, 1907-01-24

creek tie camp, VINO went TO Denver
the 18th inst, to have her eyes
treated, returned Tuesday, much i'm
proved and says her eyes are quite as
good as eve again.
A. j. Rosander, an early settler and
business man of Encampment, drop
ped dead Friday morning at IL o'clock
The body was shipped to Minneapolis,
where the deceased has a son and
daughter, for interment.
Columbus Q. Kelley, who left this
country two or three years ago to
settle in Missouri, returned with his
family last week, satisfied that Sara
toga is the best country on earth and
determined to remain here.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
Paulson was made very happy last
Thursday afternoon by the arrival of
IA nine pound boy. They now have a
trio of very interesting children-two
girls and a boy. All doing nicely.
Luke Wheeler, who was called to
Boisie, Idaho, recently, by the serious
illnss OF his wife, returned Tuesday
His wife is improving and she and
Miss Bessie will return to Saratoga
as soon as she is able able to travel.
F. j. Cramer, chief engineer for
the Saratoga u Encampment r. r.
went down to Walcott and brought
Mrs. Cramer up from that place Mon
day. She had been visiting friends
in Ogden for the past two weeks.
Joseph W. and Claus &. Larson
came into town yesterday with their
hay baler. They are now on the
ranch of Gus, Jensen, where they
have a hundred tons of hay to bale
The Larson boys do excellent work.
The many friends of r. W. Dyer
who was recently married in Wash
ington, ID. G. will be pleased to learn
that he is chief clerk in the land of
flee at Sundance, Wyo., and in line
of promotion to both a bet ter pos.
iton and a better salery.
w. b. Wykert, who has been haul
ing freight from Walcott to this place
and Encampment, has been compel
led to lay up the past two weeks on
account of sick horses. They have
had the disease known as typhus fever
which has killed sevaral horses. Mr..
Wykert's horses are recovering.
There is nothing stale about the
Sun adds. They are all fresh and
what is more all paid for. Adds in
the Sun are read, therefore, when you
have anything to sell, trade, or "swap"
the Sun is the paper to advertise in.
Forest supervisor, Capt. L. g. Davis
returned from IA stay of six weeks in
Washington last Saturday, where he
han been on important matters con-
nected with his management of the
Medicine Bow and Sierra Madre for
ST reserves. .
Mathew Watt had the misfortune to
get an oat beard in his left eye a few
days ago and came down Sunday to
have it taken out. The eye is in a very
, sore and iniamed condition from the
long presence in it of the offending
beard, making him nearly blind in
both eyes.
The Windsor Stables have rented
the old Ferris Haggarty barn from
Edward Freeman and took possession of
last week. This was made necessary
by their ever Increasing business,
which has grown wonderfully the past
six months. The Windsor has a
branchstable at Walcott, under the
management of Frank Num-, which
is also growing in Importance every
day.
The Sun overlooked mention last
week OF the very narrow escape Mrs.
Donald McPhail had from a runaway
team. She was driving into town
for her daughter Mary Friday after
Doon, when the team, an old gentle
pair of horses, took fright on the hill