, 1903-07-09

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the 18th of July.
John Chase, sawyer at the Foreman
lumber camp, vas down yesterday on
short business trip.
F. G.. Wolf and wife spent the ith
in Rawlins, visiting old friends and
attending to business.
j. A. Rhone, of Kearney, Neb., has
returned to look after his mining III.
ing interests on the Savery.
Thomas Cosgriff came up on the
Fourth and went on up to Encamp.
ment to help them with their cele-
bration.
The Sun force have been enjoying
some fine river trout this week, the
gift of Capt. L. Ct. Davis, for which
we extend thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Stewart came
down from their ranch at Ten Mile
MonGay, and went up to the En-
campment tie camp.
Mrs. Ted G.. Huston, who was SO
badly hurt on the ace last week, wa
down from the ranch Monday. She
is improving rapidly.
K. |. Martin, leader of the Saratoga
Brass Band went to Encampment the
4th to assist the Encampment band
through the celebration.
Miss Louise Snyder, of Pearl,
Colo, is visiting Miss Ida Casteel, at
Bear creek. Both Young ladies were
visiting at Saratoga this week.
A. b. Pope. who has been working
on the Doublejack the past winter,
came through Saratoga yesterday on
his way TO Rawlins and Laramie.
The Misses Pearl ano Ethel Stout
of North Park, nieces of the Misses
Moore, arrived Sunday on a visit and
VIII Ituldlu Ii odldlOSd q NCth VI lGLl
days.
Prof. and Mrs. HOLMAN were down
from bennington Friday and Satur-
day alter "a load of household goods
and some ranch machinery and sup
plies.
z. +. Cover went to Walcott yes
terday to meet Mrs. A A. Weymouth,
a sister of his wife's, who is coming
here from Pasadena. Calf, on "a
visit to them.
ID. +. Windsor, an electrician from
Denver, came in last week bringing
his two daughters and will succeed w.
f. McSparren as manager of the cleo
lric light plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Seame us, of tNe
Seamens hotel of Rambler, rode into
town Monday. They will return next
week to make arrangements for ID
hotel at this place.
r. A. Smiley, James NJ. Rumsey,
DR.. Carter and |. w. Emmons, Were
all up from Rawlins the past week on
"a little outing. MI. Emmons is the
[. z. agent at Rawlins.
Horace G. Wilcox came down from
Encampment Monday evening, to
renew his acquaintance with his fam
lily. He departed for that place
again CD Tuesdays stage.
Miss Viva Harden is spending the
week with Miss frankie White. Miss
Viva went to Encau pment with the
White family to witness the celebrd
ton of the 4th at that place.
Silas j. Casteel was down from
bennington Tuesday to make final
proof on his desert entry. He was
accompanied by Mrs, Casteel, Miss
Ida CasteeI and ii. A. Hunter.
j. G.. Dettinger and wife were
down from Encampment today
They were accompanied by Mrs. j.,
F. Brackley and daughter, who were
on their way home to Dana, after
a visit with Mr.. Dettinger's family.
Rev. Stoy, Mrs. Gustave Jensens
father, arrived here from Mary sville
Calf, on the Fourth. Mr.. Stoy
feels the altitude on his arrival here,
on each of his trips, and has to re.
main quiet until he becomes used to
it.
Jack Archer, the proprietor of the
Elk saw mill, was in town the past
we, k, and took out a four horse load
of supplies for his camp. Jack is
doing IA big lumber business and he
is a good fellow, he deserves to sue
coed.