, 1908-08-20
PRICE FIV GENTS

taken Mrs. Swanson for her health.
He says she is improving and has
hopes of her entire recovery.
Miss Edith Rowen formerly of
this place but now of Sheridan, is
here visiting friends. She has been
at Encampment for the past month
visiting her sister, Mrs. Forest.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. hayden arrived
from Denver where Mrs. hayden has
been the past mouth to undergo an
operation, Mrs. Mayden's condition
is very satisfactory at this time.
Some miscreant broke into the res
idence of Mrs. Mary ]. Kidding re-
Gently and stole the most of her bed
ding and other valuable things while
she was at her sons house on q visit.
Mrs. Dora CONFESS, one of the
principals in the Cheyenne public
school, was up in the valley on a
visit. While in Saratoga she was the
guest of Mrs. Albert Walter. She
left for home Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank j.. Cramer and daugh-
ter Madge, accompanied by her mo-
Their. Mrs. Dixie and sister, Mrs. Sti-
gers went up to Cow creek yesterday
to attend IA Methodist picnic from
Encampment.
w. r. Bradford, the of
the Bell Telephone at Encampment,
came down from that place Sunday
and was renewing his acquaintance
with friends here. He returned home
Monday morning.
There were a number of Rawlins
people on our streets Saturday, who
stopped off on their way home from
the Encampment celebration. We
noticed j. NJ. Rumsey and wife, Dee
Wren, of the Ferris Hotel, h. Sun
din, county commissioner, and others.
w. G. Edwards, the harness and
saddle man, is getting ready to build
a substantial shop on the front end
of his lot on Bridge street. The Gel
lar and foundation will be built of
cement blocks. The building will he
one story and 2Ox30 feet.
Miss Anna Nilsson, a wealthy dress
maker of New York City, and a large
stakeholder In the Equitable Copper
Company, arrived here last week and
is a guest at the Hotel Wolf. This is
her first trip west and she is delight
ed with the country.
John A. Rhone, who came up from
kearney, Neb., recently, was in town
last week and returned Monday to
his mining property on the Savery.
Mr.. Rhone has some valuable mining
property out there and makes yearly
pllgrimages to do the assessment
work.
Will Torbett has about finished
papering and painting a dwelling
house for Mrs. j. c. Edwards. He
has been engaged this week in paper
ing one of the McAnulty houses down
near the Presbyterian church. Mr..
Torbett always gives good satisfaction
in his work.
w. B. Hugus arrived here Friday
from Santa Cruz, Calf. He is look
ing we'll and says that the trip here
is more for pleasure than for bust
ness. Mr.. Hugus has not forgotten
how pleasant a place Saratoga is to
live in aud says he would be glad to
return here and make this his per.
manent home.
U. S. Marshal Davis came up Sat
urday accompanied by his SOL Rob-
ert and went on up to Encampment
to see that last of the big celebration
there. Since then they have been en-
joying "a little fishing at the ranch
aud in the small streams of the val
ley.
Miss Pearl F. Kitch, accompanied
by her aunt, Helen Bickerstatf, her
mothers sister, arrived from Chicago
Tuesday and we're taken on up to the
French creek tie camp, where her
parents reside at this time. Miss
Kitch is n of the teachers employed
in the public school during the COM
ing year.
Bridge Foreman, A. g. Hunting.