, 1903-02-05

NJ. Horton was in the city from
Walcott the first of the week.
Robert Middlewood was in from
his Sage creek ranch Monday.
Rev. Dunsmore was il from En-
campment the first of the week.
C. F. Hoel left Monday for Chey-
enne. wher- he expects to remain.
Harvey Eager has taken IA position
in the grocery department OF Cos
griff Bros. CO., store.
Geo. f. Somerby came down from
the French creek tie camp last FRI
day.
The little four year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Groves is suffering from
pneumonia.
George Hollingshead of Encamp-
ment, has been visiting Dana Craw-
ford the past week.
James Hendricks was in from the
Kearn's Consolidated property, last
week.
f. r. Smith and T. II. Bowen of
Encampment We're outbound pa-sen-
gers on Mondays stage.
c.. A. Cook, C. C. Young and Chas.
Mckay. were down from Brush
creek the first of the week..
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Scott and
daughter Florence, returned Satur-
dav from their visit to Los Angeles.
j. A. Mckay and Nj. f. Taylor
passed through Saratoga from River
side last Saturday. on their way b.
Laramie.
John Veitch, liver Olsor and Sam
uel Hansen were over from Widdow-
field last Saturday to make proof on
timber land.
W. w. Cothren aud Ralph Wood
came in from the Encampmeut tie
camp. where they have been working
in the saw mill AT that place, sunday.
Mrs. C. G.. Conner passed through
Saratoga Yesterday on her way east
with the body of her husband, who
was killed in the snow sli IL ON Cow
creek.
j. F. Crawford returned +" Chey-
enne Sunday. Mrs. Crawford re-
turned with him and will rrmnin
there during the rest of the leglsla-
tive session.
L. c. Cook, who owns the half WAY
house between this place and Pass
creek; is Interested with Mr.. Rucker
in the new market which WAS opened
last Saturday.
Dan Foreman was in from his saw
mill the first of the week and says
they are still saving, They recently
put in "A planning mill which is now
i'll operation.
Lew Macy, who vas injured at
Walcott in November, is again driy-
ing on the Scribner " Orville stage
line. He has almost recovered from
the effects of the injury.
Joseph Num- went 10 Rawllns
Sunday to take IN examination i'll
pharmancy. He was accompanied
by his sister Miss Lulu, and they
will visit there for a few days.
Rev. H. L. Brundage was admitted
to practice i'll the courts of Wyoming
last Friday, Mr.. Brundage was a
member of the state bar in New
York and Vas an active member be-
fore taking up his ministerial work.
Grounding day was IA hummer, it
being cloudy and very stormy all
day. If there is any virtue in the
old saying-and we wish to be put on
record as saying, We don't believe
there is-we will have an early
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. Tilton catne in
from Brush creek Monday. Mrs.
Tilton received word Saturday that
her sister, who lives n'Culoradu. had
had the misfortune to lose her hus.
band, aud left on Tuesdays stage on
a visit to her. Mr.. Tilton will go to
the railroad On business to be absent
"A couple of weeks or so.
NJ. d. H%oughton, the pen artist,
who has Just completed a picture of
Saratoga, to be used in connection
with advertisements Of the different
Industries of the town, is quite well
known throughout the valley having
.
spent some time h ere in connection wit
G. G. Coutant's history If Wyoming
His picture of the town and surround
ing points is IA very artistic piece of
work.
From a private letter we learn that
Newell Haines has just been prompt.
ed into the junior high school class
in the Santa Cruz high school. He
was II OF two out of II class of IA
that made the required grade New
ell is a bright, clean young man and
We feel proud of him, He will be ii
man whose influence for right and
truth will be felt in whatever position
in life he may occupy, and his posi-
ton will lie where there is proverbi.
ally SO much room, at the top.
At the last meeting of the Masonic
Lodge they received AN invitation
from the Masonic Lodge at Encamp.
ment, to be present at a special com
municatiOn there on Friday, Feb. ~,
and enjoy a spread afterwards. This
is pleasing to the members Of Our