, 1915-04-29

fenceing, Just came H. III seVerai
sizes. Foster Lumber Co. 4-1tf
W. F. Edwards left Monday morn
ing for Evanston, to take charge of
a gang of tie drivers there this sprng.
A. @. Huntington is putting up the
band stand for the city this week on
the vacant corner across the street
from the Wolf Hotel.
Frank Jones was in town last week
and judging from his interest in
skunk" wagons and gasoline, we be-
lieve he may be seen at any future
time stearing a new car.
Just received, a new IA of AZ Brit
ish Columbia shingles, the best in the
world. Foster Lumber Co. Al If
Miss Anna Hunter returned home
this week having closed her school
on Beaver creek last Friday. She
may teach Kindergarten in Saratoga
this summer if she gets enough pu-
pills.
Nails and barbed wire, several sizes
and qualities, both black and galvan-
lied wire, just arrived and in stock.
Att. Foster Lumber Company.
Lenard Hunter got badly bitten IN
the arm by a dog Saturday, while try
ing to separate his dog and another
one which we're in a fight. DR.. Price
dressed the arm and it is getting
along fine.
1 hereby give notice that | will pay
no bills charged to my account.
4-22-5-l3 S. E. McAuulty.
Frank Hughes returned yesterday
morning from Denver where he un-
derwent the operation for the removal
of the bullet from his brain, recently,
he is in the best of spirits and seems
to feel quite we'll.
Torgney Anderson, formerly of this
place, but now of Lincoln, Nebraska,
was here Monday on a short visit.
He left here with his parents, DIR. aud
Mrs. Anderson about ten years ago.
He is now employed on the Burling-
ton Ry. and was on his vacation.
The adjourned meeting of the Car
bon County Fair Association will be
held Saturday afternoon, $50 O'Clock,
at the City hall, and it will be well
for all stockholders to be present, as
important business will come before
the meeting.
W. NJ. Nixon had the misfortune to
get pretty badly strained last Thurs
day, by being thrown from a load of
hay. Mr.. Nixon was coming to town
with a load OF hay, when about three
miles south of here, one wheel struck
a rock, throwing Mr.. Nixon to the
ground, landing OIL his hip, straining
him pretty badly in the back.
Mary Albro will open up a lunch
room in her Waterloo rooming house
on the LIST of May, Saturday. She
ldoes not intend to run a boarding
house, but just to serve lunches any
time OF the day and evening from 8
in the morning until 11:30 p. m. She
will cook fish for anyone bringing
them, or any other sp~ecialties they
may want, or prepare lunches for
tourists. She also intends 70 make a
special effort to serve extra good
coffee.
All parties taking the Denver Post
will confer a favor il they will clip
the Beauty Contest coupon and save
it for the undersigned, who will send
for 1t. The winner in this contest
gets a free trip to the expositions and
am helping n of the young ladies'
in the contest, who will greatly APP
preciate it if you will save the cou-
pons. 1 will get them from you and
send them in. Mrs. d S. Crawford.
A Recital Musicale will be given
at the Jensen Hall on Saturday, May
9Th, 1915, at 3 O'Clock in the after
noon, by Mrs. Gustave Jensen and
her pupils in piano and singing In
addition to the regular program, mu
steal numbers will be rendered Miss
Della billiard, Miss Ula Frank Rose,
Mrs. Walter Pilon and Mrs James
w. Heather, who have kindly con-
sented to assist on this occasion
Admission will be free, and all rel