, 1908-11-12
PRICE FIVE CENTS

Rapid work is being made on tho
harness shop of W. c. Edwards.
Mrs. ]. A. Campbell, who was Wis
iting friends in Canada, returned
home Sunday.
William Ladd, ST., arrived here
Sunday on a visit to his sons, who
live in this part of the country.
Hunter & Laughlin have repapered
and repainted the interior of their
hardware store and it looks spick and
span.
Mrs. Milton Ames left Sunday to
join her husband, who is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ledbetter,
at Battle.
Robert Torbett left for Rawlins
Tuesday in answer to u telephone
from Contractor Larsen who needs
carpenters.
Mrs. Fred Clark came down from
Brush creek Yesterday, where she had
been on a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Emma Walker.
Mrs. Gustave Jensen and little
daughter Regina, who have been in
Nebraska for the past two months,
returned home Friday.
Joseph and Claus Larsen are busy
these days hauling baIed hay from
their North Fork ranch 10 the rail-
road and shipping it to Rawlins.
Luke Wheeler, Gus Jensen, and q.
l.. Kuykendall we're all journeying
Rawlinsward on Mondays train, to
attend the democratic celebration.
kev. Forde Tuesday from his visit
to Brush creek, where he was called
to o~f1ciate at the funeral of Lawrence
Condict, which took place there Tues
day.
Miss Hazel Bickerstaf, sister of
Mrs. J. B. Hitch, who is teaching
school at the Want ranch, came
down Friday evening for u visit with
her sisters family.
Don't forget the Children's school
entertainment tomorrow night, at
which Mrs. Shuck will give some of
her celebrated elocution exercises that
will he VERY interesting
J. B. Hitch, who with his son Guy
and Loran went to Missoula, Mont,
a week ago, write that they have ar
rived safety and expect to find situA-
lions without any trouble.
Andy Beckman, who is remodeling
Tiltou's house On Brush, is in town
this week "steaming up" He was
feeling pretty good, thank you and
we shall be glad to see him again.
Geo. Sullivan, accompanied by Mrs.
Taylor Pennock, came down from
Cow creek Tuesday, returning home
yesterday. They were guests of Mr..
II MIS-. j.. ID. MulllsOn wnllo nero.
Miss Jennie Campbell, stenograph.
er to Assistant Supervisor James
Blackhall az Encampment, was q
passenger on Mondays north bound
train. on her way to Rawlins and
| Denver.
/, Town Marshal, G. S. Taylor left
: Monday morning for Fl. Steele, where
: he was joined by G. r. Watson, Clerk
of Court, and they went On a hunting
3 trip north of Fl. Steele. James Sny-
der is acting marshal.
y Capt. L. G. Davis, U. S. Marshal
for Wyoming, left for Cheyenne Sun.
i day. The U. S. District Court for
e Wyoming convened there Monday
and it was necessary for him to b
on hands to attend to his duties.
j. B. Hassett aud wife, accompan,
\ led by Mrs. Hassett's neice, Miss
Margaret MaIbel, of Sault Ste Marie,
Mich, left Sunday for Santa Monica
where they will spend the winter In
. the Hassett bungalow at that place.
William Torbett purchased. thil
week, the property situated on lots II
* and II, block 3, Riverside addition
to the town Of Saratoga from Flor,
4. May Rhode, thru the agency o
al Judge Blood. Mr.. Torbett will fl,
the property up for occupancy, as b
ia an eficient paper hanger AM