, 1902-07-10

d time ana labor.
Gus. Jensen IL Bro.
Mrs. II. 6. Wilcox, Mrs. c.. c.
Hickok and Mrs. Jack Taaffe, left
last week for Salt Lake, where they
will spend "a month OF six weeks.
Good four room house for rent.
Alfred Heath.
Miss Edith Rowen. assistant clerk
in the post office, has been taking IA
vacation the past ten days on %ccoun
of an attack of the mumps.
No need to suffer aching feet if you
men. Sold by
A. Petrie & Co.
Judge W. I. Peryam delegate from
Riverside. and |. NJ. CONFESS from
Bennett attended the county owen
ton in Rawlins Tuesday.
We have a complete stock of all
kinds of sections and our prices are
right. Gus. Jensen Il Bro.
There will be a basket supper and
dance at Carl Bryant's ranch on Pass
creek next Friday evening, the llth
inst. Everybody is invited.
All white shirt waists at greatly re
duced prices until closed out. These
prices are cash only, H. A. Dyer
Mrs. l.. W. King, of Corrinne,
Utah. is here ON IA visit to her sister,
Mrs. Fl. X. Jones. of Calf creek and
her son William.
We have IL special deal on repairs
this year. lower than " Send MS
your wants" Gus. Jensen n Bro.
p. l.. Howard, who spent al month
on the ranch of F. +. Warren Co.
shearing sheep, returned from that
place Saturday.
Good house, with barn. outbuild-
ings. Good water two lots, for sale
ON easy terms. Alfred Heath.
Mr.. Clampet, one of the directors
of the KuykendalI Wilson Develop
ment Co.. spent Sunday and Monday
of this week in the city.
Bargains ON top buggies, road wag-
ons and spring wagons at
Gus. Jensen u Bro.
Thomas Anderson has the contract
to sink "a 80 foot shaft ON the Gold
CDin property, and has the work in
operation.
We carry the famous little Red
School House" shoe for girls and
boys.
A. Petrie " Co.
Mrs. |. W. Want and Mrs. Shelly
Wood, Women of Woodcraft, were in
to assist at the funeral of james
Deegan.
Brand new Singer Sewing machine
for sale for $50 cash. also several good
single and double seated buggies
which we will sell right.
Sisson II Orville.
james Wrisinser returned yester-
day from Evanston where he has been
in attendance as juror ON IA special
term of Judge Riner's court.
Dam hay stackers "a be bought of
Gus. Jensen " Bro. ut same price as
sold in Nebraska.
Miss Elizabeth Cosgriff and Miss
Stella Bennett are over from Rawlins.
Miss Bennett is visiting her brother
who is in the bank here.
Mrs. G. NJ. Scribner will be prepar-
ed TO do sewing after June 9TH.
Ladies wishing sewing done write her
at Walcott. 3 22tf
NoTIcE-No hun ting will he allow
ed on my premises. This means you.
David d. Wagner.
Why have Gus. Jensen IL Bro. sold
all their mowers? Because they sell
the Deering, which is the best and at
right prices.
Miss l.. Il. Grow and her sister
Mrs. Haggarty, were outbound pas
sengers ON Mondays stage, for their
home i'll Ord, Neb.
We have Just received a ear load of
buggies and spring wagons, finest in
the country, Our prices will surprise
you. Gus. Jensen n Bro.
improvements keep right on, and
with the electric light poles strung
around town Saratoga is taking on "a
more metropolitan air with each
month.
Fine line of mems underwear, fancy
percale summer overshirts, neckties,
collars, overalls. and everything in
mems furnishing at,
Baker Bremen n McAnallv's.
A. j. Vance. Superintendent of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co.
for Wyoming, and W. W. Daley were
over from Rawlins for the Modern
Woodmen dance.
Gus. Jensen n Bro. have sold all
their Deering mowers, but are max
ing arrangements with Deering II Co.
to deliver them NOR machines mt car
load rates. As soon as these arrive
they will ill your orders.
W. w. Breese, of Walcott, paid
Saratoga IA visit on the 4th. He is
slowly, but surely, recovering from