, 1903-01-29
SARATOGA CHIPS.


w. p. Walker was let out OF quar-
antine yesterday.
Mayor Clemmons returned yester-
day from a trip to Denver.
John Beagle expects to leave the
last OF this week for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Simonson were
in for the c. E. dime social Tuesday
evening.
F. E Sterrett and Winthrop Con
dict were in town from Brush creek
Tuesday.
j. F. Crawford will return 10 Sara.
toga Friday MOI to attend to some
land business, leaving again for
Cheyenne Sunday.
Report comes from the school that
nearly all the scholars have returned
who have been absent on account
of the small pox scare.
j. G. Rumsey, general manager
for Cosgrif Bros. Co, is up from
Fort Steele, looking over the business
OF the company at this place.
A. H. McDougall left Tuesday for
Wheatland, where he will be absent
about Il week on land business.
While there he will visit his parents.
Charles Donnely, who is employed
at the Doape Rambler at Battle Lake,
came in from there the first of The
week. He expects to return the last
of this week.
The school will give an entertain
ment in Jensen hall on the evening
OF February 22nd. A program con,
sisting of songs, Rotations, and a
play will be rendered.
About six inches of snow fell Mon
day night but nearly all melted by
Tuesday evening. Another foot fell
yesterday which is at present engag-
ed in moving around the country.
NJ. A. McAnelly informs us that
he has tried his new cutter and is
going to have Pete Wilde take ano.
Their foot out of the width of the seat
as there is altogether too much room
in it.
The Shakespeare Club holds itP
meeting every Monday evening
I:30 at the Library. You are kind
invited to come and spend a so&
evening in the perusal of the pla>
Macbeth.
Chase & Petty have closed down
their saw mill for the winter. The
snow has fallen to such a depth that
the logs could not be handled so i.
was thought best to discontinue work
Until spring Opena I'm
q. f. Hoel, who has been local
manager for Cosgriff Bros. Co., at
this place for the past three years,
leaves soon for Cheyenne, where
he VIII take a position as manager
OF the McCord, Brady Wholesale bus
mess.
Miss Maggie Farrell visited Mr..
and Mrs. II. L. Kuykendall last week.
returning to town SUNDAY afternoon.
Saturday afternoon Miss Rhoda
Moore went out to MI. K~uykendalrs
came IN Sunday afternoon with
Miss Farrell.
E; 2. Andrews has nearly complet-
ed the addition which he has been
building to his residence. The out.
side work is entirely completed, and
the interior soon will be. The
building is a very neat one and
greatly adds to his property.
The Library, owned by j.. c. Ken.
nedy, will be open from I to 1890
O'Clock every evening during the
week. Mr.. Kennedy has very kindly
given his permission. and Rev. Brun.
dage will be in charge. Everyone ia
cordially invited to drop in any even
ing and spend an hour or two in so.
cial converse and reading.
Frank Pennock was thrown from
his horse in Sisson & Orville's corral
and received a pretty good sized Jolt
on his head and a shaking up but
was not seriously hurt. He had got
ten on his horse when the back cinchI
broke, and in less time than II takes
to tell 1t the animal piled Frank up
in one orn Of the corral with he
saddle en- top of him.