, 1907-02-28
ADDITIONAL CHIPS

ter in the French creek tie camp, is
bathing at the hot springs for rheu-
matte feet.
j. A. Mauk is in Bullion, Nevada,
having left for that place a couple of
weeks ago. Mrs. Mauk and the
children are to follow him shortly to
his western home.
w. o. Carpenter was in this week
from Pass creek where he had just
completed drilling a well for the
school house finding good water at
a depth of 101 feet.
Jacob Reed left Friday for Greedy
Colo, where Mrs. Reed is now visit
ing her son Albert and his wife. Mr..
Reed will visit there for "a week or so
before returning home in company
with his wife.
WE Steinspring ,flatelof the Shaw
nee Copper mine on the head of
French creek, has been in town this
week. He expects to accept "a mining
position on the other side of the
range soon
Dave Pollock, the Rawlins cigar
maker, arrived in town last week and
has taken charge of the cigar factory
of Warner u Gould. Mr.. Pollock
will move his family to this place and
become a citizen of Saratoga.
Luke Wheeler. who was called to
Boise again on account of the relapse
of Mrs. Wheeler. writes that his wife
is better and that he will remain there
and bring his wife and daughter
Cessie back with him shortly.
A.C. Wagner, manager of Cosgriff
Bros. Co. store at Walcott, Jack
Campbell, who is employed in the
same establishment as clerk, G. A.
Hansen, the day operator for the U.
p, and Miss Matte Bouvett, all came
up from that place Friday to attend
the Eagles dance.
A party of nine young people went
out to the fish hatchery Friday after.
noon Tor an outing, returning the
same evening. The party was com
posed of the Misses Julia, Marie,
Anna and Katie Campbell, Mrs. Lulu
Mace, Joe NUM-, George Ell. Broad
hurst and Henry Farrell.
Mrs. II. A. Dyer left Monday for
Rawlins and Denver, where she goes
on a business trip. While in Denver
she will lay in "A new and up-to-date
stock OF spring millinery goods fol
her store here. During her absence
Miss frankie Handley will have
charge of her store.
l.. b. Chase and daughter Miss
Lulu and son Lewis, came up from
Pass creek Monday where Mr.. and
Mrs. Chase are keeping a road ranch
MIR. Chase says they are doing well
as all the freighters stop with them
and they have all they can do to ac.
commodate the travel over the road
S. D.. Forsythe, Examiner and Sup
erintendent of Development work of
the Union Pacific mineral lands, was
in the city this week looking over the
prospects of this valley. He returned
yesterday to Rawlins where he has his
headquarters at present. He expects
to return in the summer and get u
better look at the country
&. Fred Clark says he caught two
trout recently in the North Platte
river that had six inch suckers stick
ing half way out of their mouths.
They must have been large trout or
il might be that Mr.. Clark was mis-
taken, having looked on the bait bot
tie when it was red. AT any rate, how
is that for a fish lie? Mr.. Clark will
please step up head for the present.
G. b. Spaulding, father of Mrs. DIR.
Price, who has been here on a visit to
his daughters family, left Tuesday
for his home in Paola, Kas. Mr..
Spalding has been here several times
on a visit to Senator Price and family
and has been here this last time since
the 9Th of last July, He is univer-
sally liked and left many warm friends
behind him when he departed this
time.
Frank Brewer returned from Grand