, 1903-04-02
PRICE FIVE CENTS

his ranch this week He will at
once make arrangements to take
charge of his work.
Clean up your yards, level off the
ground, plant lawn grass, shade trees
and flowers this spring. You could
not spend money in any way that
will bring greater returns in the
COURSE of a short time.
A mar by the name of Wisely, a
cook, well known in this place, died
recently in Walcott. A dispatch
from Rawlins says that the circum-
stances surrounding his death calls
for an examination by the coroner
The marriage of r. D. Campbell
and Miss Edna Bennett recently
does not come as a surprise to many
of our people, who join with The
Sun in congratulations and good
wishes for the newly welded couple.
Services Episcopal church will be
resumed next Sunday, it being Sun
day next before Easter at IL a. m.
Services on Friday next, it being tho
anniversary of the Crucifiction. at 3
p. m, Good Friday" is a full fast
day.
March is fast losing her reputation
for coming in like a lion and going
out like a lamb. The old adage has
somehow slipped "A cog, for March
both came in and went out like a
lamb this year, as it has done for sew
eral years last past.
Oliver Paulson came down from
the French creek tie camp Monday
and went on into Rawlins on vester-
days stage. He reports the roads as
almost impassabl1 between here and
that camp, on account of the melting
snow.
Miss Nettie Wolf is developing
considerable artistic talent. She has,
without any instructions whatever,
drawn an admirable picture of the
Hotel Wolf, which her father has
framed and has hanging up in the
hotel office.
The reports that come from little
Russell Sterrett are not encouraging.
He is reported as not improving and
his parents now think of taking him
to Denver to consult some specialist
concerning his condition and the
nature of his disease.
If you want to see a busy place
just visit the Sun job office any day
in the week. We are turning out a
very large quantity of job work at
this time and you are invited to come
in and inspect it. The Sun is making
ii rep for fine work and it is bringing
us the work.
Mondays rain was general through
out the valley. 1t was d grass max
er, and no mistake, coming as it did
on IL soil free from frost and read for
moisture. We are going to have fine
rauge-one that will make last years
drouth stick out like knots on a pine
log.
The Christian Endeavor social,
held at the church last evening, was
a very pleasant affair. The evening
was devoted to social matters, an en-
tertainment being given, consisting
of songs and Rotations, and light
refreshments closed d verv ENJOYABLE
affair,
Fatty" Smith is opening up a
short order and restaurant in the
rear of Roses place of business.
FATTY" is well known to Saratoga
people and will no doubt receive his
share of the trade in that line, for he
is IA famous cook and an ail-rouud
good fellow.
G.. G. Young, postmaster at Ben
nett and Charles Mckay were down
from Brush creek Tuesday. They
report that the bottoms along Brush
creek are beginning to show up, but
there is still a large amount Of snow
in the sage brush and in drifts along
that stream.
Notice the new ads of w. l.. Kuy-
kendall, j. NJ. Trapp and Eliza j.
Wagner in this weeks issue. We
are adding to these ads weekly and
hope to have the entire valley rep
resented before the summer is past.
III you are not already represented
bring us your brand and we will
place you on the list.
Miss Achsah Mullison was a well
come guest in Laramie a few days
during the past week, She departed
Thursday night for Omaha, and a
dozen people spent the last evening
with her at the Chaplin residence
and saw her safely off on the east
bound express.-Laramie Republican.
Miss Lydia E. Crow, who was one
of the teachers in our public school
"A a ago and who left here to enter
IA training school for nurses, has
taken her degree and is seriously
considering the matter of returning
to this country and entering ON the
practice Of her profession. Miss
Crows friends are legion. and her
prospective return will be hailed
with delight.
There seems to be an epidemic of
house painting in town. The bust
ness houses are Respondent in new
coats and everywhere one goes he