, 1904-04-21
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

49,
ris Mercantile store at Dillon, was a
guest at the Hotel Wolf this week.
A E. Dahl, manager of the Bur.
dick ranch, was in this week and adj.
ded his name to our subscription
lisf.
Bert Reynolds and wife have NOV
ed back to town. They spent the
winter at the French creek saw
mill.
Cast your eye over the ad of the
saratoga Lumber and Supply Co..
IN this weeks issue. 1t means bust
ness.
j 5 Stanley is building a barn on
his residence properly here in town.
Charles Kienzle has the work in
hand.
d. Nj, Foreman has made a cry
handsome little frame cottage out of
his log dwelling, out in Riverside adj
dition.
Miss Jessie Writ, a niece of A. j,
Kenuaday, who have been here on a
visit for the past year, returned home
on Saturday, to Cedar Vale, KS.
Rev. Mclean and Mrs. Charles
kienzIe left on the stage Tuesday
for Cheyenne, where they go to at
tend the meeting of the Presbytery.
Ed. and Bret Bailey arrived from
Denver yesterday. Bret is able to be
around and is feeling very well, ON
eidering the close call he had for
his life.
I, Fl. Francis; who was injured at
the French creek saw mill last win.
ter, and who has been in town since,
will move to his brush creek ranch
this week.
Miss Jessie Moore, the local mana
ger Of the Rocky Mountain Bell Tel
ephone office, returned Tuesday from
a weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Campbell, on Pass creek.
Mrs. j. F. Wilcox, accompanied
by her daughter Mabel, passed
through the city ibis week, on their
way from Denver, where they spent
the winter, to Encampment..
NJ W. shafe the Fort Steele mer.
chant, was up this week, after a load
Of potatoes. His daughter, Mrs.
Braehley, who has been in Saratoga
Tor several weeks, returned with him.
A little of the "beautifup this
morning. 1t would he nice if we
could have about a foot on the level
at this time. 1t would last but a day
or two, and work wonders with the
range.
Ira b. Casteel, of the cattle firm of
Hunter, Casteel II Hunter, accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Ida Cas-
'eel, were city visitors this week.
They made this office a pleasant So
cial call.
Miss Della Walker, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in But
Ter, Mo, the past six months, return
home Saturday. Miss Walkers
frIend's,' who are many, welcomed
her return.
Dave Richmond and Edgar F.
Grout made a trip to Eucampment
Tuesday. They both vouch for the
fact that the high winds that prevail.
ed here all day extends to En-
campment.
W. H.. Crane, the superintendent
Of the Copper Bar Mining Company,
who has been in the city the past
week, went up to the mine yesterday
to get things in shape before he takes
a trip home to Arlington, Neb.
Mrs. j. c.. Brewer, whose illness
was reported in last weeks Sun, is
very much improved at this time. She
is at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Eager, at present, but will soon
be in a condition to return home.
Andrew Olson, the general mana
ger of the Carbon Timber Company,
in the city this week. He went
on up to the Grand Encampment tie
camp, where the work of preparing
for the coming drive is in progress.
j. b. Hunter, Jr. is in the city. He
has been up country for several days.
He expects that his wife and family
will spend the summer at this place,
so that Mrs. Hunter may have the
Use of the medical hot water of this
place.