, 1902-07-31

Tom Anderson was down from the
eastern range Yesterday, where he
and A. w. Bryne have been works. g
on some mining properties. Mr.. An
derson purchased a team OF horses,
and a new Balm wagon this week to
use in hauling their mining tools to
their several mining contracts.
All shoes don't look alike, don't fit
alike, don't wear alike. If you want
the best for fit, wear and looks, try
the Florsheim shoe for mel.
A Petrie Il Co.
j. X. Jeffries and Malachi Dillon
who had been in to Rawlins, passed
through here Monday, on ii eli way
back to Rudefeha. Both these gen
tleman have been honored with an
appointment by the Governor as dele
gates to the Mining Congress which
meets at Butte. Montana, ON the 9th
of September.
Don't fail to look at the New Mod
el-B Deering mower al Jensen's. It's
"a "Cracker Jack
Otto Fouts, the Is year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Fouts, who mad
such a severe attack of scarlet fever
about a month ago, had a relapse the
past week. He had been up and
around for several weeks, but went
to work in the hay field and took sick.
DIR. Green was called and brought
the boy around again very rapidly
and he is beyond danger at this time.
w. b. Hugus arrived here Friday
from Santa Cruz, Calf, for IA look
over his property here. He says he
finds the ranch property in better
condition than he ever saw it before
and is well pleased with the way
things are going on. He expressed
great surprise at the improvement
Saratoga was making and "A Y he is
satisfied that we are just on the " OF
a great future.
The attention of the public is call
ed to the fact that both the ladies
and gentlemens' departments of the
Hot Springs Bath House are fitted M
and ready for use. For the ladie,
who wish to battle, Mrs. Williams i,
always in attendance. Baths 3;
cents.
Ashley X Deviue have shown the
generosity which actuates them il
business matters in giving the pro
ceeds of their ice cream tables and
soda fountain, Saturday, the 26ti
to the Presbyterian church fund
The day was warm and their place OF
business was crowded with patrons
for it was known that the proceed,
were to 60 toward the PRESBYTERIAN
extension fund. Over Sill was taken
in which, after deducting expenses
will give the church over 500.
All kinds of stoneware and flower
pots at Gus. Jensen n Bros.
L. b. Steadman, of Centennial. who
Is over here on IA short visit, got hurt
by "A horse last Friday. He was rid.
ing along the road just this side OF
Prof. l.. 5. Traps ranch, when hi,
horse stumbled, throwing him to the
ground. His spur caught in the rope
and the horse drug him, finally kick
ing him loose. One of his ribs was
broken II he has been laying mp fol
repairs at the home Of W. :. Adams
He will return to Centennial rs soor
as he is able to ride.
For SALE-A side saddle. almost
new. Enquire at this office.
Carl b. Bergquist came down from
the Olympia mining camp Tuesday,
where he has been overseeing the
work of that company. He says the
men to whom the contract for sinking
IA 80 foot shaft ON the Eugene, n of
the Olympia Company's properties.
have not yet begun work, but will dc
so in "A few days. Mr.. Bergquist IL
getting as brown AS IA berry and the
camp cook complains of his appetite
and threatens to strike for higher
wages. Mr.. Bergquist is enjoying
his stay in the mountains very much.
bears and mountain lions to the con.
trary Notwithstanding.