, 1903-06-25
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

w. Condict and son Winthrop
were IN from Bennett Tuesday.
Mrs. w. G. Forney is recovering
rapidly from a very severe illness.
J.. E. Archer was in Monday from
Runefeha after a load of supplies and
will start his saw mill in a few days.
Mrs. Vim. Humphreys and chill
dren left Tuesday to join her hus-
band, who is foreman of a ranch near
Widdowfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal. Bemis left yes
terday for Chicago and st. Louis,
where Mr.. Bemis will purchase the
fall stock of dry goods for the B. &
o. store.
Van II. King, organizer for the
Woodmen of the world has been in
Saratoga this week. He informs us
they have II new members to be in
itiated in the local lodge here at the
next meeting.
Glen and Earle Scott arrived home
Friday from Salt Lake City, where
they had spent a week or more see
ing the sights. Glen is fresh from
Berkeley, Calf, where he is taking a
course in electrical engineering.
w. F. McSparren, manager of the
electric light plant, has r of the
prettiest lawns in front OF the cleo
trio light works to be seen in the
city. 1t looks fresh and green and is
quite a contrast to the surroundings.
John b. Eager completed last
week the work Of laying 81 lie walks
on River street between Hickory and
Maple There are still sew
eral gaps in the sidewalk of that
street that we hope to see complet.
ed soon.
Torger Nekolaison, Gabriel Bo-
berg and Nils o. johnson were all
over from Elk Mountain today on
land business. They report a cold.
backward spring but think they will
have exceptionally good crops in
their locality.
Mrs. A. H. McDougal, who had
been visiting Mrs Eli Lee, returned
home Saturday. Her little neice,
Harriet Lee returned homew with
her and is visiting her this week.
Mrs Eli Lee drove the party down
from the ranch.
Capt. L. G.. Davis, wife and child
rem arrived home on Mondays stage.
Dorothy stood the trip fairly well,
but was so much exhausted on her
arrival that she was Immediately put
to bed. She is much improved and
her complete recovery is confidently
looked for now.
D.. j. O~sterberg, the partner of the
Bemis Brothers, in the firm of Bemis
* O-terberg, has been here for sew
eral days. looking over the business
of the firm. Mr.. Osterberg has
charge of the company's store at
Beaver City, Neb.
j., D.. Parker was down yesterday
from the North Fork with some of
his Incompatible ranch butter. Mrs.
Parker is becoming famous for the
quality of her butter and it COM
mands the highest price in the mar
ket and is all taken by one firm.
The high wind of last Friday
blew down the large electric light
sign at the Hotel Wolf, breaking
many of the globes and otherwise
disliguring it. One Of the chains
that held it in place gave way and it
tore loose from its iron ~fastenings.
Douglas Craig, the l2-year old SON
OF Judge Craig, came down from the
! Jones & Williams ranch yesterday
where he has been spending a couple
Of weeks, and went on home on the
. out bound stage. Douglas is a very
, bright boy and will make his mark
in the world.
, Harvey Eager ~ from Fort
i Steele last Thursday, on a visit TO
. his parents, returning Saturday to
Rock creek, where he is in the en-
ploy of Cosgriff Bros. Co. Harvey
was transferred to Fort Steele dur
ing the shearing season there, but
now the rush is over will return to
to his old position.
The streets of an incorporated
!, town are not just the place in which
to breaA horses to a wagon, yet there
is a ranchman who invariably comes
, to town and drives round through