, 1909-07-01

Forest Ranger, A. J Kenneday,
was in town Friday on a business
trip.
Ralph Campbell and wife were up
from Walcott Sunday for the ball
game.
Freeman Cook came down from
Brush creek last week with some race
stock that he expects to take to Raw
Inns tomorrow for the Fourth.
Hunter & Laughlin are painting
the front of their store building and
jumping sideways to attend to their
large ranch trade in machinery.
G. NJ. Scribner has entered into a
contract with W. G. Forney to put
up the hay on the Forney ranch on
Jack creek this coming hay harvest.
Ira Barkhurst came up from Chey-
enne Tuesday and went on up to
Brush creek to spend the fourth with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Gus Bark
hurst.
James Parr, the administrator of
the estate of Walter Parr, deceased,
was down from Encampment valley
Monday. He Was accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Ann Parr.
MI. and Mrs. w. E. Sears and
daughter Miss Frances, came down
from Cow creek Sunday and remain
ed over until Monday the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Turnbull.
d Frank G. Griffin came up Yester-
day from Fl. Steele on a short visit.
Frank is the original owner Of the
stolen saddle that is causing so much
grief to the Young men OF the valley.
Stoyer g. Gorton have set their well
drilling machine up on the lot oppos-
lite the Presbyterian parsonage and
will drill a well there for Gus Jensen
who will erect a dwelling house there
shortly.
Mrs. David Harden, of FIT. Collins,
Colo, arrived Friday on a visit to.rel-
atives and friends. Mrs. Harden and
her husband lived on Pass creek for
many years and both are well known
and well liked here.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. w. Stilway here Monday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Stilway live
over on the Medicine Bow river. He
was a candidate for Road Supervisor
on the Republican ticket last fall.
Donal aud Stuart McPhaiI left
Sunday for Rawlins with Don Nc
Phail Sr.'s string of Kentucky race
horses for the racing events there dur
ing the celebration. They expect to
get some of the big coin that Rawlins
is offering.
James A. Cowan, who has been
making his home with w. H. But
ler's family up the river, came down
yesterday with Mrs Butler and Mrs.
Harry z. Moore, who were here On "A
shopping trip. They returned home
that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Walsh. who came
here last week from South Dakota for
Mr.. Walsh's health left Tuesday for
Denver. MIR. Walsh has never re
covered from pneumonia fever some
time back and when examined by DR..
Price he was advised to 90 to Denver
for an operation.
Heman Nelson, who has been en-
gagged in coal mining quits steadily
for the past ten months, came NY yes
(terday and is making arrangements
to do some prospecting on Elk moun
tain after the 4th. He sen for his
family and they will occupy a house
here in Saratoga this summer.
Mrs. II, A. Dyer left yesterday for
Rawlins for a short business trip. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Robert
Dyer and little son, John, who we're
on their way to their home i'll New
castle for the summer after IA two
weeks visit here. Mrs. Roy Bailey,
who had been here for a visit left for
her home in Baggs Tuesday.
Michael Quealy Jr., accompanied
by his brother, Thomas j. Quealy,
and Nicholas Siltamaki, were over
Monday and Tuesday from the Quea-
ley ranch on the north side of Elk
Mountain on land business. While