, 1907-03-28
ADDITIONAL CHIPS

W. Fl. Greene moved his family
into the Clemens property in Rochest
er Heights Monday, in order that Mr..
Holck's family might again occupy
their residence on the corner OF
Bridge and Second street.
Hon. G. F. Hinton,wh had been
at Encampment on a short visit, pass
ed thru here Saturday on his way
back to Cheyenne. He will visit
some of the northern lodges before he
moves his family back to Encamp-
ment.
j. D. Parker passed thru here yes
terday on his way to Walcott, where
he goes to meet his brother d: W..
Parker, OF Colo, Iowa, who is coming
here on a visit and for his health.
They are expected up today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Holck and son
Fred who have been absent for the
past three years returned Thursday.
Mr.. Holck has been suffering with
rheumatism and is taking the baths
at the Hot Springs. They have been
residing in the Dakotas since leaving
here, but will remain in Saratoga for
the present. Their return is welcom-
ed by their many friends here.
W. w. Petty, manager of both the
Elkheart and Elkhorn mines, situated
in Elk Mountain, was in this week
and reports good progress on those
mines. He promises further informa-
ton concerning these claims very
soon.
Mrs. Hendricks, mother of Mrs. T.
E. Webber, of Encampment, who has
been here on a visit to her daughters
family and other friends, has been
visiting friends in Saratoga this week.
She left for her home in Nebraska
yesterday.
The snow on the Red Desert, which
has given so much trouble all winter,
has disappeared and now the sheep
are suffering for water. Unless snow
falls very soon all the tlocks in that
winter pasture will have to be moved
though at this time the feed is abund-
ant the green grass being above last
years growth.
Mrs. e. P. Andrews gave Buehlah
Moore a party Saturday afternoon,
and a number of her playmates en-.
joyed the afternoon in games at the
Andrews residence. Those present
we're Helen Humphrey, Anna Dog
gett, Susie Forney, Harriet Lee,
Frances Farrell, Marble Gels and
Florence Scott.
Mrs. Fanny Il. Lee expects to leave
within ten days for Percival, Iowa
where she and her children will re-
side in the future. Mrs. Lee has
lived in Saratoga since the death of
her husband and has made a host of
friends here who will be sorry to see
her leave, and their best wishes will
go with her in her new home.
Don't forget, you people that are
going hunting shortly, that you will
have to call upon Judge Winsor and
get a gun license. Otherwise O
may find yourself in trouble. 1t
costs 81 per year and it will not hurt
your pocket book very much to pay
out that sum for the privilege OF
hunting for one year.
Ralph W. Wood was in Yesterday
from Elk Hollow. He says that his
mothers eyes have gotten so bad that
he will take her to Denver in IA few
days to have them examined by "a
specialist to e if anything can be
done to restore the sight. Mrs.
Wood is well on in years and it may
not be able to help her, but hope is
entertained that relief may be had
Henry Farrell, who has been with
Cosgritf Bros. for several years, has
accepted a position with the Windsor
stables at Walcott and left for that
place yesterday. "Banty" was a
general favorite and we will all miss