, 1918-03-28

for all kinds Of shoes at W. c. Edwards
For Sale.-I have a 1915 Maxwell
and a Buick car for sale.-G. w. Broad
hurst.
Mrs. Harriet Grady will entertain
the Ladies' Five Hundred club at her
home tomorrow afternoon.
George Peck and wife came in yes
terday from the ranch on Cow creek.
They returned home this morning.
Mrs. 1. A. Reynolds is enjoying a
visit with her mother, who arrived here
last Saturday from her HON in Mis-
souri,.
For Sale.-Registered yearling Here
ford bulls also fancy Rhode Island
Red pure bred roosters.-C. d. Terwil-
Tiger, Encampment, Wyo.
A monster packing case containing
in the neighborhood of 500 pounds of
used clothing was shipped by the Red
Cross ladies his week to the Belgian
relief committee in New York state.
j. r. Hewitt shipped his stock and
farming equipment the first of the
week to Elizabeth, Colo, between Den
yer and Colorado Springs, where he
recently purchased a ranch and where
he and his family will make their home.
e. Sundin, the Rawlins auto dealer,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Sara
toga, greeting old friends and looking
after business matters. In company
with Sheriff NJ. e. Pickett and others
he. spent several hours fishing on
| Spring creek Sunday afternoon.
The forms are about completed for
the new concrete walk at the front and
side of the Pilon Mercantile Company
store, and the cement crew will soon
be putting OF the finishing touches.
The work is being done under the SD
pervision of Roy c. Peck.
Forest Ranger Milt Ames reports
about eight inches of new snow at Tel
Mile this morning, with more coming
down as rapidly as possible. There
has been a slight rainfall throughout
the day in Saratoga, with a chill in the
air and a threat of the return of win
ter.
II. d. Blydenburgh returned here the
first of the week from the Pacific
coast, where he spent the latter part
of the winter. He spent several weeks
with relatives on the Atlantic coast be-
fore going west and has covered a con-
siderable mileage during his winter va
cation.
A. e. Dahl has leased the A. G.
Huntington residence On the south side
and will reside there with his family
as soon as Mrs. Dahl is able to return
home. Recent word from Denver is to
the effect that she continues to i'm
prove and will likely be able to return
here within ten days.
d. n. Bird was down from Encamp-
ment on business Saturday, returning
home Sunday morning. He left with his
grading outfit the first of the week for
the site of the Johnston Company's res
ervoir on Sage creek, and expects to
complete his grading contract on the in
take ditch within the next fortnight.
A loading chute has been erected at
the gravel pit recently purchased by
the city in the west side side of town
and several teams have been engaged
in distributing gravel over the main
streets the past few days. A drag is
at work today in leveling and packing
the newly-worked streets and it is TX
pected that the surfacing will do away
with much of the mud and mire with
which teams and autos have had to con-
tend during wet weather in the past.
Albert Waddleton, porter at the
Wolf, was arrested last Friday morn
charge of shooting firearms within the
city limits. He was assessed So and
costs, amounting to $3.50. Some time
ago the same man is said to have fired
a shotgun neal the hotel and flying
shot ratified on nearby windows and
one stray shot is said to have struck
Raymond Ault on the neck, though in
flicting NJ injury. Thursday evening
Middleton took a shot at Miss Flor
ence SCOTS angora cat, putting four
shot into him, and Mr.. Scott her pro-
cured a warrant for his arrest. Mar
shall Phillips and the police magistrate
have expressed the opinion that promis-
cuous shooting within the city is not
altogether a safe pastime, especially
for the innocent bystander, and they