Jack Creek
Ranch Co.
Archie and Ranny Campbell and
their cousin Ranny and the Misses
Julia and Jennie Campbell were over
from Pass creek to attend the Jollies'
picnic.
Fine line of mems underwear, fancy
percale summer overshirts, neckties,
collars, overalls, and everything in
mems furnishing at,
Baker Bremen II McAnally's.
Hon. c. w. Burdick is reported i'll
with Typhoid fever at his home in
Cheyenne. Mr.. Burdick's many
friends here will hope for his speedy
recovery,
LosT-Plain gold ring, engraved on
inside, Charlie to Flo" Will pay
suitable reward for its return.
Scott, the Jeweler.
A fine line of the new things in
Boas, just in. Mrs. Dyer.
The entire valley is covered with a
dense haze, due to the smoke from
the forest fires, of whick there are
six now consuming the timber on the
mountains.
Big reduction is shirt waists and all
summer goods at A Petrie & Co.
j. X. Rollman went up to his Beav-
er creek ranch Tuesday. He is hav-
ing some work done en- his reservoir,
preparatory to storing water for his
neSt years crops.
Robert A. Day was down Saturday
and while here came in and added
his name to the list of subscribers for
the Premium book, Theodore Roose-
welt, and the Inter- Ocean.
Mrs. G. NJ. Scribner will be prepar-
ed to do sewing after June 9TH.
Ladies wishing sewing done write her
at Walcott. 5-22tf
We received a car load of stone
ware and can sell this line of goods
cheaper than ever sold in the valley.
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Gus. Jensen & Bro.
Harry Wellman, editor of the Bat
tie Lake Miner, came down from that
place Monday to meet his wife, who
arrived Wednesday, and they went
up to Battle the same day.
Everybody is beginning to think
about water works. Its u good thing.
just keep right on thinking about
them and, bye and bye, they will
materialiZe.
j. ). Stanley, I'll. G. Kinney, Master
Horace Jones and w. 5. Adams left
this morning on a camping expedi-
ton. When they come back the fish
bones will be sticking out all over
then bodies.
Patronize Nuzum's Fast Freight,
Passenger and Express Line. For
time table and prices see ad in double
column, Bird page of this paper.
A. ii. Grow, of Encampment, Supt.
Brile, from the Ferris Haggarty and
w. ). Adams, of this place, have all
returned from Cheyenne, where they
took the Scottish Rites degrees Of
Masonry recently.
j. I'll. Mullison is having a large
addition made to his dwelling on the
east side. His domicile will have "a
very much improved appearance
when it is completed and the house
will also be quite roomy
Order IA suit from Paulson, the Tail
or. Ask to see his fall and winter
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