, 1912-02-15

]. A. Rhoue, who has been down
n Colorado the past winter, returned
Sunday and will begin prospecting
again in the Slavery country as o
as spring opens up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Pennock went
to Laramie Sunday morning on a visit
TO Nj. and Mrs. ]. a. Mullison and
family. Mrs. Pennock remained but
Taylor will return Saturday.
Miss Nora Doggett returned home
from Wheatland Sunday, where she
was engaged in teaching and Tues
day morning assumed the duties of
Primary teacher in the Saratoga pub
lie school.
Mrs. Mary j. Stockwell and Mrs. A.
A. Ashley left this morning for Den
yer, to be absent a couple of weeks,
Mrs. S%tockwell to visit friends and
Mrs. Ashley to lay in her spring stock
of Millinery goods.
Hunter & Laughlin's auction sale
bids fair to become a regular Saturday
afternoon affair. There was a good
attendance last Saturday and quite
a number of things were sold. It's
a good thing. Push it along.
Frank Crout was down from Beaver
creek Friday. He sold his ranch and
will move to other parts. We regret
to see him leave. We hope prosperity
and long life may go with him and
his, wherever he may locate.
Word was received by Mrs. William
Turnbull from Frances Sears yester-
terday to the effect that her father,
W. E. Sears, who had suffered a re-
lapse, was much better and able to
sit up for a while each day.
G. Q Kelly went to Rawllns and
had an X-ray taken of his injured
foot which showed that one of the
small bones had been broken and a
piece splintered from another place
which is still loose.
Fred Holck and Charles Price left
yesterday morning for Denver, where
they will take course in'an automobile
school. We predict both boys will do
we'll in their efforts to learn their work,
as it is the coming business.
Joseph w. and Claus G.. Larsen
returned last week from Denver where
they have been spending the winter
in learning how to run automobiles.
The boys have taken the sane course,
for automobiles have come to stay I"
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Campbell
came up from Walcott Sunday on a
visit to Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. W. Sissou.
They spent Monday at the Jack creek
ranch visiting Mrs. Campbell's sister,
Mrs. McElovy, returning to Walcott
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Matt Watt gave a big dinner
party on Cedar creek to Mr.. Watt in
honor of his 24th birthday. Those
present we're Mr.. and Mrs. Amsworth
and daughter Alma, Mr. and Mrs. Milt
Ames, Mrs. Want and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. BRENNAN and Mrs. D. S Craw-
ford.
If you have any idea of papering
this spring do not fail to see the fine
line of wall paper samples carried by
William Torbett. They will surprise
you, Tor you never saw anything to
compare with his samples in the West
Have him call and show you and you
will regret it.
The Whist Club gave a card party
at Jensen's hall last evening. Cards
we're INDUCED in until IL O'Clock,
when a line supper was served, after
which dancing was begun and kept
up until 2 o'clock this morning.
There were AZ present and all had a
very pleasant time.
Mayor M. B. McKillip gave a din
Q party to a number of his friends
at the Hotel Wolf last Sunday. The
dinner was especially fine. The
guests were Mr.. aud Mrs, James w.
Heather, Mr.. aud Mrs. c. L. Jenson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Jensen aud