, 1911-11-23
Saratoga Chips

W. B. Hugus, Don. McPhail, Jr.
and Angus England went out deer
limiting Friday.
Chas. A. Kennaday. Fred Peters
and E. L. Stewart were all in from
Cedar creek Saturday an a business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Pennock were
in from the ranch Saturday with but
ter and eggs from their Lake creek
property.
George Sullivan was in yesterday
to do some shopping. He left a nice
venisan roast at this Office for which
he has our thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Holck returned
Tuesday from a very pleasant visit OF
three weeks with relatives and friends
in and near vinton, la.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Norman and lit
tie son were down from the ranch Sat
urcay to visit with the Pullum family.
They returned home Sunday.
Mrs. W. B. Hugus entertained Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Crawford, Mis- Grace
Crawford, Miss Helen Humphreys
and Miss Nell Newman at dinner
Sunday.
A. ]. Kenneday, who accompanied
Homer j. Clammer from this place to
Fl. Collins with his horses returned
from that place Friday and was in
town Tuesday.
r. A. Dav was in from his ranch
Tuesday. He says his men were
blowing and intended to pillow every
afternoon so long As the weather
would permit. Pretty good country
where you can pillow at the latter end
of November.
Mrs. Kate Arnold left this morn
ing for Fit. Steele where she goes on
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen. She
expects to make an extended visit
covering several points in the western
states before her return.
Mrs. E. G. Gross writes that they
are nicely located neal San Diego.
Mr.. Gross is improving in healtc.
They are delighted with the country
and can be reached by addressing
them at Route 8, box "a, San Diego,
Calf.
Mrs. Bert Walker came down from
the Hunter ranch on Brush creek Fri
day, bringing Mrs. d. S. Crawford
and little Roderic, who had been Wis
iting at the ranch for a week. Mrs.
Walker went out to the Alex McPhail
ranch on a visit to her parents.
E. w. Devine left Sunday morning
with a car containing 26 head of hor-
ses which he is shipping to his home
at Locksburg, Ark. Mr.. Devine will
accompany the car all the way to it's
destination and expects to dispose of
the horses when he gets there at a
good profit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Alden and
little children left on the early train
this morning. Mr.. Alden will leave
the train at Laramie and go to Wal
den in search of work, while Mrs.
Alden and the babies will continue on
t. Pearce, Colo, where she will visit
her sister for a time. She will then
90 to the home OF her mother in FIT.
Collins, for a visit.
The board of school trustees had d
meeting Monday and opened the bids
for furnishing the school building
with 40 tons of coal, more or less.
There we're a number of bidders, sew
eral at 81 per ton, one at $685., one at
$685. and one at So. rs per ton. The
lowest bid was offered by John DOYLE
aud contract will be awarded to him.
Mr.. Rich and Mr.. Browar, the two
Salt Lake gentlemen, here selling
stock in the street and station indi
Gator made by the Epson Indicator
Company, left Sunday. They were
fairly successful and will probably
return here shortly with the latest
improved machine 80 that the people
may see what they are representing.
Mrs Row G.. Peck and baby came