The family of C. W. Scott ar
rived last week from Ellsworth,
Kas., and are now comfortably lo- i
rated in their new home on Main
street.
Will Cunningham has been en
gaged by “Billy" Johnson, the
sheepman, and will have charge of
the sujiply wagon while on the
range.
We still have a few shoes left
that we are sellingout at 95c., 51.15
and 51.65. Come and see them
before you buy. J. W. Hugus &
Company.
A. J. Via, deputy county as
sessor, completed his labors in the
valley and went to Rawlins Tues
day. The improvement of Sara
toga astonished him.
J. S. Jones, of Carbon, was a
city visitor this week. Mr. Jones
aspires to the office of sheriff of
Carbon county through the sup
port of the county democracy.
Where did you get that shirt?
At Hugus & Co.’s. They have
the very best line ever shown here
and sizes and prices to fit any one.
Go and see for yourself. J. W.
Hugus & Co.
Now is the time to have your
dentist work done. R. E. Hol
brook remains in Saratoga until
June 1 only. Don’t miss this last
golden opportunity of securing a
first-class job.
Five cents a yard any of our
spring stock of calicos; 15c. and
20c. a yard for silkilines; 15c. for
scrims; 20 and 25c. for fast col
ored French sateens, worth 35cts.
anywhere. J. W. Hugus <fc Co.
W. M. Toot baker, of Collins,
was in town on Tuesday and filed
s homestead entry with Commis
sioner Crawford on 160 acres in
section 8 and 9, township 14, north
range 82 west.
