, 1917-03-29
Watches actually cleaned free .-soott.

ranch on Jack creek.
D. M. Owens returned here Satur-
day from Nebraska, where he had
been for several weeks past.
Mrs. Clark Wilcox was a visitor in
town today from lower Cow creek, a
guest at the home of Mrs. William
Broadhurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peck, who
were guests at the L. d. Peck home
in Saratoga last week, returned Sun
day to their ranch home on Cow creek.
All u work is done by a Chicago
matchmaker with 25 years-experience,
and any watch that has to be taken
apart for other repair he actually
cleans free.-Scott.
1. o. Platt and daughter, Miss
Mary, of Encampment arrived here
Tuesday enroute to their home from
Boulder, Colo, where they had spent
the winter. They left for Encamp-
ment on the Wednesday morning
stage.
Merrell Lemon had his left shoulder
disiocated, last Saturday evening as.
the result of a tip over with a load of,
hay nesr the Alden ranch on Spring
creek. He will be incapacitated for
two or three weeks as a result of the
accident.
1t is conjectured that Otis Mowery
had an interesting trip to Walcott via
the automobile route yesterday. He
left here at noon and according to
telephone reports from Walcott today,
he arrived there at 4 o'clock tkis
morning.
W. p. Hays has accepted the local
agency for Louis B, Westholder,
Florist, who operates and owns the
two largest flower stores in the state,
one at Evanston and another at Rock
Springs, Wyo. Leave your orders
with Mr. Hays for cut fowers.--Adv.
W. E. Triton, senior member of the
hardware firm of Tilton & Son, spent
a few days in town the last of the
week, returning to his ranch home on
Brush creek Monday. Mr.. Tlton has
had his stock on feed since the 18th
of November and has fed an average
of seven loads per day from that date
to the present.
John Pegram returned last week
from Texas, where he went some time
ago with his wife, hoping that the
change in climate and environment
would be beneficial to her. health i.
She will remain in the south foJ,sev
eral months. Mr.. Pegram has re-
sumed his work for Hopkins Bros, at
the K~Gykendall ranch. ho
Mrs. Ann Parr and son. William,
left on Mondays stage for their home
at Encampment. They have been
in Saratoga the past two month, the
young man being under the care of
DR.. Price. He has now sufficiently
recovered from his injuries received
last January, when his hands were
badly frozen, to be able torreturu to
to his home.
Robert Corpening, manager of the
bath house at the Saratoga hot springs,
returned home last Friday from Okla
homa City, Okla, where he had been
the past two months. He is now
about recovered from the attack of
malaria contracted in February, when
he went south with a shipment of
mules, and which kept him under
medical care for nearly two months.
Mrs. Joe Lemoine and small son
and Mrs. Annie Wiley and baby
came in from the Lemoine ranch
Tuesday on a shopping trip. They
report very deep snow on Pass creek
aud it required the entire day to
make the journey to town. About
two miles out they ran out of snow
and were forced to leave their sleigh
and complete the trip with a Dor.
rowed wagon. ......
Several new brands appear in the
Live Stock associations brand depart
ment of The Sun this week. The