, 1907-09-26

Miss Frances Smith, Co. Supt. of
Schools paid Saratoga q short visit,
coming up yesterday evening and re-
turning on the train today.
The little Miss Julia Sanger and
Beulah Moore of French came down
from that place and started to school
Monday. They are stopping with
| Mrs. Dodd.
Arthur Thomas, of Fort Collins, a
brother of Mrs. J. S Stanley, arrived
here last Friday on a visit, remaining
over until MOI day, when he continued
on to Idaho. He may stop here on
his way back.
Lloyd and Eugene Harden, the
little sons of Mrs. Della Harden,
came in Tuesday evening from
Laramie on a visit to their mother.
Her son Harold is expected before
the end of the week.
Fl. E. Owen, the owner of the grad
ing outfit on the S. g. E. road, came
up from Omaha for a few days visit
the past week. He found things
moving in splendid shape under the
management of A. FL. Crow.
Forest Ranger, j. FL. Mullison, has
been transferred from keystone to
the French creek tie camp, with head
quarters at Saratoga. Mr.. Mullison
is one of the most valuable men in
his branch of work in the National
forest work.
Fl, Pilon, father of H. E Pilon, the
proprietor of the B & o store, came
in Friday on a visit to his son and his
family. Mr.. Pilon resides mt st.
Mary's, ILL.,, and is young looking
enough to be taken for a brother of
his son. He will remain several days.
]. d. Parker moved his family into
town Monday and is occupying one
| of the Sterrett cottages in the north
part of town for the present. MI.
Parker will build a nice residence and
he and his wife will settle down to
spend the rest of their days with us.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Peryam came
down from Riverside Monday, bring
ing their son Thomas this far on his
way to renew studies at the Wyom'
ing University. MI. Peryam says his
son George will follow in the course
of a month to resume his studies at
that institution.
Mrs. Len Stone, of Encampment,
who has been down in Boulder, Colo,
for several weeks, returned home
Monday. She had been informed of
the fact that her husband had been
injured in the mine where he was
working, but that his injuries we're
not of an alarming character.
MIR. and Mrs. Mark Crawford and
little daughter, Benrietta, who have
been here on a visit of u couple of
weeks to relatives and friends, left
yesterday morning for their home in
| Walden, Colo, where Mr.. Crawford
is conducting the New Era, one of
the brightest papers in the entire
state.
Miss Bessie Wallis, who has been
spending her vacation with Miss Leila
Hunter at Downington, passed thru
here Monday on her way back to
Laramie. The Misses Pear! and Leila
Hunter accompanied her and Miss
Wallis and Miss Leila Hunter will re-
sumo their studies in the Wyoming
University.
Our attention has been called 10
the fact that the Saratoga State Bank
ad has been standing on its head the
past two weeks. Well, what of it,
Hasn't IA bank a right to stand ON its
head if it wants too? But we will
see cashier Warner and if it is all the
same to him we will stand his bank
adj on its feet.
Capt. r. l. Martin, of Denver. who
is interested in the Saratoga Springs
company, paid Saratoga a recent visit
and left for his home in Denver Tues
day morning. He also visited the
famous Charter Oak mine while here
and expressed himself as surprised at
its development and its remarkable
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