, 1912-09-12


joined J. A.. Pigg from that place,
aud they are all to visit on the ranch
OF Fl. G. Paulson over in the basin.
George e. Brimmer, chairman Of
the republican county central com.
mittee, came up Monday from Raw
Inns and is visiting with his wife and
the Rev. Thornberry and wife on the
Wheeler ranch.
E. 8. Judd has had his place of
business, the notion store room and
the barber shop, all newly papered
and painted and new liuoleum on the
floors and ii has a very pleasant and
attractive look now.
Garrett Price left Monday morning
for Laramie where he will enter the
University. While in Laramie he
will make his home with the Multi
son family where he is we'll known
and where he will be most cordially
welcomed.
Rev. j. P. Evans, father of Mrs.
d. e. Winsor, who has been here for
the past six or eight weeks. left for
his home Saturday. He is q most
interesting character and will be
missed by the many friends helmads
while here.
George W. Broadhurst, cashier of
the Saratoga State Bank, aoeompani-
eddy his wife, and Miss AnnaC Camp
bell, Miss Minnie Hickey and post
master Joseph NUM- all went to
Rawlins Friday, returning home late
that evening.
Robert A. Day, the nominee on the
Republican ticket for the f~our-year-
term as county commissioner, accom- !
panied by W. Condict, G. G. Young
and j. f. Crawford, went to Rawlins
and back Friday. Mr.. Day. drove
his car and the return trip was made
in exactly 2 hours and twenty minu-
tes.
Mrs. J.F. Crawford aud little Rod
erick Crawford. left lor Oakland, Calf
last Saturday, where they go for their
health. Mrs Crawford intends 10
return in about a months unless
she should conclude to remain all
winter. She will visit with her
daughters, Mrs. Adams and Miss
Grace Crawford who live in Oak
land.
Judge w. L. Kuykendall, Grand
Secretary of the Grand Masonic Body
of Wyoming, came up home Saturday
from Cheyenne where he has been
in attendance on the regular annual
meeting of that body. He was ell
ected Grand Secretary for the 9th
time, an honor that has never been
surpassed by any other Grand Sec
rotary in the United States.
1t is interesting to know that the
Saratoga valley contributed Is
teachers to the attendance at the
Teachers Institute held in Rawlins
last week-about half of the whole
attendance. The teachers from this
place, all of whom returned home
Saturday, express themselves as high
ly pleased with the Institute proceed
ings and think they derived, much
benefit from the work there.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Clark gave them a very pleasant u
prise last Friday evening. They
gathered in about Q o'clock and took
the couple entirely unawares, remain
ing until after the lights went out.
Cake and ice cream had been provid-
ed and with the addition of hot coffee
made a delicious lunch. When the
guests departed thew left a hand
painted pickle dish as a souvenir of
their regards.
John M. Pigg,a prominent bank
ing ma of Orrick, Mo-, came in Sat
urday on a visit to the Paulson boys.
Mr.. Pigg is one of the old timers,
having driven a team across the plains
here in 1852. At that time he was
accompanied by rs other boys of his
own age, all from the same neighbor-
hood, and today he is the only one of
the entire number that is alive. Mrs.
John d. Paulson is his peice and Mr..
Pigg is extremely happy to come to
S.ratnoa und find her praaidinU ovar