, 1904-01-28
SARATOGA CHIPS.

mic last Friday.
Dana Crawford arrived home Sun
day from Chicago.
H A. Kincaid has moved back to
his ranch, on Pass creek.
Capt. l.. G. Davis left Sunday for
a visit to Cheyenne and Denver.
Rev. H. w. Bainton and wife are
expected to arrive in Saratoga next
week.
Otto Huston was down from En-
campment over Sunday, visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal. Bemis returned
Saturday from Il lengthy stay in
Nebraska.
Lon Reynolds, of the French creek
tie camp, came down from that place
Friday, returning Monday.
A. j. Doggett, c. c. Hickok aud
w NJ. Mace went out rabbit hunt
ing Sunday, returning with a bag of
30.
County Assessor, W. S. Adams, re-
turned from Cheyenne, Saturday,
where he had been tn attend the
meeting of the Consistory.
The school children are very busy
now with preparations for their com
ing entertainment, which promises
10 be one Of unusual interest.
The annual congregational meet.
ing will he held in the Presbyterian
church this evening. All friends and
adherents are invited to he present.
Last night was the coolest of the
season, the thermometer registering
II degrees below zero, The weather
is calm, with a light covering of snow
ON the ground.
MIR. and Mrs. A. H. McDougal re
turned from Cheyenne SATURDAY.
where MIR. McDougal was one of the
large class of 80 men took the Con
sistory degrees.
Miss Nellie Rowen, one of the
teachers in the public school here, is
i'll this week, but is improving at this
time. Miss Madge Cover is teach
ing during Miss Rowen's absence.
DR.. Anderson, who makes regular
trips to the French creek tie camp,
says that there is very little sickness
in the camp, there being only thee
insignificant cases on his last visit.
Andrew Olson, the general manag-
er of the Carbon Timoer Company,
is in town this week, after a month
spent in the tie camp of hal compl
ny, up on the head of Encampment
river.
Glenn Scott left here last week 10
work at his profession. that of min
ing engineer. He will 90 to some
point in southern Utah in the first
place, and from there to northern
Colorado.
Edwards Brothers purchased the
frame cottage Oh Bridge street, Just
opposite the Presbyterian church,
and had it moved over onto Elm
Avenue, in Glenroy addition, where
they owned "A residence lot.
Mrs. II. A Dyer has been serious
Is i'll since her return from Rawlins.
She first had an attack of quinzy,
which eventually threatened to run
into graver troubles. She was So far
recovered Tuesday as to he up, and
is improving rapidly at this time.
William Bangs came up from Fort
Steele Tuesday, with IA w%ell-driIing
outfit. He is looking around for
assessment work to do, and il any
one has anything of that kind tn do,
they cannot ito better then to employ
Billy for he works on the square,
c. B, Bergquist, the mining pro-.
moter OF Encampm,ut was in town
yesterday on business. He reports
things as looking up in that region
and believes that the coming spring
md summe will eclipse anything
yer yet known in that phenomenal
camp.
W. II. Crane, the superintendent
of the Copper Bar mine, arrived
here on Friday, and he and W. NJ.
Holt, who is also employed at that
place, left Monday morning for the
mine, taking with them some machlu
erythat Mr.. Holt had come down for,
with which TO make repairs.
Leroy Hyney was down Friday,
and brought his father, Levi |Eiyury,