, 1910-03-10

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before he returns home.
Justice of the Peace, F. R. Schoen,
David West, Ernest West and George
Wilson were over from Elk Mountain
last week on court business.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Nelson, Miss
Wilkes and Fl. c. Paulson were in
from Pass creek basin the latter part
of the week on court business.
Miss Anna Ravens, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Stein
spring, on South Spring creek for the
past ten days, is expected home short
ly.
Mrs. Enoch P. johnson was in town
Tuesday. She says they were Plow-
ing on the johnson ranch and found
the land in good condition for the
spring work.
William Carlson, of Encampment
and Hog Park, came down from there
Monday and is visiting in town. He
will leave shortly for Denver on "a
business trip.
Miss Edna Marshall finished a very
successful term of school on Pass
creek last Friday and. is now at her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. 81. j. Clam
mer or Jack creek.
Frank Schilt, manager of the Saw
age Sheep Co. has been busy this
week unloading a car of salt for his
company. Frank is still compelled
to use a crutch in walking.
Frank S. Poorman, agent at En-
campment, came down Sunday for a
visit with friends. Everybody is glad
to e Frank, who is a very popular
young man among all classes here.
Mrs. E. S. Judd returned home
Sunday from a visit to the family of
A. L. Chapman, at Encampment.
Mrs. Judd was guaranteed for 81
days with the family on account of
measles.
VIM. Turnbull went down to Pass
creek with his hounds on the train,
this morning, for a wolf hunt. Geo.
Arnold vert down yesterday with the
horses and they will ride back across
country.
Mrs. Robpett, who was in to attend
the meeting of the Eastern Star, re-
NAMED over until Friday evening to
visit friends here. She took Miss Sen
sintaffar and Miss Edith Crav ford
out to the Ekdahl ranch with her to
visit over Sunday.
The scholars in the High school
room have received the pictures
which are to be hung there. When
the pictures are hung the room will
present ii nice appearance, as it has
been newly calcimimed and repaint-
ed by the scholars of that room.
George Campbell came in from
Pass creek Tuesday evening, bringing
his wife in to the doctor. She has
not been strong for the past two
months, and grew worse, rather than
better, and it was thot best to bring
her where medical aid could be had.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Len Huston will be glad to learn
that Mrs. Huston is very much better
at this time. She was in a very SER
ious condition for ten days and un-
der the care of a doctor and trained
nurse dnring the dangerous stage of
her illness.
James g. Dettinger, one of the
prosperous ranchmen of the Encamp
ment valley, came down from that
place last Sun lay and remained over
between trains. Mr.. Dettinger is
is just the same genial, pleasant man
as OF old when he made Saratoga his
home.
j. A. Mauk, who shipped a large
number of coyote and bob-cat hides
to market last week, received returns
from the u sent to st. Louis. They
netted him S56 20. This, with the
Sl5 bounty, made the total received
Tor the skin, S71.20. He has not yet
heard from the other shipment.
G. w. Maxfield returned Saturday
from a months vssit to his two
daughters in Colorado and Utah.
Mrs. Blanche Walloston lives at