, 1906-12-06
Davis Sunday.

Notice the new adds in this weeks
Sun, those of the Hot Spring Cottage
Hotel, that of Hon. G. E. Winter, the
prominent Encampment aorttorney
INT the holiday add of Prices drug
store. Adds in the Sun always bring
reults, as all our business men know.
B. T. Grady, the barber, who has
been confined to his home by illness
the past two weeks, is able to be out
again.
Mrs. e.. Smith and children of For
hes Colo, who was visiting her moth
er Mrs. Cox on Pass creek last week
has returned to her home.
DR.. Price was CALEB to the ranch
of Jack Kennaday Monday to see the
little girl of that household. Moth
ing serious developed in the case.
Louis Johnston left for Elko. New
ada yesterday on a mining deal which
he has on in that camp by which he
expects to get hold of a good mining
property.
A boy was born to Mrs. Ben Carr
oil yesterday morning. DR.. Price
was present and reports that Mrs.
Carroll and the baby are doing nice
ly.
Forest Ranger, John Reed. of Lara
ME, who is employed on the east side
of the Medicine Bow forest reserve,
came over from that place yesterday
for a short business visit with Sups1s
visor Davis of his place. u
Mr.. and Mrs. w. FL. Greene enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Eager. Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Eager and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. E. Ashley at a fine Thanks
giving dinner.
Mr.. Micheal, of the firm of Mich.
ael d Gideon, is on the sick list. DR..
Price was phoned for but was in the
country and could not attend to the
case. Mr.. Michael, who was out on
the line of grade, was taken to Wal
colt.
Forest Assistant, Clinton G. Smith,
who has been at Keystone, this state
for the past month or 80, came over
from that place Sunday and will re-
main here for "A short time, after
which he expects to return to Key
stone for the winter.
Last Friday night while coming
home from Cox Brothers ranch on
Pass creek, Emile and George Lem
Dine saw a large gray wolf among
their cattle locking for a fat calf for
supper. They ran to the house and
secured "A rifle and shot several times
at it, but the animal got away.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Willford, who were
on their way to Rayolite, Nevada,
passed thru Saratoga the first of the
week. They were accompanied by
their daughter Rose and by Miss
Louise Snyder. They visited with
friends while here Sunday night,
leaving for Walcott Monday morning.
Bert Walker, forest ranger, has
been transferred to the Sierra Madre
forest reserve recently and left for
the mills of the Penn Wyoming Cop.
per company in that range, where he
will superintend the cutting of tim
Der under government permit.
William Ryan is ill with typhoid at
the ranch of Mowry Rros. on South
Spring creek and DR.. Price was called
in attendance Monday. He had been
in attendance last week and diagnos-
ed the case as typhoid at that time.
Mr.. Ryan is doing as we'll as could be
expected at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P. Moore, who
have been living in town the past
month, returned to their ranch on
Cottonwood last Sunday. They left
their little daughter, Nellie, with Mr..
and Mrs. d. S. Crawford and she will
attend school the rest of the winter
here.
Angus Campbell returned recently
from a trip to Council Bluff, la !,
where he had been to take his wife to
a hospital in that city. Mrs. Camp.
bell was improved somewhat and it is
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