, 1903-08-06

WI WIN oplluS Cltths
Mrs. Lemon left yesterday for
Boise. Idaho, where Isaac Large and
family are now located.
Miss Ftancis Smith. of Rawlius,
came over from that place Friday, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Fl. A. Dye.
Major Alters and Judge Pervam
We're doug Saratoga Tuesday. The
Sun was favored with IA pleasant so
cial call.
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. q. Sterrett are the
proud parents of a little girl that
made its appearance at their home
last Monday.
James Harden left yesterday for
the ranch of Larsen Bros. ON Pass
creek. where he will assist in put
ting up hay
Miss Clara Kesselring, who has
been visiting friends in Pueblo.
Colo. She expects to return home
in a months time.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Smiley, who
have been heard for some time, bath
ing and visiting friends, left for
home last Friday.
The sidewalk near the blacksmith
shop of +. S. McAnulty is being
constructed. There is still an un-
filed gap in the sidewalk on Bridge
street.
Glenn Scott left Monday for Berk
ley, Calf, where he goes to contln-
lie his course in electrical engineer
ing in the college at that place, He
will graduate in two years tIom last
spring.
Miss Clara Kesselring, who has
been visiting friends in Red Cloud.
Neb., has gone to Pueblo, Colo, for
d short stay with friends there. She
expects to return home in about ii
month
County Superintendent, Miss Ro-
berta B. Robnett, left yerterday to
visit the school at Rockdale, in Dis
rict a. She is expected to return
Sunday.
David d. Wagner was in Satur-
day from his Cedar creek ranch. He
says that he and his son Isaac are
putting up their hay alone this year,
with the aid of a hay stacker and a
couple of sweeps.
Robert Greig, of this place, has
been appointed Water Commissioner
for the 9th district, vice Willard Ii.
Mead, resigned. Mr.. Greig can he
found at this place whenever his ser
vices are required.
c. S. Taylor who was over in the
Basin after a bunch of cattle, re-
ports that the range is in maguili-
cen condition over there, the grass
being knee high all over the range
and stock rolling fat.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Haruden and
Miss Clara Haruden, of Arlington,
formerly Roekdale) we're Saratoga
visitors this week. They were over
on a visit of a week or two and spent
a few days in Encampment.
w. NJ. Mace, the head of the dry
Goods department of CosgriT Bros.
Co, at this place, returned from his
trip tuesday morning. He reports
the weather as extremely hot.
John Cheesebrough William L.
Sheffield aud John Iven were over
Monday from the Medicine Bow val
ley on land business. Mrs. Iven and
chile rem accompanied the party.
W. b. Harden, wife and family
left here yesterday morning for the
ranch Of Willard III. Mead, on Pass
creek, where they will be engaged
IA month in the hay harvest, Mrs.
Harden being engaged as cook for
the hands.
The Club Saloon has purchased
and now has in operation, an Apollo
piano player, which is IA great addi-
ton to the music at that place. The
Apollo is said to be one of the finest
make OF piano-players and this il
certainly a fine instrument.
Robert Sisson, Of Dillon, has been
appointed deputy sheriff for that
part of Carbon County. Bob is
well known here, where he made his
h"me for SO many years, aud his
friends are glad to hear of his APP
pnintmant and haII.va ha will nnka