, 1917-11-08


Saratoga, Wyo. So
All kinds of dressings and polishes
for all kinds of shoes at ". C. Edwards
store.
C. E. Van Etten and Chas. b. Boyce
of Rawlins spent Friday and Saturday
in Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Durrie and
Chas. Mckay were Sunday guests at
the c. NJ. Brown ranch.
Mrs. z. A. Human entertained the
Ladies' Five Hundred club at her
pleasant home last Saturday afternoon.
j. Il. Dodds made final proof before
northeast quarter of section "a, town
ship 10.
Heinie Foss of Golden, Colo, accom-
panied by u brother from Twin Falls,
Idaho, drove in last Friday afternoon
for a few days outing among the ducks
and geese.
q. p. Agent C. @. Martin and wife,
Newt Doggett and wife and Ralph
Campbell and wife were up from Wal
colt Friday evening to attend the
Stockmen's ball.
For Sale or Trade-Folding camera,
Pony Promo No. 3. Takes pictures 4X5
inches and uses either films or plates.
Fine leather case, tripod, plate hold
ers IL other equipment. A $500 out
fit. Inquire sun office.
Mrs. Helen Butler, manager of the
Encampment telephone exchange, was
among the attendants at the Stock
Growers dance in Saratoga last Friday
evening. She returned home Saturday
evening, after spending most of the
day visiting with friends here.
Lee & BrOadhurst, who have been
conducting The Windsor barn, have dis
solved their c~o-partnership, Mr.. Broad,
hurst retiring from the firm and Mr.
Lee continuing the business. Mr.
B%roadhurst is now using his horses in
hay baling work, and has several large
contracts ahead of him.
ID. L. Winsor and C.. l.. Plummer re
turned Sunday evening from u hunt
ing trip of several days in the vicinity
of Big Greek. They report seeing con
siderable game, but owing to n comb
nation Of unlucky circumstances they
were unable to secure any meat. They
expect to try again later in the season
Ralph Campbell, of the Walcott
Mercantile Company, spent Tuesday
and yesterday here looking after the
shipment of IA considerable quantity OF
potatoes which he had purchased iron
nearby ranchers. Most of the tubers
were obtained from George Edwards
who raised "A phenomenal crop of fine
quality spuds at his ranch u few miles
east of town.
G. NJ. Wilcox, accompanied by his
brother, Ii. G., went to Rawlins Sat
urday morning to witness the depar
ture of the fourth contingent of Car
bon county's soldier boys and TO say
farewell to his son, Lee, who was one
of the number leaving for American
Lake. The boys departed at 10 O'Clock
Saturday morning and were given a
patriotic sendoff by the Rawlins PEG.
pie.
Mrs. VIM. Torbett returned here OIL
Wednesday for a few days stay to look
after her property interests. She ex-
poets to leave again next week for
Cheyenne and Denver for Il visit with
friends, after which she will 20 to
Kansas City for n few months stay
with her parents, whom she has not
visited for twelve years. She and Mr.,
IorDett have been residing in Ogden
lately II Mr.. Torbett will remain
there for a time.
NJ. l. HARRISON, one Of the early-day
residents Of Saratoga, came in last
Thursday to look after property inter
ests here and to take a course of baths
at the springs. Mr. HARRISON is the
owner of h Windsor barn property,
which he purchased about 20 years
ago, and also has other interests in this
vicinity He has made a business of
buying wal horses the past few years
ana has purchased Il number since his
arrival here, which will be shipped as
soon as cars can be secured About 100
head were purchased from II ID BLY,
denburgh of Saratoga. Mr.. HARRISON
and family now reside at Ogden, Utah.
Attorney Chas. Il. Blydenburgh of
Rawlins, recently appointed by Cover
nor Houx to succeed the late Judge r.