, 1904-07-14
PRICE FIVE N

MIR. and Mrs, S. j. Casteel and
Miss Casteel were in the city Friday
and Saturday.
Arthur Bemis, a brother of the
men who run the B. & o. store. is
here On a visit.
Thomas Gartman was in yesterday
on matters pertaining to his placer
claims on Jack creek.
William Orville made Rawlins a
visit the past week and was present
at the Floto circus.
K. A. Smiley is bach from his fish.
ing trip, and reports a very pleasant
time with lots of good luck.
Mr.. and Mrs.James Snyder and their
two little daughters went to Rawlins
last Thursday to attend the circus.
W, H. Butler, one of our solid up-
river ranchmen, made the county
seat a business visit the past week.
DIR. and Mrs. H. S. Finney, of
Rawlins, are rejoicing in the arrival
OF a little daughter, born July 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Card and fam.
lily moved into town Monday and will
reside in the d. +. Andrews residence.
w. H. Greene moved his family
Saturday from the Presbyterian par
sonage to the residence of c. F.
Holck.
Charles Kienzle, who has been in
Blackfoot. Idaho, for the past two
months, is expected back by his fam
lily at any time now.
S. s. Smith, the Encampment pho
%tographer who spent a week in Sara
toga during the celebration, returned
home Saturday morning.
Frank L. Sterrett came down from
his ranch Sunday aud went on in to
Rawlins Monday on some court bust
ness. He returned Tuesday.
G, W, Gaines, a photographer, who
is in partnership with S. S. Smith the
Encampment photographer, will con.
duct a gallery at Saratoga. Note his
ad.
Hon. C. P. Clemmons and family
went to Rawlins gu a visit to the fam
lily of Hon. I. c. Miller, and, Incl
dentally, to take in the great Floto
circus.
r. W. Dyer returned last Saturday
from an extended TRIP in the Snake
river country. He was accompanied
on his return by his %couzin, Roy
Bailey.
Mrs. w. I. Measou and children
returned from GAINESVILLE, Wis, Fri
day and went to Encampment to
join her husband who is employed
at the smelter
The statement in last weeks Sun
concerning the Encampment Smelter
should have been 2 IL million
pounds a month instead of that
amount per year.
Mrs. Earl Fryer and children are
residing in the city, occupying the
Don McPhail residence. Mr.. Fryer
Is the foreman of the Jack Creek
Land 4 Cattle Co.
James Blackhall, forest ranger il
the Medicine Bow Forest reserve,
was in the city this week. He left
Tuesday morning to look after his
portion of the reserve.
q. w. Burdick and X. P. Fuller
came in last week from Cheyenne
and are staying at Mr.. Burdick's
ranch down the river for a short va
cation and business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Harden are
the happy owners of ii little daugh-
ter born at moo last Sunday. Mrs.
Harden's sister Cordelia arrived Mon
day from Colorado on a visit.
j. +. Crawford and daughter Grace
went out to the ranch Of Mr.. and
Mrs, D. d. Wagner Sunday, where
they enjoyed a delicious dinner and a
visit with the good people of that
ranch,
Wm. Manahan came in from the
tramway Tuesday, where he has been
employ ed in cutting cord wood for
the power stations along that line,
and is now in the employ Of d. S.
Richmond.
Mrs. II. Reckmeyer and daughter,
Miss Julia f., mother and sister of
Il. L. Reckmeyer, cashier Saratoga
State Bank, arrived Saturday FROM
| Fremont, Neb., on a weeks visit to