, 1904-02-18

SARATOGA CHIPS.

Oh uesuhy on business.
Frank White was down from his
North Fork ranch today.
Ben Kidding was down from his
Platte river ranch Tuesday.
Earle Judd is out of school this
week by reason of sickness.
Henry Jones and Mrs. Harley
Brewer We're in the city today.
Mrs. Harriet Estey and children
left Sunday for Butte, Montana,
W here they will reside forthe present.
Bert Lee, Eli Lee end Edgar
Grout, all of South Spring creek,
made Saratoga a visit today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Sears. wife
and little daughter are visiting the
family of William Turnbull and
wife.
j. H. Mullison, forest ranger, in.
the Medicine Bow Forest Reserve,
was down this week on IA visit to his
family,
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. W. Stocks have
rented the residence of }. II. Rollman
and moved their family to that place
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Walthen, of
North Spring creek. are rejoicing in
the advent of a little daughter, born
Tuesday evening. DIR. Burke was in
attendance.
l.. V. Bruce, the manager of the
French creek tie camp, who has been
in the city for the past three or four
days, returned to hat place yester-
day morning.
Edgar l.. Stewart, Per Johnson and
George Arnold, Of Encampment,
made final Timber and Stone proof
each, today before L. s. Commission
er j. F. Crawford.
NJ. d. Houghton, the artist, who
made "a trip to Rawlins in the inter
est of his Portfolio of Views, returned
from that place Saturday, and CON
tinued on to Encampment.
The cattle firm of Fay X Burdick.
shipped l26 head of cattle from their
ranch. seven miles below here. to a
man by the name of Van Orsdell,
in Nebraska, last Saturday.
q. w. Woolsey, who is staying on
the ranch of Frank Sterrett, on Brush
creek, during the absence of that
gentleman and his family in Califor-
mia this winter, was in town today.
w. A. Scott and James McPhail
left yesterday morning to round up a
bunch of horses. They will be alb
sent from $ to 10 days. MIR. Scott S
gallery will be closed during his alb
sence
George Nuzum left yesterday for
the railroad, where he will load ms
things and ship them to White
Cloud, Kas, where he and his family,
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their future home.
The family of A. W. Ainsworth are
having a siege of the Grip, George,
Charlie, Roy and Alma, have all been
down with the disease, but all are
improving at this time. DIR. Ander-
son is in charge of the family.
w. o. Carpenter, the superiniend-
IL of the Chippewa Mining Compa-
ny, left Yesterday for the company's
property, out on Spring creek. Mr.
Carpenter thinks 30 feet further
cross cutting will bring them to
shipping ore.
c. NJ. Scribner and w. q. Forney
left for Rawlins yesterday morning,
to attend the funeral of W. Ben
nett, which took pl ,ere at 81
o'clock yesterday. }. Il. Crawford
had arranged to 20 but was detained
by land business.
Mr.. and Mrs, /. c. Platt passed
through Saratoga Yesterday, on their
way home from Boulder, Colo, where
they have beer spending the winter
for the benefit of Mrs. Platt's health,
which has been very poor for several
years. She is improved somewhat
at this time.
Capt. c. j. Rhode. who has been Il
city visitor for the past week, left
for Laramie on the stage Monday
noon, where he will associate him.
self with Fish Commissioner Camp
bell for the next year, and learn all
the can about Matching trout eggs
and the handling Of trout.