, 1921-04-21

RawllnS Monday looking after the
work of his men on the state reserve.
We have a shipment q Quaker
Flour, said to be the best flour manu-
featured. without exception. Try it.
The Paulson Well Store.
Joe Tichenor left Monday morning
for Walcott. where he will be employed
by r. A. Campbell in the Walcott Mer-
camille Company store.
We can equip your auto back and
side curtains with all novelty STYLES
and shapes in Plate Glass. 500 and
up.-Whitney's Saddle shop.
John 7. Thompson, who has spent
the past several months in town. left
yesterday for his ranch neal Ten Mile,
where he will take up his residence
for the summer.
W. L. Broadhurst this week started
work on his irrigation bitches to carry
water from Cedar Greek to his
desert entry, which is located just
south of the Watt ranch.
The city's big cement roller has been
in use on the streets today, packing
down the loose dirt on the streets
which hav recently been graded. One
of the Titan tractors from the Tilton
store is being used to pull the roller.
The city officials have had a number
of teams employed this week In hauling
gravel for s%urfacing a number of the
principally used streets. an improve
ment which will be appreciated by ev-
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very noticeable permanent improve
ment.
The big dance to be given for the
benefit of the Community Club will
occur tomorrow night Mt the Jensen
Hall. Everybody is invited and urged
to come u o a good time. Remem-
Der, as Bill Barrow used to say, 1.-The
mummy amt had nc fun for five thou
sand years"
Hank Frovert, an old-time resident
of the Encampment and Battle Lake
country, and who has spent the win
ter visiting Mt various outside points,
returned here Monday and spent sew
eral days visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
W.. c. Ledbetter before going on to
the upper valley.
Sam Whitney this week completed a
deal for the purchase Of the Kryder
building. which he has occupied with
his saddle shop the past several
months. He is gradually getting the
interior arranged to suit his purposes
and plans IA number Of improvements
to the whole property.
Clyde Widrig last week completed n
deal for the purchase Of the w. G. Ed
wards home and two lots near the
school house. II he and his family
have taken possession of the place. G.
J. billiard and family are now living
in the Moore property, formerly oc-
cupied by h Widrig family.
Boley Shanks came in from the Twin
Groves country Tuesday evening for
a couple of days stay on business.
This Is his first trip to town since
last November. He reports the snow
lying on the ground much later than
usual In his neighborhood, with indi-
cations good for an exceptional grow
ing season this year.
Cdpt. Il. ii. Lederer, who filed on a
section OF land near Saratoga nearly
four years ago. arrived on today's
train from his home In Pennsylvania to
prepare to take up residence on the
land, which has only recently beer
designated under the stock raising
homestead law. His family will come
west later I'm the spring and they will
spend the summer on the entry.
ii. ID. Blydenburgh of Jack Creek is
reported to be improving as rapidly and
satisfactorily as could be expected. af-
ter n very serious operation which he
underwent at st. Joseph's Hospital In
Denver Thursday morning of last
week. Many friends In Saratoga have
been greatly concerned as to his condi-
tion, and replies TO their telegrnms are
TO the effect that Mr.. ~Blydenburgh Is
progressing satisfactorily.
NOTICE.
The Women's Guild of st. Barnabas'
Episcopal Church will receive sealed
bids for r~e-shingling the roof OF the
church and the construction of a bel
fry. Bids received later than May
10th will not be considered. Address
Mrs. Gustave Jensen, Secretary wo-
.ntfu G.tr.I GA.-