, 1910-08-11

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Anua and brother Johnsie toak htr
up to Cow creek Monday morning.
Mrs. F. A. Williams. of Trinidad
Colo. and Mrs. C.ias F. Carnine. of
Denver, mother and sister of Mrs. l..
X. Smith of this place, arrived Sat
urday to spend the summer with the
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Dukes and
sons came down Tuesday from the
O'Fallon ranch on the north branch
of Lake creek. They report water as
IA scarce article with them just at
present.
Mrs. A. w. Aiusworth, who went
out for IA visit with Mrs. Olive K,D-
caid, returned home Saturday While
she was out ON Pass creek she aud
Mrs. Kiucaid visited the people at the
Gail Bryant ranch.
Frank }. Cramer, Supt. OF the S.
& f. Ry., went down to Cheyenne
Sunday to be present at the meeting
of the State Board of Equalization,
to represent his road before that
body. He returned this morning.
Robert w. Dyer, Congressman
Mondell's private secretary, who has
been here on IA visit to his mother
Mrs. II. A. Dyer, left for Newcastle
Saturday morning. He was accomP-
anied as far as Rawlins by his moth
eT.
Ed. Rockford and wife, lived in the
early days of the town, but who now
reside in Colorado, stopped off here
OH their return from "A trip to Cali
%fornia, and are renewing their old
time acquaintance with Saratoga
people.
Sllas j. Casteel and John F. John
son came down from Bear creek Mon
day on land bushes. Mr.. johnson is
Que of the Pearl miners and is u very
pleasant man to meet. Nj. Casteel
is an old and reliable resident on
Bear creek.
Miss Sensintaffar, who has been
attending Normal At Greeley the
past summer, has gone to Palmer,
Colo, to spend the rest of her vaca-
ton in the mountains, previous to be-
ginning here duties i'll the Denver
schools.
Miss Isabel Evans, sister of Mrs.
d. E. Winsor, aud her friend Miss
Iona Bedessen, both Of La Crosse,
Wis. who have been here on a visit
for the past mouth, left for home
Tuesday morning, having had a most
delightful time. They expect to re-
turn here to spend their vacation next
summer.
In "a letter to a friend in Saratoga
Mis-. Leroy Hyney, of Alberta, says;
Should any one inquire about US tell
them we have as fine a place as there
is in Alberta. Next year the rail-
road will be about three miles from
us. Our land ls valued at $25 per
acre.
MIR. and Mrs. I. r. jackson ard
little daughter Margaret, accompau-
led by Miss Irene Dickinson and Mr..
Jackson's mother, Mrs. jackson,
came over from the Hat ranch on
Pass creek Monday on a combined
business and pleasure trip in Mr..
Jackson's new Buick.
Sam. Monroe Was in town Saturday
and In response to an enquiry con
cerning the condition of th u hay crop
on the Pick ranch he said that the
first crop of alfalfa was not very good
but it was his opinion that the second
crop would be Que of the heaviest the
ground had ever produced.
@. 5. Miner and his daughter, Miss
Lura Miner, arrived here Sunday
from Ft. Collins, Colo, and will
spend the summer visiting friends
here. This is the annual custom of
these people and we have come to
look forward to their yearly visit with
much pleasure.
Last Weeks Sun failed to chronicl.
the very important event of the ar.
rival of a girl baby at home of Mr..
aud Mrs. Bert Walker ON .LnIu goth