, 1904-03-17

winthrop COnOlot ana Loren r..
Gross were down from Brush creek
Saturday. They report a very mild
winter in that locality, and also that
the ground is now entirely free from
snow. h'"' ''"'' '''''~ TS'"'"
ru. Ygi4ua qifit m glaYiIHIsuutn1
a. L. Kuykendall aud frank Hun
ter are at Battle, looking after some
important mining F., business e
there. Mrs. Kuykendall is stopping
at the ranch during her husbands
absence dir btqlI 71om hur 1-h4.d
lrl Alexander McPhail will move his
family back to their ranch on North
Fork on Saturday of this w~eek,and
Mrs. and Miss Robnett will move in
to, Mr. iMcPhaiis house and become
iSaratoga residents. ODD unitHrdit uf
Mrs. Walker entertained a few of
her lady friends at dinner last Wed
nesday. Those present were Mrs,
Pennork, Mrs, Mayhem, Mrs. Eager,
Mrs Lee and Mrs. Trapp. Dinner
was served at ~ o'clock.
P.ii- Emerson 0Glafcke ps, passed
through Saratoga Tuesday on a.rhis
way to the railroad.r Mr.. Glafcke
has been to Encamrment on mat.
ter connected with his business. IA
agent for-billiard and poni tablea.it
Isaac and Winiam Plat OF Beaver
creek. ware in Friday and SATURDAY.
of last week. laying in supplies and
implements for spring. They report
fine weather up the country and said
they had most or their spring pillow
ing done. '"I 90 '''"
Mrs william Turnbull went out
to her fathers ranch SUNDAY. to as
sist in the preparation for her bro
ther Otto's wedding, which took
place there at high noon YESTERDAY.
Nr, Tprnbull vas also present from
this place, ,,,. s fa q; -,.4f
Milton B. Moore. of Encampment.
WAS down from that place over Sun
day on a visit of his father and sis,
tiers here. % He left for Rswlins Sun
day to he present ar the opening of
Court, where he has "A number of
cases pending "hi .hHH 1H ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henesy. and child
rem, who have been employed in the
Grand Encampment tie camp of the
Carbon Timber Company, passed
through hers Sunday, on their way
to Rawlins, where they expect to
make their home for a time. $500
The French creek tie camp Isl re
markably healthy spot just now, for
all it contains several hundred in
habitants. DR., Torgny Anderson re
ports that, on his last visit to that
place he found not a single case of
sickness or complaint of any eharac-
ter. r l.... .,.
aiS Some miscellaneous boys stole a
freezer of ice cream from the vesti-
bule of the Presbyterian church last
Friday evening" e. That wasna sneak
ing thing for any one 10 do and The
perpetrators must have had yer,
little respect for the church, or them
selves, to do such trick. ri sod '-AH5
A. W. Eager is exhibiting a fine
Mexican cane, the gift Of his sou
Lewis who is at Meeker, Colo. The
cane is Of some light wood, and has
finely carved pictures, representing u
Mexican bull fight, running almost
its full length. The cane is a beauti.
full one and a valuable keepsake. ,..
Major Nick O'BreD. y, a Especial
agent OF thu General Land Office. ar
rived here last week and has been
stopping a, the Hotel Wolf. awaitiug
the arrival of Andrew Olson. of the
Carbon Timber Company, with
whom he had some business.ai The
Major left yesterday for his -beme-in
Denver.
Mrs. J. W. Heather. who was Wis
iting her mother in Kansas City, re
turned hone, Friday, being called
back bv the serious illness of her
husband, who is very much improved
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