, 1917-11-22


Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Hays are the par
ents of "A daughter, born yesterday, No
vember 81.
w. C. Edwards carries the largest
variety and best line of shoe dressings
in Saratoga.
George Sullivan and family were
down from the ranch home on Cow
creek yesterday.
Mrs. George Meason returned home
last Friday from Cheyenne, where she
had been to have her eyes treated.
Mrs. Ed. Newman Mrs. Angus Eng
land and Mrs. Mary Albro spent Tues
day on Brush creek with Mrs. Freeman
Cook.
For Sale-Registered yearling Here
ford bulls; also fancy Rhode Island
Red pure bred roosters.-C. d. Terwil-
Tiger, Encampment, Wyo.
c. NJ. Brown left on Sundays train
for Cambridge, Neb., where he will
remain during the winter, after II So
journ of several months at his ranch
on Spring creek.
Mrs. Axel Carlson left on Sundays
train, accompanied by her son, Carl,
for Ohio to make an extended visit at
the home of her mother. They will re
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Mrs. Glenn Scott has an advertise
ment i'll This issue announcing a clos
ladies' furnishings, etc. The sale will
begin next Monday, November 26.
w. G.. Condict returned on today'S
train from Omaha, where he had been
with a shipment of cattle. He reports
that Agent Horton, who also accompa-
MED a stock shipment to Omaha last
week, has gone to points in Iowa for
II visit with relatives.
Emmett johnson and his son, Fred,
are making arrangements for the open
ing of n moving picture show at the
Jensen Hall i'll the immediate future.
They plan to nave their first show on
Saturday evening, December 1, as an
nounced elsewhere in The Sun. Pro-
gram and other details will be an
nOunced next week.
a construction engineer from Okla
homa arrived in Saratoga yesterday
i md hng ,rnnn 70 tho AlI Tllr1,--u 4
on Elk Mountain for the purpose of
surveying thep property, testing the ores
and otherwise investigating the advis-
ability of resuming active operations
at the mine. He is said to hold an op-
ton on the property and expects to
purchase in case his Investigations re-
suit ~fayorably. The property is some
20 miles from Saratoga, and has been
idle for the past fifteen years or more,
Word received from Mrs. w. @. Ed
wards who is with her husband at st.
Joseph's Hospital in Denver, is to
the effect that Mr.. Edwards is slowly
improving, but will not be allowed 10
leave his bed for u week or perhaps
ten days yet. His was a very serious
case of blood poisoning and it will
probably be many weeks before his
hand and arm will be fully recovered
from the effects of the infection and
the several operations which were nee
essary in combating the maIady.
II. ID. B%lydenburgh, well known
rancher and stockman of Saratoga
left ON this afternoons train for his
old home at Smithtown, Long Island,
n. Y, where he will visit until about
the first of the year with a number of
his relatives. He expects Their to re-
turn here for a few days, and will
then depart on a trip to the far west
so far west, in fact, that he may find
himself in the far east before his re-
turn to Wyoming. He will visit yari-
Gus western states and will hen in
clude a trip to Honolulu, Hawaii, and
perhaps to Japan. He has no itinerary
prepared, but will spend the winter In