, 1903-03-12
SARATOGA CHIPS.

Loren Gross was in the city today
from Brush creek.
Ed. Dinger was in from French
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crocheron were in
the city today on land business.
Miss Rowen has been quite i'll
since her return from Cheyenne.
Lee Walker returned Tuesday
from Virginia, where he has been
spending the winter.
George W. Woolsey, one of Pass
creeks prosperous ranchmen, has
been a city visitor this week.
Mr.. Gro-es and family went to the
railroad to meet his mother who is
going to visit here this summer.
The wife and little son of A. Giles,
the blacksmith, are visiting friends in
Denver, where they went a couple Of
weeks ago
Fred w. Geddes was up this week
from Cheyenne, renewing his &C.
quaintance with old friends He re-
turned Tuesday.
George Heron. Cosgriff Bros
manager at Walcott, was in the city
the first of the week. He is always a
welcome visitor to Saratoga.
Albert Kaylor, of Kaylor Bros,
who are engaged in development
work on the Elk mine at Elk Noun
tain, was in the city the first of the
week.
John Lundgren, who had his feet
so badly frozen several months ago,
is very much improved, being able to
get around town With the help of a
cane.
Harvey Eager has taken = position
in Cosgritf Bros. store at Rock
Springs Harvey is a sterling young
man and will occupy the position
with credit.
w. s. Adams returned Friday from
his trip to Cheyenne, and his wife
and three babies, who had been
spending the winter in Missouri, re-
turned with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Andrews and
daughter passed through Saratoga
last Saturday from Encampment en-
route to Denver, where they will visit
for a couple of weeks.
Archie Moon returned Tuesday
from Kansas where he was called by
the serious illness of his mother.
Mr.. Moon reports the condition Of
his mother as improved.
On Sunday last a boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Cunningham, of
Encampment. Mother and baby are
getting along finely and Lou. is as
happy as a clam at high tide.
Mrs. Louis Bechtold and theer
children returned Tuesday from a
visit to her people in st. Louis. She
and the children have gone up to
Rudefeha, where they will join Mr..
Bechtold, who is employed at that
camp.
NJ. b. McKillip, who has been up
at the Syndicate and surrounding
mines, is down from hat place. He
says there can be no question but
what the Syndicate will make a
hlDDC FCll 9hOIllNg as thC oPC
are extremely promising.
Hon. j. j. Rowen and Miss Row
eu returned from Denver and Chey-
enne last Friday. Judge Rowen is
very much improved over what he
was while in attendance on the legis-
lature and hopes to fully his
health.
Harry A. Hunter, of Hunter, Cas-
teel & Hunter, of Big Creek, passed
through Saratoga yesterday or his
way to Buffalo, Ills, whore he goes
on a visit to relatives. He will also
visit st. Louis while absent and will
return about the LIST of April.
City Marshal, W. E. Andrews, is
making quite a record in his position.
He is determined to see that order
prevails in the town and has his eyes
open for all offenders. he is de-
serving of much praise for the man.
ner in which he is discharging the
disagreeab,e duties of his office.
G. W. Sanger, OF Kearney, Neb.,
who came here last December, on a
visit to his son, G. E. Sanger and his
brother, |. NJ. Sanger, at French,
came down from that place Tuesday,
on his way to the railroad, going
home. He was accompanied this
far by his son, who returned to the
ranch yesterday.
w. B. Wykert has the lumber on
the ground for the construction of n
dwelling house in Riverside addition.
Mr.. Wykert owns property just east
OF that owned by d. NJ. Foreman, the
saw mill man, and he will commence
the erection of his dwelling as soon as
the weather becomes a little more set
tied.