, 1905-07-06

ranch of w. B. Wykert a business
visit the past week.
d. T. Keech came in from his
sheep camps to spend the Fourth
with his friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Brewer and
Frank Brewer were Saratoga visitors
during the Fourth.
Capt. C. j. Rhode, superintendent
of the Saratoga fish hatchery, spent
the Fourth with us.
George Mullison has gone to Ian
der where he will take the Civil Ser
vice for Forest Ranger.
Mrs. Amos Baggott and Mrs.
James Parr came down to Saratoga
Monday on a short visit.
DR.. G. T. Seabury, State veterin-
arian, is here looking after the health
of the horses of the valley.
Lawrence Sterrett, who has been
quite sick, was able to accompanA
his wife to the city Monday.
Mrs. c. W. Scott and Florence
went to Encampment with Mrs. w.
E. Meason to spend the Fourth.
John C. Jack was over from Elk
Mountain on business and while he
was here he helped us celebrate.
Miss Bessie Kennedy spent a week
visiting Francis Sears, at the ranch,
returning in time for the Fourth.
johnson Doggett is having "a new
roof put on his store building. Gus
Jensen & Bro, are doing the work.
Mrs. j. D. Parker and Master Arch
lie came down from North Fork and
helped us make merry on the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Wilcox spent
their Fourth with the good people of
Rawling and report a very enjoyable
time.
The following letters remain I'M
called for in the Saratoga st-office;
Geo. Lamont, Felipe Marin and Karl
Strand.
Mrs. Mary England went up to
Rawlins Friday, where she remained
to celebrate the Fourth with friends
at that place.
II was a very quiet, orderly Fourth
and remarkably free from any un-
pleasant feature, outside of a few
minor accidents.
Caleb A Cook met his wife at Wal
colt last Friday and took her to the
ranch of Mrs. Kidding, where she is
visiting for a few weeks.
Mrs. Fl. A. Dyer is in RECEIPT of a
letter from her son r. A. Dyer, con-
veying the news that he left Wash
ington for home yesterday.
r. n. Harrison, who is running a
livery and feed barn at Walcott, was
in the city this week. He says livery
business is good in his town.
Hon. C. W. Burdick anne up from
Cheyenne, Tuesday and is rusticating
|, at his ranch and making it interest
ing for the trout in the Platte river.
Miss Hazel Winsor is taking care
of Mrs. Mary J. Ridding's household
OF present. She was in for the Four
, tn, but returned to the ranch yester-
. day.
Mrs. Trapp and Miss Mahoney, OF
CHEYENNE, sisters of Mrs. Kels p.
, Nickel, arrived here Sunday and will
spend a week or two visiting at the
Nickel ranch.
Clark Wilcox handled the ribbons
on the big six-horse stage while his
father took a lay-off and helped make
! the eagle scream in Rawlins. Clark
is no SLOUGH when it comes to handl-
ing a coach and six.
A private letter from Samuel L.
Rhodes, an old time resident of this
valley, whose ranch is now owned by
Peter E. Wilson, written from Tony,
Carbon County, Montana, that the,
are all well. Emory is running &
r. sheep outfit at Glendive. Mr. Rhodes
says the country is fast settling up,
L. g. Davis, Supt., of the Me iicine
Bow Forest Reserve, was called t.
Colorado very recently to look aftei
an immense forest fire raging on thu
southern slope of the Rocky Noun
Or tains. The people of Colorado APP
Or preciate the value of their forests a
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