OL. 4. NO. 14.
SARATOGA CHIPS.
L. G. Davis is the man fur i
eriff.
Grain is rolling into market in
regular stream.
Pocket knives at new tariff pric-'
at the Saratoga drug store.
Meals 25 cents at the Ft. Steele ;
Intel. H. M. Sholine, Prop. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Harden were j
n from their Pass creek ranch this ■
reek.
Miss Laura Buehler was the
piest of Miss Grace Crawford this
reek.
New dolls and rublier goods,
übricating oil and vanilla essence
it the drug store.
Mrs. C. F. Jones, of Pass creek,
s visiting Mrs. Mullison and Mrs.;
Pennock this week.
Rev. A. Brown, of Cheyenne, ’
will preach at Collins on Sunday,
the 4th of November.
Geo. P. Condict. J. A. King. F.
ff. Hunter, and W. J. Lee, of Col
ins, have been down this week.
For Sale —My hay. on Cedar
‘reek ranch, for cash, at market
jrice. E. G. Ashley.
I You can get a bed or a meal at
the Ft. Steele Hotel for 25 cents.
, H. M. Sholine, Proprietor.
i Miss Amanda Oberg is stopping
[at the Hot Springs hotel, and will
'Attend our public school this win
ter.
Robert Grooms and family have
moved to Ft- Steele for the winter,
where their children will go to
school.
Letters remain uncalled for in
the Saratoga post office October
31, 1894, for Dall Clark and Alfred
Welch.
The Saratoga Mercantile com
pany have a full line of Selz,’
Schwab & Co.’s men’s ladies’ and i
children’s shoes.
You can get just ns good a meal
at Sholine’s Ft. Steele House for ■
25 cents, as can be hail anywhere
in Wyoming for any price.
