, 1903-10-22
PRICE V CENTS.

by Miss Pohl, Mrs. Heather's sister,
and james Heather, left for the
mountains, where they will spenf a
few DAYS. They were taken up by
Luke Wheeler.
Carpenter w. l.. Smith has COM
pleted the job of covering the last
addition to the Hotel Wolf with cor
rugated iron. The painters are fol-
lowing rapidly and the whole pres
ents a fine appearance.
Don't forget hat the whistle will
blow at . and 6 o'clock on the morn
ing of Nov. LIST, and every morning
thereafter, during the winter months.
This is just to remind you not to get
frightened when you hear it.
George S. Hollingshead, who has
been bathing in the waters of the hot
springs at this place for rheumatism,
the past ten days, returned to Pearl,
Colo, Tuesday, where he is employed
in the Wolverine mine of that place.
Gus Jensen returned Monday from
a trip in the upper country, where he
and w. b. Hugus have a threshing
machine in operation. Mr.. Jensen
reports the upper country as progress
sing very rapidly and says it is best
described by the word great"
If the two boys who killed the
yearling steer on the Crawford ranch
will come forward and pay for the
animal nothing further will be done
about the matter. Their identity is
known. If they wish TO avoid troub-
lie they will take this hint. SIS will
pay the bill.
1t is claimed that a fine, large vein
OF coal. out on the open prairie, three
miles west of Cooks ranch, has been
discovered and that parties are now
at work opening it up. G. P. Glenn
mons, DIR. 5. F. Price, Joe Num- and
l.. w McAnulty are Interested. Full
particulars will be given next week.
here is "A very interesting game of
quoits in progress on the lot east of
the express office and many of the
citizens of the town have been drawn
into it, at II time or another. From
the shouts and noise that is to be
heard in that vicinity one would think
that something was doing there of
great importance.
Capt. Davis and wife returned Fri.
day from their visit to Denver. While
there they were fortunate enough to
see the presentation of 'Ben Hur,"
and MIR. Davis says it was the most
wonderful performance he ever had
the pleasure of Witnessing. Seats
went sky-ward and standing room
commanded one dollar per.
There was a surprise party at the
ranch of Louis Nelson, out at the
James Deegan ranch, last Saturday
night. There was a very large crowd.
OF people present, estimated at rs
persons, many of whom went from
this place. Everybody enjoyed the
fine supper at midnight and came
home in the morning after having had
a very pleasant time.
From II. l.. KuykendRll The Sun
learns that his father had an attack
at Denver of what is known as
shingles" and that the medicine ap-
piled to his back was so severe that
they were compelled to send him to
the hospital. He recovered, however,
in time to attend the Grand Lodge of
|. o o. F held recently at Douglas,
the town which is fast becoming the
hub of the universe.
Mrs. c. w. MaxfieId and Master
Burton are sojourning It Nephi, Utah,
with friends. Master Burton has
fraternized with the local newspaper
man at that place and has told that
gentleman all about how he and
Mark Crawford run the Saratosa Sun.
Master Burton i. recognized as one of
the most valuable of the Sun force,
Notwithstanding the fact that he Is
but six years of age.
Capt c. j Rhode, the superin-
tendent of the fish hatchery, was in
city the first of the week and left
Tuesday loon for Laramie, where he
goes to confer with State Fish Com
missioner A. c. Campbell, with refer
euce to matters connected with the
hatchery. Capt. Rhode says he has