I R. F. Wilson now has one of
■he neatest residences in towu, and
In a few years his grounds will be
filled with shade trees.
I George F. Brenner was in from
Rankin Saturday. He feels con
fident that the valley will soon re
ceive an impetus forward.
I Captain W. R. Montague, at the
ranch of W. E. Tilton, was ill Sun-
Hay, and the services of Dr Ben
nett were called into requisition.
■ Hon. F. O. Williams was in from
Bis ranch Tuesday. He expects
Bo leave next week for Cheyenne’’
And the World’s Fair, to be gone a
month.
I J. T, Beagle has the material on
Ahe ground to build a plank walk
■rbm the Gold Hill house to the
Bridge. This is a much needed
Improvement.
I' Drink pure teas. The Saratoga
mercantile Co. sell choice English
Breakfast for 45c per pound, and
nave a few pounds of good uncol
nred Japan for 35c per pound.
| Dr. Bennett performed an oper
ation on Guy H. Nichols yester
jday, which was successful. Mr.
[Nichols is much improved to-day,
and all hope for his speedy recov
ery.
Jack Kurtz and family were pas
sengers on Tuesday's Rawlins
«tage. They will make their home
in Rawlins in future, where Mr.
Kurtz has engaged in the black
smith business.
* Cash bargains in groceries, dry
and furnishing goods at the Sara
toga Mercantile Co. They are real,
genuine bargains, and it will pay
you to take advantage of the pres
ent low prices for cash.
Chas. McKay returned from
Kansas City Monday, where he
had been with a bunch of beef
cattle. He got $4 per hundred,"
and was well satisfied. The market
dropped to $3.75 the next day.
