, 1918-09-19

for appendicitis. The operation was
performed on Monday of last week and
Mr.. Riggs made a very rapid recovery.
Wanted-Woman, without children.
to do general housework. Wages $40
per month.-Phone No. 1.
For Sale-About 10 feet of 10-inch
tile, n set of work harness, cheap
Inquire of l.. Chaplin, Saratoga.
For Sale.-Restaurant and pool hall.
doing good business. i wish to leave
for the coast on or before October j.
and will make a good price on my bust
ness for a sale before that date.-L. p.
Sly. Saratoga.
Donald McPhail has been laid NJ the
past week by injuries received in a
turnover with a load of hay. His left
shoulder was d~islocated, besides other
minor hurts and bruises, most of which
are more painful than serious.
Several new turning posts have
been placed at street intersections in
the main part of town this week, for
the benefit of some automobile drivers
who are in the habit of turning short
in the streets at unexpected times and
places.
Relatives here have received word
from Clyde Widrig, announcing his ar
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ing a few months ago, he has been sta
toned at Camp Humphreys, Va, as a
member of the 10th Company u. S.
Engineers.
f.. A. Paulson and family departed
yesterday morning for their home at
Orrick, Mo. rear Kansas City. They
spent an enjoyable vacation here and
are already planning to return next
year, and to come earlier in the season
for II longer stay.
Lieutenant Charles b. Welles of Fort
Worth, connected the past few years
with the u. s. aerial service in the
south, has spent the past few days in
this vicinity looking after land inter
ests. MIR. Welles is expecting an over
seas call at any moment.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Wilcox are pre-
pairing to leave within a day or two on
"A trip through the Big Horn Basin
country. They will go first to Lander,
thence to Riverton, Shoshoni, Thermop-
oils, Worland and other points in the
northern part of the state.
Friends of the family in Saratoga
have received word of the death of L..
A. Raynor. u former resident. which oc-
Cured recently at FL Paso. Texas. Mr..
Raynor was for some time agent for
the s. x f.. Railway at this point and
wis also engaged with other work in
this vicinity.
Strandherg Bros. of Rawlins have a
large i,aiid of sheep at the local yards
for shipment. They expected to send
out nine cars on today's train, but the
cars failed to arrive. Other shippers
are also holding sheep near town await
ing transportation facilities, some 30
cars having been ordered for his week.
LOST-On road between Walcott
and Saratoga, on Saturday. September
II. one brown -alligator-skin handbag.
containing one bunch of keys. one pair
spectacles and a small amount of
money and a few other articles. Find
er keep money and return bag and other
articles to Mrs. Mary Freeman, Wal
colt, wyoming. 191
Ira. Want has this week received
from the manufacturers of the Marvel
mill the blue prints giving him the
plans for preliminary construction to
put his building in readiness for h in
s~tallation of the mill machinery. which
will be received shortly. A consider
able amount of concrete and cement
work will be necessary. and this was
begun this morning, being in charge of
W. Il. Ryan. Mr.. Want expects to
have everything in readiness for the
placing of the machinery Immediately
upon its arrival.