, 1904-02-25
SARATOGA CHIPS.
Looks like an early spring.

Looks like an early spring.
The Eagles are a hustling fraternl-
ty, judging by the last ball.
Agnes Brackley. of Fort Steele, has
entered school here this week.
Emory Shafe was up from Fort
Steele to attend the Eagles dance
Lawrence Phillips is confined at
home with an attack of pneumonia.
\ light fall of snow visited this
part Of the country Tuesday night.
Mrs. Brewer was a city visitor Sat
urday. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
W. Eager.
\. j, Piston, Government Sheep
Inspector, was in the city during the
past week. He left Tuesday for
Fort Steele.
Edna Dinger, the little daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. George E Dinger,
who has been i'll with pneumonia.
is improving.
There was II fairly good audience
out Sunday night to hear Rev. Me
Bean in his memorial address on
Rev. Robinson,
Joseph Farrell has rented the old
90. h,,,llin,r md ur;II ~ L.,
restaurant business to hat place on
the lst of March.
c. II. Mitwalsky stepped on a nail
last Sunday aud injured his foot to
such an extent that the services of a
surgeon were required.
Miss Anna Winsor accompanied
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Eager to their
home at Fort Steele Wednesday,
where she will visit two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Eager arrived
from Fort Steele Sunday ON a visit to
MIR. Eager's father and mother here.
They returned home Yesterday.
Please send us the news-we will
he glad to print the coming and go
ing of your friends, neighbors and
yourselves if we gan get hold of it.
Hal. BemiS is suffering with a slight
attack Of appendicitis, but DIR. Auder-
sou, who is in attendance, thinks he
will get over it without an operation
at this time.
Robert A. Day has recently had a
very satisfactory job of dental work
done by DIR. Senior which, for skill
and perfection of workmanship, can
10 be beaten in the West.
Mary. the l4year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Want, who live
on Hay creek, on the road to the
French creek tie camp, has been sick
the past week, but is much improved
at this time.
The warm winds of the past week
have barred the foot hills of snow in a
truly remarkable manner Robins
have been seer in the valley, and the
impression is strong that Spring is
not far away.
Professor Stearns went out to the
ranch of Frank White last Friday
night. after the entertainment, and
remained until Sunday afternoon,
taking a much needed rest after the
arduruu- labors of the entertain
meut.
Mrs. John w. ClufT returned from
Denver Saturday. She SAYS that Mr..
CluH has not entirely recovered vet,
but il much better than when taken
to the hospital. The sight of his
right eve is very dim, but there is
hopes that it will entirely recover.
Madore Cu-hman, accompanied by
II. G Marsh of Holmes, came down
from Encampment Monday. Mr..
Cu,hman returned home today
after having a seance with Dr. Sem
Ter, the dentist, and ordering a new
set of teeth. Mr.. Marsh will visit
with friends for a couple Of weeks.
Gus Jensen & Brother have order
ed u fine 900 pound bell for the
school building, there being now on
hands enough money to purchase the
same. The entertainment Melted the
scholars SO and that, combined with
what they already had on hand, was
sufficient to buy a bell that will be
an ornament to the school building
aud the pride of the children's