, 1917-06-14

Misses Nora and Anna Doggett are
spending the week with Mrs. Carl
Willford at the ranch on Calf creek.
A large number from Saratoga at
tended the dance at the VIM. Miser
ranch on Spring creek. A big crowd
and a most enjoyable time is reported
by those who attended from here.
W. 81. Hadaman vent to Walcott
last Friday in his new Grant Six to
meet his mother, Mrs. s. NJ. Miller of
Denver, who returned with him and
will spend the summer in Saratoga.
Henry Pantle, one of the well known
and prosperous ranchers and stock
men of the upper Platte valley, ac-
companied by his family, Grove down
by auto this morning from their ranch
home near Riverside and spent the
day in Saratoga.
We are the Willard Battery Service
Station at Rawlins, but we repair any
kind of battery. Should yours be
ruined, so it would not pay 70 repair
it, we can allow you for it on a new one.
We have an expert battery man.
Depot Garage, E. Sundin, Prop, Raw
Inns, Wyo.--Adv.
Mrs. G. j. billiard Of Idaho Falls,
Idaho, arrived in Saratoga yesterday
for a visit at the home of her brother,
W. P. HAYS, Mrs. billiard has been
visiting friends and relatives at her
old home in Kentucky for several
weeks and stopped off here while en-
route to her home in Idaho.
Many loads of lumber and other
building material have been going
out during the week to the Sisson &
Moore tourist camp on the upper
Brush creek. Construction work on
the buildings is being rushed and it
is expected the camp will be ready
for business within a few weeks.
Two Greeks, Gus Kallas and John
Konprilibes, were arrested last week
at Encampment by Deputy State
Game Warden Sorenson of Rock
Springs, for failure to register for
selective CONSUMPTION on June 9Th.
The men we're taken to Rawlins, to
be held pending instructions from the
state department.
Lee Jensen received a painful liz
jury at the Jensen ranch yesterday
morning which will lay him up for a
few days. While loading wool he fell
backwards out of an auto, his right
foot being caught in the machine in
such a name that the ligaments of
the knee were badly torn. DR.. Price
was called to treat the injured mem
Der.
Deputy Game Wardens j. D. Paul
son of Saratoga and G. P. Sorenson of
| Rock Springs spent last Friday and
Saturday at Encampment, where they
rounded up a man named Steve Har-
aid who is charged with illegal killing
of deer. II is alleged that Harald
killed nine deer in the mountains neal
Encampment, during the month of
March. Through the activities of
some of his friends in that section, the
man proved hard to find, but he was
finally located and taken before JUS
tic Peryam of Riverdale for prelimi-
nary examination. He was released
under bonds to appear for trial on
June %.
Chairman Il. g. Knight, of the
State Council of National Defense,
has appointed G. II. Hoel, manager for
Moe rd Brady company at Cheyenne
and a former resident of Saratoga as
chairman of the market committee.
Mr. Hoel is an active, energetic, wide
awake business man. He knows the
business conditions in the state of
Wyoming as we'll az any other indi-
vidual, having been on the job of
wholesaling throughout the state for
a great many years. A broad field
opens before him. He will endeavor
to coordinate all of the energies of
the state tending to bring the pro-
ducts to the very best market. Those
who have perishable farm products of