, 1907-11-14
PRICE FIVE CENTS

military school at that place, is ex-
pecte1 home today.
n. II. Scott, an old timer bere, but
now resident manager of Cosgriff
Bros. Co. store at Medicine Bow, came
up today aud is renewing acquaintan-
ce with friends here.
Clyde X. Widrig, of Boulder, Colo.
arrived here last week and will make
his home in Saratoga. Mr.. Widrig is
d painter aud paper hanger. and is
looking for work In his line.
Hunter and Laughlin are making
good progress on their new hardw are
store. 1t will SOC be ready for &C.
Cupancy and would have been done
but for the fact that they had to wait
for lumber.
j. f. Simonson has accepted a po-
sition with Gus Jensen IL Brother,
Mr.. Simonson is AN excellent man in
III every way wherever you place him
aud will give satisfaction to the firm
employing him.
Mrs. Osea Nelson and Mrs. John
son returned Friday from a trip to
Rawlins, where Mrs. Nelson had been
to nave some dental work done. They
went on up to the French creek tie
| camp Saturday.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Gould this morn
and reports both mother and child
doing nicely, and ed feeling fine
over his pair of deuces."
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. d. Paulson aud
children left Sunday for an extended
visit TO Oklahoma friends. During
Mr.. Paulson's absence his brother, H..
g. Paulson,, who came I'VE from his
ranch in the Basin, will look after his
business.
The thermometer dropped to5 be-
low last Sunday night. 1t vas quite
cool Tuesday night but the weather
has moderated again aud now we
have III bright, sunshiny days again.
This is certainly fine weather for all
kinds of fall work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben L. Carroll we're
in Saturday from their new home on
the Parker ranch, on North Fork,
where they moved a few days ago.
Mr.. Carroll has been for several years
in charge of the ranch and cattle be-
longing to Capt. L. G. Davis.
Prof. W. w. Miller and wife were
the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. Alex. Nc
Phail from Friday evening until Sun
day evening. This was Mrs. Miller's
first visit to a ''ranch," and she wa
perfectly delighted both with the
place and the good people who live
there.
Tad Kyner, G.. W. Bear and o. B.
Swim of Oaklahoma, arrived here
last evening and have gone up into
the Eucampment district TO look
at the New Century group, an extern.
ton of the Verde in which Hon. G..
f. Hinton of Eucampment is interes-
ted and who will pilot the party to
the camp.
Mrs. Fred Curry, who has been
very ill at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Ann Parr, is recovering. Reuben
Parr, the youngest son Of Mrs. Parr is
now down with pneumonia. The
Parr family have been terribly af-
filcted with death and sickness during
the past year.
II. l.. Carpenter, a brother of w.
.. Carpenter of this place, is here
from New York City on a visit to his
brother. MI. Carpenter is a capital
list and electrical engineer and has
but recently returned from a trip
thru northern Africa and Europe.
He will remain for but a few days,
AS he wishes to take IA trip thru Colo
RADIO before returning home.
Hon. G. NJ. Winkleman, psesident
OF the North American Trust Co., of
Encampment, was a Saratoga visitor
Saturday. He came down with Pres
ident Cobb, of the S. & E. Ry., and
1 General Mannuar Gao II Hand Of