, 1907-09-19

be remembered that Mr.. Fuller and
his wife rendered valuable aid in
making our railroad celebration a
Mrs. Ida NJ. johnson, the Deputy
Superior Chief of the Colorado
Pvthian Sisters, who had been here
to install the Saratoga Temple, left
for home Friday, after a very pleas
season of important work.
E. A. and ". D. Hayden, of
bennington, passed thru here yester-
day on their way home from Boulder,
where they had been called on the
sad errand of burying their mother,
who died there on the 18th inst.
A. G. Huntington of this place is
now in charge of all carpenter work
along the line of construction for the
S. & E. railroad. He has the super
vision of the bridge gang, the putting
in of the %culverts, water tanks, depot,
etc.
The lower story of the Masonic
block has been re1oored and wains-
coting put around the exposed por-
tions of the wall. The building
which is fitted with counters and
shelves is now in first class condition
as a store room.
Frank Schilt came in Sunday from
the Savage sheep camps. He reports
all of his company's sheep out of the
mountains now but II bunch. Mr..
Schilt says the feed on the range is
not nearly so COED as usual at this
time of the year.
A mar by the name of Nelson, who
lives on the ranch of FL. @. Paulson
over in the Basin, came over the past
week bringing his children to he
placed in the public school here.
The children are being cared fol- by
Mrs. E. p. Andrews.
j. d. Parker has sold his ranch in
terests, stock, etc, on North Fork, to
Ben r. Carroll and will move into
Saratoga and build a residence and
become a citizen of this city. He and
his good wife are welcome, for they
will make good citizens
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5. Stanley ar
rived here yesterday on the noon
train aud have taken up their resi-
dence in Mr.. Stanley's eat little cot
tage on Main street. Mrs. Stanley
will doubtless be a valuable acquisi.
ton to Saratoga society.
j. d. Freedom arrived from
Cheyenne Sunday evening and is
stopping at the Cottage Hotel and
taking the baths. Mr.. Freeborn vas
for many years the cashier of the
Stockgrowers bank and prominent in
business circles in that city.
Geo. P. Condict, one of the old
time residents of the Bear creek
country, came down Monday for a
short business visit. Notwithstand,
ing Mr.. Condict's long service as a
pioneer in the west and mail con.
tractor, he is still hale and hearty.
ID. $. Wilcox, Joe Weimer and jim
Adams, who ave been threshing the
grain on the Hugus & Jensen ranch
completed their work at that place
Tuesday and started yes terday fol
Elk Hollow where they have work tc
do. From there they go to Brush
creek to clean up that valley.
f. S. McAnulty has moved the two
story corrugated iron building which
stood in the rear of his business house
at the corner of Bridge aud First
streets to the lot just south of his
blacksmith shop. He will fit up the
lower story for a paint shop and make
"A couple of rooms above for his OWL
use.
Hon. Geo. NJ. Winkleman came uI
Friday and remained over until Sun
day when he went back to Rawlins
Mr. Winkleman is thinking of in.
vesting III the southern part of Car.
bon county. We shall be very glad
to have him east his lot with us, fol
we are going to make people open
their eyes in this burg before very
long.
Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Warner and
Mrs. Klenke went up to Encamp.
ment Saturday and were joined at
that place by Mr.. and Mrs. M. B
Provost and all spent Sunday at Sill.
YER Lake, near the third power station
On the tramway. Mr.. Provost is the
cashier of the North American Trust
Co. of EnCampment. Mr.. Warner
and family returned home Monday,
after a most delightful outing.
"Sam" Hunter is a genius He can
mend anything-that is, almost any
thing. His second hand store is be-
ginning to take on the appearance of
thrifty business. If you need any
thing you had better go and see him
before buying elsewhere, as he may
have just the thing you want. You
will say that YOU new saw such an