Mr. Campbell had been ailing'
, for more than n year and made a I
.trip to Canada, of which country I
he was a native, for tin* benefit of
, his health, returning last spring '
much improved. He came to this '
country in an early day, worked nt
the construction of the U. P. road
in 1868, and was a citizen <>f Ben
!f >n. three miles westof Ft. Steele,
when a man’s life was considered
of less importance than a dollar, if
he possessed that much money, i
• At the time Mr. Campbell lived in j
i Benton, he carried $2,900 in a belt :
strapped around his waist.
In 1873 he was employed chop-1
i ping ties in Coe & Carter’s tie I
I camp on Brush ert'ek, and in 1878 ,
jho purchased the John Foote
■ ranch on Pass creek. He has been.
|a resident of that community ever:
I since, ami had accumulated con
considerable property. He was a
kind neighbor and a faithful and
conscientious friend. He leaves
in wife and live children, who have
, the sympathy of the people in
i their bereavement.
|
W. IL MAGI IEE
■ Physician and Surgeon. ,
(
Diseases of Women -
- - - - A Specialty-
OFFICE: East End of Bridge.
Sarat°ga, - Wyoming.
THEfW»»-
TELEGAPH LINE
BETWEEN
SARATOGA and FT. STEELE.
This line is now in first
class shape, and business
i s solicited. Arrange
ments have been made to'
run this line in connec-:
tion with the Western!
Union telegraph, to all
points, and promptness
and despatch is guaran
teed. Rate between Sar
atoga, and Ft. Steele 35c.
J. F. CRAVZFORD,
Saratoga, Wyo.
NE W MA I L
1:2 Year*’ Ileputatlon.
