, 1904-04-07
SARATOGA CHIPS.

April is, as usual, all tears and sun
shine.
l. M. CONFESS was in town Satur-
day on business.
&. A. Cook was down to attend the
stockmen's meeting Saturday.
w. NJ. Collins was down from Bea.
yer creek Saturday on business.
Ed. Sears, president of the Stock
Association, and wife were in the CITY
Saturday.
Ed. and Lou. Nelson were down
Saturday on business from Metho-
dist creek.
l.. d. Peck and wife were in the
city Saturday TO attend the stock.
mems meeting.
G. G. Young was down from BEN
nett Saturday to attend the meeting
of the stockmen.
C. 4. Cook was down Monday af.
ter some pigs which he had purchas
ed Of Gus Jensen.
Charles f. Wood, the editor of the
Doublejack, passed through here Fri
day on his way to Rawlins.
Earl Mowrv and son Hugh were
down last Saturday on business from
their ranch on Spring creek.
Miss Grace Crawford went up to
Beaver creek Saturday with Mrs. j.
K. Rollman for a weeks visit.
Z. &. Young, postmaster at Ben
nett, vas down the first of the week.
for a wagon load of ranch supplies.
Charles and Jack Kennaday were
in to attend the stockmens meeting
on Saturday from the upper coun-
try.
Glenn Scott left Sunday for En-
equipment, where he took a position
in the smelter at that place at "a good
salary.
Jack Gard passed through here
Saturday on his road home from
Rawlins where he has been on cour
business.
Rev. III. Charles Dunsmore, of Eu-
campment, was in the city yesterday.
a candidate for initiation into the or
der Of the Eastern Star.
f. P. Andrews, who has been
spending several days in Denver, re-
turned home Sunday. He had been
down with a shipment of horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Brewer and
son Frank were in Saturday from
Spring creek, Mr.. Brewer being a
member of the Stock Association.
Mrs Julia E. Snyder, Grand Wor-
thy Matron, o. f. S., arrived on the
stage yesterday, to visit the local
Star, and eft for her home in Chey-
enne today.
Winthrop Condict and wife and
son Lawrence came down from Ben
nett Saturday. Mr.. Condict was in at
tendance at the stockmen's meeting.
He has been treasurer of that asso-
citation for the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Tilton, son
Roy and Miss Hattie and her guest,
Miss Mary Grimes, of Lusk, were in
the city Saturday. Miss Hattie Til
ton and Miss Grimes left Sunday for
Laramie to take up their school work,
after a vacation here for a week.
Mrs. L. W. McAnulty and Master
Murel arrived home last Friday, from
Greeley, where Mrs. McAnulty had
been to attend the funeral of her ia
ther, William Pillinger. Mrs. Nc.
Annuity was accompanied on her re-
turn by her sister, Mrs.. W. Rix and
little daughter Pearl, who reside at
Greeley. Mrs. Xix will visit with
sister for IA week or ten days.
There is a hitching ring in front Of
the residence Of the Misses Moore.
There is nothing unusual about that,
you will say, and when you ask the
girls about it they will say that it
was put there for the especial use of
IA certain lady in the town, who often
drives to that house But you must
remember that this is leap year, and
also, that young ladies' do not go
putting rings in sidewalks in front OF
their houses for nothing. There are
lots of nice young r%anchmen, who
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